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A resident says an explosion went off at a militia checkpoint near a camp for displaced Syrians on the border with Jordan.

Iraqi forces appear poised to launch their most complex anti-IS operation to date: retaking the country's second-largest city of Mosul.

Swedish officials say they have evacuated about 40 people from a refugee center in southern Stockholm after a fire engulfed the building.

Tens of thousands of people have marched in Paris to call for the repeal of a law allowing gay marriage, six months before France's next presidential election.

Egyptian media is reporting that a high-level Syrian delegation has arrived in Cairo for talks with unnamed senior officials.

Thousands of people in Hungary have protested against government corruption and to demand the preservation of press freedoms.

A Hong Kong theme park says the world's oldest-ever panda in captivity has been euthanized because her health was deteriorating.

Indonesian officials say at least nine people were killed and 30 others injured after a suspension bridge collapsed near the resort island of Bali.

Iranian media says authorities have detained 11 members of a "modeling and decadence network." The semi-official Tasnim news agency said Sunday that the network was involved in producing and publishing pornographic pictures on social media.

Turkmenistan's parliament has set the date for a presidential election in which opposition parties can field candidates for the first time.

Several thousand people have turned out for a demonstration in the eastern German city of Dresden marking the second anniversary of the anti-Islam and anti-immigration group PEGIDA.

The United States and Britain are expressing hope that a cease-fire can be reached in Yemen in the coming days.

About 3,500 dogs of all breeds and sizes ran through the streets of Spain's capital with their owners in the fifth edition of the "Perroton," or Dogathon, a yearly event that seeks to raise awareness about animal cruelty and encourage dog adoptions.

Lebanon's largest Christian party has rallied thousands of its supporters to push for the election of its leader, former Army Gen. Michel Aoun, as president.

Russian President Vladimir Putin has told journalists in the Russian press corps that they are possibly being watched by American intelligence agencies.

Poland's foreign minister says his country sees no point in continuing its dialogue with the Venice Commission, a group of legal experts with Europe's top human rights group, arguing that the group is biased and treats Warsaw unfairly.

French authorities say four people have been killed and 14 injured when a third-floor balcony collapsed in the western city of Angers.

Kuwait's Cabinet has resigned and its parliament has been dissolved over a "lack of cooperation," setting the stage for early elections.

The Latest on Montenegro's parliamentary election (all times local): 2:15 p.m.

Suicide bombers blew themselves up Sunday during a Turkish police raid against suspected Islamic State militants near the Syrian border, killing three police officers and wounding eight other people, Turkey's state-run Anadolu Agency reported.