Hungary: Court cuts Syrian's sentence over migrant riot
Sep 20, 2018
A Hungarian appeals court has lowered to five years from seven the prison sentence of a Syrian man convicted of entering Hungary illegally and of complicity in act of terror for throwing rocks at police during a 2015 border riot
Purged NATO officer speaks out after escaping jail in Turkey
Aug 30, 2018
After more than a year in prison in Turkey, a former naval officer posted to NATO fled the country and a potentially heavy sentence for crimes he says he did not commit and has decided to tell about his ordeal
Pope apologizes for 'crimes' against Irish women, babies
Aug 27, 2018
Pope Francis issued a sweeping apology Sunday for the "crimes" of the Catholic Church in Ireland, saying church officials didn't respond with compassion, truth or justice to the many children and women who were abused over generations
The Latest: UN refugee chief urges long-term EU solution
Aug 26, 2018
The United Nations' refugee agency says it's relieved that the latest Mediterranean Sea standoff over migrants is over, but wants Europe to establish procedures for getting people rescued from the water onto dry land
Italy: Catholic church, Albania, Ireland to take migrants
Aug 25, 2018
Italy says the standoff over migrants it had blocked aboard a coast guard ship has ended
The Latest: Italian church will take most migrants from ship
Aug 25, 2018
Italian Premier Giuseppe Conte says the Italian Catholic church will take most of the migrants who have been stuck aboard an Italian coast guard ship for days
Drought reveals ancient 'hunger stones' in European river
Aug 23, 2018
Due to this summer's drought in Central Europe, boulders known as "hunger stones" are reappearing in the Elbe River
Opening door to migrants, some Italians defy government line
Aug 22, 2018
Italy has made headlines recently with racist attacks against blacks and a new government refusing to let aid groups dock with rescued migrants and cutting daily benefits for asylum-seekers
The Latest: Germany says more refugees getting jobs
Aug 21, 2018
Germany's labor agency says efforts to integrate refugees in the country's labor market are progressing well, with more than 300,000 people from eight main countries of origin in work by this spring
New database documents Irish clergy linked to sex abuse
Aug 20, 2018
An international research group is launching a database of Irish clergy accused of sexually abusing children in hopes of pressing Pope Francis to disclose the names of all priests and brothers deemed guilty by the church
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