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South Africa's ruling party is calling for unity and urging its officials to refrain from public disputes over the conduct of President Jacob Zuma, who faces growing calls to resign.

Jewish leaders in Britain are accusing the opposition Labour Party of tolerating anti-Semitism after it failed to expel a senior politician who said Adolf Hitler had been a supporter of Zionism.

Somalia's police say a car bomb blast hit a restaurant near the youth and sports ministry in Mogadishu, the capital.

Alitalia unions are mounting a 24-hour strike to protest job and salary cuts that are part of the new plan to relaunch the struggling Italian airline.

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and Prince Harry will be joining the families of the victims of the March 22 terror attack for a special service at London's Westminster Abbey.

Germany's Cabinet has approved new rules to ensure that most marriages involving under-18s aren't legally recognized in the country.

A suspected chemical attack in a rebel-held Syrian town killed 100 people and injured 400 others, a medical relief group said, and some medics treating the wounded were later struck by rubble when an aircraft reportedly bombed a hospital.

The European Union's chief negotiator in the upcoming divorce proceedings with Britain says that parallel talk on its exit from the EU and a future trade relationship "is a very risky approach" he is bent on avoiding.

Geert Wilders, the Netherlands' anti-Islam firebrand, says his Party for Freedom wants to field candidates in dozens of municipalities across the country in local elections next year.

A closely watched survey is saying that the 19-country eurozone economy has enjoyed its strongest quarter for nearly six years.

Nearly 2,000 people including ex-gangsters, ex-convicts, former prostitutes and orphans were once held in a South Korean village and forced to work without pay for years, then largely forgotten.

Australia's prime minister is fending off criticism over tax concessions for investors in booming urban property markets after a central banker warned soaring house prices could threaten the economy.

A Swedish prosecutor says she is investigating a bus driver for reckless driving, bodily harm and manslaughter after his vehicle skidded off a road in central Sweden last weekend, killing three high school students.

The response of America's chief diplomat to North Korea's latest missile launch was an abrupt departure from the usual — which may be a turning point, analysts in Asia say.

A Syrian monitoring group says the death toll from a suspected chemical attack on a northern town the previous day has now increased to 72 as activists reported renewed airstrikes on the town hit in the harrowing assault.

Chinese President Xi Jinping is on a state visit to Finland, a stop-off en route to meet U.S. President Donald Trump.

An Iraqi provincial official says suicide attacks in Tikrit, north of Baghdad, have killed at least 22 people.

The Latest on the bomb explosion on the St. Petersburg subway (all times local): 10:40 a.m.

International donors are seeking to drum up billions of dollars in aid for war-ravaged Syria, as the U.N.

Police say a Muslim man has died days after he beaten by a mob of people in western India who suspected he was transporting cows for slaughter.