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Two homemade explosive devices were set off outside a mosque and a conference center in the eastern German city of Dresden but nobody was hurt, police said Tuesday.

Three bears rescued from neglect in Albania have gone to a better place — Kosovo.

The Swiss parliament has voted in favor of banning Muslim women from wearing the burqa in public.

Iran's hard-line former president Mahmoud Ahmadinejad said Tuesday he won't run in next year's presidential election, ending weeks of speculation after the country's supreme leader discouraged his candidacy.

President Vladimir Putin has praised farmers for making Russia's grain harvest this year the highest in post-Soviet times.

Bosnian Serb leader Milorad Dodik says he agrees to be questioned by the state prosecutor about a referendum held despite a ban by the constitutional court.

Mexico's National Human Rights Commission has determined that soldiers killed six civilians without justification in a 2012 incident in the southern state of Guerrero.

Riot police fired live ammunition and tear gas to disperse Kenyan university students protesting over road safety.

Deutsche Bank shares are down further after German Chancellor Angela Merkel gave no indication that her government might help the group with a U.S. demand for a $14 billion legal settlement.

Malaysia's prime minister says his country remains committed to bringing to justice those responsible for the downing of Malaysia Airlines Flight 17 two years ago.

Preliminary referendum results show a sweeping majority of voters in Azerbaijan support extending the presidential term in the ex-Soviet nation.

Some shops in Zimbabwe's capital, Harare, closed down as running battles between police and street vendors turned violent.

Shell says a fire has forced it to close a key oil pipeline feeding Nigeria's strategic Bonny Export Terminal, which militants attacked last week.

Iran is playing down hopes of a deal among oil-exporting countries meeting in Algeria this week to limit production and boost energy prices.

A Europe-bound boat that sank while carrying hundreds of migrants, killing at least 170 of them, has been lifted from the bottom of the sea.

Somalia is pushing back its upcoming presidential election by a month amid concerns by the international community, which has called on all parties to implement the electoral calendar without delay.

Separate suicide bombings ripped through busy commercial areas in Shiite-dominated neighborhoods of the Iraqi capital on Tuesday, killing at least 17 civilians, officials said.

The Russian military has denied allegations that its bombers jeopardized air safety during a patrol mission over the Sea of Norway.

An international court on Tuesday found a Muslim radical guilty of committing a war crime by overseeing the destruction of historic mausoleums in the Malian desert city of Timbuktu, and sentenced him to nine years in prison.

China's state broadcaster says that nine people have been killed in a gas explosion at an underground mine.