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A Zimbabwean pastor who is using social media to take on President Robert Mugabe's government says he hopes his countrymen can peacefully achieve reform in the southern African country.

Investor lawsuits claiming up to 4 billion euros ($4.5 billion) in damages against Volkswagen over its diesel emissions scandal are moving ahead in the German courts.

A splinter group of Nigerian oil militants is accusing former President Goodluck Jonathan and other politicians in the oil-rich Niger Delta of sponsoring attacks on oil installations that have slashed the West African nation's petroleum production and government revenue.

A helicopter crashed in a mountainous region of Nepal on Monday, killing all seven people on board, officials said.

A suicide bomber killed at least 67 people and wounded dozens more in an attack that struck a government-run hospital in the southwestern city of Quetta on Monday, police and doctors said.

Tropical Storm Javier pushed closer to the resort city of Cabo San Lucas on the tip of Mexico's Baja California Peninsula Monday, while the death toll from former Hurricane Earl rose to 40 in the country's eastern mountains.

A British mountaineer who climbed Switzerland's iconic Matterhorn say he is the first quadruple amputee to do so.

A police official says Kenya has deported 35 Chinese and five Taiwanese to China after they were acquitted on wire fraud charges.

Romania's royal house says former King Michael, who has cancer, will miss his wife's funeral on the advice of medics.

A government-run poll indicates Spain would end up with an equally fragmented parliament if a third national election were held to try to break the country's political deadlock following two inconclusive votes since December.

German authorities say the number of asylum-seekers arriving in the country remained steady in July, with some 16,000 new arrivals registered.

Russian President Vladimir Putin says he's eager to discuss new energy and transportation projects in the Caspian Sea region with his counterparts from Azerbaijan and Iran.

Serbia's prime minister-designate says his new government will include an openly gay minister for the first time in the conservative Balkan country.

Vienna Zoo is celebrating the birth of a rare giant panda.

An Algerian man who attacked two Belgian policewomen with a machete over the weekend was known to authorities for petty crimes but had not been linked to any terror offenses, Belgium's top migration official said Monday.

The Italian coast guard rescued and revived a drowning kitten at a Sicilian port on Friday, after children on shore drew attention to its plight.

The brother-in-law of one of the men who attacked the satirical Charlie Hebdo newspaper in Paris has been jailed in Bulgaria, and authorities say he is suspected of trying to join extremists in Syria.

Cyprus police are investigating how an officer mistakenly telephoned a Serbian who was suspected of being the ringleader in a mafia-linked assassination plot.

Recently retired NBA All-Star Amare Stoudemire insists he has plenty of basketball left in him.

At least four traditional wooden buildings have been severely damaged by a fire in the old center of the main town on the western Greek island of Lefcada, but no injuries have been reported.