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A strong earthquake rocked Indonesia's Aceh province early Wednesday, killing nearly 100 people and sparking a frantic rescue effort in the rubble of dozens of collapsed and damaged buildings.

Malta has become the first European country to ban gay conversion therapy, imposing fines of up to 10,000 euros ($10,750) and a jail term of up to one year for offenders.

Millions of people have accepted an invitation to a coming-out party for a girl in rural northern Mexico after the invite went viral.

With a unanimous vote, the town's city council passed a resolution declaring the city safe for people despite their immigration status. It’s the first resolution of it’s kind in Orange County, but activists want more.

With a unanimous vote, the town's city council passed a resolution declaring the city safe for people despite their immigration status. It’s the first resolution of it’s kind in Orange County, but activists want more.

Cuban President Raul Castro has participated in the interment of two other siblings after overseeing the final farewell for his brother Fidel.

Thirteen Cuban migrants who arrived on Big Pine Key, Tuesday morning, may be the first group to make it to South Florida since Fidel Castro’s death.

Steel unions say they've secured a commitment from Tata Steel to keep jobs and production at its Port Talbot plan in Wales.

An Austrian court has opened the trial of two men accused of aiding Islamic extremists who killed 130 people in Paris more than a year ago.

Several large German companies are pulling ads from news and opinion website Breitbart due to concerns about its content.

Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte says he felt "like a saint" after his phone conversation last week with U.S. President-elect Donald Trump, who he said praised him for "doing great" in his deadly campaign against illegal drugs.

A Somali official says security forces have recaptured a port town from Islamic State-linked fighters in the semi-autonomous state of Puntland.

President Vladimir Putin says the Russian military should use its combat experience in Syria to further modernize its arsenals.

Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte says he told his Indonesian and Malaysian counterparts that their forces can bomb fleeing Philippine militants and their kidnap victims at sea because the hostages "are not supposed to be there." Duterte said in a speech Wednesday he told Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak and Indonesian President Joko "Jokowi" Widodo that their forces could enter Philippine waters while pursuing Muslim militants who are fleeing with hostages.

Poland's ruling anti-communist party has faced bitter accusations of inconsistency over a prominent role that a communist-era prosecutor has in the party leadership.

A former soccer coach has been arrested on suspicion of sexual abuse after handing himself into the police in Northern Ireland.

The Latest on the political crisis in Italy (all times local): 3:45 p.m.

NATO's top military officer says that around 150 Turkish officers have been recalled or retired from the alliance's high command in response to the failed coup attempt in Turkey in July.

Stockholders at two Abu Dhabi banks have agreed to a plan to merge the firms, which would create the biggest bank in the Gulf.

Kosovo prosecutors say they have charged a citizen with participating in terror groups after the person joined fighters from the Islamic State group in Syria.