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  • Colombians flood streets to protest terror after car bomb

    Thousands of Colombians dressed in white are flooding into the streets to repudiate terrorism after a car bombing at a Bogota police academy killed 21...

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  • Thousands protest against abortion in Paris

    Several hundred people have demonstrated against abortion and euthanasia in Paris months amid a debate on whether access to medically assisted...

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  • Boat with migrants rescued off Libya looks for port to dock

    A private rescue boat with 47 migrants aboard says so far no country has granted it port permission

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  • Turkish employee of US Consulate indicted for espionage

    A Turkish news agency says Turkish prosecutors are seeking a life imprisonment term for a local employee of the United States consulate in Istanbul on...

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  • 'I've been robbed by the state:' Zimbabwe, in chaos, mourns

    'I have been robbed by the state:' Zimbabwe mourns amid a bloody crackdown on protests

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  • World's oldest man, 113, dies at his home in northern Japan

    The world's oldest man has died at his home _ a hot springs inn _ in northern Japan at the age of 113

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  • The Latest: Death toll reaches 79 in Mexico fuel duct blast

    Mexican Health Minister Jorge Alcocer says the death toll from an explosion at an illegal pipeline tap has risen to 79, and he says 81 people remain...

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  • Congo calm after court upholds election win of Tshisekedi

    Congo's capital was calm Sunday with residents attending church after the Constitutional Court confirmed the presidential election victory of Felix...

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  • 2 killed, 25 injured in large fire at French ski resort

    French authorities say two people have been killed and 25 others injured in a large blaze that broke out in the ski resort of Courchevel, local...

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  • Hard terrain slows rescue of Spanish boy trapped in borehole

    Rescuers in southern Spain say that the frantic effort to reach a two-year-old boy who fell into a borehole seven days ago have again been slowed by...

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  • Rival militias negotiate truce in Libya's Tripoli

    Libyan security officials say a temporary cease fire has taken hold in the capital of Tripoli, after deadly fighting between rival militias that...

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  • Israeli leader visits Africa to restore relations with Chad

    Israel's prime minister has departed to the central African nation of Chad to officially restore relations

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  • Greek protesters angry over Macedonia deal clash with police

    Protesters have clashed with police outside Greece's parliament during a rally that drew tens of thousands of people against the Greek-Macedonia name...

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  • Al-Qaida-linked jihadists attack UN base in North Mali

    An official with the United Nations mission in Mali says that jihadists linked to al-Qaida have killed six peacekeepers and injured 19 others in an...

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  • Lebanon uses Arab summit to call for Syrian refugees' return

    Lebanon is using an Arab economic summit to call for the return of Syrian refugees to safe areas of their war-torn country, where the nearly...

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  • With Trump out, Davos chief eyes fixing world architecture

    The founder of the World Economic Forum says U.S. President Donald Trump would have been an "interesting discussion partner" at its annual Davos event...

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  • Holocaust victims buried after remains found in UK museum

    The remains of six unidentified Holocaust victims have been buried at a Jewish cemetery after spending years in storage at a British museum

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  • Syria says it repelled Israeli air raid near Damascus

    Syrian state media is reporting that air defenses have repelled an Israeli airstrike south of the capital, Damascus

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  • IRA dissidents suspected in Northern Ireland car bomb blast

    Northern Ireland politicians are condemning a car bombing outside a courthouse in the city of Londonderry

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  • The Latest: South Africa congratulates Congo poll winner

    The Latest: South African president congratulates Congo's Felix Tshisekedi for winning presidential poll

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  • Pope mourns Mediterranean shipwrecks that claimed 170 lives

    Pope Francis has decried the loss of 170 lives of migrants recently in the Mediterranean Sea

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  • Afghanistan braces for rematch between political rivals

    Afghanistan's President Ashraf Ghani and Chief Executive Abdullah Abdullah have registered to run for president later this year, setting up a rematch...

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  • Sudan police deploy in large numbers ahead of fresh protests

    Sudan security forces deploy in large numbers in Khartoum, twin city in anticipation of fresh protests against al-Bashir

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  • The Latest: Blast aboard bus in northern Syria kills 3

    A Syrian war monitoring group says a blast aboard a bus in the northern Syrian town of Afrin has killed at least three people

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  • Pope prays for peace in Colombia after police academy attack

    Pope Francis has prayed for peace in Colombia after the Bogota bombing at a police academy

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  • AP Exclusive: Vatican knew of Argentine bishop misconduct

    AP Exclusive: The Vatican received information in 2015 and 2017 that an Argentine bishop close to Pope Francis had taken naked selfies, exhibited...

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  • Saudi-led coalition launches airstrikes in Yemen's capital

    The Saudi-led coalition has launched a series of airstrikes against targets in Yemen's capital Sanaa, including a military base and drones facility

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  • Pakistan arrests officers after shooting that left 4 dead

    Authorities in Pakistan have arrested counter-terrorism police officers after they killed a middle-aged couple and their 13-year-old daughter in what...

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  • Facing populist assault, global elites regroup in Davos

    Global elites gather in Davos amid populist assault, accusations they haven't done 'diddly squat'

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  • UK police speak to Prince Philip about not wearing seatbelt

    Norfolk Police have spoken with Prince Philip after the husband of Queen Elizabeth II was photographed driving without wearing a seatbelt

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  • Iran denies allegations of spying on German army

    Iran has dismissed allegations by German prosecutors that an army employee was spying for Tehran

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  • Death toll reaches 73 in Mexico fuel pipeline fire horror

    They were warned to stay away from the geyser of gasoline gushing from the ruptured pipeline in central Mexico, but Gerardo Perez says he and his...

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• Jan 19

  • Tshisekedi declared Congo's president, but runner-up revolts

    Congo election crisis: Tshisekedi is declared the president, but runner-up Fayulu revolts

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  • The Latest: Tshisekedi says his win a victory for all Congo

    The Latest: Congo's President-elect Felix Tshisekedi said early Sunday that the Constitutional Court's decision confirming him as the winner of the...

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  • Magnitude 6.7 quake hits Chile's coast; no reports of damage

    Chile ordered a preventative evacuation of a stretch of coast near Coquimbo.

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  • Mexican pipeline explosion kills 73, leaves nightmare of ash

    Forensic experts are attempting to separate and count charred heaps of corpses in central Mexico after a massive fireball erupted at an illegal...

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  • The Latest: Death toll rises to 73 in Mexico pipeline blast

    Hidalgo state Gov. Omar Fayad says the death toll from an explosion at a punctured pipeline in central Mexico has risen to 73, while the number of...

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  • Congo election runner-up Fayulu urges nationwide protests, calling himself the country's only 'legitimate president'

    Congo election runner-up Fayulu urges nationwide protests, calling himself the country's only 'legitimate president'

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  • China slump squeezes workers, hammers consumer spending

    The downturn is squeezing urban workers and entrepreneurs.

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  • Congo's Constitutional Court declares Felix Tshisekedi is elected president after rejecting challenges to the vote

    Congo's Constitutional Court declares Felix Tshisekedi is elected president after rejecting challenges to the vote

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  • Congo's Constitutional Court rejects runner-up Fayulu's challenge to presidential election results

    Congo's Constitutional Court rejects runner-up Fayulu's challenge to presidential election results

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  • Freelance journalist killed amid new round of Libya clashes

    A freelance journalist who contributed to The Associated Press and other news organizations was killed Saturday in the Libyan capital

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  • US peace envoy: Washington wants to see peace in Afghanistan

    U.S. peace envoy Zalmay Khalilzad says Washington is ready to "address legitimate concerns" of all Afghan sides in order to restore peace in...

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  • US airstrike in Somalia kills 52 al-Shabab extremists

    US airstrike in Somalia kills 52 al-Shabab extremists in response to attack on Somali forces

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  • Calf and dog have unlikely bond on dairy farm

    Polly the calf and Tilly the dog have an unusual bond on a dairy farm in Tasmania, where they spend their days chasing each other around the yard.

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  • Archbishop calls for unity at slain Polish mayor's funeral

    A Catholic archbishop and other speakers at the funeral of slain Gdansk Mayor Pawel Adamowicz have urged an end to Poland's political and social...

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  • Hope dashed for families of Colombia cadets killed in attack

    When a bomb exploded at a Colombia police academy, killing 21 people, it instantly ground to a halt the dreams of a new class of cadets, many of whom...

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  • Belgrade protests for 7th week against Serbian leader

    Several thousand people have marched in Belgrade for the seventh week of protests against Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic and what they say is his...

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  • Survivors: Up to 117 missing from sunken boat off Libya

    A migration official says survivors have told rescuers that up to 117 migrants might have died when a rubber dinghy capsized in the Mediterranean Sea...

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  • German aid group rescues 47 migrants from Mediterranean Sea

    The German aid group Sea-Watch says it has rescued 47 people from a rubber boat off the coast of Libya in the Mediterranean

    Jan 19