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Two Afghan men allegedly stripped and sexually assaulted a Swedish woman at gunpoint on Sunday – and broadcast the horrific three-hour attack on Facebook Live.

The eurozone's top official says he's hopeful that Greece and its creditors can make progress on an important review of the bailout program that is propping up the country's debt-laden economy.

A prominent Egyptian human rights lawyer says he has been banned from leaving the country, the latest in a series of travel bans imposed on rights activists.

A Nazi concentration camp memorial has rescinded its invitation to a prominent member of a German nationalist party to attend Holocaust Remembrance Day services.

Austria's chancellor is reminding citizens of their country's role in the Holocaust and urging them to ensure its horrors are never repeated, ahead of an international day of observance for Jewish and other Nazi victims.

The head of the group of nations using the euro currency is brushing aside concern that U.S. President Donald Trump is turning his back on the European Union.

A stunt plane stalled and plunged into a river in western Australia on Thursday as thousands of people were gathering for an annual Australia Day fireworks display, killing the pilot and the only passenger, police said.

A 16-year-old girl has been convicted in Germany of stabbing and wounding a police officer at the behest of the Islamic State group.

Police in northwestern Germany are searching for a brazen thief — or thieves — who knocked down the wall of a house with a tractor and made off with a safe.

A police official says a search team is trying to rescue more than a dozen people who are trapped underground after a Chinese-owned gold mine collapsed in a remote part of Tanzania.

Indonesia's anti-graft commission has arrested one of the country's most senior judges on suspicion of taking a bribe in a Constitutional Court case.

A Somali police official says the death toll in Wednesday's attack on a hotel in the capital, Mogadishu, has risen to 26.

Greece's Supreme Court has rejected an extradition request for eight Turkish servicemen who fled by helicopter after coup attempt.

This Argentinian pooch became a hero when he latched on to a tree limb in his pal’s jaws — inadvertently saving his chum from a watery grave.

The operator of Japan's Fukushima nuclear plant says plans to remove spent fuel from one of three damaged reactors will be further delayed because of high radiation.

Swedish mobile networks company Ericsson has reported a fourth-quarter net loss of 1.6 billion kronor ($181 million), mainly due to a downturn in broadband investments and licensing revenues.

A senior British lawmaker, reacting to comments by U.S. President Donald Trump, says Britain does not condone torture "under any circumstances whatsoever." David Davis, the Brexit secretary overseeing Britain's withdrawal from the European Union, made the comments to Parliament on Thursday as Prime Minister Theresa May headed to the U.S. to meet with Trump.

Austrian authorities say they have arrested eight people on suspicion of belonging to a terrorist organization through possible connections to the Islamic State group.

The Latest on Brexit (all times local): 12:30 p.m.

Spain's conservative prime minister says election victories for far-right parties in France and Germany would be a catastrophe for Europe.