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Serbia's defense ministry says dozens of guns, automatic rifles and ammunition are missing from a military warehouse in the capital.

The "Garcia Report" commissioned by FIFA to investigate the 2018 and 2022 World Cup bid contests had less dramatic impact than many critics wanted.

Argentina's Congress has passed a law to ban greyhound racing in a bid to reduce the risk of animal cruelty in the South American country.

Congo's president has chosen a new prime minister from an opposition party as part of his plan to create a coalition government instead of holding elections before the end of the year.

The Latest on Europe's response to the inflow of asylum-seekers and migrants to the continent (all times local): 4:30 p.m.

The French government is investigating the tax records of about 560 taxpayers based on leaked documents from a Panamian law firm.

Pakistan's counterterrorism service says authorities have arrested eight alleged Islamic State militants who were taking orders from commanders in Syria.

Kosovo police say they prevented an extremist attack against the Israeli national soccer team that played a World Cup qualifier in neighboring Albania.

It was the FIFA ethics investigation many hoped would remove Russia and Qatar as World Cup hosts.

A British tourist allegedly raped by two men in Dubai faces jail after cops accused her of sex outside marriage.

Belgium's top terror threat analyst says around 640 Belgians have fought or trained in Syria and that the country is to remain on high alert.

Layers of hastily erected barricades built from rubble and twisted metal trace Mosul's eastern frontline where Iraqi forces and Islamic State group fighters are facing off in the dense neighborhoods and narrow alleyways of the country's second largest city.

An Iran-backed terrorist group operating in Syria is parading around the war-torn country in U.S.-made armored vehicles affixed with antiaircraft guns – and one of the most frightening aspects is how U.S. officials and analysts can't agree on how the extremists got their hands on the American war machines.

German prosecutors say they have charged a 41-year-old Syrian man with committing war crimes and carrying out kidnappings.

A senior official says Turkey would no longer have a prime minister under constitutional reforms the government is seeking to usher in a presidential system.

Egypt has pardoned 82 young detainees, including a former TV host convicted of "defaming religious symbols." The names of those pardoned Thursday by President Abdel-Fattah el-Sissi were compiled by a committee he set up to examine the cases of young detainees who had not been involved in violence.

King Felipe VI has urged lawmakers to try to win back public confidence following the "unease and disquiet" he said was generated in the 10-month deadlock following two inconclusive elections.

When Juan Carlos Soni Bulos heard his front door being smashed in one November morning, he frantically scrolled through his phone to call for help.

A former governor of Rio de Janeiro state has been arrested in a corruption probe roiling Brazil.

Military police are carrying out an investigation at a Dutch airport and checking cars approaching the terminal.