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Bosnians will vote Sunday in local elections marked by a battle over who will run the municipalities in the part of the country run by Bosnian Serbs — a pro-European Union coalition or the already ruling separatist party with close ties to Russia.

Cyprus' president says an insistence by breakaway Turkish Cypriots to cede Turkey the right to militarily intervene under a hoped-for deal reunifying the divided Mediterranean island nation is "excessive and unjustified." President Nicos Anastasiades says in a televised address Friday on the occasion of Cyprus' 56th anniversary of independence from British colonial rule that no modern state within the European Union has any need for third-country security guarantees.

Even in death, Shimon Peres managed to bring Israelis and Palestinians together.

Hungary is holding a referendum on Sunday against future European Union quotas for accepting asylum seekers, but schemes already in place to ensure EU member countries are taking in a fair share of the migrants reaching Europe hardly are working now.

Pakistan's Foreign Ministry says it remains committed to hosting the 19th SAARC Summit, which has been postponed after India's decision to abstain.

Yemeni security officials say that suspected militants have gunned down a senior security official in the southern city of Aden.

You break it, you buy it. A French man is about to learn that lesson the hard way after going on a rampage Thursday at an Apple store in Dijon, smashing at least a dozen iPhones and other Apple computers estimated to be worth more than $13,000.

Police say the pro-refugee mayor of a tiny town in northern Germany was assaulted outside a town hall meeting where the construction of a new asylum-seekers' home was to be discussed.

Finland's president says the Netherlands had asked the Nordic country to keep secret some tests it made with Russian-built missiles similar to the one believed to have downed a Malaysian passenger jet over Ukraine in 2014.

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Authorities in the western Mexico state of Jalisco say they have found a total of nine bodies near a lake popular with tourists.

A suspected member of the Islamic State group who turned himself in to French authorities and revealed plans of an attack plot has been extradited to Germany.

A South African foundation is providing a helicopter and other anti-poaching equipment to Gabon, whose forest elephants have been heavily targeted by traffickers.

German police say they have arrested four men after finding possible bomb-making material in their car at the border with Austria.

Germany's biggest bank is looking shaky and some investors fear it could collapse and endanger the wider financial system.

South African authorities used a helicopter to recover the bodies of three suspected poachers who were fatally shot by rangers in a wildlife park where rhino poaching has increased in recent weeks.

Pakistani officials say unknown gunmen have killed six civilians in the country's southwest.

A Maltese appeals court has ruled that a Somali woman who gave birth on a migrant boat eight years ago can finally register her child in Malta.

Comments by Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan questioning a historic treaty that defined Turkey's current-day borders have sparked anger inside Turkey and in Greece.

In New Delhi, they say that highly trained Indian soldiers slipped across the de facto border and into Pakistani-controlled Kashmir in a daring nighttime raid, killing anti-India militants preparing to launch attacks.