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Swiss authorities are trumpeting the fact that more than 2,000 would-be hackers from around the world have taken up an invitation to try to find holes in Switzerland’s groundbreaking online voting systems

Chanting “Save our Planet!” thousands of students around Britain are rallying to demand that Britain’s government take action on climate change

Israeli prime minister, forced to spend the night in Warsaw after his plane was damaged, leaves Poland

AP Explains how Spain is heading to its third general election in less than four years due to the increasingly fragmented political landscape and because of the unresolved crisis with separatists in Catalonia

Berlin’s Tierpark zoo says its latest baby polar bear is “a perky, strong girl.”

France’s Europe minister is urging Britain to “hurry up” and decide whether it’s leaving the European Union with or without a deal

The president of Colombia says China’s role in Latin America would be stronger if the Asian country recognized Venezuelan opposition leader Juan Guaido as the country’s interim president instead of backing President Nicolas Maduro

AP Interview: Maduro reveals secret New York meetings with US envoy amid standoff

A militant rammed a van loaded with explosives into a paramilitary convoy in Indian-controlled Kashmir, killing at least 33 soldiers and wounded about 20 others

Illicit fentanyl smuggled from Mexico into the Southwest is becoming a profitable new business for the Sinaloa drug cartel

Sweden’s foreign affairs ministry says it is investigating the country’s ambassador to China over a meeting she arranged between the daughter of a detained Swedish publisher and businessmen she says made threats

US-backed Syrian forces clearing two villages in eastern Syria of remaining IS militants, arresting those trying to flee