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Indonesian police have arrested an Australian woman and a British man in connection with the killing of a police officer in the tourist resort of Bali.

Bosnians hope Serbia's prime minister Aleksandar Vucic could persuade a Bosnian Serb leader to cancel a disputed referendum in the Bosnian Serb region of the country.

Supporters of a British-Australian man living in Dubai say he's been detained by police for promoting a charity trying to help Afghans.

Mauritania has sentenced 13 anti-slavery activists to prison on terms ranging from three to 15 years.

Police say a man with a history of psychiatric problems attacked a Jewish man with a knife in the eastern French city of Strasbourg.

A lawyer says the Republic of Congo has denied bail for an opposition leader under house arrest since June.

Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte, who is best known for his deadly war on drug dealers, says news that his daughter is pregnant inspires him to carry on his tough-guy crusade.

A Dutch police dog has sniffed out a fortune tucked into the trunk of an alleged drug trafficker's car.

Russians are marking the 25th anniversary of a coup attempt which heralded the demise of the Soviet Union.

Myanmar leader Aung San Suu Kyi has met with Chinese President Xi Jinping during a visit to strengthen ties with her country's powerful northern neighbor.

Palestinian police say two of their officers were slain by Palestinian criminals, who were later killed in a shootout in the West Bank.

Thai police say they have obtained an arrest warrant for a suspect in last week's bombing and arson attacks that killed four people and wounded several dozen.

The German government is rebuffing the latest push by Greece to secure reparations for the brutal Nazi occupation of Greece during World War II.

Turkey's state-run news agency says police have detained dozens at Turkey's banking regulatory agency and at one of Istanbul's largest universities as part of an investigation into the July 15 abortive coup which killed over 270 people.

Residents of the northeastern Syrian city of Hassakeh are taking advantage of relative calm to flee the city to safer areas nearby.

Immigration authorities at Manila's airport have intercepted 177 Indonesians en route to Saudi Arabia carrying Philippine passports.

Polish prosecutors have opened an investigation into the head of the country's Constitutional Tribunal to determine if he abused his power in not allowing judges appointed by the ruling party to take part in rulings.

Security officials from German Chancellor Angela Merkel's conservative bloc are proposing a ban on wearing the burqa and other face-covering veils in schools, courts, while driving and in other situations.

Ahead of a visit last month to Poland by the pope, with security extremely high, Polish police arrested an Iraqi man for possessing "trace amounts" of an explosive.

Spain's conservative Popular Party has signed a deal with the business-friendly Ciudadanos party that could allow the formation of a new government and avert a possible third round of elections.