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The Latest on the influx of migrants and asylum-seekers into Europe (all times local): 2:40 p.m.

All 33 coal miners trapped underground in a gas explosion earlier this week have been found dead, state media reported Wednesday, as work safety officials vowed to punish those responsible.

A prominent Egyptian rights lawyer has been banned from travel after airport authorities canceled his trip to France.

Kenyan civil rights activists are demanding the resignation of a top health official over allegations that around $50 million has been diverted.

Men caught in the grip of the Islamic State terror network cannot shave their beards, and must obey the decisions of a senior cleric over how to share their sex slaves.

Officials in Niger say 18 people have been killed in fighting between farmers and herders in this West African nation.

Final results from the first round of Moldova's presidential election show a pro-Russian front-runner with a strong lead over a pro-European candidate before the Nov. 13 runoff.

South Sudan's government says eight people have been accused of rape and eight others accused of looting in a July rampage at a hotel popular with foreigners, but it is not clear how many are soldiers.

Media advocates say that 2016 has already proved the deadliest year for journalists in Afghanistan.

The Moscow office of human rights group Amnesty International has been officially sealed up overnight by Russian authorities.

An Italian aristocrat has died after he collided with a truck while riding his bicycle in central London.

Russia's foreign minister accused other countries involved in Syrian peace negotiations of having "sabotaged" the process with continued backing of militant groups intent on toppling President Bashar Assad.

Turkey's state-run news agency says Korkut Ozal, a former Turkish government minister and brother of Turkey's late president Turgut Ozal, has died at 87.

German authorities have conducted raids in three states against asylum-seekers, primarily from Chechnya, suspected of having formed a criminal organization.

A closely watched survey is suggesting the manufacturing sector across the 19-country eurozone has started the final quarter of the year strongly, expanding at its fastest clip in nearly three years.

First, there was the bomb blast that killed eight people.

A Pakistani government spokesman says police have released nearly 2,000 opposition party supporters of cricketer-turned-politician Imran Khan who were detained ahead of planned anti-government protests.

Italian authorities say the number of people living in shelters after a series of powerful earthquakes in central Italy has risen to around 22,000.

The Latest on developments in Syria's civil war (all times local): 11:30 a.m.

Leaders of liberal Jewish movements in the United States and Israel have rallied for equal prayer rights at a Jewish holy site despite a plea from Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu not to push the matter publicly.