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  • Italy: Driver abducts schoolchildren, sets bus ablaze

    A bus driver in northern Italy abducted 51 schoolchildren and their chaperones Wednesday and took them on an hour-long drive, then set the vehicle on...

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  • Report: Slain Mexican journalist's widow targeted by spyware

    An internet watchdog group says the widow of a slain Mexican journalist was the target of an attempted spyware attack 10 days after his death

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  • Pompeo, in Kuwait, again urges resolution to Gulf crisis

    Pompeo said is hindering efforts to combat regional threats.

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  • Mozambique mourns, Zimbabwe buries dead from Cyclone Idai

    Cyclone Idai is one of the most destructive storms to hit southern Africa.

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  • Man who sought drugs smuggled by sled gets 2 more days

    A North Carolina man who court documents say imported drugs from Canada "utilizing the dark web" is going to spend two more days in jail for plotting...

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  • The Latest: Views of Bosnia war crimes case vary within govt

    The Muslim member of Bosnia's multi-ethnic presidency says former Bosnian Serb leader Radovan Karadzic "got the punishment he deserved" from United...

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  • Bosnia divided over UN ruling on wartime leader Karadzic

    Survivors and relatives of the victims of Bosnia's 1992-95 war have applauded life imprisonment for former Bosnian Serb leader Radovan Karadzic, but...

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  • Last customers being reconnected to Puerto Rico power grid

    Crews are preparing to shut down generators that have powered an island off Puerto Rico's coast an island for nearly two years after Hurricane Maria

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  • UK's May asks a wary EU to delay Brexit until June 30

    Exactly 1,000 days after Britain voted to leave the European Union, and nine days before it is scheduled to walk out the door, Prime Minister Theresa...

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  • Manfred Weber, leader of center-right EPP alliance in European Parliament, says Viktor Orban's Fidesz party suspended

    Manfred Weber, leader of center-right EPP alliance in European Parliament, says Viktor Orban's Fidesz party suspended

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  • International aid deployed after Cyclone Idai devastates several regions in Africa

    As many as 1,000 people are dead and at least 200 are missing nearly a week after the cyclone hit southern Africa.

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  • Algeria tensions: Governing party chief backs protesters

    The acting head of Algeria's governing party says the FLN party is throwing its support behind mass protests against President Abdelaziz Bouteflika

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  • Greek government safeguards majority with new election rule

    Greece's government has safeguarded its razor-thin majority, as lawmakers allow candidates in upcoming European elections to retain their seats in the...

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  • Turkey's Erdogan sparks spat with Australia, New Zealand

    Turkey's president has sparked an acute diplomatic spat with far-off New Zealand and Australia, referring to a key World War I campaign and the more...

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  • Video shows skiers' lucky escape from an avalanche in Austria

    It happened on an off-piste area.

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  • US-Russia space crew to spend 4 months in isolation on Earth

    A group of American and Russian volunteers were sealed into a collection of mock space modules in Moscow at the start of a four-month isolation...

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  • Senate refuses to lift Salvini's immunity in migrant case

    Italy's Senate refused Wednesday to lift Interior Minister Matteo Salvini's immunity to face possible charges for refusing to allow migrants aboard an...

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  • The Latest: UN will press global community for cyclone aid

    The Latest: UN will press global community for 'large' amount of cyclone aid in Africa

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  • Mexico president talks US investment with Trump son in law

    Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador says talks with White House senior adviser Jared Kushner have led to advances toward an agreement that...

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  • Tropical cyclone leaves parts of Mozambique under water, kills over 200

    The storm has killed at least 345 people in Mozambique, Zimbabwe and Malawi.

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  • UN judges increase sentence for Bosnian ex-leader to life

    United Nations appeals judges on Wednesday upheld the convictions of former Bosnian Serb leader Radovan Karadzic for genocide, war crimes and crimes...

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  • Gunmen fire on uranium convoy in Brazil; no injuries

    The company that operates a nuclear plant in the state of Rio de Janeiro is denying reports that a convoy carrying uranium fuel was the target of an...

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  • A Supermoon, Mosque shooting funeral, breakdancing: World in Photos, March 20

    Here's a look at the top photos from around the globe

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  • The Latest: Pompeo visit gives boost to Israel PM

    U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo has given Israel's leader a welcome boost at the height of a tight re-election campaign

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  • Mozambique hit with a powerful cyclone

    Mozambique's president declared three days of national mourning on Wednesday as the southeast African country struggles to recover from a powerful...

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  • Brexit agreement negotiated by EU and U.K. government won't be reopened, EU chief Tusk says

    Brexit agreement negotiated by EU and U.K. government won't be reopened, EU chief Tusk says

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  • EU chief conditions Brexit extension on UK Parliament backing government's Brexit deal

    EU chief conditions Brexit extension on UK Parliament backing government's Brexit deal

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  • Helmet camera captures skiers caught in Austrian avalanche

    The ridge of snow gave way beneath a group of skiers in the Austrian Alps.

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• Mar 20

  • US-backed Syrian fighters search tunnels in last IS pocket

    U.S.-backed Syrian forces are searching tunnels a day after seizing an encampment where Islamic State militants had been making their last stand in...

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  • The Latest: Greece mulls racism charges as migrants targeted

    Greece's top prosecutor has ordered a probe into whether charges of racism can be brought in connection with two incidents where asylum-seekers have...

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  • UK judge denies bail to fugitive Indian diamond tycoon

    Diamond tycoon facing charges in India denied bail after London arrest

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  • Indian court acquits 4 Hindus in blast on train to Pakistan

    An Indian court has acquitted four Hindus charged with triggering explosions on a train heading to India's border with Pakistan 12 years ago, killing...

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  • Foreign aid begins flowing to cyclone-hit southern Africa

    Relief efforts are slowly gaining steam in east African countries struck by a cyclone that triggered widespread flooding

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  • The Latest: UAE deports man who praised NZ mosque attacks

    A resident of the United Arab Emirates who worked for a security firm was detained and deported after making comments on Facebook celebrating the New...

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  • What's next after UK seeks 3-month delay to Brexit?

    What's next after UK seeks 3-month delay to Brexit?

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  • Albania president: Ready to resign to solve political crisis

    The Albanian president said Wednesday he would be ready to resign from his post _ or even to kill himself _ if it would help resolve his country's...

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  • New Zealand police: Mosque gunman had planned a 3rd attack

    A father and son who fled the civil war in Syria for "the safest country in the world" have been buried at the first funerals for victims of shootings...

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  • Lawyer: Ex-Bosnian Serb leader feels "moral responsibility" but not "individual criminal responsibility" for war crimes

    Lawyer: Ex-Bosnian Serb leader feels "moral responsibility" but not "individual criminal responsibility" for war crimes

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  • Finland tops global happiness index for 2nd consecutive year

    Finland tops an index of the happiest nations in which to live for the second consecutive year with researchers saying the small Nordic country has...

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  • France to deploy troops to maintain security during protests

    French President Emmanuel Macron has announced that soldiers deployed across the country will help maintaining security during yellow vests protests...

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  • Gallipoli pain resurfaces after Erdogan's incendiary remarks

    In the wake of the Christchurch mosque shootings, President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has criticized New Zealand and Australia for sending troops to Turkey...

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  • UN appeals court increases Radovan Karadzic's sentence to life imprisonment

    UN appeals court increases Radovan Karadzic's sentence to life imprisonment

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  • UN appeals court upholds Radovan Karadzic's convictions for genocide in Srebrenica, war crimes, crimes against humanity

    UN appeals court upholds Radovan Karadzic's convictions for genocide in Srebrenica, war crimes, crimes against humanity

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  • Hungarian party faces discipline from center-right EU bloc

    The Hungarian prime minister's chief of staff says the ruling Fidesz party will immediately leave the main center-right alliance in the European...

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  • US man arrested for allegedly stabbing wife at Tokyo court

    Media reports suggest the man and his wife were to settle a divorce.

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  • AP Interview: Thai PM hopeful wants constitutional changes

    The leader of Thailand's oldest political party says if he becomes prime minister after elections on Sunday, he will make forceful but careful efforts...

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  • Iranians prepare for Nowruz, the Persian new year

    Iranians are preparing for the annual Nowruz holiday that marks the Persian new year and the arrival of spring

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