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It turns out there are two certainties in life even for jihadis: death and taxes.

A court in Greece is allowing a former defense minister serving time for corruption to be released from prison early because of poor health.

Russia's Supreme Court began a hearing Wednesday to potentially ban the Jehovah's Witnesses and declare it an extremist organization in the country.

The cloud of deadly gas that enveloped much of a northern Syrian town forced victims into hospitals by the hundreds as medics had no choice but to rush many of the wounded across the border into Turkey.

Opposition lawmakers in Poland are calling for the dismissal of the defense minister, saying he is undermining the nation's armed forces with dismissals and demotions of high-ranking officers who aren't his allies.

The Latest on the suspected chemical attack in Syria (all times local): 5:20 p.m.

The Pentagon now assesses the North Korean missile launch Wednesday likely was a failure, Fox News has learned.

Britain's prime minister pitched the benefits of the London Stock Exchange during a visit to Saudi Arabia as the kingdom weighs which international market to list shares of oil giant Aramco in what many expect will be the largest public offering in history.

The lawyer for a Canadian man of accused in a massive hack of Yahoo emails says he has taken steps to ensure his client won't flee if released on bail.

North Korea's leader, once a source of global ridicule, is no longer being treated as a joke.

A deputy speaker of Hungary's parliament says he expects a law on the foreign funding of non-governmental organizations to be approved by mid-May.

Congo's president says long-delayed elections will take place but doesn't say when, and he promises to appoint a prime minister within 48 hours.

The French government is calling on protesters in French Guiana to lift their roadblocks after a 1 billion-euro government plan to help the South American territory was presented during a Cabinet meeting.

A Vietnamese cargo ship crashed into four riverside houses Wednesday near the Thai capital, splintering the wooden and corrugated metal structures but causing no injuries.

Rights activists in Burundi are condemning an online video in which members of a pro-government youth militia sing about impregnating the regime's opponents.

A judge in Mali has charged four people in the kidnapping of a Colombian nun in February.

Congressional leaders from the Republican and Democratic parties condemned the suspected chemical attack on the Syrian town of Khan Sheikhoun, and demanded that the Trump administration and the United Nations respond forcefully to actions believed ordered by Bashar al-Assad.

In the dawn of Tuesday morning, as families slept in the battle-ravaged Syrian city of Idlib, bombs fell into homes in the rebel-controlled town of Khan Sheikhoun.

Police say a small explosion has damaged the front of an office of energy company EDF in the French island of Corsica.

Human Rights Watch is calling on authorities in Mali to investigate and prosecute those responsible for a wave of attacks since January that have killed at least 52 people and left more than 10,000 displaced.