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  • Germany, France renew friendship treaty, warn of nationalism

    German Chancellor Angela Merkel warned Tuesday against rising nationalism in Europe and called for a revival of cross-border cooperation, as she and...

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  • Sudan's embattled president to travel to Qatar, seeking aid

    Sudan's embattled al-Bashir to visit Qatar, his first trip abroad since protests against his rule began nearly five weeks ago

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  • Russian and Japanese leaders talk about territorial dispute

    Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe sat down for talks Tuesday with Russian President Vladimir Putin focusing on the territorial dispute between the...

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  • Zimbabwe leader: Violence by security forces 'unacceptable'

    Zimbabwe has seen a deadly crackdown against fuel price protests in recent days.

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  • Egypt says clashes kill 7 troops, 59 militants in Sinai

    Egypt says at least seven troops including an officer have been killed in clashes with militants in recent operations in the restive northern Sinai...

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  • The Latest: Chinese economy 'certain' to cool in 2019

    A top financial regulator in China says it's "certain" that the Chinese economy will slow further this year _ but that's largely due to a...

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  • $20 million soccer star aboard missing private plane in English Channel: Police

    A search is underway.

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  • Ukraine's ex-PM announces presidential bid

    Former Ukrainian Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko has announced her presidential bid

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  • Pope Francis launches 'Click to Pray' app

    The pope invited worshipers to join him in prayer via the new technology.

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  • Russian heavy bomber crash-lands in Arctic, killing 2

    The Russian military says that one of its long-range bombers crash-landed in the Arctic, killing two of its crew of four

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  • Thai police says bodies from river were missing activists

    Police in Thailand say DNA tests show that two bodies found washed up on the shore of the Mekong River in the country's northeast are the corpses of...

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  • The Latest: South Africa considers 'bailout' for Zimbabwe

    The Latest: South Africa considers bailout for Zimbabwe 'if affordable for our side'

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  • German prosecutors press terror charges against Syrian man

    Prosecutors say they have pressed charges against a 29-year-old Syrian man who allegedly was a member of a foreign terror group and violated the war...

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  • Norway's coalition government announces enlarged Cabinet

    Norway's center-right three-party government has presented an enlarged Cabinet after the Christian Democrats joined to form the first non-socialist...

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  • Investor sentiment for Germany ticks up, but still depressed

    A survey of financial experts suggests the outlook for Germany, Europe's largest economy, brightened slightly during January because the worst risks...

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  • Brazil's nationalist leader to address Davos globalist crowd

    Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro will headline the first full day of the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, with a speech to political and...

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  • Lawyer: Suspected US spy had classified docs on him

    The arrest has raised speculation of a U.S. Russia, prisoner swap.

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  • EU regulators fine Mastercard more than half a billion euros

    The fine was for stopping retailers from looking for better card payment terms.

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  • Cambodia leader says China to give $600 million in grant aid

    Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen, making a four-day visit to China, says Beijing has agreed to provide his nation with nearly $600 million in grant...

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  • Ugandan troops enter South Sudan in possible violation

    Number of Ugandan troops enter South Sudan in possible violation of UN arms embargo

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  • Al Jazeera says Sudan withdraws journalists' work permits

    Qatari satellite broadcaster Al Jazeera says that its correspondents in Sudan have had their work permits withdrawn by security officials

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  • Afghan officials: Death toll rises to 45 in Taliban attack

    Afghan officials: Taliban attack on military base in eastern province previous day killed at least 45 military personnel

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  • Turkey set for international probe into Khashoggi death

    Turkey's Foreign Minister said it would soon take the "necessary steps."

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  • Australia soccer player says detained refugee is losing hope

    A former Australian soccer player has urged the sport's governing bodies to push for the release of a Bahraini refugee athlete detained in Thailand...

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  • China demands US drop Huawei extradition request with Canada

    China demands U.S. drop request for Canada to extradite top Huawei executive

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  • Uganda deports French, Rwandan nationals in security threat

    Uganda deports French, Rwandan nationals accused of compromising country's security

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  • AP Explains: Why are France and Germany renewing their vows?

    The leaders of France and Germany are poised to sign a treaty Tuesday renewing their friendship and pledging greater cooperation between their two...

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  • Australia urges Indonesia to respect Bali bombing victims

    Australia's prime minister says he would be disappointed if radical cleric Bashir were released from prison early and urged Indonesia to show respect...

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  • Death toll from deadly road accident in Pakistan jumps to 27

    Pakistani officials raise death toll from collision between bus, oil tanker the previous day to 27

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  • Kenya mourns 6 colleagues who died in extremist hotel attack

    Kenya mourns 6 colleagues who died in extremist attack on Nairobi hotel, office complex

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  • Israel successfully tests advanced missile defense system

    Israel says it's successfully tested defense system against ballistic missile threats outside the atmosphere

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  • US aid cuts hit Palestinians, further dimming hope for peace

    US cutoff in aid to Palestinians hobbles groups committed to a more peaceful future

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  • Tokyo court rejects Ex-Nissan chair Ghosn's bail request

    A court in Tokyo has rejected former Nissan chairman Carlos Ghosn's latest request for bail

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  • Afghan officials say the Taliban attack on a military base in eastern province on Monday killed 45 military personnel

    Afghan officials say the Taliban attack on a military base in eastern province on Monday killed 45 military personnel

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  • Inmates at Panama youth prison anticipate visit from pope

    At a youth prison outside the Panamanian capital, inmates are eagerly anticipating a visit by Pope Francis this week bringing a message peace and...

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  • Top journo who fled Nicaragua says nation's press threatened

    One of Nicaragua's most prominent journalists says President Daniel Ortega is working to close any spaces of freedom in the Central American country

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  • Venezuela quells soldiers' revolt, top court blasts congress

    Online videos showed military men saying they wouldn't recognize the government.

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  • The Latest: Venezuela reports detaining national guardsmen

    Authorities say the men stole a cache of weapons and kidnapped two officers.

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  • Indian police investigate suspected people smuggling to NZ

    Police in southern India say they are investigating a suspected attempt to illegally transport more than 100 Indians by boat to New Zealand

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  • Filipino Muslims vote on autonomy after long peace effort

    Muslims in the southern Philippines voted on a new autonomous region that seeks to end nearly half a century of unrest

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  • More sexual abuse claims rock South Korean skating

    An athletes' group has raised further allegations of sexual abuse in South Korean speed skating following explosive claims by two-time Olympic...

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  • Zimbabwe's president returns amid economic crisis, crackdown

    Zimbabwe's President Emmerson Mnangagwa arrived in Harare late Monday after cutting short his fund-raising trip in order to address the country's...

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  • More than 100 China experts urge China to release Canadians

    More than 100 academics and former diplomats are calling on China to release two Canadians who have been detained in apparent retaliation for the...

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  • Survey: CEO pessimism on economy spreads after upbeat 2018

    A survey of hundreds of corporate chieftains worldwide shows "a record jump in pessimism" about global economic growth.

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  • Signs of fraying in military support for Venezuela president

    Incidents in recent years showing signs of a fraying in military support for Venezuela's president

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  • The Latest: Zimbabwe president returns to address crisis

    The Latest: Zimbabwe's President Emmerson Mnangagwa arrived in Harare late Monday after cutting short his fund-raising trip in order to address the...

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  • Questions over payments involving son of Brazil president

    The son of new Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro is fending off suspicions of financial irregularities that are starting to cast a shadow over the...

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  • Ecuador tightens rules for Venezuelans after brutal murder

    Venezuelans who want to enter Ecuador now will have to show an official document about any brushes with the law

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  • Top journalist Carlos Chamorro flees Nicaragua, cites raids

    Prominent Nicaraguan journalist Carlos Fernando Chamorro has fled to Costa Rica more than a month after the government of President Daniel Ortega...

    Jan 21

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  • Soldiers revolt as Venezuela sinks deeper into turmoil

    A pre-dawn uprising by several members of the Venezuelan National Guard was met with swift force by pro-government military Monday.

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