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Iranian media say a metro tunnel that was under construction in Tehran has collapsed, killing at least three workers.

The son of the president of Equatorial Guinea is being sent to trial in France after a years-long investigation into alleged misspending of millions of euros of public funds.

The U.S. military says it killed four members of the extremist group al-Shabab during a counterterrorism operation in Somalia this week.

Fear of an economic meltdown was the biggest weapon in the campaign to stop Britain from leaving the European Union.

Turkey's deputy prime minister says authorities have foiled close to 230 Kurdish rebel attacks in the past few weeks, including 19 would-be suicide bombings.

A government spokeswoman says Treasury Minister Luis Videgaray has resigned after Donald Trump's visit to Mexico.

A man carrying a knife attacked two police officers in the Molenbeek neighborhood of Brussels on Wednesday, but the officers were wearing bulletproof vests and suffered only bruises, prosecutors said.

Russian airline companies have cancelled dozens of flights and four airports are planning brief closures as Russia hosts massive military exercises in the south and the annexed Crimean peninsula.

Venezuelans are marching in cities across the country Wednesday to demand authorities allow a recall referendum against President Nicolas Maduro to go forward this year.

German Chancellor Angela Merkel says the country has made many strides in the past year in dealing with the hundreds of thousands of migrants who arrived in 2015, but that there is still much to do.

A Zimbabwean court has overturned a ban on demonstrations imposed by the police in the capital, Harare.

Surveillance video caught a six-year-old girl who went after an axe-wielding robbery suspect at her dad’s store in Auckland, New Zealand on Monday.

Turkey said Wednesday it expelled 73 more personnel from its armed forces as part of an ongoing effort to rid the military of what it says are followers of the alleged mastermind of the failed July 15 coup.

ISIS has reportedly appointed a US-trained sniper to the position of minister of war as it steps up its campaign of terror.

Thailand's royal palace says King Bhumibol Adulyadej's kidneys are still not functioning properly, but infections plaguing the 88-year-old monarch have eased.

Two defense lawyers say an Egyptian court has ordered the conditional release of four members of a satirical street performance group whose selfie-style video clips mocked President Abdel-Fattah el-Sissi.

The sculpture "Open Ended" by American artist Richard Serra could be a symbol for the new Museum Voorlinden near the Dutch North Sea coast.

Authorities have charged a former banker at UBS, Switzerland's largest bank, with industrial espionage and other charges linked to the alleged sale of confidential client details to a German state.

After a nearly five-year court battle, a world-renowned Turkish pianist has been acquitted of charges that he "denigrated religious beliefs" in messages on his Twitter account.

An abandoned car filled with gas cylinders that was found parked near Paris' Notre Dame cathedral on Saturday may have been left at the landmark as part of a terror attack "test run," officials said Wednesday.