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Journalists from a suspended opposition newspaper in Hungary have edited a magazine sold by the homeless.

A German union representing cabin crew says it plans to stage strikes at Lufthansa's budget offshoot Eurowings over the next two weeks in a dispute over pay and conditions.

Austrian Airlines says that a crack in a cockpit windshield forced one of its flights from Cyprus to Vienna to make an unscheduled landing in Belgrade, leaving passengers to spend the night in the Serbian capital.

A Pakistani government official says rescuers have retrieved the bodies of two Chinese engineers from a mine weeks after they were trapped while trying to rescue a Pakistani co-worker.

The Russian military says it has conducted drills involving state-of-the art missiles near the nation's western border, amid tensions in relations with the West.

A man charged in the death of a New Zealand tourist who plummeted from his apartment balcony after the two began arguing during a date was found not guilty of murder on Thursday.

Czech lawmakers have approved a government plan to send medical personnel and additional military instructors to Iraq.

Spain's top court has overruled a local ban against bullfighting in the powerful northeastern region of Catalonia, saying it goes against a national law protecting the spectacle.

The Latest on Europe's response to the inflow of asylum-seekers and migrants to the continent (all times local): 2:10 p.m.

Throughout the 20th century, Britain endured a series of currency crises that exposed its decline as a major global power.

Floods, drought, frost and hail cut into world wine production this year across Europe and South America, but the quality of the 2016 vintage shouldn't unduly suffer.

A Syrian man charged with war crimes for allegedly participating in the 2013 kidnapping of a United Nations observer has gone on trial in Germany.

Villagers in Cyprus have confronted British soldiers based on the east Mediterranean island over the cutting down of trees at a firing range.

A new study shows that global spending on luxury goods was flat this year, hampered by global uncertainties including the U.S. presidential elections and the terror threat in Europe.

Saudi Arabia says it has offered its first global bonds as part of an economic push to diversify its economy.

Hungarian authorities said they have detained a man suspected of setting off a homemade fragmentation bomb which seriously injured two policemen last month in Budapest.

Britain is sending warships to watch a Russian aircraft carrier group and other vessels as they sail through the North Sea and the English Channel.

An Israeli court has indicted a couple for joining the extremist Islamic State group with their three young children.

The European Space Agency says it still hasn't received any signal from its experimental Mars lander since shortly before it was meant to reach the red planet's surface.

Just days into the operation to retake the Islamic State-held city of Mosul, a fault-line has widened between Iraq and Turkey, and the distrust among the various forces arrayed against the extremists has again bubbled to the surface.