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  • Candidate: Elections key to countering Afghan conservatism

    Afghan woman candidate: Saturday's elections key to countering conservatism that stifles opportunities for women

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  • After Canada legalizes pot, industry eyes rest of the world

    Canada's decision to legalize marijuana could influence other countries mulling whether to end their own bans on the drug

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  • China orders evacuations after landslide blocks Tibet river

    China says around 6,000 people have been evacuated following a landslide in Tibet that blocked the flow of one of the region's key rivers

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  • Follow the trek of Venezuelan migrants fleeing on foot

    For nine days a team of Associated Press journalists followed a Venezuelan mother and her daughter fleeing their nation's crippling economic and...

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  • Pakistan launches search for 11 abducted Iranian guards

    Pakistan has told Tehran that its security forces are trying to trace 11 members of Iran's border force who were abducted by militants

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  • Mother, daughter desperate to leave Venezuela flee on foot

    Barely able to feed her daughter and struggling to earn a living, Sandra Cadiz made the desperate decision to leave Venezuela

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  • US officials optimistic on US-China military ties

    After a rocky few months, Pentagon officials say they sense that relations with the Chinese military may be stabilizing

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  • Judge frees Peru opposition leader Keiko Fujimori

    An appeals judge has freed Peru's opposition leader Keiko Fujimori a week after she was arrested, but she remains under investigation over undeclared...

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  • Peru's president soars as he channels anger over corruption

    Peruvian President Martin Vizcarra is on a crusade to clean up corrupt politics and become a voice for the poor and forgotten after his surprising...

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  • Food, water, ride: Guatemalans aid Honduran caravan migrants

    Many of the more than 2,000 Hondurans in a migrant caravan trying to wend its way to the United States have been helped at every turn in Guatemala by...

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  • Japan exports fall in September, first decline since 2016

    Japan has recorded a trade surplus for September of $1.2 billion, but exports fell 1.2 percent from the previous year, marking the first decline since...

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  • Vietnam frees popular blogger on condition she leave for US

    Vietnam has freed a well-known blogger, "Mother Mushroom," after two years in prison on the condition that she leave for the United States

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  • Mexican government shields officials from corruption probe

    Less than two months before Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto leaves office, his administration is seeking to shield itself from a corruption...

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  • At Vatican, South Korean leader says he's certain of peace

    South Korean president says at end of Vatican Mass he's certain peace will come to Korean Peninsula

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  • 3 dead in Venezuela after widespread outage leaves hospitals without power

    Power outages in Venezuela have become common,.

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  • Migrants moving again in Guatemala, Trump targets Democrats

    More than 2,000 Honduran migrants traveling en masse through Guatemala have resumed their journey toward the United States, even as U.S. President...

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  • Friend of Jamal Khashoggi: Turkish officials said journalist killed in 'barbaric' way

    Turan Kislakci told ABC News security officials said they had audio proof.

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  • UN Syria envoy to try to move on constitution before leaving

    U.N. special envoy Staffan de Mistura says he'll make a final effort to advance toward a new constitution for Syria before stepping down at the end of...

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  • Editorial Roundup: Excerpts from recent editorials

    Editorial Roundup: Excerpts from recent editorials in newspapers in the U.S. and abroad

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  • Toronto musician comes home alive after family held funeral

    The family of a Toronto musician accidentally buried the wrong man.

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  • German nationalists pictured with Hitler wine, swastikas

    The far-right Alternative for Germany party wants to expel one of its own lawmakers who was pictured posing in front of wine bottles featuring...

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  • Official: It remains illegal to bring marijuana into US

    U.S. officials are reminding travelers that it remains illegal to bring marijuana into the United States at border crossings despite the legalization...

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  • Activists, industry are raging war over commercial whaling in Iceland

    Iceland still allows some species to be hunted despite an international ban.

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  • Reports: 10 feared dead in gas explosion at Crimean college

    Russian news agencies say at least 40 people have been wounded in the incident.

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  • US briefs Iraq Chaldean head, Vatican on aid after critique

    US diplomat briefs Iraqi Chaldean leader who criticized American effort to help rebuild Christian villages in Iraq

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  • The Latest: US, Saudi officials meet after writer disappears

    America's top military officer has met with Saudi Arabia's defense chief amid deteriorating relations between the two nations after the disappearance...

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  • Investigators search for missing Saudi journalist

    Officials searched the home of the Saudi consul general Wednesday morning.

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  • Protesters stop females ages 10 to 50 from entering temple

    An Indian temple and one of the world's largest Hindu pilgrimage centers has opened its doors to females of menstruating age to comply with a Supreme...

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  • Police arrest man who swam naked in an aquarium shark tank

    David Weaver, 37, was arrested by police on Tuesday.

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  • Iran calls latest US sanctions an 'insult' to world order

    Iran says the latest round of U.S. sanctions is an "insult" to the international order that stems from "blind hostility."

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  • Brazil presidential candidates woo religious leaders

    Brazil's presidential candidates wooed church leaders Wednesday ahead of a runoff in this deeply religious country with sizable Catholic and...

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  • LA Dodgers, Tomb Sweeping Day, Kashmiri protester: World in Photos, Oct. 17

    Here's a look at the top photos from around the globe.

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  • The Latest: Toll in Crimean school shooting rises to 19 dead

    Officials in Crimea say the casualty toll at a vocational school shooting in Kerch now stands at 19 dead and more than 50 wounded, many of them...

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  • Seal gets playful with scuba diver

    Ben Burville drew the attention of a seal in the waters off England's Farne Islands.

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  • The Latest: Mexico says no special treatment for caravan

    Mexico's government says people in a caravan of Honduran migrants headed for the U.S. will be treated the same as anyone else entering the country

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  • Lone 18-year-old kills 1 people in shooting, bombing at college: Russia

    The college is in Crimea, which Russia seized from Ukraine in 2014.

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  • Haitians protest alleged misuse of Petrocaribe funds

    A protest by tens of thousands of people across Haiti has turned violent as anger grows over the alleged misuse of funds from an oil assistance...

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  • Turkmenistan opens $3.4 billion chemical plant

    The Central Asian nation of Turkmenistan has opened a $3.4 billion chemicals plants in its latest effort to diversity its gas-dependent economy

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  • The Latest: Brexit deal needs 'much more time,' EU rep says

    The European Union's chief Brexit negotiator says the EU and the British government need "much more time" to reach a divorce agreement

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  • Turkish officials say there is mounting evidence in case of Jamal Khashoggi

    Turkish officials say there is evidence that shows Khashoggi may have been murdered inside the Saudi consulate.

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  • Great White North goes green

    Possession of marijuana for recreational use is now legal in Canada.

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  • The European Union's Brexit negotiator says both the EU and Britain need "much more time" to reach a deal

    The European Union's Brexit negotiator says both the EU and Britain need "much more time" to reach a deal

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• Oct 17

  • Greek foreign minister resigns over Macedonia deal dispute

    The foreign minister of Greece resigns following disagreement with defense minister over Macedonia name change deal

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  • Duke and Duchess of Sussex continue Australian tour

    Prince Harry and Meghan Markle visit a drought-stricken town.

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  • American student fights deportation in Israeli high court

    US student asks Israel's Supreme Court to overturn her expulsion order for alleged involvement in boycott movement

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  • Egyptian mediators race to restore calm in Gaza

    A high-level Egyptian delegation has held urgent talks with the Gaza's Hamas rulers, seeking to restore calm after a rocket from the Palestinian area...

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  • Egyptian ex-lawmaker goes missing, may have been detained

    Wife of a former Egyptian lawmaker says he went missing nearly 3 weeks ago, may have been detained

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  • US says EU moving too slowly in trade talks

    U.S. Secretary of Commerce Wilbur Ross says the EU is moving too slowly in trade talks and is warning that President Donald Trump's patience with the...

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