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German officials say the planned sale of the Hahn regional airport outside Frankfurt to a Chinese company is likely to be scrapped.

Sam Querrey made his mark at Wimbledon last week, and made his exit this week.

Shaky banks, this time in Italy, are again threatening to disrupt Europe's economy, as shock waves from Britain's vote to leave the European Union send their shares plunging.

The Kremlin has denied Russian media reports claiming President Vladimir Putin has abruptly canceled several trips set for this week.

Belgian authorities handed over two men to France Wednesday who allegedly helped the top suspect in the November 13 Paris attacks, they said.

Austrian state broadcaster ORF reports that a bolt of lightning has killed 17 cows and calves that had huddled under a tree to escape a rain storm.

Turkey's state run news agency says two people have been wounded in an explosion at a home in the border town of Reyhanli, near Syria.

French Prime Minister Manuel Valls is telling London-based businesses "come to France!" — and offering new tax breaks and international schooling to lure companies to Paris after Britain's vote to leave the European Union.

Muslims around the world are celebrating the Eid al-Fitr holiday, a time for family and feasting, to mark the end of the holy month of Ramadan and its daytime fasting.

A fund for Jewish victims of Nazi crimes says it has secured an agreement with the German government to provide extra funding for home care for poor Holocaust survivors worldwide.

Italian authorities have arrested 11 people in a probe of corruption linked to the Sicilian Mafia and construction contracts for Milan's Expo 15 fair.

A runaway oil train brought death and destruction to this tiny community in Quebec, killing 47 people and destroying dozens of buildings.

Kenyan motorcycle taxi drivers burned a police post as thousands demonstrated across the country against extra-judicial killings linked to the police that human rights activists say is pervasive.

Oscar Pistorius, the double-amputee Olympian described by a judge as a "fallen hero," was sentenced on Wednesday to six years in a South African prison for the murder of girlfriend Reeva Steenkamp, a ruling viewed by some as too lenient.

A Brazilian archbishop has resigned after he was accused of shielding sexually abusive priests.

ISIS reportedly boiled seven of its own soldiers alive after they apparently fled the battlefield in Fallujah, a former militant stronghold that was abandoned Sunday by militants after a faceoff with Iraqi forces aided by coalition airstrikes.

Oscar Pistorius, the double-amputee Olympian described by a judge as a "fallen hero," was sentenced on Wednesday to six years in a South African prison for the murder of girlfriend Reeva Steenkamp, a ruling viewed by some as too lenient.

Only 160 miles (250 kilometers) north of Warsaw, where NATO begins a two-day summit Friday, lies the Russian region of Kaliningrad, the most militarized plot of land in Europe — and one of the catalysts for a planned build-up of forces by the Western military alliance on its eastern flank.

Nigerian police say a diplomat from Sierra Leone who was abducted last week has been freed, but it is not clear whether any ransom was paid to secure his release.

Pope Francis met on Wednesday with the parents of a U.S. college student whose body was found in Rome's Tiber river this week, after apparently either being pushed or tumbling into the murky waters less than 24 hours after arriving in Italy for summer classes.