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The 50-year-old psychiatrist is a well-known anti-Islam activist who seems to have felt increasingly persecuted by Germany.

Senior U.S. diplomats visit Damascus, as Washington and Brussels weigh lifting sanctions against the country’s transitional government.

Moscow has stepped up efforts to refurbish old equipment, including Soviet-era tanks used as props in films, after losing an estimated 11,000 armored combat vehicles in the Ukraine war.

A quiet suburban mom, a hard-drinking war correspondent and an Arctic researcher were hiding in plain sight, championed by the Kremlin’s No. 1 fan of spy fiction.

A driver rammed a car into a Christmas market in the eastern German town of Magdeburg, leaving at least two dead and more than 60 wounded.

The prime minister is facing a storm of criticism over his policies and unpopularity.

Brazil’s currency plunged to its lowest level in 30 years after breakneck spending on pensions and social services.

Samuel Paty was killed in 2020 in a Paris suburb after showing caricatures of Islam’s Prophet Muhammad in class as part of a lesson on free speech.

Legal systems in Europe are often geared toward rehabilitation than punishment, but the length of some of the sentences in the trial surprised many.

Musk has already helped propel Donald Trump into the White House. Now he might have his sights on another iconic address: 10 Downing Street. 

Malaysia plans to authorize a private robotics company to renew its search for the passenger jet that vanished a decade ago.

Experts at leading brokerages say they are hewing closer to the official government line in response to signs of tighter monitoring.

Israel’s military has seized a strategic mountain top in its contested border area with Syria and advanced on positions beyond it, reshaping the frontier potentially for the long term.

The five-year wait for the arrival of 38 Abrams tanks to Taiwan highlights the strains on U.S. industrial capacity as concerns grow over China.

Turkey and Israel are the main strategic beneficiaries of the collapse of the Syrian regime, but now they are on a collision course of their own.

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is expected to unveil a revamped cabinet Friday, according to a person familiar with the matter.

China agreed to allow European investigators to board the ship suspected of sabotaging two key data cables in the Baltic Sea, if they are accompanied by Chinese officials.

Dozens of other men were also convicted of raping Pelicot after her then-husband drugged her, in a case that shook France.

The Russian president appeared in no hurry to seek an end to the war despite President-elect Donald Trump’s vow to secure a speedy resolution.

Russia’s business elites have found a scapegoat for the country’s economic woes.