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Germany's foreign minister says humanitarian aid is desperately needed in the besieged Syrian city of Aleppo and that it may be necessary to start an "air bridge" to bring it in.

Spain's acting Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy warns that a third round of elections in one year would make Spain "the laughingstock of Europe" as he tries to cobble together support to form a government and end eight months of political deadlock.

Prosecutors have indicted a former chief executive of the South Korean unit of Novartis and five other former and current company managers over allegations that they illegally paid doctors 2.6 billion won ($2.3 million) in return for prescribing the company's drugs.

Zambia's president is leading in early results from an election whose campaign was marred by violence between rival factions.

Ukraine's agency for emergency situations says eight people have been killed in a mini-bus collision in the country's south.

Romanians and Moldovans are observing a national day of mourning ahead of the burial of Anne of Romania, the wife of Michael, the last king of Romania.

The British government says it will keep paying for European Union-funded agriculture, infrastructure and science projects until 2020, even if Britain leaves the bloc before then.

In the aftermath of a coordinated wave of bombings that shook tourist towns in Thailand this week, Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-ocha's military government is scrambling to hunt down those responsible.

Authorities in Indian-controlled Kashmir have extended a strict curfew to most parts of the restive region as separatist leaders called for weekend protests against Indian rule.

As Iraqi political and military attention shifts north in the fight against the Islamic State group, the military victories that have put Iraqi forces on Mosul's doorstep have left behind shattered cities, towns and communities in Iraq's Sunni heartland.

Pakistan's foreign ministry says the crew of a Pakistani helicopter that went missing in Afghanistan earlier this month has returned home after being freed by their captors.

Chancellor Angela Merkel is calling together top German companies for meetings on how the country can best integrate last year's flood of asylum-seekers into the workplace.

Thais and tourists headed warily into the main part of a big holiday weekend Saturday as police looked for suspects and a motive behind a series of blasts that shook resort towns across Thailand, killing four people and wounding dozens more.

The leader of the Islamic State terror group in Afghanistan and Pakistan was killed by a U.S. drone last month, a U.S. defense official confirmed to Fox News Friday.

An appeals court in Venezuela has upheld the nearly 14-year prison sentence given to opposition leader Leopoldo Lopez for inciting violence during anti-government protests in 2014.

Mexican police say they have re-arrested a former soldier who was allegedly one of the founders of the Zetas drug cartel.

A Mexican court has let two leaders of a radical teachers' union leave prison on a form of bail following weeks of protests by supporters over their arrests and recent education reforms that include mandatory teacher evaluations.

Police say a man who stole a small plane from a rural airport in the Greater Toronto Area has died after crashing the aircraft onto a busy commercial street in southern Ontario.

A judicial official says that a man who met with the two extremists who killed a priest last month in France has been questioned by an anti-terrorist judge.

Last week, officials of World Vision, an internationally known humanitarian organization, were indicted in Israel for secretly aiding military activities of Hamas, designated by the U.S. as a “Foreign Terror Organization.”