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New Zealand's state-owned farming company says it will stop using palm kernel products to feed its animals as it seeks to take better care of the environment.

Pakistani police say a bomb has exploded at the main gate of a government-run hospital in the southwestern city of Quetta, killing at least six people.

An Afghan security official says five gunmen wearing military uniforms have abducted an American and an Australian in the Afghan capital, Kabul.

In a small town tucked into a valley, songs from a local band heralded a religious wedding that had remained out of reach for decades.

Mountain communities in two Mexican states are recovering from weekend mudslides that killed 39 people during heavy rains brought by remnants of Hurricane Earl.

Dismissing its neighbors' pleas, impoverished Laos is rapidly building a Mekong River dam that threatens fisheries crucial to millions of Southeast Asia's poorest people.

Australia's treasurer says that national security will be his overriding consideration when he decides whether to allow a Chinese consortium to lease a major Sydney electricity grid.

China's exports fell again in July compared with a year earlier while a decline in imports accelerated.

Two professors at the American University of Afghanistan in Kabul were kidnapped early Sunday, officials said.

Paul Pogba is close to joining Manchester United for a world-record transfer fee, with manager Jose Mourinho saying Sunday the France midfielder will be at the right club "to be the best player in the world." Pogba has been given permission by Juventus to have a medical examination to complete his return to Old Trafford, United said.

Venezuelan officials have charged a security official for the Mexican airline Aeromexico and four members of the Venezuelan national guard with conspiring to traffic cocaine.

The Saudi Interior Ministry says a member of the extremist Islamic State group was in contact through a social networking application with a Syrian asylum-seeker who blew himself up outside a bar in southern Germany, injuring 15 people.

Camps for displaced civilians in Iraq's north are overflowing as Iraqi forces push toward the Islamic State group-held city of Mosul, forcing thousands to flee.

The United Nations mission in Mali says at least one peacekeeper has been killed and four others wounded in an attack in the country's north.

Rebels breached the Syrian government siege on opposition neighborhoods in the city of Aleppo, opening a corridor in the south and marking a major military breakthrough. The push prompted an intensive airstrike campaign Sunday as insurgent groups put up a massive defense to protect the new corridor and gain new ground.

Macedonian police say the capital of Skopje has been hit by torrential rain and floods that left at least 15 people dead, six missing and 22 others sent to the hospital.

Albanian police say they have arrested an Italian wanted in Peru for a major drug trafficking case eight years ago.

Tropical Storm Javier formed off Mexico's Pacific Coast on Sunday, the U.S. National Hurricane Center said, even as the death toll from last week's Hurricane Earl grew to 11. Javier had sustained winds of about 45 mph and was located about 55 miles west-southwest of Manzanillo.

ISIS fighters in Afghanistan claimed to have recently seized a trove of sensitive U.S. military equipment – including communications gear, a rocket launcher and the ID card of a U.S. soldier –but it remains unclear how the items came into the terror group’s possession.

The chief of Somalia's electoral commission says a presidential election will be held on October 30.