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A Polish court has set a 10-month prison sentence for a man who burned the effigy of an Orthodox Jew at an anti-migrant protest last year.

Canada is announcing a plan to phase out the use of coal-fired electricity by 2030.

Turkey's deputy prime minister has criticized as "unacceptable" an Israeli proposal that would make mosques reduce the volume of loudspeakers issuing their call to prayer.

Authorities in Hamburg are naming a street after Germany's most famous dominatrix.

Nicolas Sarkozy injected glamour and energy into the French presidency — and yet also inspired so much anger and resentment that French voters refuse to let him have it back.

Anti-corruption prosecutors have charged two former managers of Microsoft Romania and the former manager of Fujitsu Siemens Computers in Romania on suspicion of abusing their positions for illicit gain which cost the state $67 million.

An Egyptian government committee has ordered the confiscation of assets of 46 members and supporters of the outlawed Muslim Brotherhood.

An Israeli government body says Israel is to carry out the first step in the planned demolition of a sprawling Bedouin Arab village in the southern desert.

Saudi Arabia has invited the newly elected Lebanese president to visit the oil-rich kingdom.

German prosecutors say a man who was arrested last month as a suspected accomplice in a Syrian compatriot's alleged bomb plot has been released.

Hungary's right-wing prime minister says watching Donald Trump win the U.S. presidential election was the "most fun" he had had in a long time.

Since quashing a July coup attempt, Turkey's president has used extraordinary powers from a state of emergency to arrest and purge thousands of opponents.

Montenegro's prosecutors say two Russian citizens are among those suspected of involvement in an alleged election day plot to assassinate the country's prime minister and take power because of his government's NATO membership bid.

Hundreds of Egypt's ethnic minority Nubians have blocked a main road in the country's south to protest the government's plan to sell land they claim to be their ancestral territory.

The Latest on the conflict in Syria (all times local): 2 p.m.

A Libyan medical official says that a car bombing in the heart of the eastern city of Benghazi has killed two people and wounded 17.

Indonesian authorities have warned conservative Muslim groups from holding a rally next month that they believe will have a hidden agenda of treason against the government.

Anti-terror authorities in France arrested seven people who had allegedly been planning a potential attack, the interior minister said Monday.

A handwritten letter has been found in a German archive in which President-elect Donald Trump's grandfather unsuccessfully fought his expulsion from the country for failing to perform mandatory military service.

With Britain's exit from the European Union looming, Scottish officials are visiting Liechtenstein to explore the tiny Alpine country's arrangements that give it access to the massive EU market.