S.sudan Asks Govt Officials To Return Stolen Money

PARIS — More than 32 years after a deadly terror attack in Paris’ old Jewish quarter, French authorities have at last identified three suspects and are seeking their arrest. The restaurant, which has since closed, was a centerpiece tourist attraction in the famed Marais neighborhood. Paris prosecutor’s office spokeswoman Agnes Thibault-Lecuivre said Wednesday that international arrest warrants have been issued for the three suspects — now in their late 50s and early 60s — who were believed to be members of the Abu Nidal group. A French Islamic extremist killed four people at a Paris kosher supermarket in January, and another French radical killed four people at a Jewish school in Toulouse in 2012.

UK Serious Fraud Office probes Bank of England auctions during financial crisis

Javad Zarif spoke with NBC News' Ann Curry in an axclusive interview Wednesday. Read the full text from their discussion.

The World Bank will bolster safeguards against human-rights abuses in bank-funded projects after an internal review found major failures in the institution’s oversight of land resettlements.

Widespread negative interest rates, once only a theoretical possibility, have become a real-life problem for Europe’s financial system.

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