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  • The Latest: US signs up to bring power to Papua New Guinea

    Four countries including the U.S. have signed up to an effort to bring electricity to 70 percent of Papua New Guinea's people by 2030

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  • Cyclone kills 33 in India with thousands in relief camps

    The death toll from a cyclone that hit the coast of southern India has risen to 33

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  • Activists detained after boarding palm oil tanker off Spain

    Greenpeace says six of its activists boarded a tanker transporting Indonesian palm oil in the Gulf of Cadiz and were detained by its captain

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  • Migrants get cool reception in Mexican border town

    Many of the nearly 3,000 migrants who have reached the border with California say they do not feel welcome in the Mexican city of Tijuana

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  • Greece: Police, anarchists mark 1973 uprising with clashes

    Greek police say clashes have broken out between police and anarchists in Athens and Thessaloniki on the anniversary of a 1973 student uprising...

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  • Argentina minister says country without means to rescue sub

    The Argentine government acknowledged on Saturday that it lacked the proper technology to rescue the submarine found deep in the Atlantic that...

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  • Judge frees Somali immigrant who was detained 9 months

    A federal judge has freed a Somali immigrant who was held for nine months in a New Hampshire jail

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  • Trump says reports that CIA has tied Saudi prince to Khashoggi murder are 'premature'

    President Trump promised a complete report on the killing by Tuesday.

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  • C. African Republic militia leader turned over to tribunal

    The International Criminal Court says a commander in a Central African Republic militia has been arrested and turned over to the court to face charges...

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  • Threat of violence at home spurs LGBT migrants on to the border

    A group of LGBT people arrived in Tijuana and said they will seek asylum.

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  • Chechen official says only bomber dies in checkpoint attack

    Chechen official says woman detonated explosive vest outside capital, no one else killed or injured

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  • Death toll from cyclone that hit coast of southern India has risen to 33; authorities rush help to evacuees

    Death toll from cyclone that hit coast of southern India has risen to 33; authorities rush help to evacuees

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  • Pakistani Taliban kill former police officer in Quetta

    Pakistani police say gunmen have shot dead a former senior police officer in a drive-by shooting in the southwestern city of Quetta

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  • US military chief says tech giants should work with Pentagon

    The top U.S. military officer says it's problematic that American tech companies don't want to work with the Pentagon but are willing to engage with...

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  • Supporters, opponents clash over Dutch character Black Pete

    Scattered confrontations break out between supporters and opponents of the controversial helper of the Dutch version of Santa Claus amid a fierce and...

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  • Report: US-led airstrikes kill 40 in IS-held area of Syria

    A Syria war monitor and state media are reporting that at least 40 people, mostly civilians, have been killed by U.S.-led airstrikes on the last...

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  • Search on for 8 missing Algerian migrants near Sardinia

    Italy's coast guard is searching for eight Algerian migrants who apparently tried to swim to shore when the motor of their boat failed off Sardinia's...

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  • Czechs rally against PM on Velvet Revolution anniversary

    Thousands of Czechs have used the anniversary of their country's 1989 anti-communist Velvet Revolution to rally against Prime Minister Andrej Babis

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  • Iraq's president visits Iran weeks after US renews sanctions

    Iraq's president is visiting Iran less than two weeks after the United States restored oil sanctions that had been lifted under the 2015 nuclear deal

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  • Deadly crossing ends American dream for Guatemalan migrant

    Misael Paiz, 25, tried to cross the U.S. border earlier this year.

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  • Congo rebels attack, burn homes near UN base in east

    Congo's army spokesman says rebels have burned homes and a car in a neighborhood in the country's east where U.N. peacekeeping forces have a base

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  • Thailand recovers boat that sank in July, killing 47 Chinese

    Officials have recovered a boat that sank in rough weather off Thailand's southern resort island of Phuket in July, killing 47 Chinese tourists

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  • Azerbaijan opposition leaders arrested in capital

    Authorities in Azerbaijan have arrested two opposition leaders in the capital for attempting to organize a procession, including the laying of...

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  • Turkey: 8 activists held over anti-govt protests released

    Media reports say Turkish authorities have released from custody eight activists who were detained over allegations they supported mass...

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  • New president replaces autocratic leader in the Maldives

    Ibrahim Mohamed Solih has taken over as president of the Maldives following a fierce political discord caused by the autocratic rule of outgoing...

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  • African leaders applaud Ethiopia prime minister for reforms

    Africa's leaders applauded Ethiopia's Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed for making substantial reforms in his country as they met to consider improvements to...

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  • Afghan official: Taliban target police checkpoint, killing 5

    An Afghan official says that at least five police officers have been killed when their checkpoint came under attack by insurgents in the northwestern...

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  • Argentine submarine found at bottom of Atlantic after year of searching

    The submarine was lost on Nov. 15, 2017.

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  • Egyptian sentenced to death for killing Christian doctor

    Egypt has sentenced an alleged Islamic State supporter to death for stabbing and killing an 82-year-old Christian doctor in Cairo

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  • Facebook says steep rise in data requests from Indian gov't

    Facebook says there was a steep rise in data requests from India's government in the first half of this year as compared to the previous two years

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  • Experts weigh the record of Cambodia's Khmer Rouge tribunal

    Experts consider the costs and benefits of Cambodia's Khmer Rouge tribunal, which has tried and convicted a total of three defendants over nine years...

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  • Abe visits Darwin shrine to Japanese war dead

    Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has visited a shrine in Darwin, Australia, commemorating the deaths of 80 Japanese submariners in waters near the...

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  • Migrants won't see armed US soldiers on border

    As thousands of migrants in caravan of Central American asylum-seekers converge on doorstep of US, they won't find armed soldiers standing guard

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  • Argentina's navy says submarine missing for year found 800 meters (2,625 feet) down in Atlantic

    Argentina's navy says submarine missing for year found 800 meters (2,625 feet) down in Atlantic

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  • China's Xi: World faces choice of confrontation, cooperation

    China's president says the world faces a choice of cooperation or confrontation in a speech to a summit of leaders that is divided by tensions...

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  • A look at Americans who have been detained in North Korea

    A look at Americans who have been detained in North Korea

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  • North Korea's stable exchange rates confound economists

    Sign of stability? Evidence of a great sell-off? Amid harsh sanctions and massive trade imbalance, North Korea's stable exchange rates confound...

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  • Arms dealer convicted in LA of trying to buy, sell missiles

    Authorities say a black-market arms dealer who tried to buy anti-aircraft missiles and sell them to clients in the Middle East has been convicted of...

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  • Alleged Khashoggi killers discussed plot minutes before he arrived: Turkish officials

    Saudi officials continue to claim the murder wasn't sanctioned.

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  • Tijuana mayor: Caravan influx to last at least 6 months

    With about 3,000 Central American migrants now in the Mexican city of Tijuana, across from California, and thousands more expected, the city's mayor...

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  • Assange secretly charged by US authorities: Document

    A spokesman acknowledged the error on the court filing that brought the charges to light.

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  • UN chief reports significant results against rebels in Congo

    The U.N. peacekeeping chief says a joint military operation by U.N. and Congolese forces to rout rebels from their strongholds in the Ebola-hit...

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  • Groups protest plans for possible lease sale in Beaufort

    Environmental groups are protesting federal plans for a possible offshore petroleum lease sale in Alaska's Beaufort Sea

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  • Key facts about APEC host Papua New Guinea

    Papua New Guinea hosts leaders from Pacific Rim countries, including the United States, Russia and China, this weekend in a coming-out party for the...

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  • Colombia president snagged by protests, congressional revolt

    The early weeks for Colombia's new president have been beset by street protests and an unruly congress that has blocked some of his flagship...

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  • At Ibero-American summit, calls to address migration

    Leaders at a summit of Ibero-American nations are calling for development to alleviate waves of migrants fleeing poverty, violence, instability and...

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  • Social media eases worries for migrants, families back home

    Thousands of migrants in the caravan traveling through Mexico have relied on social media, text messages and brief phone calls to connect with worried...

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  • Free speech threat seen in prosecuting WikiLeaks' Assange

    Academics, civil rights lawyers and journalists are worried an attempt by the United States to put WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange behind bars could...

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  • The Latest: US official: American on plane from North Korea

    A U.S. official says an American citizen detained last month by North Korea has been deported and is on a flight back to the United States

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  • North Korea deports American even as it boasts of new weapon

    North Korea to deport American detained as it boasts of new weapon

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