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A former leader of the U.K. Independence Party has announced she is leaving the pro-Brexit party.

United Nations agencies are urging Turkey's government not to press ahead with a proposal that critics say would legitimize child marriages.

The Interfax news agency says the military has deployed state-of-the art anti-shipping missiles in Russia's westernmost Baltic region, a move that comes amid tensions in Russia-West ties.

Iraqi troops fighting Islamic State militants in the eastern outskirts of Mosul regrouped on Monday in neighborhoods they recently retook from the extremist group, conducting house-to-house searches and looking for would-be suicide car bombs, a top Iraqi commander said.

The FBI is concerned about Americans who have joined ISIS fleeing besieged Mosul and returning to the US.

Turkey's president has called on the United States and other nations to re-assess his country's proposal for the creation of a no-fly zone in northern Syria.

Albania's defense minister says the country's army has replaced its old Kalashnikov automatic rifles with NATO-standard weaponry.

He claimed to be a native of Mosul and said he had just escaped his embattled neighborhood.

A fight among migrants in the Serbian capital, Belgrade, has left one person dead and one seriously injured.

Kosovo police say they have arrested 11 people and collected 36 minors countrywide in a crackdown on child beggars.

The Latest on the influx of migrants into Europe (all times local): 5:10 p.m.

Pakistan's military says Indian shelling has targeted several villages in Kashmir, killing four civilians and wounding 10.

Teachers, health workers and local civil servants in Algeria have begun a three-day strike over government plans to tighten spending and increase the retirement age as part of the 2017 finance bill.

A Polish court has set a 10-month prison sentence for a man who burned the effigy of an Orthodox Jew at an anti-migrant protest last year.

Canada is announcing a plan to phase out the use of coal-fired electricity by 2030.

Turkey's deputy prime minister has criticized as "unacceptable" an Israeli proposal that would make mosques reduce the volume of loudspeakers issuing their call to prayer.

Authorities in Hamburg are naming a street after Germany's most famous dominatrix.

Nicolas Sarkozy injected glamour and energy into the French presidency — and yet also inspired so much anger and resentment that French voters refuse to let him have it back.

Anti-corruption prosecutors have charged two former managers of Microsoft Romania and the former manager of Fujitsu Siemens Computers in Romania on suspicion of abusing their positions for illicit gain which cost the state $67 million.

An Egyptian government committee has ordered the confiscation of assets of 46 members and supporters of the outlawed Muslim Brotherhood.