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German police have quietly conceded that the influx of Middle Eastern and African migrants into the country has led to a spike in grisly rapes at public swimming pools.

A lawyer for an Italian journalist on trial for publishing classified Holy See information is insisting on the right of the press to report the news, saying: "Since when is asking questions a crime?" Attorney Roberto Palombi made his closing arguments Wednesday in the case that has drawn criticism from international media rights groups.

A Mexican prosecutor says an old-guard drug lord mistakenly released in 2013 is apparently trying to get back into the drug trade.

This is the moment stunned Swiss cops discovered an illegal immigrant hidden inside a suitcase – who was trying to get to Britain.

Egypt's state news agency says four Pakistani nationals died after their boat capsized in the Nile.

A French court has sentenced two former Rwandan mayors to life in prison for playing leading roles in the mass killing of ethnic Tutsis during the first days of the 1994 Rwandan genocide.

The family of a Toronto university student who survived a militant attack in Bangladesh says the young man is being held by authorities in the country's capital.

An indigenous woman in Calgary, Canada who yelled “I hate white people” before punching a white woman in the face and knocking her tooth out did not commit a racially motivated hate crime, a provincial court judge has ruled.

The Syrian military declared a unilateral, three-day cease-fire for the entire country on Wednesday, coinciding with the start of the Muslim Eid al-Fitr holiday marking the end of the holy month of Ramadan, state media reported.

Suspected Al Qaeda militants briefly seized an army base next to the international airport in the southern Yemeni city of Aden on Wednesday, killing 14 soldiers and setting off an hours-long gunbattle before withdrawing, security and medical officials said.

An Austrian court has found a Bosnian-born Austrian citizen guilty of multiple murders and attempted murder during the Bosnian war and sentenced him to 10 years in prison.

Prime Minister Tony Blair led Britain into an unsuccessful war in Iraq through a mix of flawed intelligence, "wholly inadequate" planning and an exaggerated sense of the U.K.'s ability to influence the United States, according to a damning official report on the conflict that was published Wednesday.

German officials say the planned sale of the Hahn regional airport outside Frankfurt to a Chinese company is likely to be scrapped.

Sam Querrey made his mark at Wimbledon last week, and made his exit this week.

Shaky banks, this time in Italy, are again threatening to disrupt Europe's economy, as shock waves from Britain's vote to leave the European Union send their shares plunging.

The Kremlin has denied Russian media reports claiming President Vladimir Putin has abruptly canceled several trips set for this week.

Belgian authorities handed over two men to France Wednesday who allegedly helped the top suspect in the November 13 Paris attacks, they said.

Austrian state broadcaster ORF reports that a bolt of lightning has killed 17 cows and calves that had huddled under a tree to escape a rain storm.

Turkey's state run news agency says two people have been wounded in an explosion at a home in the border town of Reyhanli, near Syria.