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Pakistan's military says troops have clashed with militants during a raid in a tribal region near the Afghan border, with two soldiers and five "terrorists" killed.

The United Nations says around 45,000 people have fled the fighting between Iraqi forces and Islamic State militants in western Mosul over the past week, a 22 percent increase from the previous week.

A low-profile politician is taking over as France's interior minister after his predecessor came under formal investigation over a report that he hired his daughters for a series of jobs in the legislature.

An Turkish official says a senior leftist militant, wanted by both Turkey and the United States, is believed to be in the Netherlands.

A park ranger in Cambodia says an endangered wild elephant has died after an electrical pole fell and electrocuted the animal.

Brussels International Airport, where 16 people died in two bomb attacks on March 22, 2016, looks shiny new.

Belgian leaders, victims and families of those who died in the March 22 suicide bomb attacks on the Brussels airport and subway are making the first anniversary of the attacks, which killed 32 people.

South Korean workers have started tests to determine if they can begin salvaging a 6,800-ton ferry that sank in 2014, killing more than 300 people and triggering the initial public uproar that contributed to the recent ouster of Park Geun-hye as president.

The Philippines says it has asked China to clarify its reported plans to build an environmental monitoring station on a disputed shoal.

More Palestinians in east Jerusalem are applying for Israeli citizenship in hopes of swapping their vulnerable status as mere city residents for the rights and ease of travel that come with an Israeli passport.

Chinese Premier Li Keqiang is due to arrive in the Australian capital Canberra on Wednesday on a mission to expand bilateral ties as President Donald Trump proposes an "America First" overhaul of global trade.

A federal judge in Honolulu has ruled that the decision to reduce the area off-limits to large vessels along the coast of American Samoa "is invalid," clearing the way for exclusive access by local fishermen and small boats.

Being the leader of a small nation comes with its perks — like going tuna fishing.

Australia is close to resettling the 12,000 refugees from the war in Syria and Iraq it promised to urgently take over a year ago.

It's more than eight times bigger than Vatican City and twice the size of Cambodia's ancient Angkor Wat, making it quite possibly the world's biggest religious complex.

A local government in central China says one student has died and 20 others were injured following a stampede during a morning bathroom break at an elementary school.

Vietnamese state media say a court has sentenced nine men to death for trafficking more than 1,000 pounds of heroin.

When firefighters entered the home for troubled youth, they discovered more than two dozen girls on the floor of a locked room, most of them dead.

South Korea says the latest missile launch test by North Korea has ended in a failure.

Vietnam's aviation authority has suspended three air traffic controllers, including one who fell asleep while on duty, for causing delays for two flights.