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German prosecutors say they are dropping their investigation of a former SS officer suspected of war crimes in Italy.

Serbian police say they have arrested five suspected people smugglers and found 170 migrants as part of an international effort to curb the illegal transfer of migrants toward Western Europe.

Russia's defense minister says the military will respond in kind to NATO's buildup near Russian borders.

A rights lawyer says Romania was paid "millions of dollars" by the CIA to host secret prisons.

The Permanent Court of Arbitration said Wednesday it will deliver an eagerly awaited ruling on July 12 in a case filed by the Philippines contesting Beijing's sweeping claims to most of the South China Sea.

The death toll from Tuesday’s terror massacre could have been even greater if not for the actions of at least two hero cops who were being treated at Turkish hospitals Wednesday morning, according to local media reports.

One day after Russia accused a U.S. Navy destroyer of sailing dangerously close to a Russian Navy frigate in the eastern Mediterranean Sea, two U.S. defense officials briefed on the incident told Fox News the Russian Navy was responsible, blatantly ignoring longstanding “rules of the road” on the high seas.

Gay men in Ivory Coast say they've been assaulted and forced to flee their homes after the U.S. Embassy published a photo of them signing a condolence book for victims of this month's killings at a gay nightclub in Orlando, Florida.

Germany's economy minister says preventing national lawmakers from approving a free trade deal between the European Union and Canada would be "foolish." Sigmar Gabriel told a German newspaper Wednesday that bypassing parliaments on the so-called CETA agreement would stoke opposition to other free trade deals, including with the United States.

The Latest on President Barack Obama's summit Wednesday with Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto (all times local): 10:45 a.m.

A Kosovo court has sentenced a man to 13 years in prison for preparing terrorist attacks.

The European Union has been told to "Wake up and smell the coffee" after Britain voted to leave the bloc.

Turkey's state-run news agency reports Kurdish rebels have killed two soldiers and wounded three others in the southeastern province of Mardin.

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Islamic State militants on Wednesday pushed back U.S.-trained Syrian rebels from the outskirts of a town on the Iraqi border, dealing a setback to a budding offensive that aims to sever the militants' transit link between the two countries, a rebel spokesman said.

Business leaders and government officials say supplies of gasoline, food and other goods are running out in southern Mexico because protesting teachers have blockaded key highways.

With markets jittery and the pound down, time is of the essence when it comes to Britain's formal departure from the European Union.

The Italian navy said Wednesday it has recovered the migrant ship that sank off Sicily last year with an estimated 700-800 people aboard in one of the worst known tragedies of the Mediterranean migrant crisis.

The United States has extended a $2.7-billion credit facility to Iraq for the purchase of military equipment amid the ongoing fight against the Islamic State group.

North Korea has convened a meeting of its national parliament that is expected to follow up on the first congress of its ruling Workers' Party in 36 years, which was held last month.