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  • Sydney teen jailed for planning attack

    A Sydney court has sentenced a teenager to at least 12 years in prison for planning an attack inspired by the Islamic State group for which he bought...

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  • Cubans fly around the world hunting shopping bargains

    Most people don't think of Haiti as a shopping destination _ unless they're Cuban

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  • US Marines declare 5 missing crew members dead in warplanes crash last week off Japan's coast; say search has ended

    US Marines declare 5 missing crew members dead in warplanes crash last week off Japan's coast; say search has ended

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  • China, US discuss plans for trade talks

    China, US discuss plans for trade talks in sign negotiations going ahead despite tension over Huawei arrest

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  • US to return 3 bells seized from Philippines a century ago

    Three church bells seized by American troops as war trophies more than a century ago have arrived in Manila to be handed back to the Philippines, a...

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  • Canada's Aurora Cannabis buys Mexico's Farmacias Magistrales

    The Canadian company Aurora Cannabis Inc. says it has signed a letter of intent to acquire all outstanding shares of Mexico's Farmacias Magistrales SA

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  • US judge tosses bulk of suit against Trump immigration move

    A U.S. judge in San Francisco says the Trump administration provided adequate justification for its decision to end a program that reunited hundreds...

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  • Mexico's president, judiciary in standoff over pay

    Mexico's new president says salaries for some in the country's judicial branch are "offensive" and that he will leave it to the Congress to implement...

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  • Puerto Rico to hire crews, fix 106K streetlights post-Maria

    Puerto Rico's power company says it plans to hire private firms to repair some 106,000 streetlights across the U.S. territory that remain in the dark...

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  • Italy's Salvini says fears about new migrant law 'surreal'

    Italy's interior minister is defending a new government-backed law eliminating the category of "humanitarian protection" for migrants, saying it will...

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  • Voters send decisive message against corruption in Peru

    Voters in Peru have sent a decisive message to the nation's politicians: Push through measures to stamp out corruption

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  • 102-year-old becomes oldest skydiver in the world while jumping for charity

    Irene O'Shea jumped to raise money for Motor Neurone Disease Association.

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  • Yemen's warring sides negotiating truce for key port Hodeida

    Delegations from Yemen's warring sides are negotiating over expanding a shaky truce in the key port city of Hodeida, a point considered major by the...

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  • Macron addresses French nation after weeks of unrest, announces new economic measures

    The French president said protests come from "40 years of malaise."

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  • Lawyer: Irish priest O'Reilly has finished Chile sentence

    An attorney in Chile for an Irish-born priest of the Legion of Christ religious order says he has finished serving a four-year sentence for sexually...

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  • Armenian prime minister's bloc wins parliamentary majority

    Allies of Armenia's new leader win overwhelming majority following early parliamentary vote

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  • Researchers announce items that survived Brazil museum fire

    Researchers from Brazil's National Museum say that they have recovered more than 1,500 pieces from the debris of a massive fire

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  • Russia sends 2 nuclear-capable bombers to Venezuela

    The Russian military says two of its nuclear-capable strategic bombers have arrived in Venezuela, a deployment that comes amid soaring Russia-U.S....

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  • Cat rescued after being stuck between walls for hours

    The cat was taken to a local veterinarian to recover after the incident.

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  • Theresa May says she will delay a planned vote on Brexit despite furious Parliament

    The delay announcement has sparked anger across the political spectrum.

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  • Italy: Teen, club owners investigated in fatal stampede

    Italian prosecutors say eight people are under investigation so far in connection to a stampede at a packed nightclub that killed six people, five of...

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  • Puerto Rico overhauls tax laws to help workers, businesses

    Puerto Rico's governor has signed a bill to overhaul the U.S. territory's tax laws in a bid to help workers and some business owners amid a 12-year...

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  • The Latest: Red Cross: Migrant policy mustn't add suffering

    A top humanitarian leader admits governments have a right to set migration policy, but insist they shouldn't increase suffering or play into a recent...

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  • UN Syria envoy: Work ongoing for constitutional committee

    The U.N. Special envoy for Syria says work is still ongoing to try form a committee meant to draft a new constitution before the end of the year

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  • In unusual admission, French President Emmanuel Macron says he's partially responsible for anger fueling protests

    In unusual admission, French President Emmanuel Macron says he's partially responsible for anger fueling protests

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  • Former health care executive charged with securities fraud

    A British national has been charged in an alleged plot to defraud investors out of hundreds of millions of dollars in connection with a health care...

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  • Legendary Russian human rights activist Lyudmila Alexeyeva dies at 91

    Lyudmila Alexeyeva, a revered human rights activist, died Saturday in Moscow.

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  • 8 people, including a teen boy, investigated for disco stampede deaths: Prosecutors

    A teenager and seven other people are being investigated in the stampede deaths.

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  • French president promises to speed up tax relief, urges companies to give bonuses to struggling workers

    French president promises to speed up tax relief, urges companies to give bonuses to struggling workers

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  • UK PM delays key Brexit vote amid fury in Parliament

    Theresa May says she is calling off a key Brexit vote in Parliament scheduled for Tuesday amid deepening infighting among politicians.

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  • French President Macron criticizes 'inadmissible violence' of protests, promises 'all means' to restore calm

    French President Macron criticizes 'inadmissible violence' of protests, promises 'all means' to restore calm

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  • Goodyear halts tire production in Venezuela as economy slips

    U.S. tire company Goodyear has announced it will no longer continue production in Venezuela as economic conditions in the South American nation...

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  • Prime Minister Theresa May postpones Brexit vote

    May delayed Tuesday's vote on the Brexit deal, which faced fierce opposition, leaving its future up in the air.

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  • Kosovo's prime minister says new army will serve world peace

    Kosovo's prime minister says that the army the country expects to have soon will be a modest contributor to creating world peace

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  • Italy's Salvini on Bannon: stimulating, but not European

    Italy's right-wing interior minister says former Trump administration adviser Steve Bannon has interesting ideas but that he doesn't understand...

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  • Macedonia parliament attack amnesty sparks prison protest

    Macedonia parliament attack amnesty sparks prison protest

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  • Protests in Paris, migrants in Spain, a swimming Santa: World in Photos, Dec. 10

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

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  • US blocks ex-Gambian president, family from entering

    The U.S. State Department says former Gambian President Yahya Jammeh and members of his immediate family are now ineligible for entry into the United...

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  • Israeli brass to brief Russian military on Hezbollah tunnels

    Senior Israeli military officers are flying to Moscow to update their Russian counterparts about an operation launched last week to "expose and...

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  • Israel raids Palestinian news agency in hunt for gunmen

    Israeli military forces have carried out a series of raids in the West Bank city of Ramallah, bursting into stores and offices of the official...

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  • Cyprus sees surge in migrants crossing from breakaway north

    People trafficking rings set sights on Cyprus as other migrant routes to Europe are blocked

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  • Brazil police to investigate spiritual healer

    Police in Brazil say a special task force will investigate the accusations made by 10 women who say they were sexually abused by self-styled spiritual...

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  • Outrage after plaques honoring Rome's deported Jews stolen

    Rome's mayor has denounced the apparent theft of 20 small bronze plaques honoring the members of a Jewish family deported during the Holocaust

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  • At a glance: The new UN migration pact

    A look at the Global Compact on Migration adopted by acclamation by 164 U.N. member states

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  • Egypt restricts yellow vests sales to avoid copycat protests

    Egypt restricts sales of yellow vests, fearing copycat protests inspired by France ahead of next month's anniversary of 2011 uprising

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  • Markets on edge as Brexit uncertainty hits new highs

    Investors face increased volatility in financial markets, especially for the pound, as Prime Minister Theresa May cancels a parliamentary vote on her...

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  • Iraq celebrates victory over IS while grappling with legacy

    Iraq is marking the anniversary of its costly victory over the Islamic State group, which has lost virtually all the territory it once held but still...

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  • German man who fought for Taliban convicted of terrorism

    A 37-year-old German man who fought for the Taliban in Afghanistan has been convicted of membership in a terrorist organization

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  • Qatari envoy says Israel rejected air link with Gaza

    A Qatari envoy is being quoted as saying that Israel has rejected a proposal to open an air link between the blockaded Gaza Strip and Doha

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  • Croatia unveils monument to late wartime leader Tudjman

    Croatia has unveiled a monument to late leader Franjo Tudjman, who led the country to independence from the former Yugoslavia but has also been...

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