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A German nationalist party has ended a dispute that split its parliamentary group in a state legislature and exposed divisions in its national leadership.

A British lawmaker has compared Syrian and Russian airstrikes on Aleppo to the notorious bombing of civilians in Guernica during the Spanish Civil War.

Polish police are searching for the perpetrators of a weekend attack against a Turkish student, the latest incident in a rising number of xenophobic attacks in the country.

Romania's foreign ministry says armed men have abducted a Romanian engineer in southern Nigeria, in what appears to be the latest hostage-for-ransom incident.

Polish police are searching for the perpetrators of a weekend attack against a Turkish student, the latest incident in a rising number of xenophobic attacks in the country.

The Latest on the influx of asylum-seekers and migrants in Europe (all times local): 4:40 p.m.

Albania's Interior Ministry says heavy rain and flooding in northwestern Albania has killed one person and damaged many homes.

Ireland has unveiled a 2017 budget that builds on the country's rapid recovery from an international bailout with 1.3 billion euros ($1.45 billion) of spending increases and tax cuts.

A fire has broken out on the roof of a complex in Berlin that contains a shopping mall.

Police in northern Greece say they have arrested two Greek women suspected of trying to smuggle a group of Syrian refugees over the rugged border with Albania.

The Russian military says it will cooperate with Beijing on minimizing a threat posed by U.S. missile defense.

Russia's state-owned VTB Bank is making plans to move a major investment banking hub out of London due to Britain's decision to leave the European Union.

German financial market experts remained upbeat in the latest ZEW institute survey despite troubles at the country's biggest banks.

Two Iraqi women who once were captives of Islamic State, a leader of the Crimean Tatars and a former Turkish newspaper editor have been named finalists for the European Union's Sakharov human rights prize.

Spain's King Felipe VI plans to hold a new round of talks with political party leaders in a bid to find one who can muster enough support to form a government before an Oct. 31 deadline.

A United Nations official in Mali and the Swedish defense command say a suicide bomber has attacked peacekeepers near Timbuktu, but none were killed.

The FTSE 100 index of leading British shares has struck a record high amid hopes that many of its constituent companies will benefit from the pound's slide in currency markets.

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan says his country is determined to take part in a possible operation to recapture the Iraqi city of Mosul despite objections from Iraq, adding to tensions between the two neighbors.

South African riot police are patrolling a university campus a day after clashes between police and students demonstrating for free education.

South African prosecutors say the finance minister faces a fraud charge and must appear in court on Nov. 2, deepening uncertainty about the country's weak economy and the leadership of President Jacob Zuma.