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Canada's federal food inspection agency is backtracking from its decision that wines produced in the West Bank and other areas controlled by Israeli forces should not be labeled as products of Israel.

The Latest on U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson's shuttle diplomacy aimed at ending the Gulf crisis between Qatar and four other Arab nations.

Chinese trade growth accelerated for a second month in June in a positive sign for global demand and the country's own economy.

A gay British retiree has won a legal battle to secure the same occupational pension rights for his husband that a wife would enjoy.

A gay British retiree has won a legal battle to secure the same occupational pension rights for his husband that a wife would enjoy.

U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson is heading to Saudi Arabia as he presses forward on an effort to end a rift between Qatar and four Arab states.

Scientists say a vast iceberg has broken off from a key floating ice shelf in Antarctica.

Scientists say a vast iceberg has broken off from a key floating ice shelf in Antarctica.

After eight years of toil by the Greek people, the European Union is finally recognizing that Greece's budget is no longer breaking the bloc's rules.

Brazilian opposition senators staged a sit-in for several hours Tuesday preventing a decisive vote on labor law changes that are a crucial part of President Michel Temer's economic agenda.

British Prime Minister Theresa May says she has to win a "battle of ideas" in Parliament and the country after losing her majority in last month's election.

British Prime Minister Theresa May says she has to win a "battle of ideas" in Parliament and the country after losing her majority in last month's election.

European Union finance ministers have agreed to collectively address the problem of non-performing loans in the banking sector, which has been an economic problem particularly in Italy and Spain.

China's auto sales rose in June, rebounding from the previous month's contraction on the strength of demand for SUVs.

China's auto sales rose in June, rebounding from the previous month's contraction on the strength of demand for SUVs.

Chinese conglomerate Wanda Group, owner of Hollywood's Legendary Studios, is selling most of its theme parks, retreating from a business it once said would challenge Walt Disney Co.

Chinese conglomerate Wanda Group, owner of Hollywood's Legendary Studios, is selling most of its theme parks, retreating from a business it once said would challenge Walt Disney Co.

Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe is holding talks with Finland's president to discuss bilateral relations, economic cooperation and international issues.

The French parliament is beginning debate on a special measure that would make it easier, and quicker, for President Emmanuel Macron's government to redesign the nation's labor rules, one of the most divisive promises of his presidency.