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A judge in Spain has begun hearing testimony against potential war crimes by President Bashar al-Assad's regime in Syria.

Survivors of the twin suicide bombings that targeted Coptic churches in Egypt Sunday, leaving 44 dead and more than 100 injured, described a scene panic and uncertainty immediately after the blasts.

Yarrington was accused in 2013 by a federal grand jury in Texas of taking millions of dollars in bribes from the Gulf Cartel.

Top energy officials from the Group of Seven industrial nations were gathering in the Italian capital amid growing concerns over the U.S. administration's moves to unravel policies aimed at stalling global warming.

Top energy officials from the Group of Seven industrial nations were gathering in the Italian capital amid growing concerns over the U.S. administration's moves to unravel policies aimed at stalling global warming.

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has visited Juno Beach in Normandy, one of Canada's most important World War II sites.

The Latest on France's two-round, April 23-May 7 presidential election (all times local): 1:55 p.m.

Georgia's breakaway province of South Ossetia has elected a new president.

Police officers from across Britain are lining the streets of London for a funeral procession for the policeman killed in an extremist attack last month.

Chancellor Angela Merkel's center-left challenger is promising that Germany would be a "strong and reliable" NATO member under his leadership, but again questioned the aim of dedicating 2 percent of gross domestic product to defense spending.

Images of Syrian children killed in last week's chemical attack have revived debate in Europe about what can be done to end the bloodshed on its doorstep, potentially setting the tone for foreign policy debates in two of the continent's major upcoming elections.

Authorities in British Columbia say the bodies of five hikers have been found after they fell more than 1,600 feet (500 meters) to their death in the mountains north of Vancouver.

A leading European human rights official has expressed concerns that 18 years after the end of the conflict in Kosovo, thousands of people are still denied justice.

An alleged Russian hacker has been detained in Spain at the request of American authorities, an arrest that set cybersecurity circles abuzz after a Russian broadcaster raised the possibility it was linked to the U.S. presidential election.

South Africa's president is proceeding with official business despite calls for his resignation, attending a commemoration of an anti-apartheid leader who was assassinated in 1993.

A Turkish Airlines flight landed with one more passenger than it took off with after a baby was born mid-air with the help of the airline's crew.

The European Union is calling for calm in Venezuela and urging the authorities to stop using violence against opponents of President Nicolas Maduro.

Israel has imposed a closure on the Palestinian territories as a security measure for the weeklong Passover holiday.

U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson says the United States is rededicating itself to hold to account "any and all" who commit crimes against innocent people.

Australia says it's is ready to export uranium to India with the passing of legislation in its parliament, nearly three years after the two countries signed an export deal for peaceful power generation.