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  • Philippine police chief resigns amid drug allegations

    Philippine national police chief resigned after he faced allegations in a Senate hearing that he intervened in 2013 to prevent provincial police...

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  • China's September imports from US fall 20% amid tariff war

    China's September imports from the United States fall 20.6% amid tariff war

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  • Ecuador indigenous, president strike deal to end protests

    Ecuador President Lenín Moreno and leaders of the country's indigenous peoples struck a deal Sunday night to cancel a disputed austerity package and...

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  • Japan looks for missing after typhoon, warned of mudslides

    Rescue crew are digging through mudslides and searching near swollen rivers after a typhoon caused serious damage in central and northern Japan

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  • The Latest: Ecuador president, indigenous leaders set truce

    Ecuadorian President Lenín Moreno and leaders of the country's indigenous peoples have struck a deal to cancel a disputed austerity package and end...

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  • Ecuador government, indigenous leaders agree to cancel austerity package and end street protests that left 7 dead

    Ecuador government, indigenous leaders agree to cancel austerity package and end street protests that left 7 dead

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  • Hundreds of migrants corralled at detention center in Mexico

    They'd tried to head north as part of a caravan aiming to reach the U.S.

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  • Orban's party suffers major losses in Hungary's local votes

    Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban's dominant right-wing Fidesz party has suffered large losses in local elections nationwide

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  • Thousands join protest called by Haiti's art community

    Protest in the capital called by art community demands President Moïse resign.

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  • Poland's ruling party declares victory in divided nation

    The party is popular for its social conservatism and generous social spending.

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  • Tunisia polls suggest conservative professor wins election

    Polling agencies say conservative, Islamist-backed law professor Kais Saied has won Tunisia's presidency

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  • The Latest: Hungary opposition parties win big in Budapest

    The candidate backed by several opposition parties has been elected mayor of Budapest, defeating the incumbent supported by Prime Minister Viktor...

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  • The Latest: Polish ruling party leader declares victory

    The leader of Poland's conservative ruling party has declared victory in an election after an exit poll showed his party expected to have a majority...

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  • Typhoon Hagibis kills up to 33

    The typhoon made landfall near Izu Peninsula in Shizuoka prefecture in central Japan -- south of Tokyo -- just before 7 p.m. local time Saturday,...

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  • The Latest: Tunisia projections say professor wins election

    Tunisian polling agencies are forecasting that conservative law professor Kais Saied has overwhelmingly won the North African country's presidential...

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  • Projections indicate that Islamist-backed professor Kais Saied wins Tunisia's presidential race

    Projections indicate that Islamist-backed professor Kais Saied wins Tunisia's presidential race

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  • Syrian Kurdish officials say they will work with Damascus to fend off Turkish invasion, are deploying along borders

    Syrian Kurdish officials say they will work with Damascus to fend off Turkish invasion, are deploying along borders

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  • Exit poll indicates Poland's conservative ruling party Law and Justice wins most votes in general election

    Exit poll indicates Poland's conservative ruling party Law and Justice wins most votes in general election

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  • Several wounded as mortars hit UN compound in Mogadishu

    Several wounded as mortars hit UN compound in Mogadishu in 'blatant act of terrorism'

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  • Armed men attack Burkina Faso mosque, kill at least 16

    Armed men attack Burkina Faso mosque, kill at least 16 people and wound 2

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  • US withdraws troops from northern Syria as Turkey expands military operation

    Turkey's military operation targets America's Kurdish allies there.

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  • Syrian TV says government troops moving to the north to confront ongoing Turkish offensive, no further details

    Syrian TV says government troops moving to the north to confront ongoing Turkish offensive, no further details

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  • Ukraine's president calls for calm at nationalists' march

    There's growing anger at peace plan for separatist conflict in eastern Ukraine.

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  • Brexit divorce talks between UK and EU go down to the wire

    Johnson says Brexit divorce talks between UK and EU have 'significant amount of work' ahead

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  • Aftermath of Typhoon Hagibis that killed up to 33 seen in dramatic images

    First responders conducted rescues for people stranded in their homes.

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  • Kremlin relishes US pullback from Syria, turmoil in Ukraine

    They are seen to offer new opportunities for the Kremlin to expand its clout.

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  • Iran offers warning after mysterious tanker attack

    Pakistani prime minister visits Iran to mediate between Tehran, Saudi Arabia.

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  • Thousands in Berlin protest against anti-Semitism

    Thousands in Berlin protest against anti-Semitism after deadly synagogue attack

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  • 'Be water': Police swoop as Hong Kong protests shift tactics

    Black-clad protesters calling for political reforms have started gathering in several Hong Kong districts

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  • Sri Lanka presidential hopeful vows to bolster intelligence

    Sri Lanka's former defense chief, a presidential hopeful, says he will empower the state's intelligence sector with necessary legal cover for their...

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  • Israeli president asks Putin to pardon imprisoned tourist

    Young Israeli woman sentenced to 7 years in prison on drug charges in Russia.

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  • North Macedonia police find 45 migrants packed in van

    North Macedonia police find 45 Pakistani migrants packed in van

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  • Bangladesh indicts 8 for 2015 killing of publisher

    A court in Bangladesh's capital has indicted eight suspected Islamist militants tied to a banned group over the 2015 killing of a man who published...

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  • The Latest: Typhoon leaves up to 33 dead in Japan

    Rescuers in Japan are continuing to help people in the aftermath of a ferocious typhoon, as the death toll from the storm climbed to as high as 33.

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  • Kosovo officials hospitalized after opening ballot boxes

    Kosovo election officials hospitalized after opening ballot boxes from Serbia

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  • Typhoon leaves as many as 33 dead as Japan continues rescue efforts

    Rescue efforts for people stranded in flooded areas have begun.

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  • 176 migrants rescued off Libya, 110 others turned back

    176 migrants rescued off Libyan coast, 110 others turned back toward Tunisia

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  • Saudi soccer team visits West Bank for 1st time

    Saudi Arabia's national soccer team has arrived in the West Bank for its first match in the Palestinian territories

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  • Turkey says it has taken control of major highway in northern Syria after battles with Kurdish forces

    Turkey says it has taken control of major highway in northern Syria after battles with Kurdish forces

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  • Sudanese rebel groups seek peace after years of fighting

    Sudan's transitional government has 6 months to make peace with the country's rebels; talks to officially start next week

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  • Egypt's president to meet with Ethiopia PM over Nile dispute

    Egypt's president says he will meet with the Ethiopian prime minister in efforts to restart critical talks over Ethiopia's soon-to-be-finished Blue...

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  • Gas explosion kills 9, injures 10 in east China

    Chinese state broadcaster CCTV says nine people have been killed in a restaurant gas explosion in eastern China

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  • Mozambique elections key to country's peace and stability

    Mozambique's elections on Tuesday are almost certain to return the ruling party, Frelimo, and President Filipe Nyusi, to power - but it is unclear if...

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  • Algerians protest bill to boost foreign money in oil sector

    Thousands of Algerians protest bill to boost foreign investment in oil sector

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  • US official says "small group" of American troops pull out of base in Syrian town as Turkish forces advance

    US official says "small group" of American troops pull out of base in Syrian town as Turkish forces advance

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  • China, Nepal sign deals for connectivity, security and trade

    Nepal and China have signed 20 agreements, including one on a trans-Himalayan railway, as Chinese President Xi Jinping wrapped up a two-day visit to...

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  • Pope, Amazon bishops alarmed by Ecuador violence

    Pope, Amazon bishops alarmed by Ecuador violence and appeal for peace

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  • German police free Polish woman kidnapped in Netherlands

    German police say they have liberated a 22-year-old Polish woman who was kidnapped by three Polish men in the Netherlands

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  • Pope canonizes John Henry Newman, 19th-century theologian

    With Prince Charles looking on, Pope Francis on Sunday canonized Cardinal John Henry Newman and praised the 19th-century Anglican convert who became...

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  • US official says American troops in northern Syria at risk of being 'isolated,' could clash with Turkish-backed forces

    US official says American troops in northern Syria at risk of being 'isolated,' could clash with Turkish-backed forces

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