French President Emmanuel Macron concedes European businesses will have the final say about doing business with Iran, and a new Ebola outbreak reaches a major city in central Africa.

European leaders seek to limit the impact of threatened US sanctions if businesses keep doing business with Iran.

The US blocks a UN Security Council resolution that called for an investigation into the deaths of least 60 Palestinians on Monday.

US officials join Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to open the American embassy in Jerusalem, and the World Health Organization launches a campaign to eliminate trans fats worldwide.

Russia backs off a plan to send advanced missile systems to Syria, and France's finance minister says the country won't be a US 'vassal' when it comes to setting policy with Iran.

American hostages return from North Korea, Malaysia's new 92-year-old prime minister and Israel strikes targets in Syria once again.

World leaders respond with concern to Trump's pullout of the Iran nuclear deal, and Kim Jong Un tells China it will pursue "phased" denuclearization in talks with the US.

Vladimir Putin is inaugurated for the fourth time and says Russia's growth hinges on the country's young people. Those same young people engaged in mass anti-government demonstrations over the weekend.

New research finds a greater share of low and middle-income Americans adopting solar energy, and Malaysia's government targets political opposition with a new fake news law. 

The Spanish terror group ETA disbands, and Iran's foreign minister says the US is solely responsible if a 2015 nuclear deal falls apart.