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  • Border clashes in Gaza

    Thousands in Gaza demand revenge after the deadly Israeli raid.

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  • Macedonian police issue arrest warrant for former PM

    Macedonian police are seeking to arrest the country's former prime minister, who has been convicted and sentenced to a two-year prison term over...

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  • Migrant caravan moving to western Mexico city of Guadalajara

    Several thousand Central American migrants marked a month on the road Monday as they hitched rides to the western Mexico city of Guadalajara and...

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  • Netanyahu rushes home after burst of Israel-Gaza violence

    An Israeli army officer and seven Palestinians were killed in the violence.

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  • Tunisia PM faces confidence vote amid political tensions

    Tunisian Prime Minister Youssef Chahed is facing lawmakers in a marathon debate ahead of a vote of confidence needed to approve the government he...

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  • Khashoggi recordings being used as 'political game,' French foreign minister says

    France's foreign minister said Turkey's president is playing "a political game."

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  • German far-right politician under fire over Swiss donations

    A prominent German far-right politician has come under criticism for receiving 130,000 euros ($146,500) in campaign donations from abroad in an...

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  • Lebanon to form body to probe civil war disappearances

    Lebanon will form an independent commission to help determine the fate of thousands of people who went missing during the 1975-1990 civil war

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  • Leaders meet in Italy to find settlement in Libya

    Leaders of Libya's quarrelling factions and of countries keen on stabilizing the North African nation meet in Sicily

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  • The Latest: UN, Egypt working to end Gaza fighting

    The United Nations says it is working with Egypt to broker an end to the latest round of fighting in Gaza

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  • Amnesty says panicked civilians fled hospital in Hodeida

    Amnesty International says heavy fighting near a hospital in Yemen forced hundreds of patients to flee across the street, some carrying their own...

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  • Human rights commission expresses 'concern' over Brazil

    The Inter-American Commission on Human Rights has expressed "deep concern" over human rights in Brazil and says it will monitor what happens when the...

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  • Congo opposition parties quits pact to back sole candidate

    Members of two of the leading opposition parties in Congo now say they don't back a presidential candidate who was chosen by a coalition

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  • Israeli airstrike hits Hamas' Al-Aqsa TV station in Gaza

    Israeli airstrike hits Hamas' Al-Aqsa TV station in Gaza

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  • Abu Dhabi summit: Oil production cuts may be necessary

    Major oil producers at Abu Dhabi summit say production cuts of up to 1 million barrels per day may be necessary

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  • 10 Palestinian militants, Israeli commando killed after botched military operation

    Hamas says Israel botched an assassination operation inside Gaza.

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  • Pakistan frees 2 Taliban members as US envoy visits region

    Pakistan has released two Taliban officials during U.S. envoy Zalmay Khalilzad's latest visit to the region, in what could be part of American efforts...

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  • Thousands raised for homeless man who intervened in Melbourne attack

    A crowdfunding page raised thousands for a bystander who rushed to intervene.

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  • WWI armistice centennial, wildfires, clashes in Spain: World in Photos

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

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  • Ethiopia arrests 63 suspected of rights abuses, corruption

    Ethiopia has arrested 63 intelligence officials, military personnel and businesspeople on allegations of rights violations and corruption, the...

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  • Trudeau: Canadian intelligence has heard Khashoggi tapes

    Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has become the first Western leader to acknowledge his country's intelligence agencies have listened to...

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  • Trump largely alone as world leaders take aim at nationalism

    Amid WWI commemoration, Trump largely alone as world leaders take aim at nationalism

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  • Zoo welcomes new baby white rhino

    Adorable baby white rhino Imani gets used to her new surroundings, sticking close to her mother Umqali, just hours after being born.

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  • Training kids to kill at Ukrainian nationalist camp

    Radical nationalists gain growing clout in Ukraine with tacit government support

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  • Swans use crosswalk while navigating street

    A family of two adult swans and four cygnets proved to be upright citizens of this Australian town when they chose to use the pedestrian crosswalk.

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  • Chinese premier urges guard of free trade on Singapore visit

    Chinese Premier Li Keqiang has stressed the need for free trade as he drew similarities between his country and Singapore, a bustling regional hub

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  • The Latest: Bulgaria says it won't sign UN migration pact

    Bulgarian officials are signaling the country will not sign a global pact to promote safe and orderly migration, saying that it would harm national...

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  • Genoa mayor aims to start demolition next month

    Genoa's mayor says he plans to start demolition next month of part of the bridge whose collapse killed 43 people

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  • Romanian leader says country not ready for EU presidency

    Romania's president says that his country is not equipped to take over the presidency of the European Union on Jan.1

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  • Beach portraits honor fallen WWI soldiers

    Giant sand portraits fill beaches across the U.K. in tribute to local soldiers who died in WWI.

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  • Top British diplomat to press Saudis over Khashoggi killing

    Britain's top diplomat in Saudi Arabia to press kingdom on investigation over killing of Khashoggi, Yemen war

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  • Egypt sentences ex-governor to 10 years for bribery

    An Egyptian court has sentenced a former governor to 10 years in prison for accepting bribes to award public works contracts

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  • Syrian president approves changes to property law

    Syrian President Bashar Assad has approved amendments of a controversial law that allowed authorities to seize property left behind by civilians who...

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  • UN atomic watchdog: Iran staying within nuclear deal limitations, providing access to all sites

    UN atomic watchdog: Iran staying within nuclear deal limitations, providing access to all sites

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  • Correction: India-Rape story

    Correction: India-Rape story

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  • Israeli military says a bus has been hit by fire from the Gaza Strip as air raid sirens sound in southern Israel

    Israeli military says a bus has been hit by fire from the Gaza Strip as air raid sirens sound in southern Israel

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  • Pakistan reporter held for having 'provocative literature'

    A defense lawyer says a journalist who was taken away by unidentified security forces over the weekend has been charged with possessing "provocative...

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  • AP Explains: The latest in Sri Lanka's political crisis

    The Sri Lankan president's decisions to sack his prime minister, dissolve Parliament and call snap elections have created political upheaval in the...

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  • UK leader: Response to Skripal attack hurt Russia spying

    British Prime Minister Theresa May says the West's response to the nerve-agent poisoning of a former spy has seriously hurt Russia's intelligence...

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  • Jury convicts UK far-right couple who named son after Hitler

    A British couple with neo-Nazi views who named their son after Adolf Hitler have been convicted of membership in an outlawed far-right group

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  • 'Ghost boats' believed from N. Korea wash up on Japan shores

    95 rickety boats sometimes carrying skeletonized bodies have arrived this year.

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  • Man at center of Nobel body scandal tests rape conviction

    The man at the center of the scandal at the academy that awards the Nobel Prize in literature has arrived at a Swedish appeals court in handcuffs,...

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  • Death toll in Jordan flood up to 13 after girl's body found

    Jordanian search teams have found the body of a five-year-old girl, bringing the death toll in last week's flash floods in the kingdom to 13

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  • Bangladesh delays national elections by a week to Dec. 30

    Authorities in Bangladesh agree to delay national elections by a week because of opposition demands for more time to prepare

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  • Merkel says Germany has a way to go on gender equality

    Chancellor Angela Merkel says society can only be fair if there's equality among women and men everywhere and that much still needs to be done in...

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  • Turkey: 4 migrants killed, 6 missing after boats sinks

    Turkey's state-run news agency is reporting that the country's coast guard has recovered four bodies and is still searching for six missing migrants...

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  • Separatists win vote in Ukraine rebel regions by big margins

    Separatist leaders in eastern Ukraine have secured their hold on power in weekend local elections that have been denounced by Ukrainian authorities...

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  • Fake images of woman acquitted of blasphemy roil Pakistan

    Images said to show acquitted Christian woman out of Pakistan prompt death threats, incite radical Islamists

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  • 1 year after Mugabe fall, Zimbabwe asks 'what has changed?'

    One year ago the unthinkable happened in Zimbabwe: Robert Mugabe fell from power. A year later Zimbabwe's economic problems have worsened and...

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  • EU pressures Britain amid signs of progress in Brexit talks

    The main obstacle to a deal is the border between Ireland and Northern Ireland.

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