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A majority of countries on a U.N.-mandated body is urging the U.N.

The Bastille Day truck attack in the Riviera city of Nice has claimed an 86th victim.

Rwandan police say they have killed three suspected extremists linked to the Somalia-based group al-Shabab.

The United Nations’ wall of denial concerning its responsibility for Haiti’s six-year-old cholera epidemic—and claims of diplomatic immunity regarding the consequences-- appears to be crumbling.

Congo's justice minister has announced pardons for 24 people whom opposition parties have considered to be political prisoners.

A powerful Iraqi Shiite cleric has expressed discontent with the country's new ministers appointed this week, after months of political wrangling.

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Prison workers say at least 10 inmates and a prison officer have been shot and killed in an attempted jailbreak in southeastern Nigeria, though police say they only shot into the air.

An international charity is rescuing animals from Gaza Strip's main zoo that it has dubbed "the worst in the world" and transferring them to better lives abroad.

A World Trade Organization panel has largely sided with the European Union in its dispute with Russia over a Russian ban of imports of EU pigs, pork and pig products.

Vladimir Putin has arrived in Crimea, two years after the Black Sea peninsula was annexed from Ukraine.

Turkey's state-run news agency says Kurdish rebels have detonated a bomb on a road in eastern Turkey, wounding four soldiers and a civilian.

The Latest on developments in Syria's civil war (all times local): 5:20 p.m.

South Sudan, the world's newest country, was in political limbo Friday after rebel leader Riek Machar fled earlier this week.

Turkey's state-run Anadolu news agency says an ad has been placed at Istanbul's main airport warning against visiting Sweden due to alleged high incidences of rape.

A defense lawyer says Greek asylum authorities have interviewed the first of eight Turkish military personnel who are seeking protection after last month's failed military coup in Turkey.

Paramedics in South Africa say a bus carrying military personnel has rolled down an embankment, killing 10 people and injuring 40.

Turkey's foreign minister says he has paid a surprise visit to Iran just days after the two countries agreed to greater cooperation on Syria despite their differences.

Russian President Vladimir Putin is accusing the Ukrainian government of sabotaging peace accords for the country's east during a visit to Crimea, the Ukrainian peninsula Russia annexed in 2014.

Slovakia's ruling four-party coalition government has lost one of its members, but will maintain a parliamentary majority.