News of the day from across the globe, June 10

A suicide bomber detonated his explosives-laden vehicle early Thursday at the gates of the Ethiopian military base there before gunmen entered the base, said Mohamed Mohamud, a military officer in the town of Halgan, where the attack happened.

Turkey is temporarily suspending the sale of fertilizers containing nitrate that are used to make explosives, Turkey’s agriculture minister said Thursday, after two car bombings this week killed 17 people.

The country is suffering from a surge of violence since last summer when a fragile peace process with the Kurdish rebels collapsed and Islamic State militants mounted attacks inside Turkish territory.

Germany is seeking to have documents and recordings from the groundbreaking mid-1960s trial of leaders of the Auschwitz death camp included in UNESCO’s “Memory of the World” register.

The state government in Hesse, where Frankfurt is located, said Thursday that documents on the 454 volumes of files and 103 audio recordings have been submitted to the U.N. cultural agency.

Air France says it’s canceling 20 to 30 percent of its flights on Saturday, day two of the European soccer championship, because of a pilots’ strike.

Pilots unions have called for a strike Saturday to Tuesday, coinciding with the starting matches of the month-long European Championship soccer tournament featuring games in cities around France.

6 Cops fired: A national commission in Kenya announced Thursday it has fired 302 police officers who refused to be vetted.