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Long-serving Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu faces a potentially formidable challenge to his hard-line rule — not from Israel's civilian politicians but instead from its revered security establishment.

An Israeli university has canceled an award for a group of military veterans who criticize Israeli actions toward Palestinians.

Zimbabwe's wildlife management authority says it has sent its director-general on leave to allow for investigations into more than 220 kilograms (485 pounds) of missing rhino horns.

Assailants who allegedly said they were Jehovah's Witnesses have toppled stone structures used as altars at an ancient Otomi Indian religious site in Mexico.

In a city that was once the playground of the British aristocracy, England's millionaire soccer players departed Tuesday looking as far from soccer nobility than at any time in the team's 144-year history.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says Canada will lift visa requirements for Mexican visitors as of December 2016, while Mexico has agreed to open its markets to Canadian beef.

A South Sudanese official says a new rebel group has formed against the government months after a peace deal was signed with another rebel group to end a deadly civil war.

Who's in charge now in Britain? It's a fair question as the country tries to sort out its future following voters' seismic decision to leave the European Union.

Of all the myriad challenges facing the European Union with the pending departure of Britain, one unlikely issue to be resolved is the fact that English would no longer be an official language.

Sweden has won election to a seat on the U.N.

At least 36 people were killed and 147 more were injured when three suspected ISIS suicide bombers attacked Istanbul's main international airport Tuesday night, Turkish officials said.

Britain's embattled Labor Party leader Jeremy Corbyn said Tuesday he would not resign despite a vote of no confidence from his party's lawmakers.

Turkish tourists are heckled in the heart of London.

Police in the German town of Minden say a 25-year-old man who arrived last year as a refugee is their "hero of the day" after he found some 150,000 euros ($166,095) — and handed it to authorities.

Firefighters and army conscripts are for a fourth day battling a fire north of Athens that has burned an estimated 1,200 acres (nearly 500 hectares) of pine forest in a mountainous area, with erratic winds hampering containment efforts.

Tuesday's top developments following Britain's referendum vote to leave the European Union: — EU Council President Donald Tusk announces a special EU meeting, without Britain, in Bratislava in September to chart the bloc's way forward.

A hyena has mauled a 15-year-old boy at a camp in South Africa's Kruger National Park, sinking its teeth into the youth's face as he slept in a tent.

It's the European Union's exit door, the legal way out of the bloc.

A small village in Lithuania Sunday crowned a 16-month-old white goat as the prettiest goat in an annual beauty pageant that brings out about 500 people despite sweltering temperatures, Reuters reported.

With Europe thrown into turmoil by the British vote to quit the European Union, cooperation between the EU and the U.S.-led NATO alliance is more vital than ever, NATO's chief said Tuesday as he arrived for a meeting with EU leaders.