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Montenegro's prime minister, Milo Djukanovic, is to step down after ruling unchallenged for more than 25 years.

The new owner of Hungary's main opposition newspaper says it will decide quickly about its possible relaunch after the previous owner suspended publication on Oct. 8.

Turkey's state-run news agency says a helicopter believed to belong to Syrian government forces has dropped barrel bombs in a deadly attack on Turkey-backed opposition forces in the border area.

A couple accused of luring women to their home in western Germany and abusing them so badly that two of them died are going on trial.

Pakistan's city of Quetta is in shutdown following a militant rampage at a police academy this week and funerals are underway as families bury some of the 61 people killed in the attack.

An Afghan police official says that Taliban insurgents have killed at least 20 civilians after they were abducted in a remote central province.

Jamur didn't hesitate as the door of her temporary cramped quarters slid open.

Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte has reiterated his wish for his country to be free of foreign military troops.

Hyundai Motor says its third-quarter profit fell to the lowest level in nearly seven years, well below forecasts.

More unruly scenes have erupted in Hong Kong's legislature as two newly elected lawmakers defied an order barring them from retaking their oaths after being disqualified earlier for insulting China.

Forget Halloween costumes and yoga, there’s a new symbol of cultural appropriation—the canoe.

A third African country, Gambia, says it will leave the International Criminal Court as fears grow of a mass pullout from the body that pursues some of the world's worst atrocities.

Venezuela's standoff deepened after congress voted to open a political trial against President Nicolas Maduro for breaking the constitutional order and opposition leaders called for mass protests on Wednesday to drive the unpopular socialist leader from office.

Australian police flew to Rome to interview a top Vatican cardinal about allegations of sexual assault dating back decades, officials said Wednesday.

Australian police have flown to Rome to interview a top Vatican cardinal about allegations of sexual assault dating back decades.

Mexico's increasingly frank president, who is battling low approval ratings, launched a campaign on Tuesday to get people to talk positively about his country.

The Organization of American States will send observers to Nicaragua's Nov. 6 elections, after President Daniel Ortega's government reversed its opposition to outside monitors.

Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon says including women in negotiations to end conflicts pays off in longer-lasting peace deals.

A plane traveling from San Francisco to London diverted to Vancouver after members of the crew reported feeling ill, British Airways said Tuesday.

Turkey's state-run news agency says the mayor of Turkey's largest Kurdish-populated city has been detained for questioning as part of a "terrorism" investigation.