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The Latest on Europe's migration crisis (all times local): 2:45 p.m.

Qatar's emir has spoken with the Iranian president in an outreach effort that could help ease tensions between Sunni Gulf Arab states and Shiite-majority Iran.

China's national legislature says it has expelled 45 deputies from a northeastern province over electoral fraud.

President Edgar Lungu of Zambia has taken the oath of office after the nation's top court rejected an opposition petition to block the ceremony.

The mother of a man accused of attempting to shoot Donald Trump has told British television he will plead guilty to lesser charges in a U.S. court.

A group of senior international diplomats harshly criticized the European Union's deal with Turkey to send back migrants in return for financial aid, calling it a "bad example" to other countries.

French President Francois Hollande said the government will do everything in its power to ensure the sustainability of the train-making site of Alstom in the country.

A Tanzanian official says the number of people killed following an earthquake in the Lake Victoria region over the weekend has risen to 17.

The Dalai Lama says there should be dialogue with Islamic State extremists to end bloodshed in Syria and Iraq, and argues that religion is never a justification for bloodshed.

The United States and five Western nations have called upon forces loyal to a Libyan general to withdraw from three eastern oil terminals seized earlier this week.

Tube mice are a common sight in London's underground, but now one station has been taken over by cats — or at least their photos.

Somalia on Tuesday was hosting its first regional summit of African heads of state in 30 years, a source of pride in this Horn of Africa country after years of chaos and deadly attacks by al-Shabab extremists.

South Africa has barred an American pastor who has made anti-gay comments from entering the country.

A small group of locals and anti-bullfighting activists have scuffled and exchanged insults at a centuries-old Spanish festival where for the first time the gory killing of a bull is banned.

The Ukrainian president's office says at least three troops have been killed and 15 injured in fighting in eastern Ukraine in the past 24 hours.

Armenia's president has appointed a former executive of a subsidiary of Russian gas company Gazprom to be the country's new prime minister.

A Russian metals company says that the waters in a Siberian river turned red last week because of discharge from a metals smelter there.

Police say they have arrested nearly 400 people for looting and vandalism in India's information technology hub of Bangalore after a curfew was imposed to quell violence set off by a court ruling over a disputed water source.

Some 170 Italian students have marked their first day of school in classrooms set up in containers after their schools were damaged in the Aug. 24 earthquake that killed 295 people and left 4,000 homeless.

Serbia's interior minister says 30 drug smugglers and dealers have been arrested in a joint operation with the German police.