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Last Child Soldiers From Colombia's Rebel Ranks to Be Freed

FARC was considered one of biggest recruiters of child soldiers during its half a century of war against successive governments

Israel 'Sorry for Any Hurt' With Mexico Over Wall Tweet

Netanyahu earlier sidestepped Mexican demand for apology

Quietly at First, Music Comes Back to Saudi Arabia

Kingdom recently held its first large-scale concert in nearly seven years, as official adherence to the severe Wahhabi school of Sunni Islam puts music in murky legal territory

Kenya Extradites Four Men to US on Suspicion of Heroin Smuggling

Four linked to Kenyan crime family called the Akasha that was involved in distributing heroin, methamphetamine

Irish Cabinet 'Fully in Favor' of Retaining US Customs Pre-Clearance

Dublin and Shannon airports are among handful of locations outside North America where passengers can clear customs and immigration before traveling to US under international agreement between two governments

Fresh Clashes Near South Sudan's Oil Hub of Malakal

Development is latest turn in struggle for capital of Upper Nile region; civil war in country has been raging, on and off, since 2013

Trump Pushes Drugmakers for Lower Prices, More US Production

President spooked investors in pharmaceuticals, biotech sectors by saying before his inauguration, that drug companies were 'getting away with murder'

Massachusetts to Join Court Battle Against Trump Travel Ban

Massachusetts plans to join court fight against President Donald Trump's order banning travel from seven Muslim-majority countries, a move that state's attorney general criticized as unconstitutional

Asia Targets Tourism, Education Boost from Trump Travel Ban

In Muslim-majority Malaysia, group CEO of Asia's largest budget airline, AirAsia, suggests countries in10-member Association of Southeast Asian Nations could cash in

Trump State Visit to Britain ‘Months Away’: UK PM May Spokeswoman

Yemen's Houthis Attack Saudi Ship, Launch Ballistic Missile

The attacks signal an escalation to weeks of combat on Yemen's western coast between the Iran-allied Houthis and the coalition backing Yemen's internationally recognized government

Your Oldest Ancestor Was Really Weird and Had a Big Mouth

Scientists say tiny marine creature from China that wriggled in seabed mud about 540 million years ago may be earliest-known animal in lengthy evolutionary path that eventually led to humans

Sparks Fly as Culprit Sought for Chile Blazes

Forests fires have consumed over 379,000 hectares (937,000 acres) in recent days, and cost Chile's forestry industry $350 million in losses

Republicans Take First Steps to Kill Obama-era Regulations

Republicans move to loosen US rules on corruption, the environment, labor and guns under the virtually untested Congressional Review Act

France, Worried by Trump, Promises to Defend Iran Nuclear Deal

Eurozone Steams into 2017 Despite Political Risks

Data presents European Central Bank with evidence that its massive cash stimulus is working but also posing difficulties about the way forward

Mexico says Israel Leader Should Apologize for Tweet

Israeli PM Netanyahu on US border wall plan: 'President Trump is right. I built a wall along Israel's southern border. It stopped all illegal immigration. Great success. Great idea.'

Ex-tycoon Batista Jailed in Graft Probe on Return to Brazil

Brash entrepreneur, whose meteoric rise and fall made him the poster boy of decade-long boom in Brazil that turned to bust three years ago, accused of paying a former Rio state governor millions in bribes

Macedonia's Social Democrats Seek Mandate to Form Government

Opposition urges president to rebuff calls by the ruling conservatives to hold a new election

Former US President George H.W. Bush Released From Hospital

Bush, the country's oldest living ex-president, was admitted to hospital on January 14 while experiencing shortness of breath