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Kenyan police have arrested 11 people, including three Italians, accused of drug-related offenses in a major security operation.

Lebanon's prime minister is appealing to the international community to invest in the country's infrastructure and educational system to help alleviate the enormous burden of hosting more than a million Syrian refugees.

Investigators have concluded that the 52-year-old man who killed four people in a car-and-knife attack near Parliament made a test run in the days before, two security officials said Thursday.

A day after the Brexit divorce proceedings officially began European security experts said they worried about the prospect of protecting the continent without the UK's policing expertise.

The prosecutor of the International Criminal court says the brutal killing of a United Nations expert team and other violence in Congo could be crimes under her court's jurisdiction.

The opposition is hoping the military may nudge President Maduro into bringing forward a presidential election.

A herd of elephants has attacked a group of wildlife park employees in South Africa, trampling one to death and seriously injuring another.

Hemmed in and closely watched by police, hundreds of Muslims have unrolled rugs and mats and prayed outdoors in the busy streets of a Paris suburb to protest the closure of their prayer hall.

A German court has convicted a man of raping a 90-year-old woman and sentenced him to 5 ½ years in prison.

Turkey's state run news agency says a court in Istanbul has released singer Atilla Tas and 20 others from jail pending an outcome of their trial on terrorism charges.

The owners of a U.K. pub have been compared to London terror attacker Khalid Masood for serving foie gras, the Telegraph reports.

Officials in Beijing said that by the time stores close on Friday almost half the country’s official ivory factories and shops will have locked their doors for good, with the rest of the 34 factories and 138 shops following by the end of the year.

A powerful car bomb exploded near a minority Shiite Muslim place of worship in the northwest town of Parachinar on Friday, killing at least 24 people and wounding over 70 others, officials said.

A new report says an A320 passenger plane approaching London's Heathrow Airport just missed colliding with a large drone at 10,000 feet (3,048 meters) last November.

North Korea’s “reckless” actions in regards to its nuclear weapons and missile programs “has got to be stopped,” Defense Secretary Jim Mattis said Friday.

Spain's minority conservative government has presented its 2017 budget, with a growing economy allowing it to increase social spending and cut taxes and to move away from the austerity measures of previous years.

Germany has accused Venezuela's president of holding the country's population as "hostages" in his battle with parliament.

The Hungarian interior ministry says the expansion of two border container camps where asylum-seekers have to wait until their cases are decided has been completed.

The father of a Kosovo man arrested in Italy on suspicion of plotting to bomb a bridge in Venice says he is convinced that his son "has not planned or organized any terrorist attack." Arjan Babaj is one of three Kosovars arrested Thursday in the case.

Angry French winemakers have staged a protest against Spanish wine lining French supermarket shelves that they say is losing them business.