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German prosecutors have charged a young migrant with murder in the rape and killing last year of a university student.

Eight coaches of a passenger train derailed in northern India on Thursday, injuring at least 38 people, officials said.

Dozens of scholars in Australia, the U.S., Britain and Hong Kong are urging Beijing to free a Sydney-based academic, warning that its refusal to allow him to return home is raising concerns about the risks of conducting research in China.

It took Britain more than a decade of trying to join the European club.

The Russian military says its long-range bombers have practiced hitting targets in Tajikistan during joint drills with the Central Asian nation.

Irish church officials are hoping that a meeting of Catholic families that is expected to bring Pope Francis to Ireland next year will help families regain trust in the church following the devastation of the clerical sex abuse scandal.

Germany's governing parties have agreed on new rules to ensure that most marriages involving under-18s aren't legally recognized in the country.

Britain's Prince Charles has joined in a traditional folk dance during his visit to Romania, Italy and Austria, a trip seen as an effort to reassure European Union nations that Britain remains a close ally.

Chilean President Michelle Bachelet is on a state visit to Portugal, where she is due to hold talks with local officials and preside at a bilateral trade conference.

Malaysian police have stopped guarding the morgue that held the body of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un's murdered half brother, after a van departed amid reports his remains may soon leave the country.

Failing eyesight, poor digestion, bad teeth, limbs no longer so limber: With captive giant pandas living longer than ever, the list of their physical and even emotional needs is growing.

The U.N.'s refugee agency says the number of Syrians who have fled their country after six years of war has topped the 5 million mark.

A group of strawberry pickers from Bangladesh have won a case against Greece at Europe's highest human rights court, after being shot at by employers for demanding unpaid wages.

Italian police have detained three Kosovars and a minor in Venice on suspicion of being part of a jihadist cell.

Denmark's integration minister is urging people to turn in pizza bakers if they suspect they are employing illegal immigrants.

The United Nations Secretary-General has arrived in Iraq amid a growing humanitarian crisis due to months-long fighting against the Islamic State group in Mosul.

Ethiopian lawmakers have voted to extend the state of emergency declared six months ago for an additional four months.

Lloyd's of London is setting up a subsidiary in Brussels so that it can continue to write insurance in Europe once Britain leaves the European Union.

Prominent U.S. lawyer Alan Dershowitz says President Trump spoke to him "clearly" about a two-state solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict that would lead to an independent Palestinian state.

Police in the Canadian city of Saskatoon are investigating the detonation of an improvised explosive device at the provincial courthouse.