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Putin has not been on a bilateral visit to a European Union state since June last year.

The latest version of the iconic toy can connect to the Internet, raising privacy concerns.

On February 17, 1933, 'Newsweek' entered the magazine business.

Attacks against Jews, Muslims and other groups put a dent in France’s human rights record.

Forecasters warned of the worst cold in two decades from another arctic front this week.

Will Israelis vote for security or prosperity?

But the books become the region’s best sellers after theaters cancel showings due to local pressure.

A new study reveals how many Dutch physicians would consider helping people die to end their nonphysical suffering, such as psychiatric diseases, dementia or being “tired of living.”

Huge plume seen coming off the side of Mars could be a cloud, aurora borealis or something entirely unthought of.

Greece seek a loan agreement extension but Germany insist they stick to terms of original bailout.

Some forces are withdrawn from Debaltseve but senior Ukrainian police official says fighting will continue in the town.

Bush accuses President Obama of leading America to become ‘less influential’ in the world.

Columbus Art Museum and the #jj mobile photography community partner on an all-Instagram exhibition.

One activist's search for a cure for his autism is drawing a violent backlash.

The protein-based treatment appears to be impervious to HIV mutations.

Kobane's top official calls on international community to aid clean-up mission.

The controversial 'holidays' will offer people the chance to collect souvenirs like spent bullets.

Iraqi officials have discovered bodies with missing kidneys, which they say were harvested by the terrorist group.

Mullah Krekar is a ‘threat to national security’ who’s served his time. So, where does he go now?

Half of Russians believe the Internet should be censored.

Prime Minister and Protesters Welcome Putin to Hungary

Meet Hello Barbie: A Wi-Fi Doll That Talks to Children

'Newsweek' Turns 82

Human Rights Report Slams France for Racism

More Arctic Temperatures in Store For Eastern U.S.

Tel Aviv Diary: Netanyahu’s Big-Spending Ways

After Russian City Bans 50 Shades of Grey Film, Regional Book Stores See Sales Skyrocket

Many Dutch Doctors OK With Euthanasia for Nonphysical Suffering

Mysterious ‘Cloud’ Over Mars Baffles Scientists

Greece to Submit Loan Request to Eurozone, Germany Resists

Some Ukrainian Forces Start to Quit Besieged Town

Republican Jeb Bush to Lay Out Case for Stronger U.S. Role in World

Photos: All-Instagram Exhibition Highlights Mobile Creativity

The Debate Over an Autism Cure Turns Hostile

Promising HIV ‘Vaccine’ Inactivates All Virus Strains, Prevents Infection

Kobane Still Riddled With Unexploded ISIS Munitions

Russian Travel Company To Offer Trips to War-Torn Ukraine

Iraqi Ambassador to the U.N.: ISIS Harvests Organs for Profit

Norway Seeks to Send Hate Preacher Into 'Internal Exile'

Putin Stokes Paranoia About the Web