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President Donald Trump is disputing statements by the French government that the Group of Seven nations agreed to empower French President Emmanuel Macron to send a message on behalf of the advanced democracies to Iran

A spokesman for Lebanon's Hezbollah says two Israeli drones crashed in Beirut without the militant group firing on them

Police are skirmishing with protesters in Hong Kong for a second straight day following a pro-democracy march in an outlying district

Tens of thousands of angry and frustrated Rohingya refugees have marked the second anniversary of their exodus from Myanmar into Bangladesh by demanding their citizenship and other rights

The head of Germany's central bank is warning against taking an overly pessimistic view of the economy, days after the bank cautioned that Europe's biggest economy could enter a recession in the current quarter

Police in Finland say two officers have been shot and wounded while on duty in the southern town of Porvoo

With inflation soaring and cash in short supply, many Zimbabweans transfer funds using their mobile phones and pay a premium to get currency.

Tens of thousands of umbrella-carrying protesters are marching in the rain in Hong Kong's latest pro-democracy demonstration, one day after the return of clashes with police who used tear gas to disperse the crowd

Critics of French President Emmanuel Macron are marching near the G-7 summit he is hosting to demand he do more to protect French workers and the planet

Plácido Domingo returns to stage at the Salzburg Festival in his first appearance since nine women accused him of sexual harassment in a report by the Associated Press