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  • Former Kazakh leader's daughter appointed parliament speaker

    The eldest daughter of Kazakhstan's outgoing longtime leader has been appointed speaker of parliament, giving rise to speculation that she may succeed...

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  • The Latest: Hearing underway for Karadzic appeals decisions

    United Nations judges are set to hand down their decisions in the appeal by former Bosnian Serb leader Radovan Karadzic against his convictions and...

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  • Trump nominates career diplomat as Cape Verde ambassador

    U.S. President Donald Trump has nominated a Louisiana native as ambassador to Cape Verde, an archipelago off the northwest coast of Africa

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

    Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has sparked a diplomatic spat with New Zealand and Australia as he campaigns for votes in local elections this...

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  • BMW warns profits will fall due to costs, trade uncertainty

    German automaker BMW says its profits this year will be "well below" last year's due to higher raw materials prices, the costs of compliance with...

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  • Italy: Driver of bus full of children sets it on fire

    Italian authorities say a bus driver transporting schoolchildren stopped his vehicle on a provincial highway, told the passengers to get off and then...

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

    Prime Minister Theresa May has formally asked the European Union to postpone Britain's departure from the bloc, due in nine days, until June 30

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  • Father, son buried as New Zealand mosque funerals begin

    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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  • UN says Libya factions to meet in Tripoli over elections

    The U.N. envoy to Libya says rival factions will meet next month to set dates for parliamentary and presidential elections

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  • UN judges to deliver Radovan Karadzic appeals decisions

    United Nations judges are set to hand down their decisions in the appeal by former Bosnian Serb leader Radovan Karadzic against his convictions and...

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  • Pakistan sentences Czech model to 8 years on drug charge

    Pakistani court sentences Czech model, arrested last year, to 8 years, 8 months on drug trafficking charges

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  • Catalan yellow ribbon protest intrudes into Spanish election

    A dispute between Spanish authorities and Catalan separatists over a yellow ribbon symbol is building into a hot issue ahead of Spain's general...

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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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  • 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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  • The Latest: Italian minister explains refusal of migrants

    Italy's hard-line interior minister, Matteo Salvini, has given an emotional defense of his decision last summer to refuse to allow migrants aboard an...

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  • Across the Pond: Search for survivors in Mozambique after devastating cyclone

    Plus, the U.K. struggles to find a solution to their Brexit woes and the royal family makes a splash.

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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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  • North Macedonia: 7 plead guilty to joining, fighting for IS

    Officials in North Macedonia say seven of the country's nationals have pleaded guilty to joining the Islamic State group and fighting with it in Syria...

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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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  • The Latest: Outgoing Kazakh leader's daughter named speaker

    The eldest daughter of the outgoing leader of Kazakhstan has been named speaker of the upper chamber of parliament

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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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  • The Latest: Pope prays for victims of Cyclone Idai floods

    Pope Francis is praying for victims of the cyclone-induced flooding in southern Africa and is urging support for those affected

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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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  • Greek police suspect racist motive in attack on Afghan teens

    Greek police say they are investigating a possible racist motive in a violent attack by hooded men on a group of teenage Afghan asylum-seekers in the...

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  • UK police arrest wealthy Indian jeweler Nirav Modi

    Fugitive diamond tycoon Nirav Modi has been arrested in London at the request of Indian authorities

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  • Shares in Germany's Bayer plunge on US weed killer ruling

    Shares in Germany's Bayer AG have plunged after a U.S. jury found that Roundup weed killer was a substantial factor in a California man's cancer

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  • Philippine official praises China's ruling Communist Party

    The Philippine foreign secretary has heaped praise on China's ruling Communist Party during a visit to Beijing, underscoring the growing distance...

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  • Egyptian author concerned about lawsuit reports against him

    Egyptian novelist concerned about reports of lawsuit against him based on lawyer's complaint

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  • Turkey's Erdogan sparks diplomatic row with NZ, Australia

    Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has been ignoring widespread criticism and again showed excerpts of a video taken by the attacker who killed 50...

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  • Dutch police question new suspect in tram shooting

    Dutch police and prosecutors are questioning two suspects as they investigate whether a deadly shooting on a tram in the central city of Utrecht was...

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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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  • UK Police: Wealthy jeweler Nirav Modi arrested in London at request of Indian authorities

    UK Police: Wealthy jeweler Nirav Modi arrested in London at request of Indian authorities

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  • Spain's far-right seeks looser arms control laws

    The leader of Spain's far-right Vox party says that Spaniards should be allowed to possess firearms and use them for self-defense without legal...

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  • Moderate earthquake hits Turkey; 3 people injured

    Turkish authorities say a moderately strong earthquake, with a preliminary magnitude of 5.5, has hit southwestern Turkey

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  • Wild animals get care at private Russian center

    Some 200 wild animals are receiving care at the Veles Center, an out-of-the-way operation regarded as Russia's premier facility for rehabilitating...

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  • Turkish, Australian ministers speak amid Gallipoli spat

    Turkish officials say Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu has held a telephone conversation with his Australian counterpart, Marise Payne

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  • 3 years on, what's become of the EU-Turkey migration deal?

    In March 2016, European governments breathed a sigh of relief as the European Union reached a deal with Turkey designed to stop hundreds of thousands...

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  • Japan urged to stop requiring surgery for ID gender change

    Human Rights Watch is urging Japan to drop its requirement that transgender people be sterilized to have their gender changed on official documents

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  • Dutch vote in provincial elections days after tram attack

    Dutch voters are casting ballots in regional elections that are seen as passing a midterm judgment on the ruling national coalition of Prime Minister...

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  • Stories of the victims of the New Zealand mosque attack

    Stories of victims of the attacks at two mosques in Christchurch, New Zealand, where 50 people were killed

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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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  • EU's Juncker says a decision on a delay to Brexit unlikely at this week's summit

    EU's Juncker says a decision on a delay to Brexit unlikely at this week's summit

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  • AP PHOTOS: City that voted for Brexit is still waiting

    AP PHOTOS: Sunderland voted for Brexit to make itself heard, and in hope of a brighter future. Almost three years later, the city is still waiting.

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  • Taliban kill 6 paramilitary troops in southwestern Pakistan

    Pakistan: Taliban target remote security outpost in southwestern Baluchistan province, killing 6 paramilitary troops

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  • Israeli army: 2 Palestinians killed in clashes with troops

    Israeli military says 2 Palestinians shot and killed after attacking troops in West Bank city

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  • UN says 122,600 Afghans in need of aid after severe floods

    UN aid agency says recent flooding in Afghanistan has left more than 122,600 people in need of assistance

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  • The Latest: Police say mosque gunman planned another attack

    New Zealand Police Commissioner Mike Bush says he believes police officers stopped the gunman who killed 50 people at two mosques on his way to...

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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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