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Officials say a man who allegedly stabbed a female student to death and injured another in a British Columbia school didn't know his victims.

Iraqi special forces paused their advance in an eastern district of Mosul on Wednesday to clear a neighborhood of any remaining Islamic State militants, killing eight while carrying out house-to-house clearances.

Violence erupted between gangs of club-wielding migrants on the streets of central Paris last night.

A Jerusalem city official says authorities have pushed forward plans to build 181 new homes in east Jerusalem.

The Iranian Revolutionary Guards Corps, the country’s elite military force, is sending assets to infiltrate the United States and Europe at the direction of Iran’s Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei, according to recent Farsi-language comments from an Iranian military leader.

Iraqi special forces paused their advance in an eastern district of Mosul on Wednesday to clear a neighborhood of any remaining Islamic State militants, killing eight while carrying out house-to-house clearances.

The Lanzi company has been curing hams in the Italian town of Norcia for over half a century.

Kenya says it is pulling out its troops deployed to South Sudan as part of the U.N.

The Russian president on Wednesday offered a new unilateral humanitarian pause for Syria's war-ravaged Aleppo, urging rebels to use it to leave the city's eastern, besieged districts, but the rebels quickly dismissed Vladimir Putin's initiative.

German Chancellor Angela Merkel is assuring Switzerland it shouldn't worry that Britain's vote to leave the European Union will complicate its own negotiations with Brussels on immigration curbs.

Hundreds of people have come to Sarajevo from the southern town of Stolac, demanding a rerun of their municipal election which was halted by claims of irregularities and violent disruptions.

Norway's prime minister is voicing a Nordic-Baltic regional fear about increased assertiveness by Russian forces.

Ahmad, Farah and Mohamad drew their first breaths in their Syrian parents' promised land of Europe — or at least on the edge of it.

Iceland's president has asked the center-right Independence Party to form a government after it won the biggest share of votes in the country's election.

Two Pakistani officials and an Indian spokesman say Pakistan has withdrawn six of its diplomats working at the Pakistani embassy in New Delhi amid increasing tension between the two countries over the disputed Kashmir territory.

It seems everyone has an opinion about the U.S. presidential election, including Iran's supreme leader.

A Pakistani prosecutor says a court has dismissed a bail plea from National Geographic's famed green-eyed 'Afghan Girl,' arrested a week ago over allegedly forged ID papers.

Malta's foreign minister says the southern European Union nation decided on its own — and not under EU pressure — to withdraw permission for a Russian tanker to refuel in Malta last week.

President Rodrigo Duterte says it's unlikely the Philippines will adopt nuclear energy during his six-year term because of safety concerns.

A community leader says militants have bombed Nigeria's state-owned Trans Forcados oil pipeline.