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  • UK man charged with assault over Farage milkshake-throwing

    Pro-Brexit politician Nigel Farage was hit with a milkshake while campaigning

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  • German Holocaust archive puts millions of documents online

    The International Tracing Service in Bad Arolsen, Germany, has uploaded more than 13 million documents from Nazi concentration camps including...

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  • UK's May tweaks Brexit deal in last-ditch bid to win support

    The British government tweaking its proposed European Union divorce terms in a last-ditch attempt to get Parliament's backing for Prime Minister...

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  • Voters in Malawi go to polls to elect president, parliament

    More than 6 million Malawians are voting Tuesday for president, parliament and local councils in the country's sixth election since the 1994 end of...

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  • Australia government says it won't break tax cut pledge

    Australia's newly reelected government says its promise to slash income taxes might be delivered late but will not be broken as it seeks to stimulate...

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  • 8 more days' custody for Cyprus' confessed serial killer

    Cypriot army captain who confessed to killing seven foreign women and girls will remain in police custody for another eight days

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  • Libyan capital, under siege, gets water back after 2 days

    Libyan capital, under siege by commander Hifter's forces, gets water back after gunmen shut the pipes this week

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  • Hifter's rule brings security to eastern Libya, at a cost

    Libya's eastern city of Benghazi finally feels safe again but security has come at a staggering cost

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  • Jailed deputies allowed to attend Spanish Parliament session

    A fragmented Spanish Parliament has convened for the first time, including five Catalan politicians released from prison for the occasion and escorted...

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  • Subtropical storm Andrea expected to weaken in coming days

    Subtropical storm Andrea, the first named storm of the Atlantic season, is maintaining a northward motion over the western Atlantic but meteorologists...

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  • Rights expert calls out Hungary on refugees, NGOs, judiciary

    The Council of Europe's human rights commissioner says Hungary needs to urgently address human rights violations such as the detention of...

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  • Alitalia cancels more than 300 flights due to strike

    Italy's struggling airline Alitalia has canceled over 300 flights because of a 24-hour strike called to protest deteriorating conditions in the...

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  • Bomb-carrying drone from Yemen rebels targets Saudi airport

    Yemen's Houthi rebels say they launched bomb-laden drone targeting Saudi airport with military base

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  • The Latest: Mattis says 'Iran's behavior must change'

    The Latest: Former US Defense Secretary Mattis says America 'needs to engage more' and 'intervene militarily less'

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  • UK unions to discuss troubled British Steel with government

    U.K. union leaders are set to lay out their concerns to the government amid reports that British Steel is facing bankruptcy within days

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  • Tarantino is back in Cannes, 25 years after 'Pulp Fiction'

    Twenty-five years to the day after premiering "Pulp Fiction" in Cannes, Quentin Tarantino is set to premiere his latest, "Once Upon a Time in...

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  • Oxford University to help disadvantaged gain admission

    The University of Oxford is launching two new programs aimed at helping disadvantaged students gain a coveted place at the institution

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  • Russia raises alarm about Islamic extremists in Afghanistan

    Russia's top security chief is raising alarm about Islamic extremists massing on Afghanistan's northern border

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  • Immigrant arrested in police station arson that killed 2

    Italian Carabinieri police have arrested a North African in connection with an arson fire at a police station in northern Italy that killed two and...

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  • Sudan generals, protesters split on who will lead transition

    Sudan's ruling generals, protesters divided over who will lead the country during its transition period

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  • Tagging humpback whales in Antarctica 'felt like a story of survival for all of us'

    ABC News' James Longman reports on scientists' conservation efforts.

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  • Official count shows Widodo reelected as Indonesian leader

    Official results show Indonesian President Joko Widodo was reelected in last month's election, though former general Subianto refuses to accept defeat...

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  • Accused New Zealand mosque shooter charged with terrorism

    The charge comes with a maximum penalty of life imprisonment

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  • France's Macron accuses Bannon, Russians of eroding Europe

    French President Emmanuel Macron is accusing former Trump strategist Steve Bannon and Russian oligarchs of conspiring with Europe's nationalists to...

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  • German port a battleground for EU's fragile political center

    A major political blow could be looming for the once-powerful Social Democrats in the northern German port of Bremen

    May 21

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  • 9 relatives slain in Nepal mountain village, girl injured

    Officials say 9 relatives were slain by masked assailants in their homes at night in a mountain village in Nepal

    May 21

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  • Hifter's rule brings security to eastern Libya, at a cost

    Libya's eastern city of Benghazi finally feels safe again but security has come at a staggering cost

    May 21

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  • New Zealand crews reenter coal mine 8 years after 29 killed

    Reentry into a New Zealand coal mine shut since a methane explosion killed 29 workers raises hopes the workers' bodies and evidence that leads to...

    May 21

• May 21

  • New Zealand police file terrorism charge against man accused of killing 51 people at two Christchurch mosques

    New Zealand police file terrorism charge against man accused of killing 51 people at two Christchurch mosques

    May 21

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  • Asian stocks mixed after Wall Street fall on Huawei anxiety

    Asian stocks mixed after US-China tensions drag pulled Wall Street lower

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  • Sherpa guide climbs Everest 24th time, outdoing own record

    A Sherpa mountaineer has extended his record for successful climbs of Mount Everest with his 24th ascent of the world's highest peak

    May 21

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  • Japan wrestling with Trump going to sumo during state visit

    Plans for U.S. President Donald Trump to check out the ancient Japanese sport of sumo wrestling during a state visit are turning into a headache for...

    May 21

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  • Famed Sherpa climber helps Nepal kids reach greater heights

    Famed Everest guide Apa Sherpa has stood on top of the world more than most everyone and wants to make sure no one feels compelled to follow in his...

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• May 20

  • Officials say Iran quadruples production of enriched uranium

    Nuclear officials say Iran quadrupled its uranium-enrichment production capacity amid tensions with the U.S. over Tehran's atomic program

    May 20

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  • Indonesian court sentences Frenchman to death for drugs

    An Indonesian court has sentenced a Frenchman to death for smuggling 6.6 pounds of drugs to the tourist island of Lombok

    May 20

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  • Mexico calls for regional development to address immigration

    Mexico President Andrés Manuel López Obrador says United States support for economic development in Mexico and Central America is that county's best...

    May 20

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  • The Latest: Saudi says Yemen rebels launch new drone attack

    The Latest: Saudi Arabia says Yemen's Houthi rebels launch new drone attack targeting civilian site in kingdom

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  • China's pig disease outbreak pushes up global pork prices

    Pork lovers are wincing at prices that have jumped by up to 40 percent as China's struggle to stamp out African swine fever in its vast pig herds...

    May 20

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  • Cop kills ex, then himself in Brazil government building

    Brazilian officials say a police officer shot his ex-girlfriend to death in her office at the city education department in Brazil's capital and then...

    May 20

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  • Nicaragua releases 100 jailed protesters to house arrest

    The Nicaraguan government has released 100 prisoners to a form of house arrest, including three human rights activists

    May 20

• May 20

  • Amid Iran tensions, a look at Mideast's powers and proxies

    Amid tensions between the U.S. and Iran, a look at the powers and proxies in the Middle East

    May 20

• May 20

  • Kashmir group seeks UN probe into torture by India troops

    Kashmir human rights group advocates for a UN investigation of what it calls an endemic use of torture by government forces in the disputed region

    May 20

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  • Famed Sherpa climber helps Nepal kids reach greater heights

    Famed Everest guide Apa Sherpa has stood on top of the world more than most everyone and wants to make sure no one feels compelled to follow in his...

    May 20

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  • Venezuelan migrants missing after 2nd sea tragedy in a month

    A Venezuelan official has confirmed that a boat carrying at least 20 people sank in Caribbean coastal waters last week, with most of its passengers...

    May 20

• May 20

  • Despite upheaval, Venezuela's Maduro touts an anniversary

    Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro is celebrating the first anniversary of his disputed re-election amid a growing humanitarian crisis and political...

    May 20

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  • The Latest: UN rejects Russian attempt to meet on Ukraine

    The U.N. Security Council has rejected a Russian attempt to hold a meeting on a new Ukrainian language law, with opponents saying Moscow wanted to...

    May 20

• May 20

  • Independent Cuban think tank says closing under pressure

    One of Cuba's only independent think tanks says it is closing because of pressure from unnamed powerful institutions on and off the communist island

    May 20

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  • Austrian government collapses over Ibiza video scandal

    Austrian Chancellor Sebastian Kurz has called time on his coalition government with the far-right Freedom Party after its leader was shown on video...

    May 20

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  • IS claims bomb attack targeting US-backed force in Syria

    A spokesman for a U.S.-backed force in Syria says a suicide bomber from the Islamic State extremist group detonated his explosives in northern Syria...

    May 20

• May 20

  • 'Complete Failure': Pro-Brexit politician hit by protest milkshake

    You may have had a bad Monday, but it probably wasn't as bad as Nigel Farage's.

    May 20