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An investigation has been launched after British police fatally shot a man during an operation in which five other people were arrested.

The protests were organized over social media by grassroots groups, drawing people from a wide range of occupations.

Iva Drapalova, a former Associated Press correspondent in Prague who covered Czechoslovakia with courage for two decades following the 1968 Soviet-led invasion has died.

The British Ministry of Defense says an Army soldier has died at a military base in Iraq under unexplained circumstances.

Residents of Damascus are scrambling for clean water after the government attacked rebels holding the city's main source in a nearby valley, producing an outage that has stretched on for nearly two weeks.

An Israeli advocacy group is criticizing what it says is an "exceptionally low" prosecution rate by the Israeli military in cases of violence committed by soldiers against Palestinians.

Last year, the flowering quinoa plants painted Florencio Tola's farmlands in vibrant sepia and ochre tones.

A Bulgarian court has ordered a Dutch terror suspect who was arrested on a Bulgarian-Turkey border crossing to be extradited to the Netherlands.

Iraqis who escaped Islamic State rule during the battle for Mosul are indulging in a newfound freedom — the right to check their phones.

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A German man who had been lauded by a judge for a "wholehearted" confession about his time as a member of the Islamic State group faced new charges of concealing his true involvement with ISIS, with prosecutors announcing Tuesday that they suspect him of participating in the killing of captives.

An Ethiopian court has sentenced 20 Muslims to prison after they were found guilty of trying to establish a state ruled by Sharia law and inciting violence.

Four Chelsea fans charged with racist violence went on trial Tuesday in Paris, almost two years after they allegedly blocked a black man from boarding a Paris metro train.

A top Congo opposition leader who fled the country has announced his candidacy for president and is commending a new political agreement that might allow him to come home.

Moldova's new president has stripped the ex-president of Romania of his recently-acquired Moldovan citizenship, saying he obtained it illegally.

Underscoring the hectic preparations for Britain's divorce proceedings from the European Union, London's envoy to the EU has unexpectedly resigned only months before the negotiations are due to start and on the heels of a nasty controversy.

An Ethiopian court has sentenced 20 Muslims to prison after they were found guilty of trying to establish a state ruled by Sharia law and inciting violence.

Brazilian authorities said Tuesday that the inmates responsible for the killings of 56 rivals at a prison in the Amazon will be transferred to high security federal institutions in addition to being prosecuted.

An Ethiopian court has sentenced 20 Muslims to prison after they were found guilty of trying to establish a state ruled by Sharia law and inciting violence.

Israel’s renowned spy agency, the Mossad, has started its first recruitment campaign specifically designed to attract women.