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Austrian police say up to 2,700 officers will be on duty for a right-wing ball in Vienna, in an effort to ensure that violent protests will not be repeated.

Syria's state media is reporting that U.S.-led coalition aircraft have destroyed the main water pipeline supplying the northern city of Raqqa.

The Latest on an attack outside the Louvre Museum in Paris (all times local): 11:30 a.m.

Angolan President Jose Eduardo dos Santos is announcing an end to his 38 years in power.

The Swedish security service says two more people have been arrested as suspects in recent attacks in southern Sweden targeting newly arrived migrants and a left-wing group.

European Union leaders are seeking a common stand in how to deal with President Donald Trump, now that they increasingly fear that campaign rhetoric will be turned into policy.

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In an explicit warning to North Korea, U.S. Defense Secretary Jim Mattis has asserted that any use of nuclear weapons by the North on the United States or its allies would be met with what he called an "effective and overwhelming" response.

The Latest on the flow of migrants into Europe (all times local): 10:55 a.m.

North Korea fired its state security minister last month, presumably over corruption, abuse of power and torture committed by his agency, the government of rival South Korea said Friday.

Stocks linked to a missing Chinese billionaire have slumped in trading despite his company's reassurances that it is business as usual.

Strong shelling has hit both government- and rebel-controlled areas of eastern Ukraine, continuing an escalation of fighting this week.

Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte said Friday he has ended the government's six-month ceasefire with communist rebels and ordered troops to prepare for new fighting after the guerrillas lifted their own truce and killed troops in fresh attacks.

Human rights concerns are looming over a proposed EU plan to block migrants in Libya.

The group representing Israeli settlers is brushing off a White House statement warning Israel about constructing new settlements.

Romania's justice minister says he stands by a law diluting the country's anti-corruption fight, defying strong criticism from home and abroad and days of massive protests.

An Afghan official says an unknown gunman has fatally shot a cleric and his wife in the country's eastern Paktyka province.

An upstanding family man, untainted by scandal, a committed Catholic from rural western France — Francois Fillon won the conservative presidential primary and shot to the top of opinion polls in large part on his irreproachable reputation.

Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte has ended the government's ceasefire with communist rebels after six months and ordered troops to get ready to resume fighting after the guerrillas lifted their own truce and killed troops in fresh attacks.

The European Union should seek a close trade and defense relationship with Britain after it leaves the bloc, with the scope of any agreement limited only by London's approach to EU rules on the movement of goods and people, Portugal's foreign minister says.