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    Police in Nicaragua say four officers have been killed by members of a criminal gang in the country's south near the border with Costa Rica

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    Sudanese activists say a protester who suffered a gunshot wound during clashes with police has died, raising to three the death toll from the violence...

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    Iran's state-run English-language channel is reporting its American anchorwoman detained in the U.S. will appear in court in Washington

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    AP PHOTOS: Venezuela's political confrontation deepened, a Honduran mother mourned a son lost to killers, a report on a massacre in Haiti's capital

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  • Deadly car bombing in Colombia underscores lingering threats

    Colombian authorities were scrambling to identify who was behind a brazen car bombing at a police academy in Bogota that has raised tough questions...

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  • Australian police arrest man over Israeli student's death

    Police have arrested a man for questioning over the death of an Israeli student who was killed while walking home late at night this week in...

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    AP Photos: Panda birthday in Malaysia, pollution hits Asian cities, Japanese women celebrate Coming of Age Day

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  • Woman, testifying against El Chapo, details affair

    A woman who says she had an affair with notorious Mexican drug kingpin Joaquin Guzman has testified against him at his U.S. trial

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  • Indonesian presidential candidates spar over corruption

    Indonesian President Joko Widodo has accused his election rival of allowing corrupt candidates on his legislative ticket and failing to include women...

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  • Prince Philip was in a 'road traffic accident' but was not injured: Buckingham Palace

    It took place near Sandringham.

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  • Migrant caravan begins to cross peacefully into Mexico

    A caravan of hundreds of mainly Honduran migrants is crossing peacefully into Mexico, without the confrontations that marked last fall's caravans

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  • Canada examining case of Saudi who fled Canada after charge

    Canada's foreign minister says her government is looking into the case of a Saudi Arabian man charged with sexually assault who has gone missing

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  • African Union urges Congo to suspend final election results

    In a surprise, African Union urges Congo to suspend final vote results over 'serious doubts'

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  • Chinese ambassador warns Canada to stop rallying allies

    China's ambassador to Canada is warning the Canadian government to stop recruiting international support in its feud with China and has threatened...

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  • Thousands protest against al-Bashir's rule across Sudan

    Thousands protest across Sudan against al-Bashir's 29-year rule, 2 reported killed in Khartoum

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  • 10 dead in car bombing at police academy in Colombia capital

    Authorities say at least nine people have been killed and dozens injured in a car bombing at a police academy in Colombia's capital

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  • Brazil's Bolsonaro makes stumbling start as president

    Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro's first two weeks on the job have been filled with missteps and communication gaffes _ and little in the way of his...

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  • The Latest: AU urges Congo to suspend final election results

    The Latest: AU urges Congo to suspend final presidential vote results, citing 'serious doubts'

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  • Slain mayor lies in state at Solidarity museum in Poland

    The slain mayor of the city of Gdansk is laying in state at a museum devoted to Poland's pro-democracy Solidarity movement

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  • The Latest: Chinese envoy warns Canada over Huawei case

    China's ambassador to Canada says the arrest by Canadian authorities of a Huawei Technologies executive was an act of "backstabbing" by a friend and...

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  • Italy's Berlusconi rebounds again to run for EU parliament

    Silvio Berlusconi is back, again, running in European Parliament elections after a court ruled he could once again hold political office

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  • The Latest: Officials ID likely attacker in Colombia bombing

    Colombian authorities said they have identified the likely perpetrator of a car bombing on a Bogota police academy that left 9 dead and dozens more...

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  • 47 US Dems ask Trump to sanction Guatemala government

    A group of 47 Democratic members of Congress is urging President Donald Trump to impose sanctions on corrupt officials in the government of Guatemala...

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  • Belarusian model who claimed Trump info arrested in Moscow

    A Belarusian model who claimed last year that she had evidence of Russian interference in the election of Donald Trump as U.S. president has been...

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  • Trump weighs dramatic tightening of US embargo on Cuba

    The Trump administration is weighing what could become the most serious tightening of the U.S. trade embargo on Cuba in more than two decades

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  • US peace envoy in Pakistan seeking end to 17-year Afghan war

    Washington's peace envoy Khalilzad in Pakistan on last leg of regional tour aimed at resolving Afghanistan's 17-year war

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  • Turkish prosecutors seek arrest warrant for NBA player Enes Kanter: Report

    Turkey is accusing Kanter, who plays for the New York Knicks, of being part of terror group.

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  • Prince Philip uninjured in road accident

    The queen's husband was uninjured in the accident, which took place near Sandringham Estate, the Norfolk retreat where the pair typically spends their...

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  • Zimbabwe pastor faces subversion charge amid economic unrest

    Zimbabwe pastor faces subversion charge in economic unrest; US 'alarmed' as activists targeted

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  • Spanish-language reporter facing deportation denied bond

    Lawyers for a Spanish-language reporter facing deportation has been denied release from detention

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  • Journalist in Ghana who exposed soccer corruption shot dead

    His wor led to the downfall of a member of the high-powered FIFA Council.

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  • UN says chief truce monitor in Yemen safe after shooting

    Head of UN mission charged with monitoring a cease-fire in Yemen's port of Hodeida, his team are safe after one vehicle is their convoy hit by small...

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  • Gaza zoo owner blames winter storm for lion cub deaths

    The owner of a dilapidated Gaza zoo is blaming stormy weather for the death of four lion cubs

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  • The Latest: UK minister summons Zimbabwe's ambassador

    The Latest: UK minister summons Zimbabwe's ambassador over deadly political crisis

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  • Vladimir Putin gets lavish welcome on visit to ally Serbia

    Russian President Vladimir Putin has received a hero's welcome in Serbia as the Russian president attempts to maintain influence in the Balkans, which...

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  • Explosion at the University of Lyon in France leaves 3 students injured

    A science building under construction at a French university caught on fire.

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  • Macron: The French military will remain involved in Syria

    French President Emmanuel Macron said France will remain militarily involved in Syria this year regardless of the U.S. intention to withdraw its...

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  • The Latest: UN says bullet hit vehicle near Yemen monitor

    U.N. says bullet hit vehicle near head of its Yemen mission charged with monitoring a cease-fire and withdrawal of rival forces from Hodeida

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  • American's brother says Russia delays consular prison visit

    The brother of an American man being held in Moscow for alleged spying says a prison visit by U.S. Embassy staff has been postponed

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  • Vaccine hesitancy a top 'threat to global health'

    The WHO deems "vaccine hesitancy" one of the top 10 "threats to global health."

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  • Surf competition, town snowed in and animals blessed: World in Photos

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

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  • EU lawmakers seek cuts for nations reneging on rule of law

    Amid deep concerns about the rule of law in Hungary and Poland, European Union lawmakers want to suspend EU funds to states that interfere in their...

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  • US and North Korea to hold talks on 2nd Trump-Kim summit

    High-level talks aimed at finalizing a second summit between President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un are planned for this week in...

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  • Sweden charges man in royal jewels heist

    Police in Sweden say a 22-year-old man has been charged with stealing $7.2 million worth of royal treasure in daring cathedral heist

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  • Kenyan police say 11 arrested after deadly hotel attack

    Kenyan police say 11 arrested after deadly hotel attack as authorities defend response

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  • Mexico Congress backs National Guard, weakens military role

    The lower house of Mexico's Congress has passed a measure creating a National Guard _ but it weakens controversial proposals to give the military a...

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  • The Latest: 9 others arrested after deadly Kenya attack

    The Latest: 9 others arrested after deadly Kenya hotel attack, bringing suspects to 11

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  • Germany: Love Parade trial headed for inconclusive end

    The trial of 10 people in Germany over a deadly mass panic at the Love Parade techno music festival in 2010 appears likely to be closed without a...

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  • Greece prepares massive print run on deal with Macedonia

    Greece's government is to print tens of thousands of copies of an agreement to normalize relations with Macedonia, to inform the public ahead of a...

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