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For Boris Solomatin, a Moscow railway museum guide, steam locomotives are nothing short of time machines.

The Latest on Britain's vote to leave the European Union (all times local): 10:30 a.m.

Former Romanian President Ion Iliescu, who faces charges of crimes against humanity, has made statements to prosecutors about the deaths of demonstrators in violent anti-government protests.

The German government says some 222,000 asylum-seekers arrived in the country in the first half of this year.

Consumer confidence in Britain has taken a dive in the wake of the country's decision to leave the European Union.

The Latest on the NATO summit (all times local): 10:35 a.m.

A lawyer for the family of a Palestinian teen whose 2014 murder was part of a chain of events that sparked the Gaza war says he wants Israel to punish the teenager's killers in the same way it does Palestinian militants.

Gen. Joseph Votel, head of U.S. Central Command, arrived in Kabul Friday to meet with his commanders to discuss a “resurgent” Taliban two days after President Obama announced he would keep thousands of additional troops in Afghanistan when he leaves office in January, reversing a previous decision.

For NATO, its two-day summit beginning Friday may be the most crucial since the Cold War.

NATO's chief says it's not sufficient for the alliance to reinforce its own armed forces, it must also help partner nations in the Middle East and North Africa that are threatened by extremist violence.

Power has been partially restored on Taiwan after a powerful typhoon slammed into the island's eastern coast, killing two people and injuring 72.

Iraqi officials say the death toll from an attack on a Shiite shrine north of Baghdad has risen to 37 overnight, with 62 people wounded.

Unresolved questions have haunted Yuan Shanshan since her husband, the human rights lawyer Xie Yanyi, was taken away a year ago by the police.

A South Sudanese military official says five soldiers were killed in a shootout Thursday night between opposing army factions in the capital.

Authorities in Dubai say a small electrical fire has struck the sister building of a Dubai tower damaged in a massive New Year's Eve inferno.

Australia has extended its military mission in Afghanistan by six months to mid-2017 and potentially longer as the troubled nation battles a resurgent Taliban.

When Venezuela's opposition lawmakers took over the congress in January, they vowed it was the beginning of the end for President Nicolas Maduro.

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi is in South Africa today on the latest stop of a four-nation Africa tour to raise his country's economic profile on the continent.

A global conservation group says Borneo's orangutans are now a critically endangered species due to hunting and destruction of forest habitat.

A 19-year-old Japanese college student joined others casting a historic first ballot at a polling station earlier this week.