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Twin bombings on Monday near the Afghanistan Defense Ministry in the country's capital have killed at least 24 people and wounded 91 others, officials said.

After meeting with other world leaders during the G-20 summit, British Prime Minister Theresa May says her country still inspires economic confidence despite its decision to leave the European Union.

The Latest on twin bombings near Afghanistan's Defense Ministry (all times local): 5:30 p.m.

The Latest on Europe's migration crisis (all times local): 2:30 p.m.

India's home minister says government troops will begin using some chili-filled shells instead of shotgun pellets to control angry crowds in the Indian-administered portion of Kashmir.

Newly formed Tropical Storm Newton drenched parts of western Mexico on Monday as it headed north toward the Baja California peninsula.

South Sudan has announced dramatic limits on a 4,000-strong new peacekeeping force a day after accepting its deployment, saying anyone who enters without consent is an "invader." Monday's statement challenges the agreement reached by the visiting U.N.

Afghan officials say twin bombings near the Defense Ministry in the capital have killed at least five people.

Czech President Milos Zeman says his country and the entire European Union should help Bulgaria guard its border with Turkey in efforts to stop migrants.

German authorities are lauding a 9-year-old boy as a hero after he followed first-aid instructions over the phone and revived his 2-year-old brother who had fallen into a swimming pool.

Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte warned President Barack Obama on Monday not to question him about extrajudicial killings, or "son of a b---- I will swear at you" when they meet in Laos during a regional summit.

The world's two largest oil producers, Russia and Saudi Arabia, have agreed to act together to stabilize global oil output, though it's unclear what that might entail.

Business activity in Britain rebounded in August, injecting some optimism into the debate on how Britain is faring after the seismic vote to leave the European Union.

Greek authorities say seven people have been injured in a brawl at a camp for refugees and other migrants on the island of Lesbos, where overcrowding and a slow asylum process has fueled tension.

Iran's top leader is accusing Saudi Arabia of causing the death of injured pilgrims in last year's hajj stampede.

Norway's state church has seen a record fall in membership after making it possible to join and leave the church electronically.

Yemeni security officials say a suspected U.S. drone has bombed a home in the central province of Marib, killing nine alleged al-Qaida fighters.

North Korea on Monday fired three medium-range missiles that traveled about 1,000 kilometers (620 miles) and landed near Japan in an apparent show of force timed to coincide with the Group of 20 economic summit in China, South Korean officials said.

Chancellor Angela Merkel's center-left deputy is accusing her conservatives of being too slow to respond to the migrant crisis following a state election in which a nationalist, anti-immigration party beat Merkel's party into third place.

Spanish firefighters are still working to bring under control a forest blaze near Valencia that forced the evacuation of around 1,000 people.