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Whether WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange can stay at the Ecuadorean embassy in London could depend on the winner of Sunday's presidential election in the South American country.

Former Argentine army chief Cesar Milani has been arrested for his alleged role in the kidnapping and torture of two men and a woman during the country's military dictatorship.

Italian media says the Bank of China has agreed to pay a 600,000-euro ($640,000) fine as part of a plea deal in a 4.5-billion-euro money laundering probe.

As the Trump administration decries leaks to the news media, the UK government is considering proposals of its own that would significantly hike penalties for people who reveal state secrets.

Bosnia will ask the United Nation's top court to reconsider its 2007 ruling that cleared Serbia of genocide during Bosnia's 1992-95 war.

Umm Mohammed decided to flee western Mosul after her husband told her the alternative was that they starve.

A Turkish media report says an explosion has hit a town in southeastern Turkey, injuring a number of people.

Poland's Prime Minister Beata Szydlo has been released from a hospital in Warsaw where she was treated for a week after suffering minor injuries in a car crash.

The surprise protest lasted 30 minutes; some drivers stepped out of their cars and joined the demonstration.

One of the women detained by Malaysian authorities for her suspected involvement in the killing of the North Korean leader’s half-brother says she was duped into thinking she was part of comedy show prank spraying unsuspecting men with water, Indonesia’s police chief said Friday.

Here are some of the most arresting photos from around the world in the past seven days.

Hungary's governing party says that it will propose legislation forcing non-governmental organizations reveal the source, amount and aim of foreign funding they receive.

A Kazakhstan emergency official says seven army soldiers have died in an avalanche in the ex-Soviet republic's southern mountains.

British Prime Minister Theresa May is seeking to reassure France that the U.K. won't try to "cherry-pick" benefits of European Union membership when it leaves the bloc.

A woman who questioned the Holocaust and displayed a sign over her toilet saying "This Hitlerine needs a clean latrine" has been found guilty of contravening Austria's anti-Nazi law and given a suspended jail sentence.

Algeria's government says military forces have killed 14 suspected extremists in an ongoing operation in one of the country's last Islamic militant holdouts.

Tensions have mounted in Benin after authorities cleared illegal structures from sidewalks including temporary awnings beside mosques where large numbers of worshippers gather for Friday prayers.

Finnish lawmakers have rejected a petition from more than 100,000 people demanding to repeal a law allowing same-sex marriage.

The leader of pro-Russia separatist rebels has warned that they may use force to drive out Ukrainian troops from positions in eastern Ukraine.

Hajrudin Kadric never expected to see where his childhood home stood ever again.