The army said it carried out the operation in response to attacks directed by Baha Abu Al Ata, the commander of the militant faction.
A couple holding a Bolivian flag embrace in La Paz on Monday after spending the night celebrating the resignation of President Evo Morales. (Natacha Pisarenko/AP)
A debate in Bolivia: Was the president’s resignation democratic will or a coup?
The country was confronting deep divisions and lingering violence after Evo Morales left office Sunday.
Fear spreads among Iraqi protesters as government cracks down, keeps death toll secret
More than 319 people have been killed and 15,000 wounded since anti-government demonstrations began in Baghdad and southern cities on Oct. 1, according to the country’s human rights commission.
James Le Mesurier, backer of Syria’s White Helmets, found dead in Istanbul
Turkish media reports claimed that the Briton had sustained fractures to his head and legs after apparently falling from a balcony.
The prisoner exchange will be to jump-start stalled peace talks, said President Ashraf Ghani.
British voters are worried and confused ahead of another election. Who can blame them?
Clashes break out across the city as the political crisis deepens.
Officials are bracing for the highest wildfire risk seen in Sydney and surrounding areas, as a state of emergency is in effect.
The party placed third in Sunday’s national elections.
The interior minister said foreign-born militants would be deported even if their home countries had stripped them of citizenship.
Nigel Farage offers Boris Johnson a truce, boosting prospects for Conservatives in December election
The announcement means that voters who want to leave the European Union won’t have to decide between two candidates.
Polish officials are primarily objecting to a map that “places several German Nazi concentration camps within modern-day Poland’s borders," according to the prime minister's complaint.
Despite (or maybe because of) a flagging economy, Chinese consumers are buying more than ever on Nov. 11.
John Cobin had founded a mountainside colony for libertarians called Freedom Orchard.
Increasing friction between the two countries has been blamed for end of the feel-good concession in the 1994 treaty.
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Democratic presidential candidate Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) tweeted his support of Brazil's former president, released from prison last week.
An officer fired a live round as activists tried to block a busy street.
The socialist leader faced demands to step down from military, police and opposition leaders.
The prosecution of the former chief of security for Pemex is seen as a test of López Obrador’s anti-corruption drive. It isn’t going well.
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan warned Europe nations that his country could release Islamic State prisoners and send them back to Europe, in response to EU sanctions over Cyprus
Turkey’s president, responding to EU sanctions, says he could release Islamic State prisoners and return them to Europe
Asian shares mostly higher pending developments in US-China trade talks
AP Photos: Curious about the young Hong Kong protesters behind the masks, Associated Press photographer Felipe Dana set out to take portraits of them
Poland’s newly elected parliament is inaugurating its four-year term with a ceremonial sitting Tuesday, after elections last month gave a second term to the populist conservative Law and Justice party
