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Paris prosecutor's office is urging those making donations for the reconstruction of Notre Dame cathedral to be careful of scams aimed at extorting their money

Hunkered down in their hives and drunk on smoke, Notre Dame's smallest official residents _ some 180,000 bees _ somehow managed to survive the inferno that consumed the cathedral's ancient wooden roof

Stalled negotiations over dismantling North Korea's nuclear program are looming over high-level talks between the U.S. and Japan.

Thousands of people have rallied in the Ukrainian capital to support incumbent President Petro Poroshenko

Dozens of protesters have gathered in Bangladesh's capital to demand justice for an 18-year-old woman who died after being set on fire for refusing to drop sexual harassment charges against her Islamic school's principal

The Great Synagogue of Warsaw, which was destroyed by the German forces during World War II, was recreated virtually with light as part of anniversary commemorations of the 1943 uprising in the Warsaw Ghetto

A top French art conservation official says the works inside Notre Dame suffered no major damage in the fire that devastated the cathedral, and the pieces have been removed from the building for their protection

Police in Northern Ireland say the dissident republican group the New IRA was probably responsible for the fatal shooting of a journalist during overnight rioting in the city of Londonderry

A German plane is expected to arrive on the Portuguese island of Madeira on Friday to take home survivors from a bus crash that killed 29 tourists

Turkey's state-run news agency says authorities have detained two people on suspicion of spying for the United Arab Emirates