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Syria is due to respond Monday to an Arab League proposal for bringing more than seven months of violence to an end, Qatar's prime minister said Sunday.

Could a Mexican drug cartel be the next target for a group of hackers known for online attacks against banks and government institutions?

Libya's transitional government picked an engineering professor and longtime exile as its acting prime minister.

A 14-year-old Australian boy accused of marijuana possession could face jail time on the resort island of Bali.

Ten people were killed Monday in a suicide bombing outside a U.N. compound in Kandahar, Afghanistan, officials said.

Voters have elected a former guerrilla who became a crusader against political corruption as the new mayor of Colombia's capital.

Australia's Qantas Airways said Monday afternoon it was awaiting regulatory approval to resume flights after a government labor board ordered it to end a dispute with its unions that grounded the airline over the weekend.

The general conference for UNESCO gets underway in Paris Monday when the U.N. agency is expected to vote whether or not to accept a Palestinian bid for full membership.

After seven months of an aerial bombing campaign that helped depose longtime ruler Moammar Gadhafi, NATO officially ends its mission in Libya on Monday.

Vancouver police said Monday they are recommending 163 charges against 60 people in connection with the riots after the city's hockey team lost the Stanley Cup.