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Jean-Claude Juncker, the president of the European Commission, says he will not run for another term.

Iran's semi-official Tasnim news agency is reporting that the country's intelligence forces have detained eight non-Iranian "Takfiri terrorists" who they say planned to sabotage celebrations during the anniversary of the Islamic Revolution near Tehran.

The German government says 91 mosques were attacked in the country in 2016.

Turkey's state run news agency says the gunman suspected of killing 39 people in a nightclub attack on New Year's Day has been formally arrested.

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A German parliamentary assembly will elect the country's new president on Sunday, with a respected former foreign minister who last year called Donald Trump one of the world's "hate preachers" the overwhelming favorite to win.

A powerful nighttime earthquake in the southern Philippines killed at least six people and injured more than 120, with officials combing through cracked buildings and nearby towns Saturday to check on the damage and other possible casualties.

Pope Francis is sending a bishop to a Medugorje, Bosnia, shrine to gain "deeper knowledge" of the pastoral needs of millions of Catholics drawn there by reports of apparitions by the Virgin Mary.

Hundreds of protesters with flags and banners are marching in downtown Warsaw against the ruling party's plan to enlarge the Polish capital by incorporating 32 neighboring municipalities.

The Latest on the war in Syria (all times local): 2:15 p.m.

A new pod of 240 whales swam aground at a remote New Zealand beach on Saturday just hours after weary volunteers managed to refloat a different group of whales following an earlier mass stranding.

Syrian opposition forces say they have advanced inside the Islamic State-held town of al-Bab, in northern Syria.

An Afghan official says at least seven people were killed when a suicide bomber attacked Afghan soldiers in southern Helmand province.

The head of Cambodia's opposition party has announced his resignation from the group after the country's long-serving prime minister announced plans for a law that could lead to the party's dissolution.

A South Sudanese general has resigned while telling President Salva Kiir "you have disgraced yourself" by subjecting the civil war-torn country to ethnic bias and "unacceptable cycles of violence." The resignation letter, dated Saturday and seen by The Associated Press, comes from Lt. Gen. Thomas Cirillo Swaka, the deputy chief of general staff for logistics.

Iraqi police are firing tear gas at anti-government protesters in the capital, Baghdad.

Turkey's electoral board has confirmed April 16 as the date of a national referendum on constitutional reforms aimed at creating a powerful presidency.

The Faeroe Islands' premier says a referendum on a new constitution for the semi-autonomous Danish North Atlantic territory will be held next year on April 25.

The state government of Brazil's southeastern state of Espirito Santo and military police have reached an agreement to end a strike that had paralyzed several cities and led to an uptick in violence.

Turkey's state-run news agency says two men suspected of planning Islamic State group attacks in Europe have been arrested.