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  • 2 women convicted in failed 2016 Notre Dame car bomb plot

    Two women who tried to blow up a car near Notre Dame cathedral have been convicted of terrorism charges in France and sentenced to 30 and 25 years in...

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  • Fighting continues in Syria after US troops are withdrawn

    Violence continues after the U.S. pulls troops from Syria; New developments in impeachment showdown this week; Hunter Biden talks to ABC News; 2020...

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  • Violence at Syria/Turkey border after US withdraws troops

    Kemal Kirişci, the Director of the Turkey Project at the Brookings Institute, speaks about the United States pulling troops from the border.

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  • Far-right groups protest Ukrainian president's peace plan

    Far-right groups protest Ukrainian president's peace plan as he warns against violence

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  • Spanish court convicts Catalan leaders for secession attempt

    Riot police engaged in a running battle with protesters outside Barcelona's airport Monday after Spain's Supreme Court convicted 12 separatist leaders...

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  • Venezuela boosts worker pay again amid hyperinflation

    Venezuela has dramatically hiked the minimum wage in a move that critics expect will do little to alleviate widespread suffering in the crisis-torn...

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  • UK's Prince William, Kate arrive in Pakistan for 5-day visit

    Britain's Prince William and his wife Kate have arrived in Pakistan's capital on a 5-day visit amid tight security

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  • 13 police killed by suspected cartel gunmen in west Mexico

    Authorities say at least 13 police officers have been killed and three others injured in an attack in the western state of Michoacan, where violence...

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  • The Latest: Poland's ruling party has votes to govern again

    Final official returns from Poland's parliamentary election confirm the conservative Law and Justice party has won a narrow majority in the lower...

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  • The Latest: 37 injured, 108 flights canceled in Barcelona

    Health authorities in northeastern Spain say 37 protesters have been injured during ongoing clashes with police at Barcelona's airport

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  • Egypt activist claims she was tortured, beaten after arrest

    An Egyptian pro-democracy activist claims she was tortured and beaten after being arrested amid a sweeping government crackdown, a leading rights...

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  • Hong Kong police say they were attacked by explosive device

    Hong Kong police say a homemade remote-controlled explosive device intended to "kill or to harm" police officers was detonated during violent protests...

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  • Ecuador starts cleanup after deal to end indigenous protests

    Thousands of indigenous demonstrators, student volunteers and local residents launch a massive cleanup of a Quito park where anti-austerity protesters...

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  • Police: 81-year-old woman found with cocaine in wheelchair

    An 81-year-old woman has been captured in Colombia after authorities discovered cocaine embedded in her wheelchair as she tried to board a flight to...

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  • US pullout from Syria leaves a major prize for its foes

    The U.S. decision to withdraw from northeastern Syria after paving the way for a Turkish invasion has placed the oil-rich region back in play,...

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  • 4 dead as Guineans protest president's bid to extend power

    At least four people have died in the capital after police in Guinea fired tear gas and bullets to disperse thousands of opposition protesters

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  • Haiti's embattled president faces 5th week of protests

    Road blocks are going up across Haiti as the country enters its fifth week of protests after opposition leaders said they will not back down on their...

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  • 3 economists who study poverty win Nobel Prize

    The 2019 Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences has been won by Abhijit Banerjee, Esther Duflo and Michael Kremer for groundbreaking work on how to...

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  • The Latest: 3 awarded economics Nobel for study on poverty

    Nobel Economics Prize winners Abhijit Banerjee and Esther Duflo say they're just like any other married couple trying to juggle kids and work

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  • EU nations commit to arms export ban against Turkey

    European Union nations vented their outrage at Turkey's offensive in northern Syria and committed to join France and Germany in banning arms sales to...

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  • Typhoon Hagibis, conflict in Syria and the Saddleridge Fire: World in Photos, Oct. 14

    A look at the top photos from around the globe.

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  • Catholic church urges Angola to declare a drought emergency

    Catholic church urges Angola to declare a drought emergency as more than 1 million affected

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  • EU negotiators continue to discuss Brexit as deadline looms

    Britain and the European Union say Brexit talks were making progress _ but not yet enough to ensure a deal by the end of the month

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  • Tunisia: Conservative law professor wins presidential race

    Tunisia's electoral body said official preliminary results show that conservative, Islamist-backed law professor Kais Saied has largely won the...

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  • Libyan officials: Airstrike kills 3 civilians in Tripoli

    Libyan health authorities say an airstrike has slammed into a house in the capital, Tripoli, killing at least 3 people and wounding 2 others,...

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  • Fighting continues on Syria-Turkey border

    The fighting comes following President Donald Trump's decision to withdraw U.S. troops.

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  • Polish conservatives win lower house but lose Senate

    Poland's conservative ruling Law and Justice party wins majority in lower house of parliament in a weekend election, but lost its control of the...

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  • Sudan's government, rebels start peace talks in Juba

    Sudan's new transitional government is meeting with rebel leaders to kick off peace talks aimed at ending the country's yearslong civil wars

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  • German police lost Halle gunman for an hour, lawmakers say

    German lawmakers say police lost track for an hour of the suspected far-right extremist who shot dead two people in a botched attack on a synagogue...

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  • Polar bear wanders across a baseball field in Manitoba

    Officers tranquilized the bear and will keep it 30 days in a holding facility before releasing it a safe distance outside of the town.

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  • Climate protesters block traffic outside Bank of England

    The demonstrators were protesting the U.K. finance industry’s support for fossil fuel use.

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  • The Latest: Ireland: Brexit talks could go into next week

    Both Ireland and Spain are starting to say the Brexit negotiations could well spill beyond this week and go right down to the wire at the end of the...

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  • Pope's bodyguard resigns over new financial leaks scandal

    The Vatican's latest leaks scandal claimed its first victim Monday, as Pope Francis' chief bodyguard resigned over the leak of a Vatican police flyer...

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  • 4 Russian protesters jailed on charges of assaulting police

    Russia's top state investigative agency says it has arrested four more people suspected of assaulting police officers during a July opposition protest...

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  • Russia's Putin lands in Saudi Arabia on Mideast trip

    Russian President Vladimir Putin has landed in Saudi Arabia on a trip to the kingdom

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  • EU moves closer to confirmation of first chief prosecutor

    The European Union's member states have agreed to appoint Romania's Laura Codruta Kovesi as the first European chief prosecutor

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  • Xi Jinping vows separatists will be ‘smashed to pieces’ as US-themed protests begin

    The comments followed a weekend of violent protests in the economic hub.

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  • Japan storm victims felt worst was over, then floods came

    Residents in this storm hit town north of Japan's capital are cleaning up after a powerful typhoon dumped massive rain and turned neighborhoods into...

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  • UN urges action against food losses, says 14% lost globally

    The United Nations' food agency says around 14% of the food produced globally is lost and is urging action to address the causes of food loss as part...

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  • British man gets life for driving into people by Parliament

    A man who drove his car into several people before it slammed into a barrier outside Britain's Parliament in a bid "to kill as many people as...

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  • Iran's Guard says it detains Paris-based exiled journalist

    Iran's paramilitary Revolutionary Guard says it has arrested an exiled journalist who helped fan the flames of nationwide economic protests that...

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  • Indonesia arrests 22 militants following attack on minister

    An Indonesian police official says 22 suspected militants who are plotting attacks have been arrested in a new counterterrorism crackdown since last...

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  • AP Explains: A look at the verdict in Spain separatist trial

    AP Explains: A look at the verdict in Spain's separatist trial over Catalonia

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  • Vatican police chief resigns over leak of police flyer identifying Vatican officials suspended in financial probe

    Vatican police chief resigns over leak of police flyer identifying Vatican officials suspended in financial probe

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  • Nobel prize in economics given to 3 economists for work on alleviating global poverty

    The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences announced the prize on Monday.

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  • Dutch court convicts asylum-seeker in station terror attack

    A Dutch court has convicted an Afghan asylum-seeker and sentenced him to nearly 27 years imprisonment for stabbing two American tourists in a terror...

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  • Tunisia: Knife attack kills French citizen, injures officer

    A French citizen has been killed in a knife attack that also injured a police officer near a northern Tunisia city

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  • Union calls on Lufthansa cabin crew to strike on Sunday

    A union is calling on cabin crew at German airline Lufthansa to walk off the job for five hours next weekend in a long-running dispute over pay and...

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  • Spanish Supreme Court says judge has issued international arrest warrant for Catalan ex-President Carles Puigdemont

    Spanish Supreme Court says judge has issued international arrest warrant for Catalan ex-President Carles Puigdemont

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