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  • Airbus threatens to leave Britain in case of no-deal Brexit

    Aviation giant airbus has threatened to leave Britain if the country fails to secure a withdrawal deal on leaving the European Union

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  • UK police arrest man after he claims to have a bomb

    British Transport Police say they have detained a man after he claimed to have a bomb on the rail tracks at Charing Cross Station in London

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  • Indonesia court sentences cleric behind attacks to death

    An Indonesian court has sentenced radical cleric Aman Abdurrahman to death for ordering Islamic State group-affiliated militants to carry out attacks...

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  • Fatal fight sets off anti-India protests, clashes in Kashmir

    Police say at least two rebels, a police official and a civilian were killed during a gunbattle in disputed Kashmir, triggering anti-India protests...

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  • Turkey detains 14 suspected IS militants in raids

    Turkey's state-run news agency says police have rounded up 14 suspected Islamic State militants in simultaneous raids in the capital Ankara

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  • German EU commissioner warns Merkel allies in migration spat

    Germany's representative on the European Union's executive is warning Chancellor Angela Merkel's Bavarian allies against escalating a conflict over...

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  • Pakistani rights activist's home ransacked; laptops taken

    Pakistani rights activist's home ransacked, laptops and travel documents seized amid fears of escalating media crackdown

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  • After giving birth, New Zealand leader craves mac-n-cheese

    New Zealand's Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern is regaining her strength with macaroni and cheese and plans to spend at least one more night in an...

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  • New East Timor government marred by corruption allegations

    East Timor's president is refusing to swear in 11 members of Cabinet because of corruption investigations, marring the formation of a new government...

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  • Australian jury deadlocked on alleged killer-driver

    A Melbourne jury can't decide whether a man is mentally fit to stand trial on charges that he murdered six people by driving a car through a...

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

    AP Photos: Muslims mark Eid holiday ending Ramadan, North Korean and Chinese leaders meet, and a deadly earthquake sets off concerns about the safety...

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  • 2 Koreas discuss holding new reunions of war-split families

    North and South Korea are discussing the arrangements for reunions of families divided by the 1950-53 Korean War as the rivals boost reconciliation...

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  • Indonesian court sentences radical cleric who instigated 2016 suicide bombing at a Starbucks, other attacks to death

    Indonesian court sentences radical cleric who instigated 2016 suicide bombing at a Starbucks, other attacks to death

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  • 'He cried and hugged me': Brazilian still separated from son

    A Brazilian man who was detained at the US-Mexico border was separated from his 9-year-old son and has not seen him in 26 days

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  • Falling prices have opium poppy growers in Mexico turning back to marijuana

    In Mexico, farmers can now make more money growing marijuana than poppies.

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  • AP PHOTOS: Editor selections from Latin America, Caribbean

    AP PHOTOS: Guatemalans pick up pieces after devastating volcano eruptions, Colombians elect young conservative as next president, more street clashes...

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  • AP Explains: Reunions between Korean families divided by war

    AP Explains: Reunions between families divided by 1950-53 Korean War are highly emotional and diplomatically sensitive

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  • Vietnam arrests 4 more oil execs in corruption crackdown

    Vietnamese police have arrested 4 more former senior oil executives for allegedly abusing their power to appropriate property as the communist...

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  • Stray bullets kill 2 14-year-olds as Rio violence rises

    Two 14-year-olds have been killed by stray bullets in Rio de Janeiro as violence and police efforts to contain it increase in the Brazilian city

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  • Eurozone gets deal to pave way for end to Greece's bailout

    Eurozone nations agreed on the final elements of a plan to get Greece out of its 8-year bailout program and make its massive debt more manageable

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  • Suu Kyi says outside hate narratives driving Myanmar tension

    Myanmar leader Aung San Suu Kyi has been quoted as saying "hate narratives from outside the country" have fueled the communal tensions between Muslim...

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  • US diplomat thinks Trump's UK itinerary includes the queen

    A top official at the U.S. Embassy in London says he thinks President Donald Trump will meet Queen Elizabeth II during his visit to Britain next month

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  • Colombia: Bodies of kidnapped press workers possibly found

    Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos says the bodies of three Ecuadorean press workers kidnapped in a conflictive border region may have been found

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  • Feds: Man smuggled anti-submarine warfare devices to China

    Authorities say a Chinese national has been charged with conspiring with a Chinese military research institute to illegally export U.S. goods used in...

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  • Uzbek refugee found guilty of supporting terror group

    A refugee from Uzbekistan has been found guilty of conspiring to support a terrorist group and making plans to join the organization himself

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  • WWII veteran finally being awarded Purple Heart

    94-year-old Wisconsin man who spent more than a year as a prisoner of war during World War II will finally be awarded the Purple Heart

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  • Pope: Not putting brakes on communion for Lutheran spouses

    Pope Francis says the Vatican hasn't "put the brakes on" the possibility of communion for Lutheran spouses of Catholics

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  • Pope: Countries should take in as many refugees as they can

    Pope Francis is urging nations to take in as many refugees as they can integrate into their societies, but also to invest in places like Africa so...

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  • EU source: Eurozone nations agree on deal that paves way for Greece to exit its 8-year bailout program

    EU source: Eurozone nations agree on deal that paves way for Greece to exit its 8-year bailout program

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  • Court records: Woman charged in leak case reaches plea deal

    Court records indicate a woman charged with leaking U.S. secrets to a news outlet has reached a deal with prosecutors

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  • South Sudan's armed opposition rejects 'imposition' of peace

    South Sudan's armed opposition rejects 'imposition' of peace deal after Kiir, Machar meet

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  • Puerto Rico defies board over law protecting workers

    Legislators in Puerto Rico are challenging a federal control board overseeing the island's finances over a law that protects workers from unjust...

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  • Iraq set for election recount to salvage tainted result

    Iraq's Supreme Federal Court has issued a ruling that endorses manual recount for all ballots from last month's national elections as stipulated by a...

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  • Violence keeps Central Americans coming to US despite Trump

    Levels of gang violence akin to war zones, endemic poverty and lawlessness: The reasons driving so many Central Americans from their homes are showing...

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  • Moldovan court rejects appeal from winner of voided election

    A Moldovan court rejected an appeal Thursday of its ruling to invalidate the results of a local election in the former Soviet republic's capital city

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  • Mexico central bank raises key interest rate to 7.75 percent

    Mexico's central bank has decided to raise its key interbank interest rate to 7.75 percent from 7.5 percent

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  • Japanese worker punished after taking break early

    Japanese officials hope to pass legislation that would improve work-life balance

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  • Guatemalan girl burned in volcanic eruption dies in Texas

    Authorities: Guatemalan child severely burned in the country's recent volcanic eruption has died in a Texas hospital

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  • Flight attendant pleads guilty in LA to turtle smuggling

    Federal prosecutors say a flight attendant for a Chinese airline has pleaded guilty to attempting to smuggle nearly two-dozen spotted and box turtles...

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  • Trump's Mideast team arrives in Egypt

    Egyptian airport officials say President Donald Trump's Mideast team has arrived in Egypt on the latest stop in a regional tour to discuss a blueprint...

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  • Algeria orders total shutdown of internet during high school exam period

    Algeria has shut down the internet to prevent a repeat of cheating in 2016.

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  • Romania's most powerful politician convicted of misconduct

    Romania's most powerful politician has been convicted of official misconduct and sentenced to 3 ½ years in prison

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  • Syria shells rebel-held areas ahead of possible offensive

    Syrian state media say government forces have shelled rebel-held areas in the south, in new violence that further undermined an international...

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  • Italy interior minister refuses port to migrant rescue ship

    Italy's interior minister refuses port to migrant rescue ship with 224 on board

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  • Nigerian man sentenced to 15 years for IRS tax-return scheme

    A Nigerian man has been sentenced in Oregon to 15 years in federal prison for his role in bilking over $11 million via an identity-theft scheme from...

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  • The Latest: UN 'deeply concerned' about Syrians in the south

    A spokesman says the U.N. is "deeply concerned" about the safety of an estimated 750,000 people in southern Syria amid an unraveling cease-fire

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  • Pope, in Geneva, says Christians must work together on peace

    Pope, in Geneva, says all Christians must work together for peace, fight poverty

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  • Lion euthanized after escape in Belgian zoo

    A lion on the loose forced the evacuation of one Belgium's most famous zoos and the animal had to be killed after several failed attempts to sedate it

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  • New Jersey university selling music college to Chinese firm

    A New Jersey university is selling its music college to a Chinese company

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  • 2 mayoral candidates killed in Mexico, 18 dead so far

    Two candidates for mayorships of conflict-ridden rural towns in western Mexico are dead, so far in the 2018 campaign

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