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The snakes come out at night, and so do the mosquitoes.

The bodies of the seven Japanese killed in a militant attack in Bangladesh returned to home Tuesday as investigators in Dhaka searched for clues about the possible masterminds behind the gruesome attack that left 28 dead.

Under gray skies, the bodies of the seven Japanese killed in a militant attack in Bangladesh returned to home soil early Tuesday morning.

Vietnam has protested against a Chinese military drill in the contested South China Sea and has demanded that China stop the actions it says are a threat to security and maritime safety.

Indonesian police say a suspected militant has died in a suicide bombing attack outside police headquarters in the city of Solo.

Some Syrian opposition groups have adopted methods of abuse similar to those employed by the government of President Bashar Assad, Amnesty International said in a report Tuesday, in which it documented a "chilling" wave of torture, abductions and summary killings in insurgent-controlled areas.

Morocco's King Mohammed VI has presided over the signing of new international investment agreements worth 7.5 billion dirhams (about $770 million) as the kingdom seeks to capitalize on its reputation as a safe market in a volatile region.

Prosecutors in southern Mexico say three traffic cops killed in the city of Acapulco last month were working as lookouts for drug gangs.

Haitian police say investigators have sent a report to prosecutors identifying 17 suspects in a deadly attack on a police station in May.

At least four security officers were killed and five injured in a suicide bombing Monday outside an Islamic holy site in Medina, according to the Saudi Interior Ministry.

A Brazilian airline is asking its employees to be on the lookout for a former Guantanamo Bay detainee who was resettled in Uruguay.

Investigators on Monday identified a body found in Rome's Tiber River as a 19-year-old student from Wisconsin who'd vanished hours after arriving in the Italian capital, and police said they were not ruling out a homicide.

The top UN official in Syria on Monday demanded immediate and unconditional humanitarian access to tens of thousands of people trapped in four towns, warning of starvation.

Eleven tourists, all apparently Mexican citizens, are dead following a bus crash on a highway south of the resort town of Tulum.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Monday paid tribute to the commandos who stormed a hijacked aircraft at a Uganda airport to free Israeli hostages in what became known as the Raid on Entebbe, 40 years ago to the day.

As the death toll from the weekend truck bombing in Baghdad climbed to 157, Iraq's embattled prime minister ordered new security measures, including abandoning the use of bomb-detection wands that U.S. experts pronounced worthless years ago.

Iran's state TV says suspects detained last month in connection to a major terror plot are affiliated with the Islamic State group.

The Latest on Sunday's massive bombing in the Iraqi capital (all times local): 9:45 p.m.

Authorities say the last captive polar bear in Argentina has died at the Mendoza Zoo in the country's west.

Blast walls, sandbags, and guards with machine pistols manning checkpoints ring the Israeli diplomatic compound in the leafy Cairo suburb of Maadi.