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  • Turkish source says Pompeo heard recording of Khashoggi murder, State Dept denies

    Pompeo was also given a transcript of the recording, sources told ABC News.

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  • Turkey to host four-nation summit on Syria crisis

    Turkish official says a summit between the leaders of Turkey, France, Germany and Russia will be held in Istanbul this month to discuss the conflict...

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  • Turkey suggests Khashoggi's remains taken out of consulate

    Turkish official: Police probing whether Khashoggi's remains may have been taken to forest near Istanbul, another city

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  • A look at Afghanistan's parliamentary elections on Saturday

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

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  • UNICEF warns against Yemen's economic crisis, violence

    UNICEF: Yemen's crisis, violence at key Red Sea city risk leaving millions more of children, families without food

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  • Afghans set to vote despite Taliban threats, corruption

    Afghans hope parliament elections will bring change to corrupt government that's lost nearly half the country to Taliban

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  • Rwanda names 50 percent female Cabinet, following Ethiopia

    Ethiopia earlier announced one of the world's few "gender-balanced" Cabinets.

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  • Mother, son die in shooting after police called in Germany

    A mother and her son died and two police officers were seriously injured when police were called to an altercation at an apartment in southwestern...

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  • Suspect says he didn't mean to kill Bulgarian journalist

    "I regret it so much. I cannot believe I did it," Severin Krassimirov said.

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  • Brit, Canadian face 10 years in jail for spraying Thai wall

    The pair sprayed paint on an ancient wall in northern Thailand.

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  • Afghanistan postpones election in Kandahar after attack

    Afghanistan's election commission postpones polls in Kandahar province for a week, following deadly attack

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  • Radical preacher Anjem Choudary released from UK prison

    Choudary was convicted of inviting support for the Islamic State group.

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  • South African city set to seize land in national 'test case'

    South African city plans to seize land in national 'test case' as millions live in shacks

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  • The Latest: Italy warned to revise its draft budget

    The European Union's presidency says Italy must change it draft budget because otherwise the country would only threaten its own financial health as...

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  • Italian markets hit by concerns over budget spat

    Italy's financial markets are shaken following the European Union's stinging rebuke of the new populist government's budget bill, which pushes the...

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  • The Latest: FM: Turkey hasn't shared Khashoggi audio with US

    The Latest: Turkey's top diplomat says Ankara hasn't shared audio from missing writer Khashoggi's disappearance with US

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  • Former general says UK-US military cooperation under threat

    The former commander of American forces in Iraq and Afghanistan says the United States' military cooperation with the U.K. could be threatened by the...

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  • European, Asian leaders meet to discuss trade, climate

    European and Asian leaders gathered Friday to pledge their support for free trade, at a meeting that underscored tensions between their backing for...

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  • Turkish foreign minister says they have not shared any audio from Saudi journalist's disappearance with US officials

    Turkish foreign minister says they have not shared any audio from Saudi journalist's disappearance with US officials

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  • EU's Barnier says Irish border issue could lead to failure

    The European Union's chief Brexit negotiator, Michel Barnier, says the disagreement over the Ireland issue could lead to the discussions with Britain...

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  • Southeast Asian navies to hold 1st joint drills with China

    Southeast Asian navies will hold their first joint exercises with China in its southern waters next week

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  • Malaysia ex-deputy PM charged with graft, money laundering

    Malaysia's former deputy PM charged with abuse of power, corruption and money laundering in another graft investigation against the leaders ousted in...

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  • Gaza protests to test Egypt cease-fire negotiation efforts

    Palestinians to mass along Israel's border with Gaza for another weekly rally, testing Egypt's mediating efforts

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  • New Zealand surfer bitten on arm by shark, taken to hospital

    A New Zealand surfer has been attacked by a shark and airlifted to a hospital after suffering moderate injuries

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  • The Latest: Afghan polling in Kandahar postponed over attack

    The Latest: Afghanistan's election commission postpones polls in Kandahar province for a week, following deadly attack

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  • Brexit prompts surge in Brits reclaiming German citizenship

    The number of people in Britain seeking to restore their German citizenship has jumped following the U.K.'s decision to leave the European Union

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  • AP Photos: Editor selections from the past week in Asia

    AP Photos: Protests and clashes in Indian-controlled Kashmir; navy and honor guard ceremonies; Prince Harry and Meghan start Australia tour

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  • Macedonian lawmakers gear up for vote to amend constitution

    Macedonia's parliament is resuming a key debate on proposed constitutional changes to rename the country North Macedonia, allowing its NATO accession...

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  • Afghanistan's election commission postpones parliamentary polls in Kandahar province for a week following deadly attack

    Afghanistan's election commission postpones parliamentary polls in Kandahar province for a week following deadly attack

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  • Copter crashes on USS Ronald Reagan in Asia, sailors hurt

    The sailors were in a stable condition and injuries were non-life threatening.

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  • Indian temple priests turn back women, defying court ruling

    Hindu priests have joined conservative protesters to block women of menstruating age from temple, defying a ruling from India's top court to let them...

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  • U.S. Navy helicopter crashes on flight deck of the USS Ronald Reagan, causing non-fatal injuries to sailors

    U.S. Navy helicopter crashes on flight deck of the USS Ronald Reagan, causing non-fatal injuries to sailors

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  • British woman held in Malaysia accused of killing husband

    Malaysian police say a British woman has been detained on a resort island for allegedly stabbing her husband to death

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  • 'I'll walk in my broken shoes': Mom, daughter flee Venezuela

    Barely able to feed her daughter and struggling to earn a living, Sandra Cadiz made the desperate decision to leave Venezuela

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  • Malaysia's former deputy PM charged in another graft investigation against the leaders ousted in elections this year

    Malaysia's former deputy PM charged in another graft investigation against the leaders ousted in elections this year

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  • Migrants, police mass in town on Guatemala-Mexico border

    Members of a 3,000-strong migrant caravan from Honduras have massed in a Guatemalan border town across the muddy Suchiate River from Mexico as U.S....

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  • AP PHOTOS: Editor selections from Latin America, Caribbean

    AP PHOTOS: Thousands of Venezuelan migrants brave multiple borders, while protesters in Haiti demand their government account for Petrocaribe funds...

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  • Taliban attack kills top Afghan officials, US general unhurt

    Afghan guard kills Kandahar police and intelligence chiefs in attack on attendees at high-level security meeting before Saturday's parliamentary...

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  • 2 top Afghan officials killed in insider attack Taliban claimed; US general uninjured

    A top U.S. general had just left a meeting at building where attack occurred.

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  • Mattis: Afghan attack will not shake US commitment

    U.S. Defense Secretary Jim Mattis says the killing of a powerful police chief in southern Afghanistan just two days before national elections is...

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  • The Latest: UN Security Council condemns Afghan attacks

    The U.N. Security Council has condemned several recent attacks in Afghanistan ahead of Saturday's parliamentary elections

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  • Pressure turns to Mexico as migrant caravan heads for border

    As about 3,000 Hondurans made their way through Guatemala, attention and pressure are turning to Mexico

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  • The Latest: Mexican officials say activist resisted arrest

    Mexican immigration officials say activist Irineo Mujica, who has dual U.S. and Mexican citizenship, is accused of property damage and resisting...

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  • China's economic growth slows amid trade battle with US

    China's economic growth slows further in latest quarter, adding to challenges for Communist leaders amid a mounting tariff battle with Washington

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  • China's economic growth slows to 6.5 percent in quarter ending in September from previous quarter's 6.7 percent

    China's economic growth slows to 6.5 percent in quarter ending in September from previous quarter's 6.7 percent

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  • Critics slam Seoul for denying refugee status to Yemenis

    400 Yemeni asylum seekers arrived on the island of Jeju earlier this year.

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  • The Latest: UN expert: Government abductions are new worry

    The Latest: A U.N. expert says the world is witnessing "a new and very worrisome practice" of governments abducting people in foreign countries using...

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  • Former Chinese internment camp detainee denied US visa

    An outspoken former detainee in China's internment camps for Muslims says his application for a visa to visit the United States was rejected despite...

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  • Brazil front-runner accused of illegal campaign practices

    A Brazilian presidential candidate is accusing his far-right adversary of electoral fraud for allegedly allowing friendly businessmen to secretly pay...

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  • Mexico prosecutors find fraud in Venezuela food aid program

    Mexican prosecutors say people linked to the Venezuelan government and Mexican companies conspired to overcharge Venezuela for basic food aid packages

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