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In global fight against cybercrime, Spain becomes a front line

Spanish police stopped two major hacking schemes in the country in recent months, raising alarm among experts about increasing activity in the country. Why is Spain a hacking hub?

Stir It Up! $120 egg sandwich: Pricey, but is it the world's most expensive sandwich?

Turkey nabs nine bombing suspects with alleged ties to Syria's spy agency

Two car bombs in Turkey: Is Syria conflict spreading?

Will Dutch police soon be stalking cybercriminals on your computer?

78,000 to live on Mars: Have you signed up?

In Italy, racist taunts for footballers and ministers alike

Dutch welcome Willem-Alexander's ascension to Dutch throne

Mars One will look for — and hide from — life on Mars

As Dutch prepare for new king, republicans ask to abolish monarchy (+video)

New Zealand legalizes gay marriage

In the City of Bikes

Global News Blog New Zealand becomes first country in Asia-Pacific to legalize same-sex marriage

Backchannels A gold rush in Indonesia you've never heard of

Backchannels Sacred eels and peace in an occasionally troubled corner of Indonesia

Modern Parenthood Maria Sibylla Merian: Inspired her love of nature and art in her daughters

Google faces inquiries (and possible fines) from European regulators

Maria Sibylla Merian: Why her art changed how we see nature (+video)

Snowdrops usher in spring

Spread of Antarctic ice: no longer a global warming paradox?

In Easter message Pope Francis calls for peace

Change Agent Cities try a new strategy with immigrants: embrace them

Manny Ramirez signs to play with Rhinos in Taiwan

F-35 forced to land in Texas. Why? (+video)

Exporting Grandma? Some German elderly head abroad for nursing care