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The commander of the Estonia Navy has resigned after customs officials said they found smuggled alcohol and cigarettes aboard an Estonian ship taking part in NATO operations on the Baltic Sea.

The European Parliament has voted down a challenge by a group of EU lawmakers to try to have the bloc's hard-won trade pact with Canada referred to Europe's top court.

Some analysts believe the prison population could climb under the Trump administration, and the stock market seems to agree.

Heavy rains from the storm were blamed for three deaths in Panama, and officials in Costa Rica ordered the evacuation of 4,000 people from its Caribbean coast.

Indonesian authorities say they will likely release an Australian teenager soon after tests showed he was not carrying illicit drugs during end-of-school celebrations on Bali resort island.

To rest in peace comes at half price for a funeral home in the eastern region of the Dominican Republic.

Indonesia has offered to help investigate the disappearance of the wreckage of three Dutch warships that sank during World War II off Java island.

One of Germany's governing parties says it will ask Parliament to investigate allegations that companies paid for senior party members to appear at corporate events.

Germany's foreign minister says he and his French counterpart have proposed a meeting next Tuesday with their Russian and Ukrainian colleagues to discuss peace efforts in eastern Ukraine.

NATO's secretary-general says that no one has the right to try to stop Montenegro from joining the military alliance or interfere with elections in the Balkans state.

Ukraine's justice minister has appointed a 23-year-old law graduate to lead a campaign to purge of officials tainted by corruption of the ousted regime.

A jury has found a man with white supremacist views guilty of murdering Labour lawmaker Jo Cox a week before Britain's EU membership referendum.

French officials say that two suspects — one a school employee — arrested in an alleged attack plot on France apparently traveled briefly to Syria.

Police in southern Italy and Germany have arrested 13 people, most of them Somalis, accused of transporting migrants who had arrived in Italy by sea to locations throughout Europe.

State prosecutors in Thailand say they intend to indict the head of a powerful Buddhist sect on charges of money laundering and related crimes.

Two German police officers have been suspended over their alleged contacts with an anti-government extremist who fatally wounded another officer during a raid on his home last month.

A British man has been convicted of murdering three men he met on gay dating websites.

The Latest on the conflict in Syria (all times local): 1:30 p.m.

A survey indicates that business activity across the 19-country eurozone accelerated in November to its fastest growth rate this year.

Norway's Supreme Court has refused to hear an appeal by a radical Iraqi-born cleric who is trying to fight extradition to Italy, which suspects him of enticing recruits to fight in Iraq and Syria.