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EU Leads International Help to Albania Quake Recovery
The European Union and the United Nations are coordinating the international efforts to assist Albania after the 6.4 magnitude earthquake that killed 51 people and left thousands homeless.
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2020 Watch: Why Biden Is Blitzing Iowa and More Questions
Presidential politics move fast. What we’re watching heading into a new week on the 2020 campaign:
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Argentina?s Grossi Cleared to Take Helm at UN Nuclear Agency
Argentine diplomat Rafael Mariano Grossi is set to take the helm at the U.N. nuclear watchdog this week after being confirmed as its new leader.
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Airstrike on Market in Syrian Rebel-Held Town Kills 10
An airstrike on a market in a rebel-held town in Syria?s northwestern province of Idlib Monday killed at least 10 civilians and wounded others, Syrian opposition activists said.
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Vigil Planned to Pay Tribute to Victims of London Attack
A vigil is planned to pay tribute to those who died in the London Bridge attack and to honor the bystanders who fought the attacker.
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The Latest: Guterres Sets Out Stark Choice on Climate Change
The Latest on the COP21 climate summit in Madrid (all times local):
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New Round of Talks on Contentious Nile Dam Starts in Cairo
The irrigation ministers of three key Nile basin countries have kicked off high-stakes negotiations in Cairo about Ethiopia?s soon-to-be-finished mega-dam project, which Egypt says threatens its water supply.
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France Pays Homage to 13 Soldiers Killed in Mali Air Crash
In its biggest military funeral in decades, France is honoring 13 soldiers killed when their helicopters collided over Mali while on a mission fighting extremists affiliated with the Islamic State group.
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Group Says 5 More Years of War in Yemen Will Cost $29B Aid
Another five years of fighting in Yemen would cost as much as $29 billion just to sustain the current level of humanitarian aid ? more than the entire annual humanitarian budget globally ? an international relief group said Monday.
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Pakistani Police Charge Hundreds of Protesters With Treason
Pakistan?s police say it has charged hundreds of students and activists with sedition for making insulting remarks against its military at a protest demanding the lifting of a ban on political activity at universities.
