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Former Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva says his wife is being submitted to the tests needed to declare her brain dead.

Romania's political crisis deepened Friday after two key government allies said an emergency decree that would dilute the government's anti-corruption fight was not constitutional.

The Zimbabwe pastor who launched the popular #ThisFlag protest movement will remain in jail after a judge decided Friday there is enough evidence to suspect he committed a crime.

Romania's political crisis is deepening over a government decree that may benefit rich and powerful people convicted of corruption.

Negotiations to release Dr. Shakil Afridi – the “hero” doctor who helped the CIA obtain crucial DNA evidence that led to the death of Usama Bin Laden – have gained momentum the past few weeks and he could be released as early as May, multiple sources told Fox News.

Britain's media regulator has revoked the licenses of a popular Pakistani television group, a few weeks after it declared bankruptcy.

Sweden's Deputy Prime Minister has posted on Facebook an all-woman photo including herself signing a proposal for the country's new climate law — a photo many online commentators have taken as a direct swipe at Donald Trump.

The prosecutor in the retrial of Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny is asking for a five-year suspended sentence for the prominent foe of President Vladimir Putin.

On a day when the Paris bid committee was supposed to show its best to the world, a knife attack on a solider raised more security questions about the French capital's capacity to host the 2024 Olympics in a safe atmosphere.

Germany says it is willing to discuss with Belgium the possibility of recording passenger data for travelers on international trains.

Lebanon's president says the international community should facilitate the return of Syrian refugees to Syria by setting up "safe zones" in coordination with their government.

Serbia's prime minister has blamed Kosovo for the collapse of EU-mediated talks as tensions escalate in the Balkans.

Europe is suffering a shortage of lettuce, broccoli and other vegetables, with shelves going bare in some supermarkets, due to bad weather.

A construction crane has collapsed during high winds on the main highway running through Dubai, disrupting traffic in the heart of the Mideast's commercial hub.

Customs officials in the German port of Hamburg say they have seized 717 kilograms (1,580 pounds) of cocaine, which they estimate would have produced drugs with a street value of 145 million euros ($156 million).

A knife-wielding man shouting "Allahu akbar" attacked French soldiers on patrol near the Louvre Museum Friday in what officials described as a suspected terror attack.

Iran on Friday banned U.S. wrestlers from participating in the Freestyle World Cup competition this month in response to President Donald Trump's executive order forbidding visas for Iranians, the official IRNA news agency reported.

A fire at a Philippine factory complex that injured 126 workers was finally put out Friday after two days, and an official said all employees had been accounted for.

A Polish organization that monitors racism and xenophobia says police raided its office in Warsaw and the private homes of some of its board members, seizing computers.

Iran's official news agency is reporting an avalanche has claimed three lives in a mountainous area near the capital, Tehran.