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President Nicolas Maduro made the announcement in a televised address, giving Todd Robinson and his deputy Brian Naranjo 48 hours to leave the country.
Zuckerberg is likely to face harsher questioning from European leaders, who have historically been tougher on Silicon Valley.
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Zuckerberg intends to tell European regulators that Facebook is "committed to Europe" and didn't do enough to curtail abuse of the platform.
- Trump's hawkish national security advisor John Bolton jumps into the White House's China trade talks
Bolton, who has captured the ire of North Korea, said in March that a revamped trade policy with China "could be a little shock therapy."
South Korean president Moon Jae-in will meet with Donald Trump in Washington in an attempt to protect a potentially historic summit between the US and North Korea, Financial Times reports.
The World Trade Organization ruling has seen the United States and Europe trade legal blows on behalf of Boeing and Airbus.
Israeli Air Force Commander Amikam Norkin said Israel is the first country to have used the F-35 fighter plane.
The "lower for longer" oil price mantra is doomed, one oil analyst told CNBC Tuesday, amid heightened energy market fears of an imminent supply shock.
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The U.S. assessed that the longest test flight lasted just more than two minutes, with the missile flying 22 miles before losing control and crashing, sources tell CNBC.
Pompeo delivered his remarks to a crowd at the Heritage Foundation, a conservative think tank.
The spread of Ebola to a major city in Democratic Republic of Congo is worrying but the outlook is much more optimistic than when a major outbreak was reported in West Africa in 2014.
European leaders have been scrambling to save the Iranian nuclear deal after the Donald Trump administration announced its withdrawal on May 8.
- Treasury Secretary Mnuchin declares US-China trade war 'on hold' as both sides work toward agreement
The United States and China have agreed to drop their tariff threats on billions of dollars worth of each country's goods while they work on a wider trade agreement, U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said on Sunday.
Muqtada al-Sadr says he wants to form a government that puts Iraqis first.
Koo Bon-moo passed away on Sunday after a year-long battle with brain disease.
South Korean President Moon Jae-in and U.S. President Donald Trump held discussions on Sunday.
Bruno Le Maire referred to EU rules going back to 1996 which he said could allow the EU to intervene.
China and the U.S. have mutually agreed to "substantially reduce" the yawning trade imbalance between the two countries.
Prince Harry, grandson to Queen Elizabeth II, married American actress Meghan Markle on Saturday, in a ceremony that took place at Windsor Castle.
U.S. bishop Michael Bruce Curry gave a stirring address at the royal wedding.
World Economy
An anonymous benefactor opened a fund in 1928 with the aim of paying off national debt.
Russia is preparing to welcome leaders and executives from the world of business and economics but this year's St Petersburg International Economic Forum (SPIEF) comes at a time when its international relations are more unstable than ever.
Ending the U.S. military presence in South Korea would boost China's goal of minimizing America's influence in Asia.
World Markets
Stocks opened higher on Tuesday after China said it will reduce levies on automakers and car parts.
U.S. government debt yields were flat Tuesday, ahead of the release of minutes from the latest Federal Reserve meeting due Wednesday.
European stocks closed higher Tuesday, as China said it would reduce tariffs on cars and auto parts and pressure on Italian markets eased.
