ISLAMIC STATE-DIPLOMACY

PARIS — At a meeting in Paris, Iraq's prime minister has called for more intelligence and more action from international allies against Islamic State extremists. Haider al-Abadi says the flow of foreign fighters across the border into Iraq has not slowed, and the radical Sunni group now is majority foreign. 

GREECE-BAILOUT

ATHENS, Greece — Greece has submitted a proposal to its bailout lenders in a hope to get desperately needed rescue money, but the creditors were quick to say it still did not offer sufficient reforms. 

FRANCE-AMBASSADOR DISPUTE

PARIS — The French government is expecting the Vatican to decide within days whether to name a respected diplomat who is said to be gay as French ambassador to the Holy See. 

FRANCE-SPAIN

PARIS — Spanish flags are lining Paris avenues as the French capital hosts Spanish King Felipe VI and Queen Letizia for a state visit that was delayed because of a deadly plane crash in March involving dozens of Spanish victims. 

FRANCE-MIGRANTS EVACUATED

PARIS — Paris police started evacuating hundreds of migrants from a tent camp near a major train station and tourist area — a patch of increasingly crowded pavement that has become a symbol of Europe's struggle in facing a surge of migrants.

BRITAIN-OBIT-KENNEDY

LONDON — Charles Kennedy was a rare thing — a genuinely popular British politician — and brought his Liberal Democrat party record success before his leadership was cut short by alcoholism. His death at 55 brought tributes Tuesday from across politics and beyond for a man whose wit and warmth made him stand out from the pack.

RUSSIA-MH17

MOSCOW — The Russian maker of the Buk air defense missile system says it has concluded that Malaysian Airlines flight 17 was downed by an older version of the missile, which isn't in service with the Russian military but is in Ukrainian arsenals.

TURKEY-ERDOGAN-ELECTION

ANKARA, Turkey — Turkey's president is suing the country's opposition leader for slander for allegedly claiming before a national election that bathrooms in his 1,115-room palace had gold-plated seats.

RUSSIA-TROLL-LAWSUIT

ST. PETERSBURG, Russia — A former "Kremlin troll" is suing her old employer to shut down what she describes as a "factory" churning out Internet propaganda defending Russian President Vladimir Putin. 

ROMANIA-PRINCE-CHARLES

BUCHAREST, Romania — Britain's Prince Charles has long been enamored of Romania's rural traditions and now he's set up a foundation to protect and promote them. On Tuesday, the prince launched the Prince Charles Romania Foundation to sustain the East European nation's heritage and rural life and support sustainable development. 

BRITAIN-DOGGIE DOUBLE

LONDON — Producers of the popular "Britain's Got Talent" TV show and the dog trainer who won the competition are coming under fire after a "doggie double" was used to perform a trick. Border collie Matisse was replaced by a lookalike dog for a tightrope-walking sequence during the routine in Sunday night's live final.