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Leaders of ex-Soviet nations of Turkmenistan and Belarus have attended the launch of a huge potash fertilizer plant worth more than $1 billion.

Turkey's state-run news agency says prosecutors are seeking life prison terms for nearly four dozen people stationed at an air base outside Ankara from where coup-plotters allegedly led the July 15 failed coup attempt.

There might well have been some corks popping in Pyongyang on Friday.

A Ukrainian Security Service officer has been killed when his car exploded in the Black Sea port city of Mariupol.

Monitors of South Sudan's troubled peace agreement say government troops burned thousands of civilians' homes late last year amid the country's three-year civil war.

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Hundreds of Mongolians have protested in the capital Ulaanbaatar over the alleged theft of government funds deposited in offshore accounts.

Sweden's domestic intelligence agency says it has briefed Swedish government and opposition members about "the importance of security and safety measures" ahead of next year's parliamentary elections.

A lawyer says a Chinese court has convicted two rights activists detained since they supported pro-democracy protests in Hong Kong in 2014 on charges of inciting subversion of state power.

Credit Suisse says its offices in London, Paris and Amsterdam have received "visits" by local authorities in connection with unspecified client tax issues.

FIFA has sent 1,300 pages of internal investigation reports into suspected bribery and corruption to Switzerland's attorney general.

Spanish police say they have arrested 102 people for possession and distribution of child pornography material on the internet.

The German parliament has given final approval to plans for a highway toll for passenger cars.

German authorities say one person was been injured and another is missing after an explosion tore the top off a house in the western city of Dortmund.

The United Nations chief is calling for more funding for U.N.

The secretary-general of a Danish NGO working in Turkey with Syrian refugees says five of the organization's employees have been expelled while five others — all Syrians — are being detained by Turkish authorities.

A U.S. official says Secretary of State Rex Tillerson has met the wife of an American pastor who has been jailed in Turkey over terror-related charges.

Official figures show that inflation across the 19-country eurozone fell sharply in March as underlying price pressures eased and some of last year's sharp rise in oil prices dropped out of the annual comparison.

The head of the Red Cross and Red Crescent is renewing his appeal for Syria's warring sides to stop fighting, saying humanitarian benefits from funds raised at an upcoming aid conference will only go as far as peace and stability will allow.