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The United Nations and human rights groups are accusing Gaza's Hamas rulers of endangering their own people by closing the territory's main crossing with Israel.

A British coroner's officer says that the man who attacked Parliament last week before being killed by police died from a single gunshot wound to the chest.

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A Dutch couple has brought a bit of the Netherlands to Italy with a "pick your own" tulip farm outside Milan that has just begun to bloom.

Ecuador until recently looked like the next domino to fall in a right-wing resurgence in Latin America.

Slovakia's parliament has amended the constitution to make it possible for lawmakers to annul pardons granted by former Prime Minister Vladimir Meciar that barred investigations into the kidnapping of the son of late President Michal Kovac.

The Philippine president unleashed an expletive-laden tirade Thursday against the country's leading newspaper and TV network and threatened to humiliate them and their owners, whom he accused of distorting news of his anti-drug crackdown.

A Kenya police official says they have arrested three alleged international human traffickers who are suspected of smuggling recruits for the Islamic State and helping to finance the group.

A mother convicted of a terrorism offense in Britain has been spared from prison after receiving a suspended sentence.

Human Rights Watch says hundreds of children remain missing while officials refuse to acknowledge the largest-ever mass abduction of Nigerian schoolchildren by Boko Haram Islamic extremists.

NATO's chief says the allies and Russia remain at loggerheads over the conflict in Ukraine but have exchanged briefings on their troop movements elsewhere in Europe to help ease tensions.

The head of the European Union’s executive arm warned President Donald Trump to mind his own business when it comes to Brexit.

Ford Motor Co. is hiring more than 300 engineers for a new connected vehicle research center in Ottawa.

German prosecutors have charged a radicalized man with attempted murder for throwing two Molotov cocktails into the entrance of a shopping mall in an effort to kill "infidels." Prosecutors in Celle identified the 18-year-old German citizen Thursday only as Saleh S., in line with privacy rules.

Lebanese security officials say a mysterious explosion near the country's border with Syria has killed two Syrians and wounded three.

Germany's interior minister says Turkey's intelligence agency may have given its German counterpart a list of suspected supporters of a U.S.-based cleric to "provoke us in some way." Last month, Turkey's MIT agency handed German intelligence a list of some 300 alleged supporters of Fethullah Gulen thought to be living in Germany, among them reportedly a German lawmaker.

The head of a Turkish travel association says a court ruling in Turkey against Booking.com, a travel website based in the Netherlands, is not linked to political tension between the two countries.

Venezuela's Supreme Court has ruled that it can take over responsibilities assigned to Congress.

Government-stacked court argues that congress is in contempt of court for swearing in three lawmakers accused of fraud.

The shark was found dead on a road that has been cut off by flooding.