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Brazil has asked its diplomats to help increase exports of weapons made in the South American country as it suffers through one of the country's worst economic crises in decades.

The Latest on the presidential election in France (all times local): 9:45 p.m.

The man believed to have unleashed a suicide bomb attack on a subway train in St. Petersburg, Russia, killing more than a dozen people, was identified Tuesday as a 22-year-old Russian citizen born in Kyrgyzstan.

An explosion at a fireworks factory in northern Portugal killed at least four people from the same family Tuesday and at least three other workers were missing, emergency services said.

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.

Venezuelan riot police fired pepper spray and tear gas to disperse an angry crowd of several thousand anti-government demonstrators trying to make their way to congress on Tuesday in the country's largest and most violent protests in months.

Emergency services say four people from the same family have died in a fireworks factory explosion in a village in northern Portugal.

Officials from Greece's government and the European Union say three Greek cabinet officials have returned to Brussels for emergency meetings on delayed bailout negotiations.

The cost of the violence amounted to $1,335 per person, according to the Mexican Institute for the Economy and Peace.

The Latest on Europe's response to the large number of migrants and refugees trying to reach the continent (all times local): 8:45 p.m.

The head of Ecuador's National Electoral Council says ruling party candidate Lenin Moreno has won the country's tight presidential election.

The judge indicated that he did not order the three to be detained during trial because he did not consider them a flight risk.

A federal judge has formally charged former Argentina President Cristina Fernandez and her two children with money laundering and running a criminal association that received bribes from businesspeople.

Pope Francis is meeting with four British imams two weeks after the London extremist attack, part of his effort to give prominence and a platform to Muslim leaders who renounce using religion to justify violence.

A German man who goes diving underground for a hobby has discovered what scientists say is Europe's first known cave fish.

Chemical weapons have killed hundreds of people since the start of Syria's civil war, with the U.N. blaming three attacks on the Syrian government and a fourth on the Islamic State group.

George Soros’ university in his home-country is on the verge of shutdown after Hungarian Parliament approved legislation that would tighten regulations on foreign universities.

Prince Charles has given Pope Francis a picnic basket full of tea and chocolate, sheepishly admitting "It's impossible to know what to get Your Holiness!" Charles and his wife, Camilla, offered the gift at the end of a half-hour meeting Tuesday at the Vatican, the final day their four-day tour through Italy as part of a Brexit-inspired fence-mending effort to reassure Britain's allies.

Authorities closed subway stations, set up checkpoints and cordoned off the capital city's Plaza Venezuela, where Maduro foes had planned to meet for their latest demonstration.

The 11 candidates in France's presidential race are preparing to face off in a crucial debate Tuesday evening, less than three weeks before the first round of the election.