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Islamic State suicide bombers attacked Libya's pro-government forces in the IS group's former stronghold city of Sirte on Thursday, detonating two cars bombs that killed at least 10 troops, officials said.

Scientists say Oetzi the Iceman wore clothes made of brown bear pelt and roe deer when he died in the Alps 5,300 years ago.

Libya's pro-government forces say suicide bombers detonated two cars near their forces in the Islamic State group's former stronghold city of Sirte, killing at least eight.

Three car bombings targeted a pair of police stations and a military vehicle in Turkey, killing at least 10 people and wounding at least 219 others, while a village guard was also killed in a separate clash, officials said Thursday.

Rwandan police say they killed a suspected extremist following a three-hour firefight in the capital, Kigali, on Wednesday.

Indian police say three people, including two children, have died after their throats were slashed by glass-coated kite string used in competitions to bring down the kites of rivals.

Officials at CERN, home to the world's largest particle accelerator, say they've launched an internal investigation over a "spoof" video filmed on its campus appearing to mimic a human sacrifice.

Greece has received an official extradition request from Turkey seeking the return of eight Turkish military personnel who fled to northern Greece by helicopter after an abortive coup in Turkey, the foreign and justice ministries said Thursday.

A Cyprus court has refused to hear testimony from a Cambridge University professor in defense of an Egyptian hijacker fighting an extradition request by his country over fears that he could be tortured or killed.

Officials at the European Central Bank saw the initial impact from Britain's vote to leave the EU as "geographically confined" to that country despite much uncertainty about whether it would hurt the global economy in the future.

Spain's acting Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy is meeting with the head of a small party that says it might support his bid to form a new government, but little indicates they will reach an agreement soon that could end an eight-month political deadlock following two inconclusive elections.

Turkey's state-run news agency says a Qatari plane has made an emergency landing at Istanbul's main airport shortly after take-off.

The bodies of three alpinists buried in an avalanche of ice and snow on the Mont Blanc massif have been found and dug out from the thick ice.

German Chancellor Angela Merkel has reiterated that she considers Britain's decision to leave the European Union "irrevocable" though regrettable.

The Israeli military has sentenced a platoon sergeant to 10 days in jail and disciplined two other soldiers after video emerged of them shooting a stun grenade at Palestinian men smoking a water pipe in the northern West Bank.

A Ukrainian government official says three troops have been killed and six wounded in fighting in eastern Ukraine in the past 24 hours.

An Afghan official says that a mortar attack killed two people and wounded more than 50 in the eastern province of Kunar.

Britain's race-relations watchdog says racists are using the country's vote to leave the European Union to legitimize their hatred.

Ernst Nolte, a German historian who set off a dispute among his peers by arguing three decades ago that Nazism was a reaction to an "existential threat" to Germany from the Russian revolution, has died.

People in a Cambodian village have held a ceremony asking spirits to help recover Buddhist statues that their ancestral tales say were buried in a nearby river.