Europe

Ankara summit on Syrian civil war sees Erdogan look for common ground with Putin and Rouhani, despite deep divisions over last Syrian rebel enclave

Socialists won an election in April without enough seats to govern on their own, illustrating how politics in eurozone's fourth-largest economy have fragmented with emergence of new parties

But, Peter Pellegrini's government being increasingly damaged by revelations about the reach of the main suspect in the 2018 murder of a journalist into state offices

Prosecutors in Sicily ordered arrests of two Egyptians and one Guinean after several people identified them as suspects

Country's Finance Minister Christos Staikouras says paying off loans ahead of schedule would reduce debt servicing costs by about 70 million euros ($77 million)

Prime Minister Viktor Orban has tightened restrictions around free media, judges, academics, minorities and rights groups, which the bloc worries weakens democracy in the ex-communist country

Group of military, political figures demands United Nations makes arms control top priority