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Manchester City Accused of Misleading Premier League over Finances

Explosive development comes at the end of a four-year investigation by the world's most popular soccer league in the wake of leaked club emails and documents from City officials

Iran Singer Who Faces Prison Wins Grammy for Protest Anthem 

North Korea Party Meeting Set to Discuss ‘Urgent’ Food Issue

It’s uncommon for North Korea to hold two different party plenaries in a span of two months

Kosovo PM Calls on West Not to Put Pressure Over Serb Entity

During the past several weeks, U.S. and EU envoys have visited Pristina and Belgrade to encourage them to accept a new proposal

In Pro-Putin Serbia, Liberal-Minded Russians Seek a Home

The Slavic country is Moscow’s closest ally in Europe

India's Aircraft Carriers Key to Indo-Pacific Strategy

China has not yet sailed an aircraft carrier into the Indian Ocean but is expected to do so within the next few years

Ransomware Attacks in Europe Target Old VMware, Agencies Say

The problem attracted particular public attention in Italy on Sunday because it coincided with a nationwide internet outage, which interfered with streaming the Spezia v. Napoli soccer match

US Skiers to Don Climate Change-Themed Race Suits at World Championships

The Americans will wear the suits throughout the world championships in Courchevel and Meribel, France

Amid Crisis, Haitians Find Unlikely Solace in Soup

Soup joumou, made of all local ingredients – pumpkin, beef, carrots and cabbage and once eaten by French slave owners — has been known as ‘independence soup’ in the Caribbean country

Turkey Detains 15 for IS Links, No Concrete Threats Found

Group was said to be detained for purportedly planning attacks on the Swedish and Dutch Consulates in Istanbul, as well as churches and synagogues

Early Winners in Top Grammy Categories Announced

The 65th Grammy Awards are underway in Los Angeles

Pope Planning India, Mongolia Trips After Portugal, France

Francis outlined his upcoming travel schedule during his flight back to Rome from South Sudan

EU Bans Russian Diesel, Other Oil Products Over Ukraine

Move comes as 27-country bloc is taking steps to further slash its energy dependency on Moscow

Pope, Anglican, Presbyterian Leaders Denounce Anti-Gay Laws 

Iran Acknowledges 'Tens of Thousands' Detained in Protests 

Ayatollah Ali Khamenei on Sunday reportedly ordered an amnesty or reduction in prison sentences for 'tens of thousands' of people detained amid nationwide anti-government protests

EU Migration Impasse Leaves Many Refugees Homeless 

Most talk is about building fences and repatriation instead of working to improve a warm embrace for people fleeing nations like Afghanistan where the Taliban has taken over

Turmoil Threatens Financial Stability Peru Long Took for Granted

The scale of violence following President Pedro Castillo’s impeachment and arrest for a clumsy effort to shutter Congress has revived class and racial divisions and has many wondering whether the long period of uneasy stability has run its course

Psychedelic Churches in US Pushing Boundaries of Religion

Some experts raise concerns that benefits of ayahuasca haven't been well studied

Route to Super Bowl Dangerous for Mexico's Avocado Haulers

Roads beset by drug cartels, common criminals, and extortion and kidnap gang

Hasty Pudding Celebrates Coolidge as Its Woman of the Year

She portrays Tanya McQuoid-Hunt in the acclaimed HBO series 'The White Lotus'