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A Kenyan police spokesman says two policemen are missing and three others wounded after suspected Islamic extremists attacked a police post in eastern Kenya.

Eager to stop wildlife poaching, some in Africa are taking the drastic step of de-horning rhinos before the illegal hunters do, taking a whining chainsaw to the hulking animals' most distinctive feature.

Energy company Vattenfall AB says it has received approval from the European Commission to sell its loss-making coal assets in Germany.

Officials say a Spanish trekker and three Nepalese guides were killed and six other people were injured when they were hit by a landslide triggered by heavy rain in Nepal's northern mountains.

The president of the European Parliament says it's important to finish negotiations for Britain's exit from the European Union before European elections scheduled for mid-2019.

A 15-year-old Muslim student in Switzerland was reportedly told Wednesday that he is required to shake the hand of his female teacher despite his claim that it went against his religious belief.

President Vladimir Putin has given Russia's highest award to a police officer who was killed by militants after refusing to renounce his duties.

Berlin prosecutors say a well-known member of Berlin's Pirate Party confessed in a letter to killing a younger man before taking his own life.

Seven rare white wild cats — four lions and three tigers — have been born in the past week in a private zoo in central Poland.

An appeals court in Bahrain has upheld the dissolution of the country's main Shiite opposition group, al-Wefaq, in the latest government clampdown on its critics.

The head of the European Union's executive arm is lambasting member states for failing to ratify the Paris climate change pact, saying the EU is losing credibility for lagging behind.

The Philippine president says he will invite the U.N.

Former Brazilian Finance Minister Guido Mantega has been arrested in connection with the sprawling corruption scandal at the state-run oil giant Petrobras.

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A quiz-show champion who appeared on the long-running BBC show "Eggheads" has been arrested on suspicion of committing murder in the Netherlands.

Bosnia's Serb mini-state is holding a referendum this weekend that has turned into a proxy political battle between the West and Russia, stoking ethnic tensions and triggering fears of new clashes more than 20 years after the end of the Balkans War.

An Israeli advocacy group is reporting a sharp jump in the number of Palestinians from the Gaza Strip who have been summoned for questioning by Israeli security agents as a condition for leaving the blockaded territory.

Egyptian authorities on Thursday arrested four people in connection with the death of at least 42 migrants whose Europe-bound boat capsized off Egypt's Mediterranean coast.

President Bashar Assad rejected U.S. accusations that Syrian or Russian planes struck an aid convoy in Aleppo or that his troops were preventing food from entering the city's rebel-held eastern neighborhoods, blaming the U.S. for the collapse of a cease-fire many had hoped would bring relief to the war-ravaged country.

The Associated Press sat down with Syrian President Bashar Assad at a palace in downtown Damascus.