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  • More than 260 migrants died trying to cross the US southern border: Report

    A report obtained by ABC News indicates hundreds of migrants died this year.

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  • Rajapaksa set to quit as Sri Lanka's premier to end crisis

    A Sri Lankan lawmaker says disputed Prime Minister Mahinda Rajapaksa will resign Saturday to end the country's political crisis

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  • Australia recognizes west Jerusalem as Israel's capital

    Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison says his government has decided to formally recognize west Jerusalem as Israel's capital, but won't move its...

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  • Australian prime minister says his government recognizes west Jerusalem as Israel's capital, but won't move embassy yet

    Australian prime minister says his government recognizes west Jerusalem as Israel's capital, but won't move embassy yet

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  • AP Explains: Why is Sri Lankan prime minister resigning

    AP Explains: Why is Sri Lankan prime minister resigning

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  • China suspends tariff hikes on US cars, auto parts

    China suspends tariff hikes on U.S. cars, trucks and auto parts following trade cease-fire with Washington

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  • Slain US student texted friend about roommate's threat

    An American student who was fatally stabbed in her Netherlands apartment had texted her friend six days earlier, saying her roommate threatened to...

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  • Serbia talks up armed intervention as Kosovo OKs new army

    Serbia threatened a possible armed intervention in Kosovo after the Kosovo parliament overwhelmingly approved the formation of an army

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  • 3 police, 1 marine killed in violent Mexico clashes

    Mexico's federal police say three agents have been killed in an attack in the western state of Michoacan

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  • South Sudan marks 5 years of vicious civil war

    More than 4 million people have been uprooted by the bloodletting, the majority of whom are children, according to UNICEF.

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  • Brazilian president orders extradition of Cesare Battisti

    Brazil's President Michel Temer has ordered the extradition of an Italian communist militant convicted of murder in his home country

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  • The Latest: Slain US student told friend of roommate threat

    An American student who was fatally stabbed in her apartment had texted a friend last week, saying her roommate threatened to kill three people

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  • Nicaraguan police raid NGO offices, seize records

    Nicaraguan police raided the offices of five nongovernmental organizations and an independent media outlet, alleging that they sought the government's...

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  • 'Young miracle' newborn recovers from Ebola after mom dies in childbirth

    The baby's mother, who had Ebola, died in childbirth.

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  • Brazil faith healer wanted by police as abuse cases mount

    Brazilian police are seeking to arrest a celebrity faith healer after more than 300 people came forward with allegations of sexual abuse

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  • Venezuela's El Nacional publishes last print edition

    Venezuela's last nationally circulated anti-government newspaper published its final print edition amid unrelenting government pressure and paper...

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  • French hunt for possible accomplices of Strasbourg attacker

    French police have killed the man who they believed attacked Strasbourg's Christmas market but investigators kept digging Friday for possible...

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  • The Latest: Serbian leader lashes out at US over Kosovo army

    Serbia's president has denounced the United States for its support of a Kosovo army and praised allies Russia and China for their opposition to the...

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  • Greek protest against Macedonia deal ends in violence

    Police in northern Greece have used tear gas and water cannon to disperse anti-government protesters opposed to a proposed agreement with neighbor...

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  • EU leaders approve small steps to buttress euro currency

    Leaders of the European Union have agreed to press ahead with a common eurozone budget to help the currency union weather future crises.

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  • Scuba Santa goes swimming with sharks

    These sea creatures must have been on Santa's "nice" list because he didn't need a chimney to visit them and hand out treats in a tank in Malta's...

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  • Turkey's Erdogan reveals part of Khashoggi killing audio

    Turkey's president says he has heard an audio recording in which a suspected killer of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi allegedly says: "I know how to...

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  • US sanctions 3 over activities in South Sudan's civil war

    US sanctions retired Israeli military official, 2 locals over activities in South Sudan war

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  • Israeli ambassador bemoans glorification of Ukrainian leader

    The Israeli ambassador to Ukraine has sharply criticized legislators' move to honor a Ukrainian nationalist leader

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  • One 'nebulous' word sends sparks flying over Brexit talks

    As if the Brexit negotiations weren't tense and anxious enough, one sentence had sparks flying between two of the biggest protagonists of all _ EU...

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  • Rwandan leader says at least 2 troops killed in rebel attack

    Rwanda's leader says at least 2 troops killed in attack by rebels who entered from Congo

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  • Belarus' leader slams Russian talk of taking over his nation

    The leader of Belarus is charging that Russia has pondered incorporation of his nation

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  • A diving Santa, fishing in Russia, elections in India: World in Photos

    Here's a look at the top photos from around the globe.

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  • Pakistan says bomb attack kills 6 troops in Baluchistan

    Pakistan's military says a roadside bomb targeting security forces has killed six troops and wounded several others in the country's southwestern town...

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  • 'Young miracle' newborn recovers from Ebola after mom dies in childbirth

    The baby's mother, who had Ebola, died in childbirth.

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  • Truck veers off road in Nepal, killing at least 16 people

    At least 16 people have been killed and many more are injured after a truck veers off a mountain road in Nepal

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  • Officials: Police kills Christmas market attacker in shootout

    French authorities say gunman in France's shootout near market in Strasbourg died in a shootout with police Thursday following a two-day manhunt.

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  • 7-year-old migrant girl dies in Border Patrol custody

    Officials say the Guatemala girl died of dehydration and shock after she was taken into custody last week for crossing from Mexico into the United...

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  • The Latest: Italian journalist among the dead in Strasbourg

    Italian Premier Giuseppe Conte says a young Italian journalist who was badly wounded in the Strasbourg Christmas market attack has died

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  • UN: Venezuela exodus likely to swell to 5.3 million in 2019

    The United Nations says the number of Venezuelans fleeing their country's economic and humanitarian crisis is expected to reach 5.3 million by the end...

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  • Nigeria suspends UNICEF work, alleges 'clandestine' activity

    Nigeria's military suspends UNICEF work in troubled northeast, alleging 'clandestine' activity

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  • Italy's premier: An Italian journalist wounded in the Strasbourg Christmas market attack has died

    Italy's premier: An Italian journalist wounded in the Strasbourg Christmas market attack has died

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  • Police: Truck carrying Nepal villagers from funeral veers off mountain road, killing at least 16 and injuring others

    Police: Truck carrying Nepal villagers from funeral veers off mountain road, killing at least 16 and injuring others

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  • Dutch court upholds maximum sentence for cyberbully

    A Dutch appeals court has upheld a prison sentence of nearly 11 years for a man convicted of cyberbullying dozens of young women and gay men around...

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  • Malta institutions under scrutiny after journalist's murder

    Council of Europe legal experts say the Mediterranean island nation of Malta needs better checks and balances, with the prime minister's powers...

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  • Syrian Kurdish-led fighters take Hajin, last town held by IS

    Syrian activists: US-backed, Kurdish-led fighters take major town in last area held by Islamic State group

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  • Restaurateur acknowledges trying to frame wife as terrorist

    A Maryland restaurateur has acknowledged he paid a man to both frame his wife as a terrorist and burn down his restaurant

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  • Lebanese minister presses for reforms after Moody's report

    Lebanon's finance minister says that the Moody's Investors Service report that downgraded the country's status shows the urgency of forming a new...

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  • Israeli army kills Palestinian in West Bank clashes

    An 18-year-old Palestinian died hours after Israeli soldiers shot him in clashes Friday with rock-throwing crowds in the West Bank

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  • EU's Juncker lashes Hungary's Orban over fake news

    European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker lashed out at the leader of Hungary for spreading fake news, after EU leaders called for measures to...

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  • Etihad sued for $2.3 billion by Air Berlin insolvency admin

    A Berlin court says the insolvency administrator for bankrupt airline Air Berlin has sued its former largest shareholder, Gulf airline Etihad, for 2...

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  • Tanzania says it won't accept gay rights as donors pull cash

    Tanzania says it won't accept gay rights as donors pull cash, calls conditions 'intolerable'

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  • Iraq summons Turkish ambassador over airstrikes

    Iraq's Foreign Ministry says it has summoned Turkey's ambassador to protest Turkish airstrikes on Kurdish militia positions in northern Iraq

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  • Liberal Polish political contender starts to lay out goals

    Robert Biedron, a prominent left-wing politician, says he wants to shut down coal mines operating in the country by 2035, improve health care and end...

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