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He was the first victim in the attack on a Berlin Christmas market — a 37-year-old Polish truck driver who was seemingly stabbed and shot to death in the cabin of his truck.

ISIS claimed responsibility Tuesday for a series of shooting attacks on police and tourists in Jordan on Sunday that killed 10 people, including a woman from Canada.

Gambia's ambassador to the United States says he is being recalled, a week after urging President Yahya Jammeh to respect election results and peacefully hand over power.

A Jordanian military judge has sentenced to death a former mosque prayer leader who gunned down an outspoken writer on the steps of a courthouse earlier this year.

Swiss police said they have found no radical Islamist or far-right motives for a gunman who killed himself after a shooting spree at Zurich mosque Monday that wounded three worshippers.

Turkish officials have inaugurated an undersea highway tunnel linking the European and Asian sides of Istanbul.

The dollar's upward march is sending the euro currency to its lowest level in 14 years, easing the financial pressure on traveling Americans but giving European exporters a boost.

A Danish court has convicted an imam of violating Denmark's racism laws and given him a 14-day suspended jail sentence.

The manhunt for perpetrators of the attack on Christmas market in Berlin at killed at least 12 continues as Germany officials said they cannot rule out that suspects involved could still be at large.

Austrian public prosecutors say they are investigating a Moroccan asylum-seeker suspected of "participation in a terrorist organization." A statement from the Salzburg prosecutor's office says police received information that the suspect and others discussed planning "an apparent terrorist attack" in Salzburg over the Christmas or New Year period.

Chancellor Angela Merkel already knew that her campaign for a fourth term as Germany's leader will be her most difficult yet.

Turkey's coast guard says it has retrieved the bodies of five migrants, including a child, off the Turkish coast.

A Swiss man convicted of blackmail linked to a Malaysian development fund scandal has been freed after serving over a year in a Thai prison.

Cambodia has agreed to let the U.N.

In an effort to prevent a repeat of last year’s string of robberies and sexual assaults that end-of-the-year celebrations in Cologne, city and law enforcement officials are planning to increase police presence and are even emptying more jail cells.

Iran's atomic agency says it will begin exporting less heavy water because of an oversupply in the international market.

The extremist Islamic State group has claimed responsibility for a series of shooting attacks in Jordan that killed nine Jordanians and a Canadian tourist.

Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has set out proposals to protect Scotland's place in Europe after Britain leaves the European Union.

Afghan authorities say they have destroyed 98 tons of seized narcotics, mostly raw opium but also heroin and hashish, as well as liquor.

Union officials say a strike by unpaid workers has halted flights of Nigeria's biggest airline, stranding thousands of passengers days before Christmas.