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  • The Latest: Saudi FM regrets 'rogue' killing of writer

    Saudi Arabia's foreign minister has called the killing the killing of journalist Jamal Khashoggi earlier this month at the Saudi consulate in Istanbul...

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  • Jordan cancels part of peace agreement with Israel

    Jordan's King Abdullah II says he has decided not to renew parts of his country's landmark peace treaty with Israel

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  • Philippine police: Gunmen kill 9 people who occupied farm

    Philippine police say gunmen have killed nine members of a farmers' group who occupied a part of a privately owned sugarcane plantation

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  • 5 dead in Costa Rica rafting accident

    Officials in Costa Rica say some tourists were among five people killed in a rafting accident on a swollen river in the west-central part of the...

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  • US, Turkey to soon begin joint patrols in north Syria

    The top U.S. commander for the Middle East says Turkish and American troops could begin joint patrols in a matter of days around the northern Syrian...

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  • One of Taiwan's fastest trains derails, killing at least 18

    Taiwan passenger trains derails on curve, killing at least 18 people

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  • Migrant caravan swells to 5,000, resumes advance toward US

    A growing throng of Central American migrants have resumed their advance toward the U.S. border in southern Mexico, overwhelming Mexican government...

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  • The Latest: Taiwan officials lower train death toll to 18

    Authorities in Taiwan have lowered the death toll in a train derailment to 18

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  • Siemens, GE vie for Iraq electricity contracts

    Multinational giants Siemens and General Electric say they have signed memorandums of understanding with Iraq to rebuild the country's power grid

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  • The Latest: Federal police on highway ahead of caravan

    About 500 Mexican federal police are beside a highway that a caravan of Central American migrants is marching along toward the city of Tapachula

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  • Afghans vote for 2nd day amid violence, technical issues

    Afghanistan's second day of parliamentary elections marred by violence and delays caused by technical issues came to a close as a roadside bomb on...

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  • Hurricane Willa grows rapidly off Mexico's Pacific coast

    A newly formed hurricane is rapidly gaining force off Mexico's Pacific coast and forecasters say Willa could reach Category 4 status before hitting...

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  • Kurdish party behind referendum wins regional polls in Iraq

    The government of Iraq's autonomous Kurdish region says the party that led the region into its ill-fated independence referendum last year has won the...

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  • Turkish president says he will announce details of Turkey's investigation into Saudi journalist's killing on Tuesday

    Turkish president says he will announce details of Turkey's investigation into Saudi journalist's killing on Tuesday

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  • The Latest: Amid violence, Afghan elections draw to a close

    The Independent Elections Commission chairman has announced the end of two days of parliamentary elections across the country

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  • US, Saudi tensions rise over killing in Saudi consulate

    Saudi Arabia's crown prince "crossed a line" in the killing of journalist Jamal Khashoggi and must pay a price, a leading U.S. Senate Republican says

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  • 8 combatants, 6 civilians die in Kashmir battles, clashes

    Three suspected rebels have been killed in a gunbattle with Indian government forces in disputed Kashmir, and six civilians were killed in an...

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  • Coalition airstrike targets mosque used by Islamic State

    The U.S.-led coalition fighting the Islamic State group says an airstrike on a mosque in Syria targeted an insurgent command and control center and...

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  • Migrants storm Spanish border enclave fence, 200 get in

    Some 300 migrants attacked a fence separating Spain's North African enclave of Melilla from Morocco on Sunday, an effort that left one migrant dead...

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  • Largest ship ever built for British Navy visits New York

    The largest ship ever built for Great Britain's Royal Navy is visiting New York for a week

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  • Monitor: Blast in Syria's rebel-held Idlib kills 3

    A Syrian war monitor and an opposition paramedics group say an explosion in the rebel-held northwestern city of Idlib has killed at least three people...

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  • Ferry collides with yachts, runs aground near Isle of Wight

    A ferry has collided with at least two yachts and ran aground while trying to berth at a harbor on the Isle of Wight off southern England

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  • Student threatens teacher with fake gun outside Paris

    France's president has called for stronger punishment for students who threaten teachers after a pupil brandished a fake gun in a classroom

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  • Saudi writer saw Turkey as base for a new Middle East

    Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi was a proud Arab who wanted to set up a base in his ancestral homeland of Turkey, where a growing community of exiled...

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  • Israeli leader delays demolition plan for West Bank hamlet

    Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has postponed the planned demolition of a West Bank hamlet to allow time for a negotiated solution with its...

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  • Honduran migrants who crossed into Mexico have started marching again toward the US border

    Honduran migrants who crossed into Mexico have started marching again toward the US border

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  • Maldives' top court dismisses outgoing president's petition

    The Maldives' top court has dismissed the outgoing president's petition seeking an annulment of last month's presidential election results

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  • Local vote in Poland tests support for ruling conservatives

    Polish voters are casting ballots in local elections that are the first nationwide test of support for the conservative ruling party, whose policies...

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  • Most UK firms to trigger Brexit safety plans 'by Christmas'

    A leading lobby group for British businesses says a majority of firms are ready to put in place contingency plans, including job cuts and relocating...

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  • Spanish firefighter dies as flash flooding hits south

    Spanish authorities say a firefighter has died while emergency services respond to flooding caused by heavy rains in southern Spain

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  • Man dies after blowing up train ticket machine in Germany

    German police say a 19-year-old man has died after blowing up a ticket machine at a railway station in the eastern city of Halle

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  • Forecasters say newly formed Hurricane Willa growing rapidly, could hit Mexican coast by midweek

    Forecasters say newly formed Hurricane Willa growing rapidly, could hit Mexican coast by midweek

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  • Palestinian protest icon goes from jail cell to VIP suite

    When Israel locked up Ahed Tamimi for slapping a soldier last year, it hoped to finally silence the teenage Palestinian activist. Instead, it created...

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  • UK defense minister backs Trump move to exit nuclear pact

    Britain's defense secretary says the U.K. stands "absolutely resolute" with the United States as President Donald Trump announced he will pull out...

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  • Ethiopian marathoner who made Rio protest returns from exile

    Ethiopian marathoner who made anti-government gesture at Rio finish line returns from exile

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  • Taiwan's railway administration says 17 people have been killed and 101 injured after a train derailed.

    Taiwan's railway administration says 17 people have been killed and 101 injured after a train derailed.

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  • Swedish prosecutors indict woman who blocked deportation

    Swedish prosecutors say they have indicted a 21-year-old woman for breaking aviation laws after she blocked the deportation of an Afghan asylum-seeker...

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  • Eastern China coal mine accident kills 2, leaves 18 trapped

    Two people have died and 18 were trapped in a coal mine in eastern China after a rock burst destroyed part of a mining tunnel

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  • Young Catholics urge Vatican to issue inclusive LGBT message

    Catholic bishops are entering the final week of debate over hot-button issues facing young Catholics, including how the church should welcome gays and...

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  • Human rights groups call for UN to investigate killing of Saudi journalist

    Jamal Khashoggi was killed in the Saudi consulate in Turkey on Oct. 2.

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  • Suspected militants kill 3 workers in Egypt's Sinai

    Egyptian security officials say three workers contracted to build a security wall in the northern Sinai city of el-Arish have been shot dead by...

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  • Scottish leader pulls out of media event featuring Bannon

    Scotland's First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has pulled out of an Edinburgh conference because former White House strategist Steve Bannon is scheduled to...

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  • Congo rebels kill 13, abduct a dozen children in community at center of deadly Ebola outbreak

    Congo rebels kill 13, abduct a dozen children in community at center of deadly Ebola outbreak

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  • Russians denounce Trump's intended nuke treaty withdrawal

    A top Russian diplomat says President Donald Trump's intention to withdraw from a landmark treaty on nuclear weapons is a perilous move

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  • Australia PM says business as usual despite minority gov't

    Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison has rejected calls for an early election despite the likelihood of his coalition government losing its...

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  • Afghan officials say roadside bomb kills 11 civilians on second day of parliamentary elections

    Afghan officials say roadside bomb kills 11 civilians on second day of parliamentary elections

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  • China says top Macau official falls to death from building

    China says its head representative to Macau has died after a fall from his residential building

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  • The Latest: Honduran migrant says he wants to return home

    Migrant Gonzalo Martinez said he was voluntarily returning to Honduras from a bridge connecting Guatemala and Mexico because he was disappointed in...

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  • Migrants vow to re-form caravan, continue north toward US

    For second straight day refused mass entry to a caravan of Central Americans.

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  • Thousands rally against leading, far-right Brazil candidate

    Thousands of people have taken to the streets in Brazil to against far-right, front-runner presidential candidate Jair Bolsonaro.

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