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For more than 30 years, the bones of Josef Mengele, a German doctor who conducted horrific experiments on thousands of Jews at Auschwitz, lay unclaimed inside a blue plastic bag in Sao Paulo's Legal Medical Institute.

The Israeli military says it has uncovered a plot by the Hamas militant group to spy on soldiers by posing as women and befriending them on social media.

The United Arab Emirates said on Wednesday that five of its diplomats were killed in a bombing in southern Afghanistan the day before, the deadliest attack to ever target the young nation's diplomatic corps.

Mexico is willing to negotiate over President-elect Donald Trump’s plan to build a border, but the country will not pay for it, the country’s new foreign relations secretary said Tuesday.

An opposition monitoring group and rescue workers say airstrikes have resumed in a Damascus suburb despite a Russian-Turkish cease-fire in Syria, killing at least one woman and injuring several others.

French authorities are expecting 72 countries to attend Sunday's Middle East peace conference in Paris — but not Israel or the Palestinians.

Police and paramedics raced to a British courthouse after a defendant reportedly cut his own throat in the dock.

The Irish nationalist Sinn Fein party says it's determined to force Northern Ireland to hold a new election, part of a showdown with Protestant leaders over the British territory's unraveling unity government.

Gambia's outgoing President Yahya Jammeh is criticizing foreign pressure for him to step down and calling on Gambians to wait for a Supreme Court decision to determine the credibility of the Dec. 1 elections that he lost.

The Polish foreign minister been mocked on Twitter after he claimed to have met with the representative of a nonexistent country as part of Poland's bid for a seat on the U.N.

Authorities dug out stranded residents as heavy snow blanketed Eastern Europe Wednesday as people struggled with travel delays, power outages and sub-zero temperatures.

A 15-year-old girl has appeared in court charged with the murder of a 7-year-old who was found badly injured on a playing field and later died.

The Latest on Europe's migration influx (all times local): 1:15 p.m.

A Ukrainian government official says the nation's forces have captured new positions in the rebel-held east.

Lawmakers in Somalia have elected a speaker for the country's new parliament, a key step toward the country's upcoming presidential election.

Gambia's outgoing president Yahya Jammeh has criticized foreign pressure for him to step down and called on Gambians to wait for a Supreme Court decision to determine the credibility of the Dec. 1 elections that he lost.

The German government has approved an expansion of the country's military deployment in Mali, with Berlin sending more helicopters to support the U.N.

Israel's Supreme Court has given the government a month to explain why it prevents women from praying from a Torah scroll at a key Jewish holy site.

Lebanese President Michel Aoun said after a visit to Saudi Arabia that his country's close ties to the kingdom's archrival Iran should not impede relations with the wider Arab world.

Polish lawmakers are returning to parliament after a holiday recess marked by an unprecedented political crisis — weeks of occupation of the parliament's plenary hall by opposition lawmakers angry over moves by the conservative ruling Law and Justice party.