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Ferry workers in Greece have extended a nationwide strike into the weekend, hitting supplies to the country's islands.

Prosecutors say two teenagers have been arrested in Germany on suspicion that they were planning an Islamic extremist attack.

The Spanish Interior Ministry says some 400 migrants from Africa have stormed a border fence to enter Spain's North African enclave of Ceuta from Morocco.

Park Geun-hye could always rely on one unwavering gift throughout a political career that saw a triumphant return as South Korea's first female president to the palatial Blue House where she'd lived as a girl: She always enjoyed the reflected devotion, some might say worship, that half the country felt for her late dictator father.

Police in Thailand have arrested three Frenchmen in connection with the killing of one of their countrymen on the southern resort island of Samui.

The Financial Times reports that British Brexit Secretary David Davis told London financial-sector bosses that he is "not really interested" in seeking a transitional deal with the European Union to soften the process of the U.K.'s exit from the bloc.

Indonesia's military says a missing soldier has been found alive two weeks after the helicopter he was aboard crashed in a remote area of Borneo.

German authorities have arrested a man suspected of setting off homemade explosive devices outside a mosque and a conference center in Dresden in September.

Cambodia's exiled opposition leader has been tried in absentia on charges of conspiring to incite chaos through false documents posted on his Facebook page, a crime punishable by up to 17 years in prison.

Egypt's state-run news agency says an explosion in Cairo has killed six police and wounded another three.

Felix Benneckenstein was a rising star on Germany's far-right scene, a young songwriter whose rousing guitar anthems made white nationalism sound romantic and rebellious.

South Korean President Park Geun-hye, who was impeached Friday, rose to power with the support of conservatives enamored of the economic growth ushered in by her late dictator father decades ago.

Germany's central bank has increased its growth forecast this year and next for the country's economy, Europe's biggest.

Felix Benneckenstein was a rising star on Germany's far-right scene, a young songwriter whose rousing guitar anthems made white nationalism sound romantic and rebellious.

The Norwegian Refugee Council says one of its staffers in South Sudan has been detained by the East African country's National Security Service.

South Korean President Park Geun-hye's impeachment Friday is a stunning fall for a leader who convincingly beat her liberal opponent in 2012 to become South Korea's first female president.

The man who takes over as government caretaker in the wake of President Park Geun-hye's impeachment is seen by critics as a stiff and uncompromising defender of the fallen leader.

South Korean President Park Geun-hye's impeachment Friday means she has been stripped of power — but not the perks.

Police say a 42-hour gunbattle has ended in Indian-controlled Kashmir and two suspected rebels were killed in the fighting, which triggered massive anti-India protests in the disputed region.

Hong Kong's Beijing-backed leader, Chief Executive Leung Chun-ying, says he won't run again for the job after his current term ends next year, citing unspecified family reasons.