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She is a survivor of the Auschwitz death camp.

Pope Francis' top advisers are coming to his defense amid an unprecedented wave of conservative criticism that represents the biggest challenge to his mercy-over-morals papacy.

The United Nations says it has formally received Gambia's notice reversing its withdrawal from the International Criminal Court.

Relatives say former Panamanian Vice-President Ricardo Arias Calderon, who served after President Manuel Noriega was ousted in a military invasion, has died at age 83.

A young couple eloped in Afghanistan and was later killed by an angry mob, the New York Times reports.

Montenegro's prime minister has told Russia and its allies in the tiny Balkan state to stop opposing its NATO bid.

Germany police say a Humboldt penguin has been stolen out of its cage from a zoo in the southwestern city of Mannheim.

An annual report on military power throughout the world cites Chinese and Russian activity as rising threats to Western powers.

Turkish diplomatic offices around the world are gathering information in a bid to undermine organizations loyal to a Muslim cleric who Turkey believes was behind last year's coup attempt, an Austrian lawmaker said Tuesday.

Brazil's army will deploy soldiers in Rio de Janeiro's metropolitan area until Feb. 22, one week before Carnaval ends.

Cyprus expects its economy to grow between 2.5 percent and 3 percent this year as it recovers from its recent financial crisis and bailout.

The chairman of Romania's ruling Social Democratic Party on Tuesday denied wrongdoing in a trial where he is charged with putting no-work jobs on the government payroll.

The developer of the world's tallest building says its profit rose to $1.43 billion last year as it saw a boost in property sales and opened a new opera house in its Dubai home.

It's a drizzly day in Paris but that didn't stop lovers from around the world celebrating Valentine's Day romance in the City of Light.

German Chancellor Angela Merkel and Tunisian Prime Minister Yousseh Chahed have paid tribute to the 12 people killed and dozens injured in a truck attack on a Christmas market in Berlin carried out by a Tunisian man whose asylum application was rejected.

North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un’s half-brother was assassinated Monday in Malaysia, South Korean news agency Yonhap reported early Tuesday, citing a government source.

A German court has excluded two elderly Jewish American men from joining the trial of a 96-year-old former Auschwitz SS medic, because their mother was not killed in the death camp's gas chambers during the time covered in the indictment.

A new report says at least 350,000 trees were cut down in protected areas in Madagascar between 2010 and 2015, reflecting minimal government controls over the country's rosewood and ebony timber.

Thousands of Greek farmers are marching in central Athens to protest tax increases imposed as part of efforts to meet conditions of the country's international bailout.

Malaysian officials say a North Korean man has died after suddenly becoming ill at Kuala Lumpur's airport.