Three police officers and a civilian were gunned down Monday in an attack on a police station in Kazakhstan's largest city, echoing similar scenes of carnage in another Kazakh city just a month earlier.
An Afghan man says his pregnant 14-year-old daughter was burned to death by her in-laws, the latest reported case of violence against women in the country.
The European Parliament is warning Albanian politicians that failure to pass a judicial reform package will end the possibility of launching membership negotiations with the European Union soon.
German prosecutors have charged a railway dispatcher with negligent homicide in the collision of two commuter trains in Bavaria earlier this year that killed a dozen people.
Four Kenyan police officers have been charged with murder in the killings of a human rights lawyer, his client and a taxi driver that caused an uproar across the country.
Germany's central bank says the country's economy, Europe's largest, should continue to grow in the third quarter despite Britain's decision to leave the European Union.
A special tribunal in Bangladesh has sentenced three members of a militia group to death for their role in killings and other serious crimes committed during the country's independence war against Pakistan 35 years ago.
A Bangladesh court has indicted 41 people for murder in the 2013 deaths of more than 1,100 people in the collapse of a building that housed five garment factories outside the capital.
British lawmakers are due to vote Monday on whether to replace the country's fleet of nuclear-armed submarines, a powerful but expensive symbol of the country's military status.
A court in northeastern Greece has granted a three-day postponement in the trial of eight Turkish military personnel charged with illegally entering the country after they flew to Greece in a helicopter during a military coup in Turkey.
Representatives of Myanmar's ethnic minorities who have been battling the government for decades say a meeting with Aung San Suu Kyi, the country's de facto leader, was a good beginning but that the peace process remains an uphill task.
Yemeni security officials say two car bombs targeting security checkpoints killed at least nine soldiers in the southern city of Mukalla, which was recently recaptured from al-Qaida.
Following a failed coup against Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, the government moved swiftly Sunday to shore up his power and remove those perceived as an enemy, saying it has detained 6,000 people.
