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  • Israel partially demolishes suspected attacker's home

    Clashes between protesters and the military erupted after the demolition.

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  • North Korea warns US over stalled nuclear talks

    On the seventh anniversary of the death of King Jong Il, North Korean state media criticized a recent lack of progress in negotiations.

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  • Roadside bombs hit police convoy in Egypt's Sinai, kill 2

    Egyptian officials: 2 roadside bombs hit police convoy in northern Sinai, killing 2 conscripts

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  • Hungary: Protesting MPs ejected from state Broadcasting HQ

    Demonstrators have been protesting against Hungary's far-right PM Orban.

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  • UK student loan changes to add billions to budget deficit

    The Office of National Statistics says it is changing the way it treats student loans on government accounts in a decision that will add 12 billion...

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  • Japan restaurant explosion injures dozens

    More than 40 people were injured Sunday when a massive explosion rocked a restaurant in northern Japan, according to local news reports.

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  • Kremlin welcomes oligarch invitations to Davos forum

    The Kremlin has welcomed the decision by the World Economic Forum to renew invitations for three high-profiled Russians after an initial snub

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  • Bomb explodes outside private Greek TV station, no one hurt

    Powerful bomb damages private Greek television station Skai, no one hurt

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  • Nissan board meets but no chairman picked to replace Ghosn

    Nissan's board has met but no new chairman was picked to replace Carlos Ghosn, who was arrested last month on charges of violating financial...

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  • Man dies in cold spell in Serbia; schools close in Bosnia

    A man has frozen to death in Serbia as a cold spell throughout the Balkans slowed down traffic and closed down schools in some areas

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  • France attack: 1 person to appear before judge

    One person is to appear before a judge as part of a terrorism-related investigation into a shooting attack that killed five people last week near a...

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  • Malaysia files criminal charges against Goldman Sachs

    The charges relate to a multibillion-dollar scandal at state firm 1MDB.

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  • Report: Iranian steel mill workers detained after protests

    Report: Iranian authorities detain unspecified number of steel mill workers after weeks of protests over salary delays

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  • US conducts 6 airstrikes against Somalia extremists, 62 dead

    U.S. officials said that no civilians were injured or killed.

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  • US, China spar again over trade at WTO review of US policies

    A top U.S. diplomat in Geneva has used a review of America's trade policy to criticize "forced" technology transfer" and a "heavily skewed playing...

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  • North Korea warns US over stalled nuclear negotiations

    Pyongyang took a jab at the U.S. over stalled nuclear negotiations.

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  • Indian free in Pakistan after serving 3 years for spying

    Indian man convicted of spying in Pakistan free after serving 3-year prison sentence

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  • Indian troops enforce lockdown to foil Kashmir protest march

    Soldiers and police are enforcing a security lockdown to foil a public march toward India's military headquarters in disputed Kashmir in protest of...

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  • Prosecco's bubble shows no sign of bursting

    Global sales of Prosecco, the sparkling wine made in the northeastern hills of Italy, are booming and producers of Champagne, the original bubbly, are...

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  • South Africa's former leader joins Twitter amid legal woes

    "It's me, Jacob Zuma," the ex-leader says in an introductory video.

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  • Onetime Indian politician convicted in 1984 anti-Sikh riots

    An Indian court has convicted a former politician of helping incite violence during anti-Sikh pogroms that left thousands of people dead

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  • Swedish intelligence saw no foreign election meddling

    Sweden's domestic intelligence agency says foreign powers didn't carry out any comprehensive campaign to influence the Swedish parliamentary elections...

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  • May to argue 2nd referendum would violate public trust

    Britain has seen growing calls for another vote, amid parliamentary deadlock.

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  • Cambodia's biggest hydropower dam now producing electricity

    Cambodia's largest hydropower project has begun producing electricity as the country tries to increase its energy capacity to support a jump-start to...

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  • US military carries out 6 airstrikes in Somalia against al-Shabab extremist rebels, 62 killed

    US military carries out 6 airstrikes in Somalia against al-Shabab extremist rebels, 62 killed

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  • 1 Thai dead, 7 S. Korean tourists hurt in Thailand car crash

    Thai police says a car accident involving three vehicles has killed one Thai man and left 11 other people injured including seven South Korean...

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  • Saudi Arabia rejects US Senate's 'interference' in kingdom

    Saudi Arabia rejects US Senate resolution blaming its crown prince for the killing of Saudi journalist Khashoggi

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  • Can we talk? Ugandans try to coax longtime leader to leave

    Can we talk? On a continent of coups, Ugandans try to coax longtime president to step aside

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  • Suspected gas explosion destroys eatery in Japan, hurts 42

    The explosion caused nearby apartment buildings and houses to shake.

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  • Germany to compensate hundreds who fled Nazis as children

    Payments will go to people who were evacuated from Nazi Germany as children.

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  • Amazon workers on strike in Germany a week before Christmas

    The strike is part of a push for improved work conditions.

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  • Taliban say they're meeting US officials again on Monday

    Taliban to meet with US officials United Arab Emirates; Saudi, Pakistani and UAE representatives also attending

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  • Japan restaurant explosion injures dozens

    At least one person was in serious condition after the blast.

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  • Nissan to replace rock-star chairman amid arrest scandal

    Nissan's board will replace Carlos Ghosn, who was arrested last month.

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  • New Zealand leader excited for holiday break with infant

    New Zealand's Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern looking forward to spending more time with her daughter Neve over the Christmas break and thanking...

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  • Sri Lankan president doubts he can work with reappointed PM

    Sri Lanka's president accused newly reappointed premier of corrupt leadership in a scathing speech in which he voiced doubts about their ability to...

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  • Iraq lays cornerstone to rebuild iconic Mosul mosque

    Iraqi religious leaders have laid the cornerstone to rebuild Mosul's landmark al-Nuri mosque, which was blown up in the battle with Islamic State...

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  • Sudan president lands in Syria in 1st visit by Arab leader

    Sudan's president has become the first Arab League leader to visit Syria since civil war erupted there nearly eight years ago

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  • Brazil police say faith healer has turned himself in

    Celebrity Brazilian faith healer accused of sexually abusing more than 300 women

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  • Remove or keep a statue? South Africa debates painful legacy

    South African tussle over statue of 19th century white leader echoes similar US debate on Confederacy monuments

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  • North Korea marks 7th anniversary of Kim Jong Il's death

    North Koreans are marking the anniversary of the death of leader Kim Jong Il seven years ago with visits to statues and vows of loyalty to his son,...

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  • Croatia denies police violently push migrants into Bosnia

    Croatian authorities are denying a report by an international watchdog group that the country's police are illegally and sometimes violently pushing...

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  • Romania party boss calls rival's comment on EU post treason

    The leader of Romania's ruling party says the country's president should be charged with treason after he said Romania wasn't prepared to assume the...

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  • AP Interview: Catalan separatists on hunger strike speak out

    AP Interview: Separatist politicians on prison hunger strike say upcoming rebellion trial will be a platform to promote Catalonia's independence from...

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  • Israeli PM's son gets temporary ban on Facebook

    He wrote a post criticizing the social media platform as "thought police."

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  • Hungary sees another day of anti-government protests

    They oppose newly introduced laws that critics say will restrict worker rights.

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  • Canada gets access to detainee in China 6 days after arrest

    China arrested Canadian entrepreneur Michael Spavor six days ago.

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  • Kremlin candidate wins Far East governorship in repeat vote

    Russians living in the far eastern region of Primorsky Krai elected a Kremlin-backed candidate for governor after results from a previous election...

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  • New Ukrainian Orthodox leader gives 1st liturgy, urges unity

    New Ukrainian Orthodox leader urges peace and unity in first liturgy

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  • Bomb kills 8 in Syrian town held by Turkey-backed forces

    Syrian activists say a bomb blast in a northern town held by Turkish-backed opposition forces has killed at least eight people

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