Lebanese President Aoun meets with the country's cabinet for talks on economic reform amid mass citizen protests.

Lebanese Government Discusses Economic Reform Amid Mass Protests

What started as a protest over a proposed tax evolved into a sweeping push for total reform.

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U.S. Secretary of Defense Mark Esper Meets With Afghan President Ashraf Ghani

U.S. Department of Defense

U.S. Defense Secretary Visits Afghanistan To Restart Peace Talks

Chilean President Sebastian Pinera speaks.

Violent Protests In Chile Bring Halt To Transportation Fare Hike Plan

Protesters gather on Parliament Street in the rain during the "Together for the Final Say" march on October 19, 2019 in Lond

Boris Johnson Sends Brexit Extension Request, But Doesn't Sign It

King Abdullah II bin Al Hussein of Jordan speaks at the United Nations General Assembly on September 24, 2019

Pelosi-Led Delegation Meets With Jordanian King To Discuss Syria

U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson

Stakes Are High For Johnson's Brexit Deal In 'Super Saturday' Vote

Smoke from explosion in Syrian town of Ras al-Alin, a Kurdish population center, on Oct. 15.

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Kurds Claim Turkey Attack Persists, Say They Won't Accept 'Surrender'

Smoke rises over Syrian town.

Experts Fear ISIS Could Capitalize On Chaos In Syria

"El Chapo" is handcuffed and escorted by ICE officers

'El Chapo's' Son At The Center Of Shootout Between Cartel, Police

Smoke rises from a Syrian town near the border of Turkey

Turkey's 120-Hour Pause In Syria Catches Backlash In U.S.

Former Catalan leader Carles Puigdemont

Carles Puigdemont Turns Himself In To Belgian Authorities

U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson

New Brexit Deal Could Mean Big Changes For Northern Ireland

Mexican federal police officer on patrol in state of Guerrero.

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Deadly Shootouts Kill 28 People In Unceasing Mexican Drug Violence

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan and U.S. Vice President Mike Pence

Pence Says Turkey Has Agreed To 120-Hour Cease-Fire In Syria

Cuban migrants attend an asylum workshop in Matamoros, Mexico.

Mai Nolasco-Carranza

Why Thousands Of Cuban Asylum Seekers Are Stuck In Mexico

Catalan President Quim Torra

Catalan Leader Calls For Region's Independence As Protests Continue

U.K. and EU flags outside British parliament

U.K., EU Agree On Outline Brexit Deal, But It Still Faces Obstacles

Smoke rises from Syrian town of Ras al-Ain amid Turkish offensive Oct. 15.

Getty Images/Burak Kara

U.S. Economic Sanctions Unlikely To Deter Turkish Offensive

Man uses a computer.

Hundreds Arrested In Worldwide Child Exploitation Website Bust

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan

Erdoğan Says He Will Meet With Pence In Turkey To Discuss Cease-Fire

Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam

Hong Kong Leader Forced To Abandon Speech After Protests

U.S. House Approves Bills Supporting Hong Kong Protests

Extinction Rebellion protester sits on a post in London

London Bans All Protests Linked To Climate Group Extinction Rebellion

Russian Troops Move Into Syria After U.S. Troops Withdraw

China Resumes Streaming NBA Games

American and Chinese flags

China Says It's Already Bought Large Amounts Of U.S. Pork, Sorghum

Smoke rises over Syrian town near Turkish border

EU Countries Ban Arms Sales To Turkey

Men's soccer teams for North and South Korea compete in Pyongyang

North Korea Hosts Historic Inter-Korean World Cup Qualifier Match

Turkish soldiers

President Trump Authorizes Sanctions Against Turkey

Newsy's Lauren Stephenson with Samantha Power

Former UN Ambassador: Abandoning Kurds Is 'Reckless', 'Impetuous'

New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern

New Zealand To Create Unit To Tackle Online Extremism