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German Chancellor Angela Merkel is making a three-nation visit to Africa next week, with the migrant crisis leading the agenda.

A German court says the trial of a former SS medic who served at the Auschwitz death camp has to be restarted because more time is needed to respond to complaints that the presiding judge and others are biased.

Spanish courts have opened cases against two more Catalan politicians for allegedly disobeying court orders related to the region's push to gain independence from Spain.

The Russian military on Thursday strongly warned the United States against striking the Syrian army, noting that its air defense weapons in Syria stand ready to fend off any attack.

An bomb mounted on a motorcycle exploded Thursday not far from Istanbul's Ataturk airport, wounding at least 10 people, Turkish officials said.

Hungary's prime minister says Central European countries, the "motors of European growth," should establish a "strategic partnership" with China to expand economic ties.

Pakistani lawmakers have passed a law that stiffens the penalty for convicted "honor" killers and closes a loophole that often allowed them to go free.

Pakistani lawmakers have passed a law that stiffens the penalty for convicted "honor" killers and closes a loophole that often allowed them to go free.

Police in Zambia have charged two opposition leaders, including a recent presidential candidate, with sedition.

The 81-year-old Palestinian president, Mahmoud Abbas, was given a clean bill of health on Thursday following an emergency heart procedure after suffering exhaustion and chest pains.

The Latest on the U.K. Independence Party altercation that left a lawmaker hospitalized (all times local): 3:05 p.m.

A spokesman for a former militia leader in Republic of Congo whose fighters have staged deadly attacks in recent days is calling for an immediate cease-fire.

Russian President Putin has accepted the resignation of a former bodyguard whom he appointed governor of Russia's westernmost region earlier this year.

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The Latest on the migrant influx in Europe (all times local): 4:20 p.m.

A German federal appeals court has ruled that relatives of 91 Afghans killed in a NATO airstrike near the northern Afghan city of Kunduz in 2009 aren't owed further compensation.

Turkish media are reporting an explosion near a police station in Istanbul.

The tradition of building human towers, or castells, dates back to the 18th century and takes place during festivals in Catalonia in northeast Spain.

A German court has convicted four men who procured tens of thousands of euros (dollars) worth of supplies for the ultraconservative Ahrar al-Sham group in Syria of supporting a terrorist organization.

New figures indicate that the number of Italians who move abroad rose by more than 6 percent last year, with more than one-third of those being young adults.