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Documents retrieved from Sirte, the Islamic State group's last bastion in Libya, record the variety of dowries offered by militant grooms to their future wives, including an explosive belt, a Kalashnikov and the offer to memorize parts of the Quran.

Israel's Defense Ministry says its forces shot a 13-year-old Palestinian girl in the leg after she refused to stop at a West Bank crossing.

Japan's central bank chose to keep its policies for sustaining a stronger economy mostly unchanged at a policy meeting that ended Wednesday.

Air China has started regular flights between Beijing and Warsaw, the first ever direct connection to Poland by any Asian airline.

The Latest on the shooting outside the Israeli Embassy in Ankara (all times local): 1 p.m.

A Turkish news agency says that a shooting outside the Israeli Embassy in Ankara has left one person wounded.

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Pakistani police say they have arrested a 16-year-old Christian boy on blasphemy charges after he "liked" an "inappropriate" photograph on Facebook of the Kaaba in Mecca, one of the holiest sites in Islam.

Authorities in Finland have arrested a neo-Nazi activist accused of killing a 28-year-old man during a demonstration in Helsinki.

Samsung Electronics says it has received three reports of Galaxy Note 7 battery fires in China.

A Ugandan wildlife official says scores of animals have died in a national park because of drought.

Africa is divided over whether to sell the ivory of its elephants, whose continent-wide population has plummeted because of poaching.

A leading university in South Africa has closed for the rest of the week because of violence by protesters demanding free education.

A court in northern Vietnam has sentenced nine people to death for heroin trafficking.

Iran's semi-official ISNA news agency is reporting that one person has died and several other people were injured when an air ambulance crashed in the north of the country.

A medical relief organization says four of its staff have been killed in an attack on a medical facility in Syria.

Chinese authorities are investigating a company researchers say sold North Korea materials that can be used by its growing nuclear weapons program in a crackdown that reflects Beijing's growing frustration with its isolated neighbor.

Temporary home to thousands of migrants trying to reach Britain, the French city of Calais also turns out to be a major battlefield for presidential candidates who are seizing on fears of immigration in campaigning for spring elections.

Torrential rains have triggered floods and landslides on the Indonesian island of Java, killing at least 19 villagers.

Researchers have identified a Canadian company at the center of a small Arab nation's online censorship system — a finding that sits awkwardly with Ottawa officials' public support for digital freedoms.