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Germany's central bank head has rejected a Trump administration official's statement that German companies have benefited from an artificially cheap currency.

An outside expert for the U.N.

It’s been two days since Hamas’ last workplace accident.

Even though a judge ruled that doing topless on a public beach is allowed, the controversy is far from over.

The Syrian government has executed up to 13,000 prisoners in mass hangings at a prison near Damascus since 2011, Amnesty International says.

German federal prosecutors say they've obtained an arrest warrant for a man suspected of involvement in a far-right extremist group that wanted to attack police, asylum-seekers and Jews.

A Tanzanian official has ordered the arrest of three men accused of promoting homosexuality in this East African country.

South African Airways is canceling flights to Nigeria's capital, Abuja, during six weeks of scheduled repairs to the international airport's runway starting March 8.

Britain's government has bowed to pressure and says lawmakers will get to vote on a European Union exit deal before it is finalized by the bloc.

A court in Britain has sentenced a teenager to be detained indefinitely at a mental hospital for slaying a retired American teacher and injuring five others in a stabbing rampage near the British Museum.

A German court has ordered a German-Turkish author to pay a fine of 11,700 euros ($12,490) for incitement over a speech he gave at an anti-Islam rally.

The mother of backpacker slain in an Australian hostel has written an open letter to U.S. President Donald Trump, rejecting the decision to label her daughter's death as "terror attack." The slaying of 20-year-old Mia Ayliffe-Chung and fellow Briton Tom Jackson was on a list of 78 attacks the White House says were "executed or inspired by" the Islamic State terror group — and under-reported by the media.

The United Nations says some 30,000 people have returned to neighborhoods retaken from the Islamic State group in the northern Iraqi city of Mosul since a major operation to drive out the militants began in October.

Headaches, bad backs and general malaise are plaguing the ranks of ISIS, with jihadists calling out sick from the fight to save their caliphate, according to a report.

German Chancellor Angela Merkel and Polish Prime Minister Beata Szydlo have stressed the importance of deepening their nations' ties, but also touched on points of contention during the German leader's first visit to Poland since a populist government was elected in 2015.

The European Union has appointed 19 international judges to a special court that will prosecute ethnic Albanian rebels for crimes during and immediately after Kosovo's war for independence.

Jovenel Moise has been sworn in as Haiti's president for the next five years after a bruising two-year election cycle.

Greece's government says members of the International Monetary Fund's executive are in disagreement on bailout measures required for the debt-plagued country, complicating efforts to break an impasse in talks.

The mayor of Ankara has suggested that two earthquakes that demolished homes on Turkey's northern Aegean coast may have been triggered artificially as part of a plot to harm Turkey's economy.

President Vladimir Putin has put the Russian air force on high alert, the latest in a series of drills amid tensions with the West.