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More than 20 British medical students at a Sudan university have abandoned their studies and joined the Islamic State in Syria and Iraq.

Police in Argentina have arrested a man suspected of killing his police officer wife and four members of her family.

Three Chinese warships sailed near the contested Senkaku Islands Monday, apparently sending a message to the U.S. just two days after President Trump’s defense secretary visited Japan and vowed to defend the islands.

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In one town in Burma, the police are likely more at a peace of mind than a Buddhist monk.

French populist Marine Le Pen’s longshot political campaign has been given a major boost after her main rival is mired in a financial scandal with just months until France goes to the polls -- possibly giving the outsider her best shot yet at the Élysée Palace.

Look to your right: There's the Pillar of Light, a towering monument shaped like a vanilla wafer cookie.

The most colorful protagonist in the Vatican's leaks scandal has emerged from a bruising Vatican trial with a baby, a business and a book describing the behind-the-scenes drama of Pope Francis' reform efforts.

What passes for a “warning” sign in Mosul is the rotting, charred, fly-infested corpse of a dead ISIS fighter lying in open view on the street, a live, unexploded suicide belt lying precariously nearby.

International monitors say fighting in eastern Ukraine has abated but the warring sides have kept heavy weapons near the front line.

The European Union's foreign policy chief says the Middle East, Ukraine and climate change are among the topics she plans to raise in upcoming talks with senior U.S. officials.

Romania's government is on a high-risk mission: devise a legal and politically acceptable way to remove penalties for some types of official corruption.

Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte is hoping his nation’s Catholics go to hell -- since he says he'll be there waiting.

Four rare white lion cubs are intriguing visitors at Magdeburg Zoo in eastern Germany.

Kenyan Nahashon Mureithi, who was Queen Elizabeth's porter 65 years ago when she was informed of her father's death, says that despite his good impression of the young British royal he later joined the Mau Mau revolt against British colonial rule.

Authorities in Greece's second-largest city are planning to evacuate up to 60,000 residents from their homes so experts can safely dispose of an unexploded World War II bomb.

The Speaker of Britain's House of Commons says he strongly opposes letting U.S. President Donald Trump address Parliament during a state visit to the U.K.

Showing no sign he would give himself up to the U.S., Wikileaks founder Julian Assange reportedly begged the United Kingdom and Sweden to "do the right thing and restore my liberty" Monday, claiming he deserves freedom.

German Chancellor Angela Merkel visits Warsaw on Tuesday for talks with Poland's top leaders, taking efforts to save the European Union to a country that is keen to keep as much national power as possible and fears being marginalized in a "two-speed Europe." Her trip is "one of the most important visits in Polish-German relations since 2004," when Poland joined the EU, said Sebastian Plociennik, an expert at the Polish Institute of International Affairs.

The United Nations said civilian casualties from fighting last year in Afghanistan hit their highest level since the organization began systematically gathering such data eight years ago.