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A court has ruled that a Pakistani citizen should be expelled from Romania on charges of promoting "extremist Islamism" online, causing a threat to national security.

Black Lives Matter UK scrapped all plans to disrupt the Notting Hill Carnival with a protest against “racist police” – only to witness thousands of people dancing with officers instead.

A typhoon slammed into northern Japan on Tuesday evening, threatening to bring floods to an area still recovering from the 2011 tsunami.

Swiss authorities say they've located the wreckage of an air force fighter jet that went missing over the Alps but still have no news on the fate of the pilot.

Impeachment proceedings against President Dilma Rousseff have put a spotlight on corruption in the ranks of Brazil's lawmakers.

A suicide bomber has detonated an explosives-laden truck near the gate of Somalia's presidential palace in the capital on Tuesday, killing at least five people, police say.

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Uganda's government has issued eight oil production licenses to two foreign companies, moving the East African country closer to becoming a producer of crude.

Turkey's state-run Anadolu news agency says a former police chief and several governors and journalists have been detained as part of the probe into the movement allegedly behind last month's abortive coup.

Cambodian police arrested 64 people from mainland China and Taiwan on Tuesday, accusing them of taking part in an internet scam, officials said.

The Latest on Europe's migration crisis (all times local): 1:25 p.m.

The Latest on developments in the Syrian conflict, following Ankara's incursion into the war-torn state last week (all times local): 2:20 p.m.

Serbia's defense ministry says three people have been detained for attempting to smuggle 64 migrants from Afghanistan, including a pregnant woman and a baby.

Israel is lashing back at the United Nations' Mideast envoy for "distorting history" after he labelled Israeli settlement building as a main hindrance to peace with the Palestinians.

One hundred thirty men and boys remain missing in Cameroon nearly two years after a government crackdown on suspected members of the Nigeria-based Boko Haram extremists, Amnesty International said Tuesday, calling on the government to provide answers.

A Zimbabwean court is hearing the bail applications for 68 protesters charged with public violence following last week's clashes with police.

A court in southern China says prosecutors have indicted an American woman on charges of spying.

Former prime minister and EU commissioner Siim Kallas has entered Estonia's presidential race for the second round of voting in the Baltic country's Parliament.

Montenegrin police have used pepper spray to stop laid-off employees of an aluminum smelter from storming the parliament building.

Firefighters in Abu Dhabi are battling a blaze that broke out in a high-rise building under construction in the United Arab Emirates capital.