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  • Saudi-led airstrike kills 7 in contested Yemen port city

    Yemeni officials say an airstrike by the Saudi-led coalition has killed at least seven civilians in Yemen's rebel-held port city of Hodeida

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  • Pence says Myanmar's handling of Rohingya 'without excuse'

    Myanmar's leader rebuffed criticism of her government's treatment of the group.

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  • Chaotic Sri Lankan Parliament rejects president's chosen PM

    Sri Lanka's Parliament has passed a no-confidence vote against the government headed by Mahinda Rajapaksa, a former strongman hastily sworn in as...

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  • D-Day for May as she seeks backing for draft Brexit deal

    The British leader must win the support of some sceptical cabinet colleagues.

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  • The hidden toll of American drones in Yemen: Civilian deaths

    Civilian deaths are the hidden toll of the U.S. drone war against al-Qaida in Yemen, long left untracked

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  • Czech Republic to stay out of UN pact on migration

    The Czech government has decided the country will stay out of a United Nations pact promoting an international approach to safe and orderly migration

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  • Taliban kill 12 Afghan security forces in separate attacks

    Afghan officials say the Taliban have killed 12 members of the Afghan security forces, including nine soldiers who died in a battle in the Maidan...

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  • Rain closes some polling venues as Fiji elects new leader

    Fiji is waiting to see which of two men who led different military coups will win the nation's general election after heavy rainfall affected voter...

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  • After cease-fire, Israel captures Gaza assailant on border

    The Israeli military says it has shot at and captured a Palestinian who approached the Gaza perimeter fence and hurled grenades into Israel

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  • A Yemeni boy gets lost in a land prowled by US drones

    A Yemeni boy one morning heard that al-Qaida were giving away free motorcycles, so he ran off with a friend to get one, never thinking that a U.S....

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  • Bangladesh official: Rohingya repatriation ready to begin

    A Bangladesh official says authorities are ready to begin repatriating more than 2,200 Rohingya Muslims refugees to Myanmar from where more than...

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  • Russian opposition leader Navalny allowed to leave Russia

    Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny says he's been able to fly out of Russia after being told he was barred from leaving the country a day...

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  • French government: No U-turn on carbon tax

    France's prime minister says there'll be no U-turn in the government's policy of hiking taxes on fossil fuels to encourage the take-up of cleaner...

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  • U.S. Vice President Pence tells Myanmar's Suu Kyi the arrests and convictions of two journalists are "deeply troubling."

    U.S. Vice President Pence tells Myanmar's Suu Kyi the arrests and convictions of two journalists are "deeply troubling."

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  • Vice President Mike Pence tells Myanmar's Aung San Suu Kyi that violence against Rohingya Muslims is "without excuse."

    Vice President Mike Pence tells Myanmar's Aung San Suu Kyi that violence against Rohingya Muslims is "without excuse."

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  • Lion elected Jerusalem mayor in victory for ultra-Orthodox

    Longtime political activist Moshe Lion has been elected mayor of Jerusalem in a victory for ultra-Orthodox Jewish residents

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  • Iran executes 'Sultan of Coins' convicted of hoarding

    Iran has executed a man deemed the "Sultan of Coins" and his accomplice for hoarding gold coins and other hard currency, signaling zero tolerance as...

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  • Architects, activists slam Jerusalem Old City cable car plan

    Israeli plan to build a cable car to Jerusalem's Old City sparks criticism

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  • Trial of 'El Chapo' begins in federal court

    Federal prosecutors said Joaquin “El Chapo” Guzman can be linked to 36 murders.

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  • In factory after factory, Kim tries to grow N. Korea economy

    North Korean leader Kim Jong Un visits factory after factory around his country to inspect their work, give on-the-spot guidance and rally people...

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  • Sri Lanka's Parliament passes no-confidence vote against government headed by former strongman appointed prime minister

    Sri Lanka's Parliament passes no-confidence vote against government headed by former strongman appointed prime minister

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  • Asian leaders push toward pacts on South China Sea, trade

    Leaders from Southeast Asia, China and other neighboring countries are meeting in Singapore, where they've cited progress on keeping peace in the...

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  • 'El Chapo' trial gets underway

    The former Mexican drug lord is facing charges of murder, torture and drug trafficking.

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  • Japan's Abe, Pence to visit Australia amid China concerns

    Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe will visit Australia for talks on trade, investment and the countries' reconciliation after World War II

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  • US hardens border at Tijuana to prepare for migrant caravan

    The U.S. government says it is working to "harden" the border crossing from Tijuana, Mexico, to prepare for the arrival of a migrant caravan...

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  • Japan's economy shrank in July-September as trade falls

    The Japanese economy shrank at an annualized rate of 1.2 percent in July-September, as consumer spending, investment and exports fell, according to...

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  • New Zealand crews to re-enter mine 8 years after 29 killed

    Eight years after a gas explosion in a coal mine killed 29 workers, New Zealand's government says crews will re-enter the mine to better understand...

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  • The Latest: UN Security Council takes no action on Gaza

    The U.N. Security Council has failed to agree on any action on the fighting between Israel and the Hamas militant group in Gaza

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  • The Latest: Fishermen in shark fin case to be released

    Ten Indonesian fishermen arrested in Hawaii are accused of trying to smuggle fins of protected whitetip sharks from the U.S. to Indonesia

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  • Child kickboxing debated in Thailand after 13-year-old dies

    The death of a 13-year-old boy knocked out in a kickboxing match has sparked debate in Thailand over banning child boxing

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  • US trial of Mexican drug lord "El Chapo" gets underway

    The high-security trial of infamous Mexican drug lord Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman gets underway

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  • Sri Lankan top court suspends decree dissolving Parliament

    Sri Lanka's Supreme Court has suspended the president's order to dissolve Parliament and hold new elections, opening the way for lawmakers to vote on...

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  • Pink diamond sells for more than $50M, setting world record

    Christie's has sold the "Pink Legacy" diamond at auction for more than $50 million including fees, saying it's a new world record price per carat for...

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  • The Latest: Lawyer: El Chapo wasn't running violent cartel

    Two presidents of Mexico are denying a U.S. lawyer's claim that they took bribes to protect drug traffickers

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  • Former Honduran president criticizes brother's prosecution

    Former Honduran President Porfirio Lobo says the Central American country's current government is trampling his honor by bringing corruption cases...

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  • Colombia opens camp for Venezuela migrants as exodus swells

    Colombian authorities have moved homeless Venezuelan migrants to a soccer field filled with yellow tents and cots, as the number of migrants fleeing...

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  • Wolf taken to Isle Royale National Park this fall dies

    A gray wolf relocated from the Minnesota mainland to Isle Royale National Park this fall has died

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  • Matt Gutman Reporter's Notebook: 'The Boys in the Cave'

    Matt Gutman reveals the new dramatic details in his book about the Thai cave rescue.

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  • Mattis send-off as US war-booty bells return to Philippines

    U.S. defense secretary to take part in ceremony in Wyoming marking start of process to return disputed church bells to the Philippines

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  • Spanish-language reporter faces deportation from US

    A Spanish-language reporter who faces deportation after his arrest while covering an immigration protest in Tennessee says he faces danger if sent...

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  • What is on the Khashoggi killing tape?

    Turkish President Erdogan says a Saudi official is "shocked" by the recording they heard of the murder.

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  • Christie's sells 'Pink Legacy' diamond for over $50 million, setting a record per-carat price for a pink diamond

    Christie's sells 'Pink Legacy' diamond for over $50 million, setting a record per-carat price for a pink diamond

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  • Premier: Romania ready for EU presidency amid EU criticism

    Romania's prime minister dismisses suggestions that the country is not prepared to take over the rotating presidency of the European Union next year

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  • Hamas hits building in Israel, threatens more rocket attacks

    Gaza militants fired dozens of rockets at southern Israel early on Tuesday.

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  • 10 Indonesian fishermen accused of shark fin smuggling

    Ten Indonesian fishermen arrested in Hawaii are accused of trying to smuggle fins of protected whitetip sharks from the U.S. to Indonesia

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  • Underlying issues keep Israel, Hamas locked in violent loop

    Amid emerging cease-fire, major underlying issues keep Israel, Hamas locked in violent spiral

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  • Montreal man convicted of terrorism for US airport attack

    A man who drove to Michigan from Montreal and stabbed an airport police officer has been convicted of an act of terrorism and other crimes

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  • Fraudster on trial for alleged scheme over his real identity

    A man convicted of stealing thousands of identities in a massive credit card fraud scheme is now on trial over one more identity _ his own

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  • Civilians in Israel, Gaza feel helpless amid new fighting

    Shocked residents in southern Israel are coming to grips with the first lethal rocket attack in years

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  • Wildfires rage, Stan Lee's Hollywood star and Emirati dancers: World in Photos

    Here's a look at the top photos from around the globe.

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