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A Romanian court has upheld prison sentences for a former minister and a former mayor on charges of money-laundering, influence-peddling and taking bribes.

Niger's army says joint operations with Chad's military have killed about 126 Islamic extremists since July.

Gabon's new prime minister has named the country's new government after a disputed election that saw President Ali Bongo Ondimba re-elected for a second term by a narrow margin.

Estonia finally has chosen a new president, who will be the Baltic country's first female leader.

Spanish prosecutors are seeking a 10-year disqualification from holding public office for former Catalan regional President Artur Mas for staging a vote on Catalonia's secession from Spain despite a suspension order by the Constitutional Court.

Polish women donned black, waved black flags and took to Poland's streets on Monday, boycotting their jobs and classes as part of a nationwide strike waged to protest a legislative proposal for a total ban on abortion.

Morocco's Interior Ministry says authorities have detained 10 women linked to the Islamic State group who are suspected of plotting suicide attacks and trying to recruit other women to join the extremists.

The Latest on the flow of migrants into Europe (all times local): 2:20 p.m.

Cops investigating shocking images of a woman performing a sex act on a dinosaur model at a kids park have identified a suspect.

Tensions rose overnight in the east Bosnian town of Srebrenica after preliminary results of Sunday's local elections showed a Serb candidate may win the mayor's race.

Since North Korea's latest nuclear test, Pyongyang and Seoul have been openly trading threats of decapitation strikes and annihilating capitals populated by millions of civilians.

Even now, the men at the steel mill where Mubeen Rajhu worked laugh at how easy it was to make him lose his temper.

A children's center in China, a bridge in Iran and a park in Denmark are among the six winners of the Aga Khan Award for Architecture.

Officials say at least 13 Kurdish militants and two soldiers have been killed in violence in Turkey's mainly Kurdish southeast.

Iraqi officials say a suicide bombing in a busy commercial area in Baghdad has killed at least seven civilians.

The Palestinian high court has ruled upcoming municipal elections will be held in the West Bank only, excluding the Hamas-controlled Gaza Strip.

Serbia's president says the Balkan country will seal its borders to stop migrants if the European Union countries further along the migration route fully block their boundaries against people fleeing war and poverty.

Witnesses said violent unrest continued Monday in Ethiopia, a day after 52 people were crushed to death during an anti-government protest at a massive religious festival.

Protesters shouted abuse at Chancellor Angela Merkel as German leaders gathered in the eastern city of Dresden to celebrate the anniversary of the country's reunification 26 years ago.

A South African Cabinet minister says a small minority of university students is trying to spread "anarchy" with violent protests calling for free education.