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  • WHO says Iraq river pollution toxic to fish

    The World Health Organizations says laboratory tests completed after a shocking fish die-off in Iraq's Euphrates River show the water is contaminated...

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  • Romanian diplomat who fought anti-Semitism dies

    Romania's government said Tuesday that diplomat Mihnea Constanescu, praised internationally for his efforts to combat anti-Semitism, has died

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  • Israeli police say minister should be charged with fraud

    Israeli police recommend charges be brought against interior minister in major corruption case

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  • Allies threaten to pull support from May in Brexit dispute

    Theresa May's allies are warning they could stop supporting her government.

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  • The Latest: Russia says critics politicizing Interpol

    Kremlin foe Bill Browder has expressed outrage over the potential that a Russian police officer could become president of Interpol _ a move that...

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  • Introducing London's latest skyscraper: The Tulip

    The Tulip will soar 1,001 feet above the London skyline.

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  • South African president praises German investment

    South Africa's president says Germany is an important economic partner which he hopes will expand its investment here

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  • Kosovo's bid to join Interpol rejected at agency's assembly

    Kosovo's bid to join Interpol fails at organization's annual meeting in blow to country's efforts to boost recognition

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  • Macron urges dialogue amid protests, defends gas tax hikes

    French President Emmanuel Macron is sticking to fuel tax hikes that have prompted nationwide protests but calling for "dialogue" to calm tensions

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  • Kremlin foes fume over possible Russian Interpol president

    A financier and Kremlin critic warned Tuesday that naming a top Russian police official to be president of Interpol would undermine the international...

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  • Bank of England to publish Brexit deal analysis next week

    The Bank of England will publish its economic analysis of Prime Minister Theresa May's Brexit deal next week

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  • Scientists work to save wild Puerto Rican parrot after Maria

    Biologists are trying to save the last of the endangered Puerto Rican parrots after more than half the population of the bright green birds with...

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  • Prominent separatist leader killed in Indian Kashmir

    Assailants have killed a prominent separatist leader in Indian-controlled Kashmir, as anti-India protests and clashes followed a gunbattle that killed...

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  • Italian officials: Migrant rescuers mishandled medical waste

    Italian prosecutors have ordered the seizure of a migrant rescue ship and accused the aid group Doctors Without Borders of illegally disposing of...

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  • Gaza's deadly demonstrations yield new casualties each week

    Every week in Gaza, relentless demonstrations against Israel keep tensions high, casualties rising

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  • Polish bishops seek forgiveness for pedophilia by priests

    Poland's Roman Catholic bishops have asked for forgiveness from those who have been victimized by pedophile priests or other church leaders in the...

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  • Groups target Europe's coal companies over harmful emissions

    Environmental groups say 10 utility companies are responsible for the majority of premature deaths caused by emissions from coal-fired power plants in...

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  • Denmark says it's sending ambassador back to Iran

    Weeks after recalling ambassador over alleged Iranian plot, Denmark sending envoy back to Tehran

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  • Rome police evict, plan to demolish alleged mobsters' homes

    Rome police are evicting alleged criminals from homes built without permission.

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  • Attacker shot after stabbing policeman in Brussels

    Belgium has been under heightened security since the 2016 attacks the killed 32.

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  • Acquitted Christian woman wants to leave Pakistan for West

    A lawyer for Aasia Bibi, a Christian woman recently acquitted of blasphemy charges after eight years on death row in Pakistan, says she would like to...

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  • Dead whale had 115 plastic cups, 2 flip-flops in its stomach

    A dead whale in Indonesia had a lump of trash in its stomach.

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  • Despite UN call for Yemen truce, new clashes around key port

    Yemeni officials, witnesses: Fighting flares up again between Saudi-led coalition, Shiite rebels around port of Hodeida

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  • European court orders Turkey to free ex-Kurdish party leader

    The European Court of Human Rights has called on Turkey to release the former head of Turkey's pro-Kurdish opposition from pre-trial detention

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  • Russian veterans seek probe of private military contracting

    An activist says a group of Russian military veterans has asked the International Criminal Court to probe the activities of Russian private security...

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  • Court fines independent Russian magazine $335,000

    A Moscow court has ruled to fine an independent magazine $335,000, a move seen by Kremlin critics as retribution for reporting that is critical of the...

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  • Guatemala's Volcan de Fuego spews red-hot rock and ash into the sky

    Guatemala's Volcano of Fire violently erupts, forcing the evacuation of nearly 4,000 people from surrounding areas.

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  • Russian challenge to chemical weapons watchdog rejected

    The U.S. and Western powers on Monday staved off a challenge by Russia and others questioning whether the global chemical weapons watchdog could start...

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  • The Latest: Saudi Arabia, UAE pledge $500 million Yemen aid

    The Latest: Saudi Arabia, UAE pledge $500 million in aid to assist millions of Yemenis at risk of starvation

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  • Report says Putin's bodyguards got prized land plots

    Officers received plots of land to build mansions near Putin's residence.

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  • The Latest: Brexit uncertainty hurting growth - central bank

    Bank of England policymakers are warning that businesses are increasingly concerned about the prospect of the country crashing out of the European...

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  • Police storm Papua New Guinea Parliament for APEC summit pay

    A lawmaker says disgruntled police and prison guards have stormed Papua New Guinea's Parliament in a violent pay dispute stemming from an...

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  • US Navy to make Hong Kong port call after earlier refusal

    China had previously refused US ships permission to enter the port.

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  • Gaza's fatal ritual: relentless protests, steady casualties

    Gaza's fatal ritual: relentless demonstrations against Israel keep tensions high, casualties rising

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  • Pakistan summons US envoy over Trump's remarks on bin Laden

    Pakistan's foreign ministry summons US envoy to protest Trump's allegation that Islamabad harbored bin Laden

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  • 3 people die in Azerbaijan gas explosion

    At least three people have died and one got injured as a section of an apartment building collapsed following a gas explosion in the Caspian nation of...

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  • Seoul: North Korea explodes 10 guard posts to lower tensions

    In September, the Koreas agreed to dismantle all of guard posts on the border.

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  • Backlash at Chinese university shows limits to surveillance

    A Chinese university's plan to conduct a blanket search of student and staff electronic devices has come under fire

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  • Serbian and Kosovo officials say Kosovo has been denied entry into the international police organization, Interpol.

    Serbian and Kosovo officials say Kosovo has been denied entry into the international police organization, Interpol.

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  • Germany: Man kills ex-girlfriend, her new partner, baby

    German authorities say a 38-year-old man is believed to have stabbed dead his ex-girlfriend, her new partner and a three-week old baby before killing...

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  • Moroccan in UAE arrested for killing, butchering boyfriend

    Moroccan woman arrested in UAE, accused of killing, butchering boyfriend and serving his remains in rice, meat dish

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  • Commuter train derails near Barcelona killing 1, injuring 6

    Firefighters and emergency workers are working to evacuate trapped commuters.

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  • Pakistan in final round of talks with IMF over bailout deal

    Islamabad is seeking an $8 billion bailout to aid Pakistan's economic woes.

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  • Thailand sentences 3 to prison over smuggling of rhino horns

    The horns, smuggled from Ethiopia, had a value of $1.5 million.

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  • 3 men charged with planning mass killing in Australian city

    Three men inspired by the Islamic State group were charged with planning a mass-casualty attack in Australia's second-largest city

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  • China's Xi visits Philippines to deepen ties with US ally

    Chinese President Xi Jinping has received a red-carpet welcome in the Philippines, as he pays a visit to the U.S. ally with offers of infrastructure...

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  • Vietnam and India agree to boost trade, defense cooperation

    Vietnam and India have agreed to boost their trade while expanding their cooperation in defense and security, among other areas

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  • Migrants fearful, anxious in aftermath of Tijuana protests

    The United States has closed off northbound traffic for several hours at the busiest border crossing with Mexico to install new security barriers, a...

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  • Police storm Papua New Guinea Parliament for APEC summit pay

    A lawmaker says disgruntled police and prison guards have stormed Papua New Guinea's Parliament in a pay dispute that stemmed from the APEC summit...

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  • Fiji leader sworn in for 4 more years after winning election

    Fiji's leader has been sworn in for another four years after winning an election with a reduced majority

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