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Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan says an Italian criminal investigation involving his son could complicate relations with Rome.

Pope Francis has lamented that children are being taught at school that gender can be a choice, adding that his predecessor, Benedict XVI has labeled current times "the epoch of sin against God the Creator."

Turkey's soccer federation says it has sacked 94 members of the association, including a number of referees.

Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon says he still has "very strong concerns" about the protection of children in Yemen and stands by a report that saw the Saudi Arabia-led coalition being added to a U.N.

A Kenyan woman says she wants her husband jailed for life for chopping off her hands with a machete because she allegedly could not bear him children.

Kosovo prosecutors have filed charges against a man who allegedly wanted to join the Islamic State group in Syria but was caught and sent back by Turkish authorities.

Pope Francis has set up a panel to study whether women could serve as deacons, a role now reserved to men.

Greek authorities say a large wildfire that tore through the island of Evia for four days is abating and not threatening inhabited areas.

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has slammed Amnesty International for a report alleging that some people detained in connection with Turkey's failed coup attempt had been tortured.

A lawyer for a British man accused of trying to grab a police officer's gun to shoot Donald Trump says she hopes he will be sent back to Britain rather than standing trial in the U.S.

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan accused the European Union Tuesday of not upholding its side of an EU-Turkey agreement on migration, saying that promised funds and visa-free travel for Turks in the EU had not been delivered.

Rescuers in Syria said Tuesday a helicopter dropped containers filled with toxic gas, seriously injuring dozens of people, not far from where a Russian transport helicopter was shot down the day before, Reuters reported.

The governor of a western Mexican state says a mayor and four local police officers have been arrested in the murder of 10 people who were killed and burned over the weekend.

The family of a British-Iranian woman held in Iran says she's appeared in court for the first time and her case will be heard by the same judge who sentenced a Washington Post journalist to prison.

This election season has been deadly for candidates and party activists in South Africa, with more than 12 killed ahead of Wednesday's vote.

A Chinese court issued a suspended three-year prison sentence to a human rights activist charged with subversion of state power after a brief trial Tuesday, the first publicly acknowledged hearing in a secrecy-shrouded yearlong case involving hundreds of rights activists.

A brick wall in Melbourne, Australia, has become a battleground for freedom of expression in the city, as a griffiti artist "covered up" his controversial mural of a bikini-clad Hillary Clinton on Monday by painting a burqa over the image.

Italian financial police have arrested the former CEO of Veneto Banca and seized millions in cash, shares and property as part of a wide-ranging investigation.

Observances are being held at Auschwitz-Birkenau in memory of the Roma and Sinti victims of the camp, who, like the Jews, were condemned to destruction under Nazi Germany's murderous ideology.

The leader of Spain's biggest opposition party on Tuesday snubbed an approach from acting Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy to create a "grand coalition" that would govern the country and end seven months of political deadlock.