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  • Tip from public helped Germany foil ricin attack plot

    German security officials say a call from the public helped foil an Islamic extremist's plan to use the toxin ricin to carry out a deadly attack

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  • Germany, France, other key EU nations to hold mini summit on migration Sunday

    Germany, France, other key EU nations to hold mini summit on migration Sunday

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  • Giant operation against wildlife crime in 92 countries

    International police agency Interpol said a giant operation against illegal trade in wildlife and timber resulted in millions of dollars-worth of...

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  • The Latest: Italy: Europe must unite to manage migrants

    Italian President Sergio Mattarella says it is up to a united European Union to manage the arrival of refugees forced to flee their homelands

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  • Families plea for bigger search for 192 from Indonesia ferry

    Indonesian officials say more than 190 people are missing from a ferry sinking early this week at a popular lake on Sumatra, many more than previously...

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  • EU tells Luxembourg to recoup back taxes from French firm

    The EU's state aid watchdog is ordering Luxembourg to recover 120 million euros in unpaid taxes from French electricity provider Engie

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  • South Sudan's warring leaders set to meet face to face

    South Sudan's warring leaders set to meet face-to-face for 1st time in nearly 2 years

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  • South Korea leader urges denuclearization steps from North

    South Korea's president has urged North Korea to present a plan with concrete steps toward denuclearization, raising the pressure on North Korean...

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  • UN Human Rights Council back to work with US seats empty

    The United Nations' Human Rights Council returned to business as usual Wednesday despite the U.S. pulling out _ what one Western diplomat called a...

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  • Taliban strikes Afghan army checkpoints, killing 30 troops

    An Afghan official says Taliban fighters have killed at least 30 Afghan soldiers in an attack on two checkpoints in western Badghis province

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  • Gunmen kill police officer's son, uncle in SW Pakistan

    Police in Pakistan say gunmen have opened fire on a police officer's car in the northwestern city of Quetta, killing his minor son and uncle and...

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  • Yemeni forces say they seized Hodeida airport runway

    Yemeni government forces backed by the United Arab Emirates say they have seized the southern runway of the international airport near the Yemeni city...

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  • Asylum claims up in US , migration down in developed world

    Migration declined last year in the developed world for the first time since 2011 but the overall trend is inevitably up, according to a new report...

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  • Drawings expose sexual abuses in UAE-run prisons in Yemen

    Emirati officers in Yemen's network of secret prisons are sexually abusing hundreds of prisoners who smuggled drawings from inside one of the prisons...

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  • Israel strikes Hamas after heavy rocket attacks from Gaza

    Israel's military says its warplanes have struck some 25 Hamas positions in Gaza after Palestinian militants fired dozens of rockets and mortars at...

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  • Eritrea sending delegation to rival Ethiopia for peace talks

    Eritrea sends 1st delegation to rival Ethiopia since 1998 for peace talks; 'positive signals'

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  • Moldova court invalidates election win of pro-European mayor

    A Moldovan court has invalidated the election victory of a pro-European candidate to the post of mayor of the Moldovan capital

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  • Canadian senate passes weed bill but legalization delayed

    Canada's Senate has given final passage to the federal government's bill to legalize recreational cannabis, though Canadians will have to wait at...

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  • Burning kites from Gaza damage Israeli farms, wildlife

    After years of rocket attacks and militant infiltrations from Gaza, residents of southern Israel are now coping with a new kind of threat: incendiary...

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  • Sexual abuses rampant in UAE-controlled prisons in Yemen

    Hundreds of Yemeni men held without trial in secret prisons run by the United Arab Emirates, a key U.S. ally, are being subjected to sexual abuse in...

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  • South Korean crypto exchange loses $31 million from hack

    A leading South Korean cryptocurrency exchange says $31 million worth of virtual currencies have been stolen by hackers

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  • Survey: Companies in China feel pressure to give up tech

    A business group says one in five foreign companies in China feel compelled to hand over technology as the price of market access _ a key irritant in...

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  • Many in Puerto Rico still under tarps as storm threat looms

    Thousands of people across Puerto Rico are still living in damaged homes, protected by blue plastic tarps, nine months since Hurricane Maria...

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  • Asian stocks take breather from trade tension; markets mixed

    Asian markets mixed as traders sideline trade tensions for encouraging housing data

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  • Indonesian officials raise number of people missing from ferry sinking in Sumatra on Monday evening to 166

    Indonesian officials raise number of people missing from ferry sinking in Sumatra on Monday evening to 166

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  • Saudi-led coalition displays Yemeni arms allegedly from Iran

    Officials in the Saudi-led coalition fighting to capture a crucial Yemeni port displayed weapons captured on the battlefield that they say show Iran...

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  • Coronation plans threaten poll delay in junta-ruled Thailand

    Thailand's military government will hold elections only after a coronation ceremony for the new Thai king, casting fresh doubt on promises the polls...

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  • Halting S.Korea-US drills risks weakening N.Korea deterrence

    Halting South Korea-US drills risks weakening the allies' deterrence against North Korea

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  • China says North Korean leader Kim Jong Un to visit Beijing

    Chinese President Xi Jinping has told North Korean leader Kim Jong Un he hopes Pyongyang and Washington can implement the outcome of last week's...

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  • Pearl Harbor survivor says goodbye before leaving Hawaii

    A Pearl Harbor survivor has said what could be his final goodbye to the site where thousands of fellow sailors and Marines died nearly eight decades...

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  • 3 more killed as Nicaragua's political unrest hits 2 months

    A Nicaraguan rights group says three people have been killed in the city of Masaya as authorities try to regain control on the two-month anniversary...

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  • North Korea expected to return remains of up to 200 US service members

    President Trump says he asked Kim Jong Un for the remains at last week's summit.

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  • Venezuela's socialist boss to head Constitutional Assembly

    Venezuela's all-powerful National Constitutional Assembly has named as its new chief a man deemed by U.S. officials to be an international drug...

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  • US loses top spot in World's 50 Best Restaurants rankings

    The late Anthony Bourdain was remembered at an award ceremony.

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  • US pays $400K to settle lawsuit with border agent with PTSD

    Federal government agrees to pay $400,000 to settle a lawsuit by a former US Border Patrol agent who said his assignment in Texas triggered...

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  • London police say short circuit caused minor subway blast

    Authorities in London say a battery short circuit caused a small explosion at a London Underground station that injured five people

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  • Twin brothers reunited 74 years after WWII death at Normandy

    American twin brothers killed in World War II are reunited 74 years after their deaths at a cemetery in Normandy

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  • Iran rebuffs Trump's call for OPEC to increase oil output

    Iran rebuffed on Tuesday U.S. President Donald Trump's call on OPEC to increase production this week and limit global energy prices.

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  • Commander warns against leaving Afghanistan too rapidly

    The Army commander nominated to take over U.S. operations in Afghanistan warns Congress that if America leaves the fight too rapidly, there is a risk...

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  • Yemeni officials say fighting rages around Hodeida airport

    Yemeni military officials say fighting has escalated outside the airport of the vital Yemeni city of Hodeida

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  • 3 gay rights activists shot to death in southern Mexico

    Mexican officials say three LGBTQ activists have been shot dead and left along a highway in the troubled southern state of Guerrero

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  • UN envoy: Palestinian refugees 'weeks away' from major cuts

    The UN Mideast envoy says the UN agency for Palestinian refugees is "weeks away from painful cuts" to its emergency assistance for Gaza and refugees...

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  • Bahrain's opposition slams case against leading figure

    A Bahraini opposition group and human rights organizations say the government's case against a leading Shiite opposition figure contains "tampered...

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  • Macedonian parliament starts debate on name deal with Greece

    Macedonia's parliament has started debating a law ratifying the agreement with Greece under which the country will rename itself "North Macedonia."

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  • Vatican promises to hear more abuse complaints in Chile

    A papal envoy looking into clerical sexual abuse is leaving Chile, but he says the Vatican will continue collecting testimony from people who allege...

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  • Residents accuse Mali army of killing at least 25 civilians

    Residents accuse Mali army of killing at least 25 civilians in region where extremists operate

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  • Russian energy company's manager arrested on spying charges

    A court in Moscow has arrested a top manager of a state-controlled energy company on spying charges

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  • German, French leaders propose Eurozone budget

    The leaders of Germany and France say they want to create a Eurozone budget they hope will boost investment and provide a safety mechanism for the 19...

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  • Jordan PM promises cuts in government spending, tax review

    Jordan's new prime minister says his government will cut spending by 150 million dinars ($211 million) this year to show that raising taxes isn't the...

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  • Russia to slam retaliatory tariffs on US imports

    Russia has announced retaliatory measures in response to the U.S. steel tariffs, saying they will strike a variety of U.S. imports to Russia

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