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  • Bolivian bus plunges into ravine, killing 13, injuring 26

    Bolivian authorities say a bus rolled over on a mountain road in the southern part of the Andean country, then tumbled 100 meters (330 feet) into a...

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  • China's 2018 economic growth edges down amid trade war

    China's 2018 economic growth decelerated to 6.6 percent after tariff war cooled final quarter

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  • China's 2018 economic growth slows to 6.6 percent after activity in final quarter of year declines amid US trade war

    China's 2018 economic growth slows to 6.6 percent after activity in final quarter of year declines amid US trade war

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  • Oxfam says world wealth gap widening, advocates fairer taxes

    The wealth gap is doing particular harm to women, the group says.

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  • Survey: Workers trust their employer over other institutions

    An annual survey shows people view their employer as the most trusted institution in their lives, with less trust seen in governments and businesses...

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  • In rare move, Israel confirms attacking Iran forces in Syria

    In an extraordinary statement, the Israeli military has confirmed that it attacked Iranian military targets in Syria, hours after carrying out a rare...

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  • Ex-deputy to Argentine bishop says Vatican knew of misdeeds

    AP Exclusive: Former top deputy to a since retired Argentina bishop says Vatican knew of prelate's sexual misconduct

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  • The Latest: Death toll for Mexico pipeline blast rises to 85

    Mexican Health Minister Jorge Alcocer says the death toll from the ghastly pipeline explosion in central Mexico has risen to 85

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  • Filipino Muslims vote in referendum on autonomous region

    Muslims in the southern Philippines are voting in a referendum on a new autonomous region that seeks to end nearly half a century of unrest

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  • The Latest: Israel announces attacks on Iran forces in Syria

    In a very unusual move, the Israeli military has issued a statement saying it is attacking Iranian military targets in Syria

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  • In rare admission, Israeli military announces attacks on Iranian forces in Syria; warns Syrians against intervening

    In rare admission, Israeli military announces attacks on Iranian forces in Syria; warns Syrians against intervening

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• Jan 20

  • Iraqi archaeologist, museums champion dies at 80

    An Iraqi archaeologist who lent her expertise to rebuild the collection at the National Museum after it was looted in 2003 has died age 80

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  • Boat with migrants rescued off Libya looks for port to dock

    A private boat carrying dozens of migrants in the Mediterranean says it has been unable to get permission from several nations to enter port, while...

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  • Kenyan police say attack on Chinese facilities is repelled

    Kenyan police say gunmen opened fire on Chinese construction facilities.

    Jan 20

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  • Al-Qaida-linked jihadists kill 10 UN peacekeepers in Mali

    Al-Qaida-linked jihadists kill 10 UN peacekeepers in northern Mali, wound at least 25 more

    Jan 20

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  • Polish PM calls for respect in public life after mayor slain

    The slaying of Gdansk city mayor raised calls for national reconciliation.

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  • Ex-Nissan chairman Ghosn asks for bail, promises not to flee

    Carlos Ghosn is asking for his release on bail from two-month detention in Japan

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  • Iraqi prime minister visits Basra, months after unrest

    Iraq's new prime minister, Adel Abdul-Mahdi, has visited Basra, a city that saw riots last summer over acute water pollution and crippling power...

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  • Hard terrain slows rescue of Spanish boy trapped in borehole

    Rescuers in southern Spain say that the frantic effort to reach a 2-year-old boy who fell into a borehole seven days ago have again been slowed by...

    Jan 20

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  • Congo on brink of 1st peaceful transfer with Tshisekeid win

    Congo on the brink of first peaceful, democratic transfer of power since independence in 1960 after the Constitutional Court on Sunday confirmed the...

    Jan 20

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  • Duke of Edinburgh reportedly driving without a seat belt days after car accident

    Prince Philip was in a car accident on Thursday.

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  • Greek protesters angry over Macedonia deal clash with police

    Protesters have clashed with police outside Greece's parliament during a rally that drew tens of thousands of people against the Greek-Macedonia name...

    Jan 20

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  • Zimbabwe president to return home after deadly turmoil

    Zimbabwe's president says he will return, skip World Economic Forum after deadly turmoil

    Jan 20

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  • US, South Korean diplomats attending NKorea talks in Sweden

    Sweden says the diplomats will attend "small-format" talks.

    Jan 20

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  • The Latest: AU 'postpones' urgent trip to Congo over vote

    The Latest: African Union 'postpones' urgent trip to Congo after court upholds election results

    Jan 20

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  • 'I've been robbed by the state:' Zimbabwe, in chaos, mourns

    Violent crackdown by security forces on protests against fuel price increases.

    Jan 20

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  • Zimbabwe's president says he will return home, skip World Economic Forum after week of deadly turmoil

    Zimbabwe's president says he will return home, skip World Economic Forum after week of deadly turmoil

    Jan 20

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  • Lebanon uses Arab summit to call for Syrian refugees' return

    Lebanon is using an Arab economic summit to call for the return of Syrian refugees to safe areas of their war-torn country, where the nearly...

    Jan 20

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  • Graham says he'll ask Trump to meet Pakistan, Afghan leaders

    A leading U.S. Republican Senator Lindsey Graham says he will urge President Donald Trump to meeting with the leaders of Pakistan and Afghanistan so...

    Jan 20

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  • Colombians flood streets to protest terror after car bomb

    Thousands of Colombians dressed in white have flooded into the streets to repudiate terrorism after a car bombing at a Bogota police academy killed 21...

    Jan 20

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  • Holocaust victims buried after remains found in UK museum

    The remains of six unidentified Holocaust victims have been buried at a Jewish cemetery after spending years in storage at a British museum

    Jan 20

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  • Chile says 2 dead, thousands without power after quake

    Magnitude-6.7 earthquake killed at least 2 people, left thousands without power.

    Jan 20

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  • Structure in Austria completely covered by snow

    Stunning footage shows a structure completely covered by snow in Austria following weeks of heavy snowfall in the region.

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  • Israeli leader visits Africa to restore relations with Chad

    Israel's prime minister has departed to the central African nation of Chad to officially restore relations

    Jan 20

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  • Egypt says security forces killed 14 militants in Sinai

    Egyptian security forces say they've killed 14 militants and seized a ton of explosives in an operation in the restive northern part of the Sinai...

    Jan 20

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  • Sudan police clash with demonstrators in fresh protests

    Sudan security forces deploy in large numbers in Khartoum, twin city in anticipation of fresh protests against al-Bashir

    Jan 20

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  • IRA dissidents suspected in Northern Ireland car bomb blast

    Northern Ireland politicians are condemning a car bombing outside a courthouse in the city of Londonderry

    Jan 20

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  • Algerian ex-prime minister Benflis to run for presidency

    Algerian ex-Prime Minister Ali Benflis has announced he will run for president in next year's election

    Jan 20

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  • AP Explains: 2019 a busy year for African internet shutdowns

    AP Explains: 2019 already a busy year for African internet shutdowns; how it works and how it hurts

    Jan 20

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  • Thousands protest against abortion in Paris

    Marchers protested abortion, euthanasia and medically assisted reproduction.

    Jan 20

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  • Turkish employee of US Consulate indicted for espionage

    A Turkish news agency says Turkish prosecutors are seeking a life imprisonment term for a local employee of the United States consulate in Istanbul on...

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  • World's oldest man, 113, dies at his home in northern Japan

    The world's oldest man has died at his home _ a hot springs inn _ in northern Japan at the age of 113

    Jan 20

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  • 2 killed, 25 injured in large fire at French ski resort

    French authorities say two people have been killed and 25 others injured in a large blaze that broke out in the ski resort of Courchevel, local...

    Jan 20

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  • Rival militias negotiate truce in Libya's Tripoli

    Libyan security officials say a temporary cease fire has taken hold in the capital of Tripoli, after deadly fighting between rival militias that...

    Jan 20

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  • With Trump out, Davos chief eyes fixing world architecture

    The founder of the World Economic Forum says U.S. President Donald Trump would have been an "interesting discussion partner" at its annual Davos event...

    Jan 20

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  • Pope mourns Mediterranean shipwrecks that claimed 170 lives

    Pope Francis has decried the loss of 170 lives of migrants recently in the Mediterranean Sea

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  • Afghanistan braces for rematch between political rivals

    Afghanistan's President Ashraf Ghani and Chief Executive Abdullah Abdullah have registered to run for president later this year, setting up a rematch...

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  • Pope prays for peace in Colombia after police academy attack

    Pope Francis has prayed for peace in Colombia after the Bogota bombing at a police academy

    Jan 20

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  • Saudi-led coalition launches airstrikes in Yemen's capital

    The Saudi-led coalition has launched a series of airstrikes against targets in Yemen's capital Sanaa, including a military base and drones facility

    Jan 20

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  • Pakistan arrests officers after shooting that left 4 dead

    Authorities in Pakistan have arrested counter-terrorism police officers after they killed a middle-aged couple and their 13-year-old daughter in what...

    Jan 20