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    Thousands of people have taken to the streets in Brazil to against far-right, front-runner presidential candidate Jair Bolsonaro. People occupied...

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    'Dark day' as Congolese rebels kill 2 health agents fighting deadly Ebola outbreak, health minister says

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  • Mexico slowly processes caravan migrants at Guatemala border

    For second straight day refused mass entry to a caravan of Central Americans.

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  • Violence, confusion surround Afghan parliamentary elections

    Afghanistan's first parliamentary elections in eight years suffered from violence and chaos Saturday, with a multitude of attacks killing at least 36...

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  • Latest communal violence in central Nigeria kills 55

    The "frequent resort to bloodshed" is condemned.

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  • A timeline of Saudi statements on the killing of Khashoggi

    The official Saudi statements on the fate of journalist Jamal Khashoggi have changed several times since he mysteriously disappeared after entering...

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  • The Latest: Germany reassessing arms sales to Saudi Arabia

    Germany's foreign minister is calling into question the sale of arms to Saudi Arabia, after the kingdom acknowledged that writer Jamal Khashoggi was...

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  • Toronto-to-Boston flight diverted to Albany, lands safely

    Authorities say a Canadian regional airline flight from Toronto to Boston has landed safely in Albany after an air pressure problem developed in the...

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  • Saudi account of Khashoggi killing is widely denounced

    Turkey will "never allow a cover-up" of the killing of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi in Saudi Arabia's consulate in Istanbul, a Turkish ruling...

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  • The Latest: Mexico processes second group of 45 migrants

    Mexican authorities have allowed a second group of about 45 migrants to be processed at the border with Guatemala

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  • Former Dutch PM Wim Kok dies at 80, haunted by Srebrenica

    Former Dutch Prime Minister Wim Kok, a trade unionist-turned-politician who inspired a new breed of pragmatic Social Democratic leaders who swept to...

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  • Sri Lanka to recall peacekeeping commander on UN request

    Sri Lanka's military says that it will recall its commander leading a UN peacekeeping contingent in Mali a day after the world body asked him to be...

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  • The Latest: Suicide blast kills 3 at Afghan polling station

    Afghanistan's first parliamentary elections in eight years suffered from violence and chaos Saturday, with a multitude of attacks killing at least 3...

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  • Tropical Storms Willa and Vicente swirling off Mexico

    One is forecast to become a hurricane and approach the country's west coast.

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  • Russian deputy foreign minister denounces US trolling case

    A top Russian diplomat says that the U.S. allegation that a Russian woman helped oversee a social media effort to influence the American midterm...

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  • IS frees 6 hostages in exchange with Syrian government

    Syrian opposition activists say the Islamic State group has released two women and four children they had been holding since July in an exchange with...

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  • The Latest: Group: Malta finally allows rescue ship to leave

    A humanitarian group says its migrant rescue ship has been cleared to leave Malta for repairs, after being prevented from doing so for months by the...

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  • Police says suicide bomber strikes election polling station in Afghan capital Kabul, casualties reported

    Police says suicide bomber strikes election polling station in Afghan capital Kabul, casualties reported

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  • Ex-India state official: Most train victims migrant workers

    A former state government official says most of the casualties of a train disaster that killed dozens in northern India were migrant workers

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  • Moscow blocks commemoration of Stalin victims at city square

    Moscow authorities have refused permission for an annual commemoration of Stalin-era political repression victims to be held in Lubyanka Square...

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  • The Jamal Khashoggi I knew: mentor, bridge between cultures

    The Jamal Khashoggi I knew: mentor, guide, bridge between political Islam and the West

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  • Australia's ruling coalition forced into minority government

    Australia's ruling coalition has been forced into minority government after a massive swing against its senior partner, the Liberal Party, in a...

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  • Terror charges against Sri Lankan in Australia dropped

    The family of a Sri Lankan man living in Australia says terrorism charges against him have been dropped

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  • Head of Turkish-Arab media group calls for punishment for "authority that gave the orders" in killing of Saudi writer

    Head of Turkish-Arab media group calls for punishment for "authority that gave the orders" in killing of Saudi writer

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  • 3 charged in southern France extremist attack

    Three people have been charged in France over an Islamic extremist's shooting rampage and supermarket hostage-taking earlier this year

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  • Rights groups warn Ethiopia against return to repression

    Rights groups warn Ethiopia against return to repression; police said detainees 'brainwashed'

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  • Cyprus takes in 29 Syrian migrants departing from Lebanon

    Cypriot police say most of the 29 Syrian migrants who arrived to the Mediterranean island nation after setting sail from Lebanon told authorities they...

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  • Turkish ruling party official says Turkey "will never allow a cover-up" in case of killed Saudi writer Jamal Khashoggi

    Turkish ruling party official says Turkey "will never allow a cover-up" in case of killed Saudi writer Jamal Khashoggi

    Oct 20

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  • Thousands of pro-independence demonstrators rally in Taiwan

    Demonstrators express their disapproval of China's stance toward their island.

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  • South Africa highway crash kills at least 27, including kids

    South Africa highway crash kills at least 27 people, including small children

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  • Africa's youngest billionaire free 9 days after abduction

    Africa's youngest billionaire free 9 days after abduction from Tanzanian luxury hotel

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  • Silenced forever: Saudi Arabia admits Khashoggi is dead

    Influential voice on Saudi affairs is silenced forever as Saudi Arabia admits writer Jamal Khashoggi was killed inside its consulate in Istanbul.

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  • A look at Afghanistan's parliamentary elections

    A look at what's at stake, numbers and main issues in Afghanistan's parliamentary elections

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  • Saudis confirm Jamal Khashoggi was killed inside consulate

    Saudi Arabia admits Jamal Khashoggi was killed in the Saudi Consulate.

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  • Japan deepens Southeast Asian ties with airmen program

    Japan's defense minister says he plans to start a program for professional airmen to strengthen ties between his country and Southeast Asia

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  • Polls open in Afghanistan's parliamentary elections, protected by thousands of Afghan forces

    Polls open in Afghanistan's parliamentary elections, protected by thousands of Afghan forces

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  • 1 dead, dozens hurt after tour bus, pickup truck collide

    Authorities say one person has died and nearly 40 others have been injured after a tour bus and a pickup truck collided on a central Pennsylvania...

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  • Silenced forever: Saudi Arabia admits Khashoggi is dead

    Influential voice on Saudi affairs is silenced forever as Saudi Arabia admits writer Jamal Khashoggi was killed inside its consulate in Istanbul.

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  • Train mows down crowd at India festival, at least 60 dead

    A speeding train ran over a crowd watching fireworks during a religious festival in northern India on Friday, killing at least 60 people

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  • The Jamal Khashoggi I knew: mentor, bridge between cultures

    The Jamal Khashoggi I knew: mentor, guide, bridge between political Islam and the West

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  • Caravan migrants break Guatemala border fence, rush Mexico

    Central Americans traveling in a mass caravan have broken through a Guatemalan border fence and streamed by the thousands toward Mexican territory,...

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  • 18 Saudi citizens detained in connection with murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi

    Officials said a fight inside the Saudi consulate in Turkey led to his death.

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  • Saudi state-run news agency says royal court adviser close to crown prince fired in wake of Jamal Khashoggi killing

    Saudi state-run news agency says royal court adviser close to crown prince fired in wake of Jamal Khashoggi killing

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  • Saudi state-run media: King Salman has proposal to restructure kingdom's intelligence services after Khashoggi killing

    Saudi state-run media: King Salman has proposal to restructure kingdom's intelligence services after Khashoggi killing

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  • Saudi state-run news agency says "the kingdom expresses its deep regret" over the slaying of writer Jamal Khashoggi

    Saudi state-run news agency says "the kingdom expresses its deep regret" over the slaying of writer Jamal Khashoggi

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  • Saudi state-run news agency: 18 suspects held in Jamal Khasoggi's death

    Saudi state-run news agency quotes prosecutors as saying 18 Saudis held as suspects in Jamal Khasoggi's death

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  • Assange presses Ecuador to grant basic rights under asylum

    WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange is seeking a court injunction pressing Ecuador to provide basic rights he says the country agreed to when it granted...

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  • Saudi state-run news agency quotes prosecutors as saying that Jamal Khashoggi was killed in Saudi Consulate in a fight

    Saudi state-run news agency quotes prosecutors as saying that Jamal Khashoggi was killed in Saudi Consulate in a fight

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  • WhatsApp tells companies to stop spam amid Brazil elections

    The messaging service WhatsApp says it has sent "cease and desist" letters to stop companies from sending bulk messages related to Brazil's election...

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