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The Latest on the flow of migrants into Europe (all times local): 1:20 p.m.

British lawmakers are pressuring the government to give them a say on negotiating terms for the U.K.'s exit from the European Union.

A Rwandan official says an academic extradited from the United States last month has been charged with multiple offenses related to his alleged role in the 1994 genocide.

Ivory Coast's parliament has approved changes to the constitution that ease a presidential eligibility requirement at the center of a political crisis that turned deadly.

Germany's interior minister says some 213,000 asylum-seekers have arrived in the country this year, keeping it on course for a far lower total in 2016 than last year's 890,000.

A local official says at least seven people have been killed in an explosion targeting a taxi in northeastern Nigeria's largest city.

The Latest on the developments in the Syrian civil war (all times local): 1:55 p.m.

Egypt says it will host Russian troops this month for joint military exercises at the coastal city of El-Alamein, the latest step in the two countries' rapprochement.

Germany's interior minister says the Syrian man arrested for a suspected Islamic extremist bomb plot underwent a security check last year, but it turned up nothing suspicious.

Almost a year into Spain's political deadlock, the country is celebrating its National Day with a military parade of over 3,000 soldiers marching through Madrid and aircraft drawing trails of red and yellow smoke in the sky to represent the flag.

Authorities say flooding in eastern Romania has blocked roads and a railway line, and schools were closed in one city.

Romanian police have killed a brown bear that wandered into a Transylvanian city, apparently from a nearby forest.

Official figures show that industrial production across the 19-country eurozone spiked by a monthly 1.6 percent, largely on account of a big rebound in Germany.

An Afghan official says at least 17 people including a policeman are dead after a militant attack on a Shiite shrine in the capital Kabul late Tuesday.

China's auto sales accelerated in September, propelled by surging demand for SUVs and lower-priced Chinese brands.

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A state-owned newspaper in the United Arab Emirates is reporting that two maids from Sri Lanka have been found not guilty of theft in a case involving a Dubai palace belonging to a member of the city-state's ruling family.

Activists and rescue workers say an intensive day of bombing on besieged rebel-held parts of Aleppo has left at least 25 people dead, including five children.

Australian police have arrested two teenagers and seized knives in Sydney as the country marks the 14th anniversary of extremist bombings in Indonesia that killed 202, including 88 Australians.

Egypt's oil ministry says it has secured imports of petroleum products from other sources to compensate for Saudi Arabia's abrupt decision to halt previously agreed shipments of fuel.