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Thousands of Bangladeshis have protested the persecution of Rohingya Muslims in Myanmar, taking to the streets of the capital in front of a national mosque.

Security officials in southern Thailand say two men suspected of involvement with violent unrest were killed in a shootout with police and soldiers who had been tracking them.

The pilots of some 20 vintage airplanes have been released after two days' detention by Ethiopian authorities and are able to continue their flights down the African continent.

Greece's prime minister has expressed shock at the deaths of a woman and child in a fire that raged through an island refugee camp used for migrants facing deportation back to Turkey.

An Egyptian security official says the death toll from the previous night's militant attack in Sinai, which included a suicide car bombing, has reached 11.

Lebanon's army says one of its special units conducted an operation near the border with Syria, capturing 11 members of the Islamic State group.

The leader of Malta, whose country is about to assume presidency of the European Union, says Britain's exit from the bloc will see both sides lose out.

An inspector's report has found that London's Metropolitan Police are putting children at risk because of poor handling of child sex abuse cases.

An assailant wielding a knife has injured seven children outside a primary school in northern China.

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has warned the European Union that if it continues threatening his country he will open the border gates and allow hundreds of thousands of migrants to flood into EU countries.

Thousands of Filipinos, including more than a dozen nude students, have protested the hasty burial of Philippine dictator Ferdinand Marcos in a heroes' cemetery in a growing political storm that's lashing the president who allowed the entombment.

Washington DC, United States, Nov 25 (efe_epa).- Huge crowds formed lines at retailer outlets around Washington Thursday, spending many hours of the night on the pavement ahead of the bargain shopping frenzy that Black Friday sales bring annually.

Norway's official statistics agency says the country's Roman Catholic and Muslim communities have added tens of thousands of members in recent years while the state Lutheran Church is declining.

Some 100 police officers are searching for a gunman suspected of stabbing an elderly woman to death in a retirement home for Catholic missionaries in southern France.

Chinese authorities say 13 people have been detained over the collapse of scaffolding at a power plant construction site that led to the deaths of 74 workers.

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has warned the European Union that if it continues threatening his country he will open the border gates and allow hundreds of thousands of migrants to flood into EU countries.

Iraqi hospital and police officials say the death toll from a car bombing south of Baghdad claimed by the Islamic State group has risen to 73, including about 40 Iranian pilgrims.

Germany's Lufthansa says it has canceled 830 short- and medium-haul flights affecting 100,000 passengers after a pilots' strike entered its third day in a long-running dispute over wages.

Singapore's Defense Ministry says a shipment of nine of its armored personnel carriers has been delayed by customs authorities in the Chinese territory of Hong Kong.

Iran's state TV says a train collision in the country's north has killed at least five people and injured 20.