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An economic symposium in Poland has awarded Hungary's Prime Minister Victor Orban its "Man of the Year" title for his role in shaping central European policy.

Austrian police investigating a failed cyberattack on Vienna's airport say they are looking into the authenticity of a claim of responsibility from a Turkish nationalist group.

An American traveler is recovering in a hospital in Thailand after breaking her spine while tumbling down a cliff trying to escape from a man who allegedly was molesting her.

German automaker Volkswagen says it's in talks about forming a joint venture to develop electric vehicles with China's Anhui Jianghuai Automobile, or JAC.

The head of Egypt's ambulance service says three people have been killed in a train derailment just south of the capital, Cairo.

The Latest on Newton as it moves over Mexico toward U.S. border (all times local): 3:15 a.m.

South Korea's top economic policymaker says he expects Hanjin Shipping vessels marooned offshore of Long Beach, California, will be able to offload cargo this week.

Swedish prosecutors are set to give an update on the rape investigation against WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange, who has been holed up in Ecuador's embassy in London for four years.

German prosecutors say they're reopening their investigation of a man suspected of joining the Islamic State group after his name surfaced on one of the organization's recruitment questionnaire forms, leaked and published earlier this year.

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Denmark's taxation minister says authorities will buy leaked data from a Panamanian law firm that helped customers open offshore companies to avoid paying taxes.

Greek authorities say floods caused by heavy overnight rain have left three people dead in southern parts of the country.

Should the European Central Bank give another push to an economy that's not rolling fast enough to raise excessively low inflation? That's the question facing the bank's 25-member governing council when it meets Thursday at its skyscraper headquarters in Frankfurt, Germany.

Turkey says it has 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.

Gabon's President Ali Bongo Ondimba is accusing his chief opponent of ballot fraud and a plot to seize power, after Bongo narrowly won re-election in a contested vote that sparked deadly clashes.

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.

Syrian opposition leaders are set to unveil plans for a political transition ahead of a Friends of Syria meeting in London.

Four years after they went into a nosedive, tense relations between China and Japan may finally be headed for a return to some semblance of normalcy.

A young Queens woman plummeted 150 feet off a cliff in Thailand during a desperate attempt to flee a sexual predator — who continued to molest her even as she lay on the ground after her fall, reports said Tuesday.

Saeed Beg and his family live in a two-room mud house with no electricity or running water, no bathroom, no kitchen and no furniture apart from a few threadbare rugs and a couple of thin mattresses.