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  • US sanctions 3 over activities in South Sudan's civil war

    US sanctions retired Israeli military official, 2 locals over activities in South Sudan war

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  • EU leaders agree on limited budget to support eurozone

    Leaders of the European Union have agreed to press ahead with a common eurozone budget to help the currency union weather future crises.

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  • Israeli army kills Palestinian in West Bank clashes

    An 18-year-old Palestinian died hours after Israeli soldiers shot him in clashes Friday with rock-throwing crowds in the West Bank

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  • The Latest: Authorities probe why suspect wasn't stopped

    French President Emmanuel Macron says authorities are working to clarify how the suspect in the Strasbourg Christmas market attack was not stopped...

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  • EU's Juncker lashes Hungary's Orban over fake news

    European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker lashed out at the leader of Hungary for spreading fake news, after EU leaders called for measures to...

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  • Etihad sued for $2.3 billion by Air Berlin insolvency admin

    A Berlin court says the insolvency administrator for bankrupt airline Air Berlin has sued its former largest shareholder, Gulf airline Etihad, for 2...

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  • Tanzania says it won't accept gay rights as donors pull cash

    Tanzania says it won't accept gay rights as donors pull cash, calls conditions 'intolerable'

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  • Serbia talks up armed intervention as Kosovo OKs new army

    Kosovo's parliament has overwhelmingly approved the formation of an army, a move that has angered Serbia which says it would threaten peace in the...

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  • Prosecutor: 4th person dies of wounds from Strasbourg attack

    A fourth person died Friday from wounds suffered in an attack on the Christmas market in Strasbourg, as investigators worked to establish whether the...

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  • Iraq summons Turkish ambassador over airstrikes

    Iraq's Foreign Ministry says it has summoned Turkey's ambassador to protest Turkish airstrikes on Kurdish militia positions in northern Iraq

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  • Liberal Polish political contender starts to lay out goals

    Robert Biedron, a prominent left-wing politician, says he wants to shut down coal mines operating in the country by 2035, improve health care and end...

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  • Canadian minister postpones trip to China amid tensions

    Canada's tourism minister is postponing a trip to China amid tensions over the arrest of a Chinese tech executive on behalf of the United States and...

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  • Indian court rejects probe into Rafale fighter jet deal

    India's top court has rejected petitions seeking a probe into the government purchase of 36 Rafale fighter jets from France

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  • The Latest: Russia denounces Kosovo move to form army

    Russia's foreign ministry has denounced moves to form a Kosovo army and said it must be disbanded

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  • Dutch suspect kept in custody in slaying of US student

    A suspect in the slaying of a 21-year-old American psychology student living in the Dutch port of Rotterdam appeared before a judge Friday and was...

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  • French President Macron says no more negotiation on Brexit accord; it's time for British Parliament to decide

    French President Macron says no more negotiation on Brexit accord; it's time for British Parliament to decide

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  • French President Emmanuel Macron urges 'calm' and 'order' ahead of new yellow vest protests

    French President Emmanuel Macron urges 'calm' and 'order' ahead of new yellow vest protests

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  • Official from Guatemalan foreign ministry identifies 7-year-old girl who died in Border Patrol custody as Jackeline Caal

    Official from Guatemalan foreign ministry identifies 7-year-old girl who died in Border Patrol custody as Jackeline Caal

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  • AP Explains: Sri Lankan prime minister to resign amid crisis

    AP Explains: Disputed Sri Lankan prime minister to resign in attempt to end political crisis

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  • The Latest: Palestinian police end Hamas' West Bank protest

    Palestinian police have cracked down on a Hamas protest in the southern West Bank city of Hebron, beating demonstrators with batons and throwing stun...

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  • Paris prosecutor: 4th person dies after Strasbourg Christmas market shooting.

    Paris prosecutor: 4th person dies after Strasbourg Christmas market shooting.

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  • Lawmaker: Rajapaksa to resign as Sri Lanka's prime minister

    A Sri Lankan lawmaker says disputed Prime Minister Mahinda Rajapaksa will resign Saturday to end the country's political crisis

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  • Dutch court upholds maximum sentence for cyberbully

    A Dutch appeals court has upheld a prison sentence of nearly 11 years for a man convicted of cyberbullying dozens of young women and gay men around...

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  • Sweden remands terror suspect in custody

    A man in his 20s has been remanded in custody suspected of preparing a terrorist attack and illegal weapons possession

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  • Lebanese wary as Israel destroys Hezbollah border tunnels

    There is anxiety in Lebanon that any misstep could lead to a conflagration.

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  • Malta institutions under scrutiny after journalist's murder

    Council of Europe legal experts say the Mediterranean island nation of Malta needs better checks and balances, with the prime minister's powers...

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  • Thai Islamic leaders tighten rules on child marriage

    Islam's guiding council in Thailand has introduced new regulations requiring that marriages with children under age 17 be approved by a religious...

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  • Philippines: 66 alleged militants convicted in kidnappings

    A Philippine court has found 66 alleged members of the Abu Sayyaf guilty of kidnapping dozens of students, teachers and a Catholic priest in the south...

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  • Friday Rewind: Violence erupts in France

    French President Emmanuel Macron promises protesters wage increases, bonuses and tax relief in the wake of national protests.

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  • Russian Orthodox church calls on UN for help in Ukraine

    The Russian Orthodox Church has called on the United Nations, the leaders of Germany and France, the pope and other spiritual leaders to protect...

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  • Serbia says it will seek urgent session of UN Security Council over Kosovo's decision to form an army

    Serbia says it will seek urgent session of UN Security Council over Kosovo's decision to form an army

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  • Official: Offensive against Taliban kills at least 20

    An Afghan official says an assault on Taliban positions in northeastern Afghanistan's Kunar province, which included U.S .air strikes, killed at least...

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  • Germany: Cologne hostage-taking wasn't terror incident

    German federal prosecutors have handed off the investigation of an October hostage-taking in Cologne after failing to find evidence of an Islamic...

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  • China urges Japan to ensure rights of 2 in shrine protest

    China's foreign ministry says it has urged Japan to ensure the legal rights of two Hong Kong residents who staged a protest this week at a shrine to...

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  • China suspends tariff hikes on $126B of US cars, auto parts

    China suspends tariff hikes on $126 billion of U.S. cars, trucks and auto parts following trade cease-fire with Washington

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  • UN inquiry urged into Central African Republic massacre

    UN inquiry urged into Central African Republic massacre; report says peacekeepers didn't act

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  • Romania rejects request by Turkey to extradite journalist

    A Romanian court has rejected a request by Turkey to extradite a Turkish journalist it accuses of terrorism, after prosecutors said the case was...

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  • Bangladesh opposition leader's motorcade allegedly attacked

    Ruling party activists have allegedly attacked an opposition leader's motorcade ahead of Dec. 30 national elections

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  • Volkswagen on track to break last year's sales record

    Automaker Volkswagen says it is on track for a new annual sales record despite troubles getting vehicles certified for new European emissions tests

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  • 13 young miners feared dead in India's remote northeast

    Police say 13 young miners are missing and feared dead following the collapse of a shaft and flooding of a coal mine they were illegally digging in...

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  • Syrian Kurdish-led fighters take Hajin, last town held by IS

    Syrian activists: US-backed, Kurdish-led fighters take major town in last area held by Islamic State group

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  • 3 women stabbed in German city, unclear if attacks linked

    Police are investigating whether the incidents are connected.

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  • Moscow says it will help Russian despite her guilty plea

    Maria Butina on Thursday pleaded guilty to a U.S. conspiracy charge.

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  • Russia: Constitutional committee for Syria 'almost ready'

    Russia's top diplomat says committee meant to draft new constitution for Syria almost agreed on

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  • Kosovo parliament approves formation of army amid fierce opposition from Serbia

    Kosovo parliament approves formation of army amid fierce opposition from Serbia

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  • Hungary looks at Cyprus gas to diversity energy supply

    Hungary's foreign minister says his country seeks to diversify its natural gas supply beyond Russia in order to bolster its energy security and...

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  • Official vows action after AP reports missing migrant girls

    An Indonesian official is vowing to do more to combat human trafficking after an investigation by The Associated Press revealed that scores of...

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  • French Jewish cemetery desecrated with swastikas

    A ceremony has taken place at a Jewish cemetery in eastern France where 37 gravestones and a monument to Holocaust victims were sprayed with...

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  • French Jewish cemetery desecrated with swastikas

    A ceremony has taken place at a Jewish cemetery in eastern France where 37 gravestones and a monument to Holocaust victims were sprayed with...

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  • Swedish parliament rejects proposed government _ again

    Swedish lawmakers have rejected proposals for caretaker Prime Minister Stefan Lofven form a center-left government, more than three months after...

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