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Iran's foreign ministry has summoned the British envoy in Tehran after the U.K. accused Iran of playing a role in the "suffering" of the people of Syria's Aleppo.

An emergency meeting of the Security Council has been called to consider the situation in war-torn Syrian city of Aleppo, France's ambassador to the United Nations said Friday.

The winner of Sunday's Macedonian parliamentary elections has appeared before a criminal court in a hearing ahead of trial for allegedly inciting his conservative party's supporters to violence.

The bodies of two dead Islamic State fighters have been lying on the sidewalk in front of Muhammad Jassim's house in eastern Mosul for the past week.

A Greek court has convicted a Syrian man of severely beating his 3-year-old son in a refugee camp, and posting video of the attack on social media in a bid to blackmail his estranged wife to join him.

The Eiffel Tower has closed for a fourth day in a strike over working conditions — causing disappointment for scores of tourists and ruining honeymoon plans.

The Syrian government suspended evacuations from eastern Aleppo just hours after they resumed on Friday, saying that rebels had opened fire on a convoy of evacuees at a crossing point with the enclave, state TV reported.

Security firm G4S has deployed a specialist riot squad to a prison the English city of Birmingham after disturbances by inmates spread to four wings of the facility.

Video released by U.S. military officials Friday showed coalition airstrikes destroying buildings, tanks and military equipment belonging to the Islamic State as the terror group seized land in the historic Syrian city of Palmyra.

One million American citizens reside south of the border and many have expressed fears that the current surge of antipathy resulting from local anger at Trump’s election will make their lives in Mexico unendurable.

A 101-year-old man in Britain has been convicted of sexual offenses against children, becoming country's oldest prison inmate.

German authorities have arrested a 31-year-old Turkish citizen suspected of spying on Kurds in Germany.

China's first aircraft carrier battle group has carried out its first live-fire exercise, the Defense Ministry has announced.

Israel's prime minister says his "heart is with" the residents of the Amona West Bank settlement outpost but he is bound by law to remove them.

Russia and Japan agreed Friday to hold talks on joint economic development on four islands at the center of a territorial dispute between the countries.

Poland's conservative ruling party has sparked accusations that it's taking steps toward censorship with a new plan that would limit reporters' access to parliament.

Mexico expects a sharp increase in people seeking asylum from Central America next year, fleeing gang warfare and poverty in their home countries, a senior official said on Thursday.

Prosecutors in Northern Ireland say they will pursue murder charges against two retired British soldiers who fatally shot an unarmed Irish Republican Army man outside his Belfast home in 1972.

President Robert Mugabe of Zimbabwe says some ruling party officials have been plotting to oust him.

The Netherlands' government has prepared legislation clearing the way for Parliament to vote on ratifying an EU-Ukraine free trade pact, despite Dutch voters rejecting the deal in a referendum.