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Pope Francis has opened a new laundromat for the homeless to wash and dry their clothing.

Italian police say a tourist from Ecuador has been cited for inscribing the names of his son and wife and "2017" inside the ancient Roman Colosseum.

Prosecutors in Cambodia have charged a Cambodian-American man with sexually abusing 11 boys aged 10 to 15 years old.

Serbian police have rounded up more than 200 migrants in the country's north following reports of alleged attacks against the local population.

An illegal immigrant jailed in the U.K. for a rape attempt will get $33,000 compensation because he was in prison too long.

Macedonian police say an employee in one of the largest banks in the country, NLB Tutunska Banka, allegedly stole about 3 million euros ($3.1 million) from a vault in the bank's headquarters.

One day after White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer warned that the use of barrel bombs in Syria would provoke an additional U.S. response, opposition activists say the Assad regime is, in fact, dropping the deadly weapons.

A German city employee who emptied parking machines has been arrested for allegedly pocketing thousands of euros (dollars) of drivers' fees.

On Monday alone, more than 200 people were injured, according to opposition accounts.

A 39-year-old old Uzbek man confessed Tuesday to ramming a stolen truck into a crowd in Stockholm, killing four people and wounding 15, his lawyer said.

A Swiss pacifist group says an 86-year old woman was briefly detained after she spray-painted "Money for Weapons Kills" in German on a wall at Switzerland's national bank, as part of a campaign to strip state financing for arms vendors.

The Latest on the conflict in Syria (all times local): 2:30 p.m.

Police in Zambia are questioning the main opposition leader over allegations that he obstructed the motorcade of President Edgar Lungu.

A Polish prosecutor says that the investigation into a recent house collapse that killed six people centers on the hypothesis of a gas explosion.

Several hundred migrants have disappeared after they were evacuated from a camp in northern France that was ravaged by a shocking fire that left 10 injured, according to authorities and aid workers trying to ensure alternative shelter and calm tensions.

Images of a bloodied passenger being forcibly removed from a United Airlines flight have drawn widespread condemnation in China following a witnesses' report that the man said he was targeted because he was Chinese.

The U.N.'s refugee agency says the risk of mass deaths from starvation is growing in parts of east Africa, Yemen and Nigeria due to a combination of conflict, drought and a shortfall in humanitarian aid funding to help beleaguered populations cope.

Hollowed-out factories and abandoned businesses are a form of economic archaeology.

The Latest on the meeting of the foreign minister of the Group of Seven (all times local): 12:35 a.m.

Amnesty International says Botswana was the only country in southern African to execute a criminal last year.