Officials from the Koreas meeting on border...Train suspect may have traveled to Syria...Thailand cites bomb progress

MADRID (AP) — A Spanish official says the suspected gunman on a European train had traveled to Syria. The official, linked to Spain's anti-terrorism unit, said the individual lived in Spain until 2014, then moved to France, travelled to Syria, and then returned to France. French Interior Minister Bernard Cazeneuve said that the suspect may be a 26-year-old Moroccan flagged by Spanish authorities last year for links to Islamic radical movements. He's in custody in Paris and being questioned after three Americans and a British citizen subdued him and took his weapons.

PYONGYANG, North Korea (AP) — A village on the border between North and South Korea is hosting the first high-level meeting in a nearly year between officials from both countries as they teeter on the brink of a military confrontation. The latest tensions have included a mine attack, artillery fire and propaganda broadcasts -- prompting harsh words and threats from both sides.

BANGKOK (AP) — Leaked video in Thailand could provide clues into the second of two bombings on Tuesday. That device was shoved of a bridge and into canal, doing no damage. The video shows a man in a blue shirt kick a bag into the water. Officials also say they've used closed circuit television to trace the movements of the main suspect in the first bombing that killed 20 people near a Bangkok temple.

TEHRAN, Iran (AP) — Iran is showing off some new military hardware today. The government says the short-range solid fuel ballistic missile is an upgraded version that can more accurately pinpoint targets. The surface-to-surface Fateh-313, or Conqueror, was unveiled at a ceremony marking Defense Industry Day.

GEVGELIJA, Macedonia (AP) — The border between Greece and Macedonia is full of rain-soaked migrants, including many women and children, being blocked as they try to make their way into the European Union. Police fired stun grenades yesterday and clashed with the migrants who tried to rush over the border, a day after Macedonia's government declared a state of emergency on the frontier to stop the human tide.

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