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    Nicaragua says it has held talks on restarting a long-stalled dialogue following political violence that left more than 300 dead last year, but...

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    Relatives of a British teen who ran away with other London schoolgirls to join the Islamic State extremist group says she has given birth to a baby...

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  • Libyan authorities help free 14 kidnapped Tunisian workers

    Tunisia's government says Libyan authorities helped free 14 Tunisian workers who were kidnapped by an armed group near Libya's capital

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  • North Macedonia police find 22 migrants trying Balkans route

    Police in North Macedonia say two vehicles carrying 22 migrants who allegedly planned to enter Serbia illegally and travel on to European Union...

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  • Vote on minister's immunity puts Italian populists in bind

    Italy's populist 5-Star Movement is asking its supporters to vote online on whether the leader of its coalition partner should be prosecuted.

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    The U.S.-backed Syrian militia fighting the Islamic State group in its last toehold in Syria says there are over 1,000 civilians trapped in the tiny...

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    El Salvador police say they've arrested a man convicted of participating in the 1981 killing of two American labor advisers and the head of the...

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  • US immigration officials detain 2 bankers wanted in Ecuador

    The two allegedly stole millions of dollars from a now-defunct bank.

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  • Polish PM cancels Israel visit amid new Holocaust tensions

    Poland upset about Netanyahu statement that Poles "cooperated" with the Nazis.

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  • Marco Rubio warns Venezuelan soldiers to let aid enter

    He says soldiers would commit a "crime against humanity" if they bar entry.

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  • Russian flag hung on church in UK city where ex-spy poisoned

    Officials in the English city where a former Russian double agent was poisoned with a nerve agent last year have denounced the placing of a huge...

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  • Israel to withhold $138 million in Palestinian funds

    Money was to go to families of Palestinians imprisoned for carrying out attacks.

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  • Greek baker who gave bread to arriving refugees dies at 77

    Dionissis Arvanitakis, a Greek baker who provided free bread to refugees who arrived on a Greek island, has died of unspecified causes

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  • Saudi crown prince arrives in Pakistan for regional visit

    Saudi Arabia's powerful Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman has begun his four-day regional visit on Sunday, arriving in Pakistan where Saudi officials...

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  • Taliban say unable to attend Pakistan talks; blame blacklist

    Taliban say they are unable to send their negotiating team to an unscheduled round of peace talks in Pakistan because "most" members are in US and UN...

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  • Sex abuse survivors say Vatican summit must deliver action

    Advocate says Pope Francis is "facing resistance" from top Vatican officials.

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  • Assad: Only the state can protect groups in northern Syria

    Syrian President Bashar Assad says only the Syrian army can protect groups in northern Syria

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  • Libyans, to varying degrees, celebrate 2011 uprising

    Libyans are celebrating the eighth anniversary of their 2011 uprising that led to the overthrow and killing of longtime ruler Moammar Gadhafi, with...

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  • In Nigeria's tight election, Christian vote is seen as key

    The Christian vote is seen as key in the choice between two Muslim candidates.

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  • Austrian leader: Trump foreign policy successful in parts

    Austria's chancellor calls parts of Trump's foreign policy "very successful."

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  • Brazil mining company evacuates people due to dam risk

    Brazilian mining giant Vale say it has evacuated nearly 200 people after inspectors reported signs that a nearby dam holding mining waste could...

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  • Abu Dhabi arms fair opens amid Yemen war criticism

    A biennial arms fair has opened in the United Arab Emirates as the country faces increasing scrutiny over its involvement in the Saudi-led war in...

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  • UN envoy arrives in Yemen to discuss truce around port city

    Yemeni security officials say U.N. envoy Martin Griffiths has arrived in the capital, Sanaa, to discuss the "complex situation" in and around the key...

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  • About 40 people remain trapped in Liberian gold mine

    Rescuers digging with bare hands in effort to free about 40 trapped gold miners in northeastern Liberia

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  • Iran unveils first semi-heavy missile-equipped submarine

    Iran's state TV is reporting that the country's President Hassan Rouhani has unveiled the first Iranian made semi-heavy submarine

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  • Fire in slum kills 9 in southeastern Bangladesh

    A fire official says a devastating blaze that raced through a crammed slum in southeastern Bangladesh has left at least nine people dead and several...

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  • Iran points to Pakistan after deadly attack on Guard

    Iran's parliament speaker says an attack that killed 27 members of Iran's elite Revolutionary Guard was "planned and carried out from inside...

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  • Sudan lawmakers cancel meeting on constitutional changes

    Sudan's sate-run news agency says a parliamentary committee tasked with amending the constitution to allow President Omar al-Bashir to run for another...

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  • Israel PM appoints interim foreign minister

    Israel's prime minister has appointed an interim foreign minister after holding the post himself for the last four years

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  • 24 bodies found after Zimbabwe mine disaster; search goes on

    Searchers recover 24 bodies from a mine in Zimbabwe that was flooded after heavy rains, trapping dozens of subsistence miners underground

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  • Iran pressures Europe to do more to save the nuclear deal

    Iran's foreign minister says Europeans need to do more than talk if they want to preserve a deal meant to keep Tehran from obtaining a nuclear weapon...

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  • Israeli leader pledges funds for museum for Jewish WWII vets

    Israeli prime minister pledges funds to complete long-promised museum honoring Jewish World War II veterans

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  • Pope asks for prayers for sex abuse summit at Vatican

    Pope Francis is asking for prayers for this week's sex abuse summit at the Vatican for this "urgent challenge of our time."

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  • Roadside bomb kills 3 civilians in southern Afghanistan

    An Afghan official says a roadside bomb killed three civilians in the southern Kandahar province

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  • Mother who helped free son from Venezuelan jail praised

    Utah woman spent two years pushing to get her son freed from Venezuelan jail.

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  • From Bogart to millennials: Italian hat maker tries new look

    Historic Italian hat-maker Borsalino maintains Italian footing with private equity backer, focuses on youth, women and Asia for future growth

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  • Thousands in Serbia protest for 11th week against populists

    Thousands of people have rallied in Serbia's capital for 11th week in a row against populist President Aleksandar Vucic and his government

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  • Fresh supplies of US aid arrive on Venezuela's border awaiting delivery into country

    Embattled Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro has refused to let the aid in.

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  • Mexico: Makeshift migrant shelter near border to close soon

    Authorities in Mexico say an improvised shelter where hundreds of Central American migrants have been confined in the border city of Piedras Negras,...

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  • AP Explains: What are India's options after Kashmir attack

    AP Explains: What are India's options after Kashmir attack

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  • US military planes land near Venezuela border with aid

    Air Force is flying tons of aid to a Colombian town on the Venezuelan border.

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  • The Latest: Cardinal calls McCarrick punishment 'important'

    The archbishop of Boston says the Vatican's decision to defrock former Cardinal Theodore McCarrick is an important step for "administering justice"...

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  • Emotional funeral for Sala held in his Argentine hometown

    Family, friends, supporters and former teammates paid tribute to striker Emiliano Sala in his Argentine hometown, almost four weeks after he died when...

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  • Tear gas, hate speech marks 14th yellow vest protest

    Police have fired tear gas and brought in water cannons and a horse brigade to disperse several thousand yellow vest protesters who massed near a...

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  • It's huge: Bigfoot Conference draws hundreds to Nebraska

    It's big - and it's back: The third annual Bigfoot Conference in Hastings, Nebraska has drawn an estimated 700 believers, doubters and the merely...

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  • Vatican defrocks former US cardinal McCarrick for sex abuse

    Pope Francis has defrocked former U.S. Cardinal Theodore McCarrick, the highest-ranking prelate ever to be so punished for sexual abuse

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  • Armed bar attack kills 5, wounds 5 more in Mexico's Cancun

    Violence has been rising in Cancun and region of Quintana Roo as a whole.

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  • Montenegrins march demanding government resignation

    Thousands marched, demanding President Djukanovic's government resign.

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  • Bulgarian nationalists march in honor of pro-Nazi general

    World War II general was known for his anti-Semitic and pro-Nazi activities.

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