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  • Pope Francis calls for better nutrition access on UN World Food Day

    “It is a cruel, unjust and paradoxical reality that, today, there is food for everyone and yet not everyone has access to it,” Francis said in a...

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  • Brexit talks inch closer to deal before summit

    The European Union and Britain were inching ever closer to a Brexit deal, with the leaders of France and Germany saying they expected an agreement...

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  • The Latest: Spanish PM says he will stand firm amid violence

    Spanish caretaker prime minister Pedro Sánchez says authorities won't be provoked into taking drastic measures following clashes between protesters...

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  • The Latest: EU negotiator: Brexit talks make "good progress"

    EU Brexit negotiator Michel Barnier says Brexit talks with the UK are making "good progress" as both sides try to finalize a last-minute deal ahead of...

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  • Buses collide in central Sudan, killing 21

    Sudan's state-run news agency says a head-on collision between two buses has killed 21 people in a central province

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  • Aid groups scramble to reach Syrians as battle lines shift

    Aid groups in northeastern Syria are scrambling to provide humanitarian assistance to hundreds of thousands of people as rapidly shifting battle lines...

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  • Obama endorses Trudeau in unprecedented endorsement

    Barack Obama is urging Canadians to reelect Prime Minster Justin Trudeau, an apparently unprecedented endorsement of a candidate in a Canadian...

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  • In Iraq, concern that Syria chaos would bring back IS

    Iraq's defense minister has expressed concerns that the Islamic State group would take advantage of Turkey's invasion of northern Syria to destabilize...

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  • Protests continue for supporters of Catalan Independence

    Violent protests have been underway in Catalonia after Spain's Supreme Court sentenced nine Catalan leaders to long prison sentences. Many people...

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  • Macron and Merkel try to showcase unity as Brexit looms

    President Emmanuel Macron and Chancellor Angela Merkel have sought to show unity at a meeting in southern France, as the European Union and Britain...

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  • Sudanese rebel group suspends peace talks after attack

    A Sudanese rebel group says it has suspended peace talks with the transitional government, accusing the military of attacking and detaining people in...

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  • Haitian funerals turn to protests as mourners, police clash

    Police have clashed with mourners as thousands across Haiti attended funerals for protesters who have died in demonstrations aimed at ousting...

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  • Cuba to let citizens buy imports with foreign currencies

    The Cuban government says it will allow citizens to use 10 foreign currencies to buy products like televisions and air conditioners at state stores in...

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  • Troops in Kashmir exchange fire, 4 civilians killed

    Officials say Pakistani and Indian troops exchanged gunfire in the disputed Himalayan region of Kashmir, killing four civilians and wounding nearly a...

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  • New European Commission delayed, to take office in December

    The European Parliament has delayed a vote on the appointment of the next European Commission, the European Union's executive arm

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  • The Latest: Belgian official: At least 2 IS escaped in Syria

    An official with an organization that assesses terror threats in Belgium has told a parliamentary committee that at least two members of the Islamic...

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  • AP PHOTOS: Migrant surge overwhelms Greek islands

    AP PHOTOS: Migrant surge overwhelms Greek islands

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  • UN labor body: Qatar pledges to end 'kafala' employment laws

    The energy-rich nation of Qatar is pledging to end a labor system that ties foreign workers to their employer and requires them to have their...

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  • Nationals sweep, a new spacesuit, Catalonia protests: World in Photos, Oct. 16

    A look at the top photos from around the globe.

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  • Syrian troops enter northern town of Kobani, where Kurds and US first defeated IS together 4 years ago

    Syrian troops enter northern town of Kobani, where Kurds and US first defeated IS together 4 years ago

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  • Clarification: Ukraine-Protests story

    Clarification: Ukraine-Protests story

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  • French President Emmanuel Macron says on Brexit that he wants 'to believe that a deal is being finalized'

    French President Emmanuel Macron says on Brexit that he wants 'to believe that a deal is being finalized'

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  • Prosecutors suspect man of illegally detaining Dutch family

    Prosecutors say they are charging a 58-year-old man arrested in connection with the discovery of a Dutch family who lived largely isolated from the...

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  • Spain bracing after 2 days of violent protests in Catalonia

    Spain's government says it will do whatever it takes to stamp out violence in Catalonia, where clashes between regional independence supporters and...

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  • American prosecutor killed in Pacific nation of Micronesia had 'most dangerous job'

    "This is a shock to all of us."

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  • Mexico: Families of slain police angry, AMLO defends policy

    Correction: Mexico-Violence story

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  • Paris says Iran has detained 2nd French researcher

    Iran has been holding a second French researcher in custody for months, France's foreign ministry said Wednesday, denouncing the detention as...

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  • Strong earthquake strikes southern Philippines

    A strong earthquake in the southern Philippines has left at least one person dead and injured more than two dozen

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  • The Latest: 1 dead, over 2 dozen injured in Philippine quake

    A strong earthquake in the southern Philippines has left at least one person dead and injured more than two dozen

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  • Turkey: Patriotic sentiment on display amid Syria operation

    Since Turkey announced its incursion into neighboring Syria to clear out Kurdish fighters last week, patriotic sentiment has run high _ as has...

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  • Small Northern Irish party plays big role in Brexit talks

    The Democratic Unionist Party is a small Northern Irish political grouping with an oversized impact on the delicate Brexit negotiations.

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  • Thai Red Shirt chiefs ordered to pay for 2010 arson damage

    Thailand's Supreme Court has ordered three leaders of the Red Shirt political movement to pay $691,000 compensation to business owners whose...

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  • Pakistan says Saudis, Iran willing to pursue diplomacy

    Pakistan's foreign minister says Iran and Saudi Arabia have indicated a willingness to pursue diplomacy to end their disputes after Pakistan's prime...

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  • Japan searching for N. Korean boat crew who fell into sea

    The Japanese coast guard is searching for seven crew members who went missing after a wooden North Korean fishing boat carrying 14 people capsized off...

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  • 9 dead as Guineans protest president's bid to extend power

    Doctor says 9 dead, some shot at close range, as Guineans protest leader's bid to extend power

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  • Hammer attack, thwarted speech stir more chaos in Hong Kong

    Assailants with hammers have attacked a protest organizer and lawmakers shouting abuse forced Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam to abandon a speech in the...

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  • Hong Kong leader’s annual policy speech disrupted

    All eyes were on Hong Kong’s Legislative Council Wednesday morning where the islands embattled leader Carrie Lam was scheduled to deliver her annual...

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  • Ex-Mozambique finance minister fights extradition to US

    Ex-Mozambique finance minister fights extradition to US for trial over $2 billion debt scandal

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  • UK's William, Kate visit Pakistan's climate-change hit north

    Britain's Prince William and his wife Kate have traveled to Pakistan's scenic northern mountains and glaciers, drawing attention to the challenges of...

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  • Britain scraps plan aimed at blocking minors' access to porn

    The British government has abandoned a plan to require pornography websites to verify that their users are adults

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  • Ethnic Serb police officer arrested over killing

    Kosovo police said Wednesday they arrested an ethnic Serb police officer over the slaying of a moderate Serb politician almost two years ago

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  • Cambodian police arrest suspects in rape of French tourist

    Police in Cambodia say they have arrested three men accused of raping a female French tourist last week

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  • Turkish invasion sparks NATO crisis but eviction is unlikely

    Turkey's invasion of northern Syria _ and the subsequent threats of sanctions and criticism brandished by fellow members of NATO over the offensive _...

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  • The Latest: Number of migrants crossing from Turkey rises

    The European Union border agency Frontex says the number of people trying to enter Europe from Turkey without authorization rose sharply last month

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  • The Latest: HK protest organizer attacked with hammers

    Organizers of some of the giant demonstrations that have shaken Hong Kong say one of their leading activists has been attacked by assailants with...

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  • Jordan calls on Israel to release woman on hunger strike

    Jordan is calling on Israel to release a Jordanian woman detained for over a month without trial on security charges

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  • Italy's government to avoid widely criticized sales tax rise

    Italy's new government has reached agreement on a set of budget measures to avoid a hike in value-added tax that many feared would hurt the economy by...

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  • Bosnian authorities round up migrants amid crisis warnings

    Authorities in northwestern Bosnia have rounded up hundreds of migrants and moved them to a refugee center while warning of a looming crisis ahead of...

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