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  • Top Spanish candidates urge voters to keep far-right at bay

    Top candidates are appealing to Spain's large pool of undecided voters, urged them to choose wisely and keep the far-right at bay

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  • Cyprus faces prospect of serial killer, searches for bodies

    Cyprus is facing the prospect of a potential serial killer after police said a detained military officer confessed to killing five foreign women and...

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  • Sri Lanka Muslims brave militant threats for Friday prayers

    Sri Lanka's Muslims, warned to stay home over militant threats after Easter bombing, call for peace at Friday prayers

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  • Italian center-left party presents candidates to EU election

    Italy's largest opposition party, the Democratic Party, has presented a roster of candidates for the European Parliament election next month that...

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  • The Latest: Journalists allowed in bombed Sri Lanka church

    The archbishop of Colombo says there will be no Sunday Masses until further notice after the Easter bombings in Sri Lanka

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  • Migrant arrivals plunge in Spain after deals with Morocco

    The number of migrants reaching Spanish shores through what had become Europe's main entry point has plummeted in recent months mostly due to...

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  • Syria: West practicing economic 'terrorism' against Damascus

    Syria's ambassador to U.N. blasts U.S. and European Union for imposing sanctions against his country describing them as "economic terrorism"

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  • Danish lawmaker: euroskeptic EU alliance can have influence

    A senior member of a Danish anti-immigration party said Friday he hopes a new right-wing alliance in the European Parliament "can have real influence...

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  • Discrepancies in Sri Lanka attack muddle investigation

    Hour by hour the death toll from Sri Lanka's Easter Sunday bombing attack climbed; then it sharply dropped

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  • Sri Lanka Catholics cancel all Sunday Masses after bombing

    The Catholic church in Sri Lanka has canceled all Sunday Masses until further notice over concerns it remains a top target of Islamic State-linked...

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  • Poland holds meetings on improving education after strike

    A nationwide teachers' strike is spurring Poland's government to hold meetings with educators, parents and experts to discuss ways to improve the...

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  • Elaborate smash and grab at Tiffany's includes van smashing storefront, moped escape

    London police are asking the public for help in identifying the suspects.

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  • Germany's RWE says it won't invest in new coal power plants

    German energy company RWE says it won't invest in any new coal-fired power stations and is scrapping plans for a lignite-fired plant in western...

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  • Across the Pond: Sri Lanka names Easter attack ringleader

    Plus, Kim Jong Un puts the ball in Donald Trump's court, and Europe's top spots for a fake vacation on Instagram.

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  • Baha'i community concerned over fate of its members in Yemen

    Baha'i advocacy group concerned over fate, prosecution of minority Baha'is at the hands of Yemen's Houthi rebels

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  • Journalist's murder spurs bid to unblock NIreland politics

    The region's power-sharing executive has been suspended for over 2 years.

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  • Daimler says it has no idea how Kim Jong Un got his limos

    Despite sanctions, Kim was able to obtain Western-made luxury cars.

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  • China's Xi promotes building initiative amid debt worries

    China's Xi says infrastructure-building initiative will set high standards as countries fret over debt

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  • Archbishop of Colombo says there will be no Sunday Masses until further notice after bombings in Sri Lanka

    Archbishop of Colombo says there will be no Sunday Masses until further notice after bombings in Sri Lanka

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  • AP Was There: Black South Africans get the vote

    AP Was There: After 342 Years, black South Africans get the vote

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  • New cyclone hits Mozambique; 1 dead as big floods warned

    At least 1 dead after new cyclone tears into Mozambique, with 'massive flooding' warned

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  • Yemen's al-Qaida branch vows revenge over Saudi executions

    Al-Qaida in Yemen vows revenge for Saudi beheadings this week, indicating some of those executed were Sunni militants

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  • After delays, Afghan president inaugurates new parliament

    Afghan president inaugurates country's new parliament, after almost 6 months since elections

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  • Bayer managers face shareholders amid Monsanto fallout

    Bayer's top managers are facing shareholders amid discontent over the fallout from the company's acquisition of Monsanto, the maker of Roundup weed...

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  • Malaysia climber in hospital after 2 days alone on Annapurna

    A Malaysian mountain climber is being treated in a hospital in Nepal's capital after being stranded for nearly two days alone near the summit of...

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  • Global auto slowdown drags down Mercedes-Benz maker

    German carmaker Daimler endured a weak start to the year, echoing troubles at other major manufacturers, as sales in the big Chinese market stuttered

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  • Macron's attempt to quell yellow vest protests satisfy few

    French President Emmanuel Macron is satisfying few of his critics as he tries to quell five months of yellow vest protests with a mix of tax cuts and...

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  • AP PHOTOS: Amid horror, Sri Lanka church still shows beauty

    AP PHOTOS: The blood can still be clearly seen at St. Sebastian's, one of the Sri Lankan churches targeted on Easter by suicide bombers, yet somehow...

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  • Mine blast in separatist-held Ukraine kills 4; 13 missing

    Separatist officials in the rebel-held eastern Ukraine say a methane blast at a coal mine has killed at least four people and left 13 people missing

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  • PM Modi files nomination papers in India's general election

    Prime Minister Narendra Modi has filed nomination papers in a Hindu holy city, hoping to hold onto the seat for a second time in India's election

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  • Cambodian schools shorten hours to cope with heat wave

    Cambodian authorities have ordered a one-hour reduction in the length of school days because of concerns that students and teachers may fall ill from...

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  • Dalai Lama returns to north India base after hospitalization

    The Dalai Lama has returned to his headquarters in the north Indian hill town of Dharmsala after a brief stay in a hospital in the capital for...

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  • Russia ready to discuss nuclear treaty with China, US

    An official's comments come after the U.S. pulled out of a nuclear treaty.

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  • Sri Lanka political rivalry seen as factor in Easter blasts

    Government dysfunction and an intelligence failure that preceded the Easter Sunday bombings that killed 253 people in Sri Lanka are traced to...

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  • Sudan's military seeks to keep upper hand despite protests

    In a blow to Sudanese protesters, military says it will keep the upper hand during country's transitional period

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  • Deutsche Bank lowers outlook as revenues disappoint

    Deutsche Bank says it saw its profit improve by 67 percent in the first quarter, though revenue dropped 9 percent as proceeds from trading declined...

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  • AstraZeneca's first quarter profits jump 74%

    Anglo-Swedish drugmaker AstraZeneca says first-quarter earnings jumped 74%, buoyed by emerging markets and the success of new cancer treatments.

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  • RBS first-quarter earnings down 12.5% amid Brexit worries

    Royal Bank of Scotland says first-quarter earnings fell 12.5% as economic uncertainty linked to Britain's pending departure from the European Union...

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  • Explosions rock Tata Steel works in South Wales; 2 injured

    Explosions have rocked Britain's largest steel plant, injuring two people and shaking nearby homes

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  • SAS pilots in Scandinavia strike; 673 flights canceled

    Pilots for Scandinavian Airlines have launched an open-ended strike following the collapse of pay negotiations, forcing the company to cancel...

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  • German EU candidate speaks out against Russia gas pipeline

    The center-right candidate to head the European Union's executive branch is speaking out against a new German-Russian gas pipeline, drawing mixed...

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  • Despite big plans, N. Korea's trains still go almost nowhere

    The use of North Korean railways for trade or tourism has never been smooth.

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  • New Zealander pleads guilty to sharing mosque shooting video

    He faces a maximum penalty of 14 years in prison.

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  • Q&A: Sudanese face uphill climb in unfinished revolution

    Q&A: A look at the Sudanese Professionals Association, which led protests that forced President al-Bashir from power

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  • Cuban migrants stage mass escape from center in south Mexico

    At least 1,300 mainly Cuban migrants escaped on foot from an immigration detention center on Mexico's southern border in the largest mass escape in...

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  • Sri Lankan authorities say the suspected leader of the Easter attacks died in the Shangri-La hotel bombing.

    Sri Lankan authorities say the suspected leader of the Easter attacks died in the Shangri-La hotel bombing.

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  • Iraq: Yazidis to accept children of IS rape into community

    Yazidis in Iraq say they will accept survivors of IS's campaign of enslavement, welcome children conceived through rape into Yazidi community

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  • Emperor Akihito saw diplomacy as path to make amends for war

    Japan's Emperor Akihito has had a lifetime mission: Make amends for a war fought in his father's name

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  • Mayor, 2 others slain on highway in Mexico's Veracruz state

    Mexico authorities say a mayor, her husband and driver were shot dead as they were traveling in a municipal vehicle in the Gulf coast state of...

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  • Mayor, 2 others slain on highway in Mexico's Veracruz state

    Mexico authorities say a mayor, her husband and driver were shot dead as they were traveling in a municipal vehicle in the Gulf coast state of...

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