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  • Japan accepts talks with South Korea on WTO arbitration

    Japan has announced it will accept South Korea's request for joint talks leading to arbitration by the World Trade Organization after Seoul filed a...

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  • Cubans wait hours in gas lines as fuel crisis bites

    A fuel shortage blamed on the Trump Administration has turned filling a tank in Cuba into an ordeal even for a country used to waiting in lines.

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  • Irish deputy PM says 2 sides far apart on Brexit plan

    Simon Coveney are still "serious problems".

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  • Cubans wait hours in gas lines as fuel crisis bites

    A fuel shortage blamed on the Trump Administration has turned filling a tank in Cuba into an ordeal even for a country used to waiting in lines.

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  • Nigerian military accuses aid group of aiding Boko Haram

    Nigeria's military accuses international aid group of aiding Boko Haram, which group denies

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  • Estimated 300,000 protesters gather in Australia for climate change rally

    Demonstrations are taking place worldwide.

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  • Haze from Indonesian fires now affecting Philippines

    A Philippine official says haze blown by monsoon winds from Indonesia's forest fires is affecting some regions in the western Philippines and raised...

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  • French president says committed to helping Lebanon's economy

    France's president says Paris "is fully committed" to implementing the decisions taken during a conference last year to help Lebanon improve its...

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  • Journalists see heart of Saudi oil industry after attack

    Saudi Arabia has taken journalists to the site of a missile-and-drone strike on the kingdom's oil industry that shook global energy markets this week

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  • Turkey: Bloomberg journalists on trial for report on economy

    Two reporters for the U.S.-based Bloomberg news agency have appeared in court accused of trying to undermine Turkey's economic stability over a story...

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  • Tour operator Thomas Cook in race to avoid bankruptcy

    Thomas Cook, one of the world's oldest and largest travel companies, is facing a race against time to stay afloat

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  • Indonesia's president delays vote on new criminal code

    Indonesian President Joko Widodo has asked lawmakers to delay a vote on a proposed new criminal code because of public opposition

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  • Nigeria police nab main suspect in apparent serial killings

    Police announced on Twitter that they were questioning the man.

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  • Ethiopia: Egypt's Nile dam proposal is against 'sovereignty'

    Ethiopia says latest Egypt proposal on massive Nile dam is against country's 'sovereignty'

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  • US envoy meets Israel's embattled PM to discuss peace plan

    Middle East US envoy meets with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu days after elections leave the Israeli leader's political future in doubt

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  • EU, UK agree to continue Brexit talks

    The European Union says British and EU negotiators agree to continue discussions aimed at ending the Brexit impasse, as the talks appear to be gaining...

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  • Russian actor arrested at rally released pending appeal

    The case spared a rare outbreak of dissent in Russia.

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  • Global climate protests begin in Australia before UN summit

    Cities in Australia kicked off the festivities.

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  • The Latest: Saudi Arabia shows attack site it says Iran hit

    The Latest: Saudi Arabia has taken journalists to the site of a missile-and-drone attack on a facility it says Iran behind

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  • Lawyer says US bid to extradite North Korean is 'political'

    The man is facing extradition from Malaysia to face money laundering charges.

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  • Saudi Arabia takes journalists to site of missile-and-drone attack on facility at heart of kingdom's oil industry

    Saudi Arabia takes journalists to site of missile-and-drone attack on facility at heart of kingdom's oil industry

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  • UN agency says 124 suspected cholera cases in Sudan

    UN's humanitarian agency says 124 suspected cholera cases in Sudan with seven deaths

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  • Mexico's Los Cabos braces for approaching storm Lorena

    Owners have pulled boats from the water and shopkeepers put plywood over windows and doors as Tropical Storm Lorena bears down on Mexico's...

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  • Zimbabwe doctor is found alive after alleged abduction

    His alleged abduction led to days of protests.

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  • Migrant shooting highlights concern about Libyan coast guard

    A Sudanese man has died from a gunshot wound when migrants fled guards taking them to a detention center in Libya raising troubling questions about...

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  • Activist: Egyptian authorities arrest brother to silence me

    The US-based Egyptian activist whose Facebook page helped ignite the 2011 uprising that brought down longtime dictator Hosni Mubarak has said that...

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  • Cambodia gives garment workers 4.4% minimum wage hike

    Cambodia's government has announced it is raising the minimum wage for the garment industry, the country's biggest export earner

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  • The Latest: Czech students rally against climate change

    Thousands of students are rallying in Prague and dozens of towns and cities across the Czech Republic as part of a global protest against climate...

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  • The Latest: Migrant killed by train in North macedonia

    Police in North Macedonia say a 23-year old Pakistani migrant has died after being hit by a train

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  • Bombing kills 2 Pakistani soldiers near Afghan border

    Pakistan's military says a roadside bomb has killed two soldiers, when it struck an army vehicle in the country's northwest near the Afghan border

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  • Australian-Lebanese jailed on Sydney bomb plot set free

    Lebanese authorities have released a Lebanese-Australian man detained in over an alleged bomb plot

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  • Tough tactics test Algeria's 31st week of peaceful protests

    Security forces have set up roadblocks on major highways leading into the Algerian capital to stop citizens with "malicious" designs from taking part...

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  • Rights group praises Serbia war crimes court rape conviction

    A Serbian court has sentenced a former Serbian special police member to eight years in prison for raping a Bosniak woman during the 1992-95 war in...

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  • The Latest: Hurricane Lorena approaching Mexico's Los Cabos

    The U.S. National Hurricane Center in Miami has upgraded Lorena to a hurricane as it bears down on Mexico's Baja California

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  • NKorea welcomes Trump's call for 'new method' in talks

    Trump said Washington may pursue an unspecified "new method" in talks.

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  • Harry and Meghan make 1st official tour as family in Africa

    The tour starts Monday in a troubled South Africa.

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  • Tens of thousands join climate protests before UN summit

    Tens of thousands of protesters have joined rallies in a day of worldwide demonstrations ahead of a U.N. climate summit in New York

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  • Israel's election highlights secular-religious divide

    Religion played a central role in this week's deadlocked election.

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  • Iraq's stability on the line as US, Iran tensions soar

    Countries in Tehran's orbit are feeling the heat.

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  • Kiribati cuts ties with Taiwan, presaging switch to China

    The Pacific island nation of Kiribati has cut diplomatic ties with Taiwan, the second country to do so this week

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  • Paris police gird for weekend protests over Macron, climate

    Paris is deploying thousands of police to protect landmarks and government buildings as yellow vest groups, unions and environmental activists plan a...

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  • US-based Egyptian activist says brother 'kidnapped' by government

    Wael Ghonim lives in self-imposed exile in California.

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  • The Latest: Trudeau says he didn't recall brownface pictures

    Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says he's wary of being definitive about how many times he's worn brown or blackface because he didn't recall...

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  • South Korea reports more suspected swine fever cases

    South Korean is investigating two more suspected cases of African swine fever from farms near its border with North Korea, as fears grow over the...

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  • AP Explains: Brownface part of racist face makeup history

    AP Explains: Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's scandal is bringing attention to the use of brownface, a practice that scholars say white people...

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  • AP PHOTOS: Editor selections from Latin America, Caribbean

    AP PHOTOS: Protests over fuel shortages shut down Haiti, abortion rights activists angered by vote in Ecuador's congress, Mexicans mourn losses in...

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  • Hurricane rips roofs, cuts power in Bermuda, but no deaths

    Hurricane Humberto blew off rooftops, toppled trees and knocked out power as it blew past the British Atlantic island of Bermuda

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

    AP Photos: Southeast Asia haze, Hong Kong protests, India flooding, Nepal religious festival

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  • Canada's Trudeau comes under fire over brownface photo

    Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, a champion of diversity and immigration, is under fire over a brownface photo

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