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  • Turkey train crash leaves 9 dead, dozens injured

    Turkish officials say that a high-speed train hit a railway engine and crashed into a pedestrian overpass at a station in the Turkish capital Ankara,...

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  • Britain's top diplomat joins final day of Yemen peace talks

    Britain's foreign secretary joins Yemen peace talks on final day in Sweden, along with UN secretary-general

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  • The Lost Girls: Scores of Indonesian teen migrants vanish

    Scores of Indonesian girls are disappearing into a trafficking network that has descended upon the country's impoverished province of East Nusa...

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  • Indonesia arrests 5 foreigners in Bali for drug smuggling

    Indonesian police say some of the five foreigners who have been arrested for alleged drug smuggling on the tourist island of Bali since the end of...

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  • Police confirm arrest of Chinese photographer, wife says

    The wife of a prominent Chinese photographer who went missing more than a month ago says police have confirmed his arrest

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  • Fire destroys thousands of Congo voting machines in capital

    Fire destroys thousands of Congo voting machines in capital, just 10 days before election

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  • China confirms detentions of 2 Canadian men on suspicion of 'endangering national security'

    China confirms detentions of 2 Canadian men on suspicion of 'endangering national security'

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  • After manhunt, Israel kills Palestinian behind deadly attack

    Israeli police: Security forces track down, kill Palestinian accused of killing 2 Israelis in October

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  • The Latest: Death toll in Turkey train crash rises to 7

    An official says at least four people have been killed and 43 injured when a high-speed train hit a railway engine and crashed into a pedestrian...

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  • Turkish officials say death toll has risen to 7 in Ankara train crash

    Turkish officials say death toll has risen to 7 in Ankara train crash

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  • Scores of migrant girls quietly vanishing from Indonesia

    Scores of Indonesian girls are disappearing into a trafficking network that has descended upon the country's impoverished province of East Nusa...

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  • Egyptian novel explores Christians under controlling church

    New Egyptian novel explores lives of Christians, dealing with discrimination but also a church aligned with the state

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  • Cambodian lawmakers pass measure to ease political ban

    Cambodia's Parliament has passed legislation that could allow a five-year ban on political activity by top opposition politicians to be lifted

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  • Official: 4 dead, 43 injured in high-speed train accident in Turkish capital Ankara

    Official: 4 dead, 43 injured in high-speed train accident in Turkish capital Ankara

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  • Biographical sketches of 2 Canadians missing in China

    Two Canadian citizens have been reported missing in China over recent days amid a dispute with Beijing over the detention of a Chinese business...

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  • Amnesty says Islamic State group decimated rural Iraq

    Amnesty: Islamic State group's deliberate destruction of agriculture in northern Iraq has hindered return of residents

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  • Oil pipeline opponents look past Minnesota regulators

    As a Minnesota regulatory panel prepares to take one of its final looks at Enbridge Energy's proposed Line 3 crude oil pipeline replacement, opponents...

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  • State media: Several injured in high-speed train accident in Turkish capital Ankara

    State media: Several injured in high-speed train accident in Turkish capital Ankara

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  • Official: N. Korea leader unlikely to visit Seoul this month

    A senior South Korean official says it's unlikely that North Korean leader Kim Jong Un will visit Seoul this month

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  • Mexico leader says he talked with Trump about migrants, jobs

    Mexico's leftist President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador says he spoke by telephone Wednesday with U.S. President Donald Trump about migration and job...

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  • Official: Canadian man missing in China and feared detained is entrepreneur Michael Spavor

    Official: Canadian man missing in China and feared detained is entrepreneur Michael Spavor

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  • UN group slams Mexican plan to hold more suspects pending

    A U.N. rights group is criticizing a proposal by Mexico's leftist Morena party to broaden the list of charges that require suspects be jailed while on...

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  • Jailed former Venezuela oil minister dies in state custody

    Venezuelan officials say the jailed former head of the state-run oil giant PDVSA has died in state custody

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  • Senate panel hears of Native women's deaths, disappearances

    The sister of a missing Blackfeet woman in Montana tells U.S. senators that dysfunctional investigations into missing persons' cases have troubled...

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  • The Latest: France issues wanted poster for shooting suspect

    French authorities issue wanted poster and call for witnesses amid a massive manhunt for the suspected Strasbourg shooter

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  • 4th conviction in Los Angeles murder of Chinese student

    A 21-year-old man has been found guilty of first-degree murder in the beating death of a University of Southern California graduate student from China

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  • France's Macron caught between protests, Strasbourg attack

    French President Emmanuel Macron is trying to take back control of his nation after a month of protests that caused mayhem across the country _ and...

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  • France: Suspected gunman named, had long police record

    3 people were killed and several wounded when a gunman opened fire on a market.

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  • Congress moves to ban cockfighting in US territories

    Congress has given final passage to legislation that would shut down legal cockfights in U.S. territories including Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin...

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  • Mexico raids lab producing fentanyl in capital

    Mexican federal agents have detained four people in a raid on a clandestine lab that apparently produced the synthetic opioid fentanyl in Mexico City

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  • What happens with Brexit after May survives leadership vote

    After surviving a no-confidence vote initiated by lawmakers who don't like her Brexit deal, British Prime Minister Theresa May plans to seek EU...

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  • Polish chairman says UN climate talks call for higher effort

    The Polish government official serving as president of a U.N. climate summit says the international talks have entered a "critical phase" and require...

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  • Nicaraguan lawmakers go after allegedly anti-government NGOs

    Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega's legislative allies are canceling the legal status of non-governmental groups identified as supporting months-long...

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  • Woman sues Royal Caribbean over husband's zip line death

    A woman is suing Royal Caribbean Cruises, claiming the company is responsible for a zip line accident that killed her husband on the Honduran island...

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  • Turkey says it will launch new Syria offensive within days

    The target of the operation is the Syrian Kurdish militia known as the YPG.

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  • Venezuela's Maduro: US leads assassination plot against him

    Venezuela's socialist President Nicolas Maduro says he's uncovered an assassination plot that leads directly to the White House

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  • US urges UN to ban Iran nuclear missiles, keep arms embargo

    US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo urged the Security Council on Wednesday to again ban Iranian ballistic missiles that can deliver nuclear weapons and...

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  • Israeli forces kill Palestinian wanted in drive-by shooting

    Israeli forces have killed a Palestinian suspect wanted in a drive-by shooting at a West Bank bus stop, shooting him Wednesday just hours after an...

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  • Study: Valve hole set off refinery blast, fire in Wisconsin

    A hole in a valve was cited as the source of an explosion at a refinery in northwestern Wisconsin last spring that injured 36 people and required the...

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  • Theresa May survives crucial no-confidence vote amid Brexit uncertainty

    The prime minister said she will fight on.

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  • The Latest: Iran accuses US of 'lies' about its missiles

    Iran's deputy U.N. ambassador is accusing the United States of what he says is "another series of lies, fabrications, disinformation and deceptive...

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  • Theresa May survives crucial no-confidence vote amid Brexit uncertainty

    May's fellow conservative members of Parliament voted in favor of her leadership by a margin of 200-117.

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  • Memorial for cathedral victims, death toll rises to 5

    Close to 1,000 people have attended a memorial service for the people gunned down inside a cathedral in southeastern Brazil, and authorities say the...

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  • Britain's Theresa May survives leadership challenge, remains prime minister

    Britain's Theresa May survives leadership challenge, remains prime minister

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  • Russian nuclear-capable bombers fly over Caribbean Sea

    The Russian military says two of its nuclear-capable strategic bombers were flown over the Caribbean Sea during a 10-hour training mission

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  • Mysterious ailment that affected Americans in Cuba linked to inner-ear damage: Study

    The injuries occurred after a peculiar sound or pressure sensation, doctors say.

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  • Hungary creates new court system under government control

    Hungary's parliament has approved the creation of a new court system to deal with matters related to public administration

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  • Netanyahu's adviser accused of sexual assault resigns

    An adviser to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has rendered his resignation following allegations of sexual assault

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  • Brexit: What is it, and what are the key issues?

    The EU has accepted a Brexit agreement, but Britain remains divided.

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  • Polish PM survives confidence vote that he called for

    Polish government easily survives confidence vote in parliament that the prime minister had asked for

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