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  • Who's who in the British royal family

    How well do you know the House of Windsor?

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  • Train possibly taking Kim Jong Un to summit enters China

    A train similar to one used in the past by Kim Jong Un has entered China, possibly carrying the North Korean leader on a multiday journey to Vietnam's...

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  • Kim Jong Un begins long journey to Vietnam ahead of 2nd summit with President Trump

    The North Korean leader and U.S. president will meet next week.

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  • Soldiers unleash tear gas amid tension on Venezuela's border

    Venezuela's National Guard fired tear gas on residents clearing a barricaded border bridge between Venezuela and Colombia on Saturday

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  • French yellow vest protesters seek momentum on 15th week

    French yellow vest protest organizers are trying to tamp down on the violence and anti-Semitism in the movement's ranks as they launch a 15th straight...

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  • From bombers to Big Macs: Vietnam a lesson in reconciliation

    When President Donald Trump meets Kim Jong Un later this month, he will try to nudge the North Korean leader into following the remarkable path to...

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  • The Latest: Nigerian officials now admit extremist attack

    The Latest: Nigerian officials now admit extremist attack in Maiduguri before voting, after earlier claiming it was their own fire

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  • Gale force winds sweep across Adriatic Sea, Croatian coast

    Gale force winds that swept across much of the Croatian Adriatic coast toppled trees, damaged cars and shattered windows

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  • Poland leader vows more social benefits ahead of elections

    Poland's ruling party leader, Jaroslaw Kaczynski, has pledged more social benefits for families with children as he opened the party's campaign ahead...

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  • The Latest: Train possibly taking Kim to summit enters China

    A train similar to one used in the past by Kim Jong Un has entered China, possibly carrying the North Korean leader on a multiday journey to Vietnam's...

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  • Explosions, delays mark Nigeria's presidential election

    Explosions, delays mark Nigeria's presidential election as top candidates both claim win

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  • India police arrest Kashmir activists amid rising tensions

    Police have arrested at least 200 activists seeking the end of Indian rule in disputed Kashmir, escalating fears among already wary residents that a...

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  • Train similar to one used in past by Kim Jong Un enters China ahead of Kim's Vietnam summit with President Donald Trump

    Train similar to one used in past by Kim Jong Un enters China ahead of Kim's Vietnam summit with President Donald Trump

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  • Told to leave, IS 'caliphate' holdouts in Syria stay devoted

    Small trucks carrying civilians leave Islamic State group's last pocket of territory in eastern Syria in escorted convoy

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  • Japan's crown prince hopes to continue father's legacy

    Japanese Crown Prince Naruhito says he hopes to continue the close relationship his father built with the people when he succeeds him as emperor later...

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  • The Latest: Dozens march through Rome over church abuse

    Several dozen Catholics from Italy and abroad have marched through Rome to protest the Vatican's handling of pedophile priests.

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  • Bangladesh surveillance video shows devastating fire impact

    Bangladesh surveillance video shows devastating impact of fire in capital that killed 67 as prime minister visits some of those injured

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  • Russia says it will probe Jehovah's Witnesses torture claim

    An official of Russia's main criminal investigative body says the service is probing allegations that its officers tortured members of the banned...

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  • Poland: Statue of priest toppled over abuse claims restored

    Shipyard workers in northern Poland have put back in place the metal statue of a prominent Solidarity-era priest that was toppled on Thursday amid...

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  • The Latest: 3 Venezuelan soldiers desert post amid tensions

    Amid flaring tensions on the border, three members of Venezuela's National Guard have deserted their posts and solicited help from Colombia.

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  • Nun to Vatican abuse summit: "This storm will not pass by"

    A prominent Nigerian nun has blasted the culture of silence in the Catholic Church that has long sought to hide clergy sexual abuse, telling a Vatican...

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  • Venezuelan National Guard fires tear gas on residents clearing barricaded border bridge

    Venezuelan National Guard fires tear gas on residents clearing barricaded border bridge

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  • At least 93 die from tainted liquor in India's northeast

    Indian police say at least 93 people have died after drinking tainted liquor in two separate incidents in the country's remote northeast.

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  • Pope's sex abuse prevention summit explained

    Questions and answers about Pope Francis' four-day summit on preventing clergy sex abuse

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  • 1 killed, 2 wounded in explosion in Nepal's capital

    Police say one person was killed and two others wounded in an explosion outside a telecommunications company in the Nepalese capital

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  • Anger in Ethiopia as officials demolish hundreds of houses

    The Ethiopian government has begun demolishing thousands of houses they say are illegal in the Oromia region in the outskirts of the capital, Addis...

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  • Iraq: 5 fishermen killed in suspected IS attack

    Iraqi security official says five fishermen have been killed in an attack by Islamic State militants on a camp site near the Therthar lake, 100...

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  • Vietnam arrests 2 ex-ministers suspected of mismanagement

    Vietnamese police have arrested two ex-information ministers suspected of mismanaging state investment capital, as the authorities toughen their...

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  • 3 UK Cabinet ministers may break with PM May over Brexit

    Three senior British Cabinet ministers are suggesting they may break with Prime Minister Theresa May and back amendments to delay Brexit unless a deal...

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  • Moldova parliamentary ballot: what's at stake?

    More than three million Moldovans will vote in a parliamentary elections Sunday in this former Soviet republic wedged between Romania and Ukraine...

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  • Pakistan FM's letter to UN warns of security deterioration

    Pakistan's foreign minister appeals to the U.N. Security Council to draw attention to Indian threats of force in the wake of the Pulwama suicide...

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  • Sporadic clashes with remaining IS militants in Syria

    Some 300 IS militants have been under siege for more than a week.

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  • A look at Nigeria's top 2 presidential contenders

    A look at Nigeria's top 2 presidential contenders in Saturday's delayed election

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  • Polls open in Nigeria as president seeks 2nd term in Africa's most populous nation

    Polls open in Nigeria as president seeks 2nd term in Africa's most populous nation

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  • Pakistani police arrest 2 men trying to blow up gas line

    Pakistani counterterrorism police say they have arrested two insurgents attempting to blow up the main gas pipeline in the central city of Bahawalpur

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  • Aid showdown: Venezuela opposition prepares to deliver goods

    Venezuelans frustrated over their nation's crippling food and medical shortages are expected to join opposition leaders Saturday in a potentially...

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  • Aid showdown: Venezuela opposition prepares to deliver goods

    Venezuelans frustrated over their nation's crippling food and medical shortages are expected to join opposition leaders Saturday in a potentially...

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  • Venezuela opposition leader Guaido appears at aid concert

    Venezuelan opposition leader Juan Guaido makes a surprise appearance at a star-studded aid concert in neighboring Colombia

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  • The Latest: Venezuela partially closes Colombian border

    Venezuela's government is ordering the partial closure of its border with Colombia hours ahead of a U.S.-backed plan to deliver humanitarian aid over...

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  • China's new policy against gender bias meets fans, sceptics

    Female workers are skeptical that such measures can be enforced.

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  • Venezuela's government orders partial closure of border with Colombia ahead of humanitarian aid delivery

    Venezuela's government orders partial closure of border with Colombia ahead of humanitarian aid delivery

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  • Japan's crown prince hopes to continue father's legacy

    Japanese Crown Prince Naruhito says he hopes to continue the close relationship his father built with the people when he succeeds him as emperor later...

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  • Filipino rebel commanders become officials under peace deal

    Some of the fiercest Muslim rebel commanders in the southern Philippines are in Manila to be sworn in as administrators of a new Muslim autonomy...

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  • China bars millions from travel for 'social credit' offenses

    China blocks travel for 'social credit' offenses under system Communist Party says will improve public behavior

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  • Sudan declares state of emergency, disbands Cabinet

    Sudan's President Omar al-Bashir has declared a state of emergency for a year and disbanded the government amid deadly protests

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  • Tropical storm warning for Guam as typhoon nears

    Guam remains under a tropical storm warning as a typhoon is expected to pass south of the Pacific U.S. territory

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  • New graft probe targets Guatemala first lady

    Guatemalan prosecutors have opened an investigation into first Lady Patricia Marroquin de Morales related to apparently unreported campaign checks...

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  • US sends aid to help Venezuelans

    USAID prepares shipment as American envoy calls on Venezuelan military to allow it into the country.

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  • Brazil moves Venezuela aid to border despite closure

    Brazilian authorities are moving humanitarian aid to the country's northern border with Venezuela even though the international crossing has been...

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