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    Witnesses and medical officials say an Associated Press cameraman has been shot and wounded while covering a demonstration in the Gaza Strip. Rashed...

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  • 6 arrested on sex charges at Toronto all-boys school

    Police have arrested six students from a prestigious private all-boys Catholic school in Toronto and charged them with sexual assault related to a...

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  • Brazil's Petrobras to be led by privatization advocate

    Brazil's president-elect is appointing a pro-market reformer to lead the state oil company Petrobras

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  • 1 killed, 3 wounded in Haiti amid violent protests

    One police officer was killed and three people were wounded in Haiti on Monday amid a second day of countrywide protests over allegations of...

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  • Migrants fearful, anxious in aftermath of Tijuana protests

    The United States has closed off northbound traffic for several hours at the busiest border crossing with Mexico to install new security barriers, a...

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  • Judge to decide on espionage trial for Panama ex-leader

    Former Panamanian President Ricardo Martinelli has made a noisy court appearance ahead of a ruling on whether he should stand trial for alleged...

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  • El Salvador navy seizes record 6.3 metric tons of cocaine

    El Salvador's navy has seized 6.3 metric tons of cocaine from a semi-submersible boat in the Pacific Ocean

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  • Airbnb to no longer allow listings in West Bank settlements

    It still showed listings in Palestinian-controlled areas.

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  • 100-year-old WWII veteran awarded French Legion of Honor

    The French government has awarded its highest honor to a 100-year-old Kentucky man who fought in World War II

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  • Man accused of abducting son in 1987 pleads not guilty

    A Canadian man accused of abducting his toddler son in 1987 and disappearing for 31 years before being arrested in Connecticut last month has pleaded...

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  • Taiwanese student accused of school threat to be deported

    A Taiwanese exchange student accused of threatening to "shoot up" his high school near Philadelphia has been spared additional time in prison but has...

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  • Judge weighs Somali immigrants' testimony in bomb plot case

    Judge won't immediately rule whether to allow testimony from Somali immigrants who lived at Kansas apartment complex targeted in bomb plot

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  • Tunisia minister: Woman bomber pledged allegiance to IS

    Tunisia's interior minister says that a female suicide bomber who blew herself up Oct. 29 in the main street of the capital had pledged allegiance to...

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  • Migration at top of agenda of Spanish PM's 1st Morocco visit

    Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez called on Monday for greater cooperation on migration during his first visit to Morocco, a jumping-off point for...

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  • This day in history: Nov. 27, 2017

    Prince Harry and Meghan Markle announce their engagement.

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  • Airbnb removes listings in Israeli settlements

    Most of the international community views the settlements as illegal.

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  • Bank fined $1.3B in penalties over Cuba dealings

    One of France's largest banks, Societe Generale, is paying $1.3 billion in penalties for violating U.S. trade sanctions on Cuba

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  • Saudi king's speech makes no mention of slain journalist

    Monday's speech highlighted the kingdom's priorities for the coming year.

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    Saudi media are reporting that Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman will attend the Group of 20 summit in Buenos Aires later this month

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  • Proposed UN resolution urges Yemen's warring parties to talk

    A proposed UN resolution circulated Monday urges Yemen's warring parties to relaunch negotiations to end the 3-year conflict and take urgent steps to...

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  • US cuts in Palestinian refugee aid mitigated by new pledges

    The UN agency for Palestinian refugees says it has nearly closed its funding gap by securing new donor pledges to make up for US aid cuts

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  • Netanyahu keeps coalition intact, but Hamas emerges stronger

    Israel's Netanyahu survives a political showdown, but Hamas emerges as the winner

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  • Violent protest at new Venezuelan migrant camp in Colombia

    Colombian officials say four people have been arrested and expelled from a camp built for homeless Venezuelan migrants following a violent protest...

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  • AP PHOTOS: Migrants at Balkan border find new obstacle: cold

    AP PHOTOS: Cold weather presents another hurdle for Europe-bound migrants camping near Bosnia's border with Croatia

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  • Nissan chairman arrested in probe of financial misconduct

    Japanese automaker Nissan's chairman Ghosn arrested, to be dismissed over alleged misconduct

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  • Putin mulls Russian response to US exit from nuclear pact

    Russian President Vladimir Putin has gathered top military officials to discuss a response to the planned U.S. withdrawal from a key nuclear arms pact

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  • Cruise ship death remains mystery

    The woman who died on a cruise ship has been identified but authorities haven't released many details about the incident.

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  • Red Cross worker, 3 police dead in attack in southern Mexico

    A Red Cross paramedic and three policemen are dead after a gang of 20 gunmen opened fire on an aid distribution meeting in the southern Mexico state...

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  • Macedonia formally demands return of fugitive ex-premier

    Macedonia's Foreign Ministry has summoned Hungary's ambassador to formally demand that the government in Budapest rejects an asylum application by...

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  • Lawsuit filed against operators of limo in fatal NY crash

    The parents of one of the 20 people killed in an upstate New York limousine crash are suing the operators of the vehicle

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  • Germany, France propose euro budget to bolster currency zone

    A top eurozone finance official says the 19 countries that use the euro currency will push ahead with discussions on a eurozone budget proposed by...

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  • EU finishes probes that Kosovo judge calls biased

    The European Union has wrapped up three investigations into a British judge who served with the bloc's monitoring mission in Kosovo, but isn't making...

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  • German swimming instructor convicted of abusing 37 girls

    A 34-year-old swimming instructor in southwestern Germany has been convicted of 130 counts of sexually abusing 37 young girls he taught

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  • British school bans pricey Canada Goose coats to prevent 'poverty shaming'

    Woodchurch High School has banned Canada Goose, Moncler and Pyrenex coats.

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  • Pakistan PM fires back after criticism from Trump

    Pakistan's prime minister has fired back after President Donald Trump accused the country of harboring Osama bin Laden despite getting billions of...

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  • UK taxi rapist must remain in prison, parole board says

    UK Parole Board panel has ordered that a serial rapist believed to have attacked more than 100 women must stay in prison

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  • Hijab-wearing lawmaker takes seat in Bosnian Serb parliament

    For the first time since Bosnia's ethnic war, a woman who wears a traditional Muslim headscarf has become a lawmaker in the Serb-run part of the...

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  • Ethiopia Jews protest Israeli government's emigration delays

    Hundreds of Ethiopian Jews gathered in the capital, Addis Ababa, to protest the Israeli government's decision not to allow all of them to emigrate to...

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  • 6 Romanian ministers fired as party leader seeks more power

    Romania's ruling Social Democratic Party has fired six ministers as the beleaguered party chairman aimed to tighten his grip on the government

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  • Yemeni rebels say they will halt rocket fire at Saudi Arabia

    A leader of Yemen's rebels said the move was for the sake of peace efforts.

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  • US, UK clash with Russia at OPCW over new investigative team

    The clash concerned a new team set up to apportion blame for chemical attacks.

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  • The Latest: UN draft resolution urges Yemen peace talks

    Proposed UN resolution urges Yemen's warring parties to return to peace talks

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  • Putin and Erdogan mark key phase in natural gas pipeline

    Russian President Vladimir Putin and Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan are in Istanbul to mark the completion of a key phase in a natural gas...

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  • The Latest: Spanish PM talks migration in 1st Morocco visit

    Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez has called for greater cooperation on migration during his first visit to Morocco, a jumping-off point for a...

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  • Acrimonious Pacific summit underscores China-US tensions

    Pacific Rim leaders failed to reach agreement on a joint declaration on world trade for the first time in nearly three decades, highlighting the...

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  • Chinese fishing boat sinks off Japan's coast; 5 crew missing

    The Japanese coast guard says a Chinese fishing boat sank off Japan's southern coast and five of its crewmembers are missing. Three others were...

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  • The Latest: Renault board to meet after Ghosn arrest

    French carmaker Renault says it will defend its interests within its alliance with Nissan after the arrest of Carlos Ghosn, who spearheaded their...

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  • Syrian government forces take southern region from IS

    Syrian government forces have captured a southern region from the Islamic State group after weeks of fighting that left scores dead on both sides

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  • London mayor scraps water cannons bought by Boris Johnson

    London Mayor Sadiq Khan says three used water cannon bought for police under his predecessor Boris Johnson have been sold for scrap, at a loss of more...

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