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The Indian army says three of its soldiers have been killed along the highly militarized de facto border that divides the disputed region of Kashmir between India and Pakistan.

The Latest on the influx of migrants and asylum-seekers into Europe (all times local): 12:45 p.m.

Germany has asked Sweden to extradite one of its most notorious prisoners to stand trial in the murder of a Jewish woman in Frankfurt in 1992.

It's often described as India's lifeline, transporting 23 million people across the vast South Asian country each day.

China has indicated to Australia that it will prosecute three employees of an Australian casino operator over suspected gambling crimes.

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Britain's High Court will begin hearing lawsuits filed by a group of Nigerian farmers and fisherman alleging that decades of oil spills have fouled the water of the Niger River Delta, where a Shell subsidiary has operated since the 1950s.

The Latest in the monthlong campaign to retake the Iraqi city of Mosul from the Islamic State group (all times local): 12:45 p.m.

Iran says it has transferred 11 tons of heavy water, which can be used in the production of nuclear arms, to Oman.

Turkey's state-run news agency says authorities have issued arrest warrants for 48 Kurdish militants, including the leader of a U.S.-backed Syrian Kurdish group.

The Japan Meteorological Agency said Tuesday that the magnitude 7.4 earthquake that struck the northeastern part of the country and triggered moderate tsunamis was an aftershock of the devastating 2011 quake.

Lebanon's newly elected president is attending a military parade in central Beirut, the first such celebration in two years, to mark the country's Independence Day.

Hong Kong officials say they have signed an agreement for a $1.4 billion expansion of the southern Chinese city's Disneyland theme park.

Greece's government and its bailout creditors remain apart in talks about new reforms, but Athens says a deal can still be achieved by early next month.

China says it is caring for about 3,000 refugees who have entered its territory to escape fighting in Myanmar between the government and ethnic rebels.

Turkey's government has dismissed a further 15,000 people from the military, police and the civil service as part of an ongoing investigation into the failed military coup in July.

Local leaders say Boko Haram fighters are overrunning villages near the northeast Nigerian town of Chibok, forcing hundreds more people to flee as they loot and burn the area where nearly 300 schoolgirls were kidnapped in 2014.

A Libyan anti-terrorism security force says authorities have arrested a wife of the one-eyed militant leader Mokhtar Belmokhtar, once considered the most dangerous man in the Sahara and formerly a top al-Qaida figure in North Africa.

Spanish police say they have arrested the suspected financial mastermind of the alleged scheme of kickbacks involving Brazil's the state oil company Petrobras, construction companies and Brazilian politicians.

An Israeli government body says the Supreme Court has postponed the planned demolition of a sprawling Bedouin Arab village in the southern desert.