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A Pakistani security official says at least 13 people have been killed in an avalanche that buried five homes following heavy snowfall in the country's north.

A 13-year-old girl has died after being flung out of a fast-turning ride at an amusement park in southwest China.

President Michelle Bachelet says the worst wildfires that Chile has suffered in its history are now mostly under control.

Peruvian police searched the house of ex-President Alejandro Toledo for five hours on Saturday in a case involving alleged bribes from a Brazilian construction firm under investigation in a major corruption probe.

The Kosovo government says it's reached a deal with the country's ethnic Serb minority to resolve the issue of a concrete wall erected in the northern city of Mitrovica that has provoked tensions between Kosovo and neighboring Serbia.

Only a tiny minority of African soccer players achieve stardom and the rich rewards that go with it.

Jordan says it has carried out airstrikes against Islamic State targets in southern Syria, hitting an arms depot, a warehouse for making car bombs and barracks used by the extremist group.

In his debut abroad as the first retired general to lead the Pentagon in more than half a century, Jim Mattis found that in Japan and South Korea his experience in uniform is seen as an asset.

Peruvian authorities say they have searched the house of ex-President Alejandro Toledo in a case involving alleged bribes from a mega construction firm under investigation in a major corruption probe in Brazil.

An Iraqi graffiti artist has taken to the streets of the southern city of Basra to protest U.S. President Donald Trump's ban on visitors from seven Muslim-Majority countries.

Dozens of people are protesting in a small Lithuanian village against the slaying of a dog that police say an elderly couple adopted, tortured and then killed.

For two days in a tiny Spanish village, the devil ceases to be enemy No.

About 140 Somali refugees whose resettlement in the United States this week was stopped by President Donald Trump's executive order have been sent back to their refugee camp instead, one of the refugees said Saturday.

The U.N.'s top official on refugees says it's up to the U.S. to decide the legality of the ban on admitting any refugees, adding that the United Nations is extremely concerned by its implications.

Emmanuel Macron, a former investment banker who's never held elected office, is holding a major rally in Lyon with his eyes set on winning France's presidential election this spring.

Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte says he is scrapping peace talks with communist rebels and asked several rebel leaders who were freed for the negotiations to return to prison or face arrests abroad.

The magazine Der Spiegel has ignited controversy in Germany and elsewhere with a cover illustration that depicts President Trump as an ISIS executioner, brandishing a bloody knife in one hand and the head of Lady Liberty in the other, Reuters reports.

Alexei Navalny, Russia's most prominent opposition figure, has opened his first regional office for a presidential bid, despite an imminent court verdict that could bar him from running.

The United Nations has removed the name of a former Afghan warlord from its Islamic State group and al-Qaida sanctions list.

Some key promises among 144 released Saturday by leading far-right presidential candidate Marine Le Pen: French Sovereignty: — Negotiate with European Union the "four sovereignties" — return of French franc, legislative, economic, territorial, or control of its borders — Leave border-free Schengen zone On immigration: — Reduce immigration to 10,000 annually — End automatic acquisition of French nationality by marriage — End dual nationality for non-Europeans — Restrict French nationality to those with French parent or naturalized, ending automatic birthright rule — Restrict asylum to demands made in embassies or neighboring countries of asylum-seeker On terrorism: — Ban and dissolve all organizations including mosques linked to Islamic fundamentalists — already in practice but Le Pen says insufficiently applied — Expel from France all dual nationals linked to jihadi networks and foreigners under suspicion.