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  • The Latest: Slovenia police detain 4 human traffickers

    Slovenian police have arrested four suspected human traffickers and found 57 migrants being illegally transported through the country

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  • Indonesia sports minister resigns over corruption allegation

    Indonesia's sports minister has resigned after being accused of stealing $1.8 million in public money

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  • Bank of England keeps main interest rate unchanged at 0.75%, rate-setters vote 9-0 in favor of no change

    Bank of England keeps main interest rate unchanged at 0.75%, rate-setters vote 9-0 in favor of no change

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  • Iran diplomat warns of 'all-out war' if hit for Saudi attack

    Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif is warning that any U.S. or Saudi military strike on Iran will result in 'all-out war'

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  • Lebanon concludes Israeli drones were on attack mission

    A Lebanese government investigation has concluded that two Israeli drones that crashed in the Lebanese capital last month were on an attack mission,...

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  • Humberto lashed Bermuda, Lorena drenches Mexican coast

    Hurricane Humberto rushed past Bermuda as a Category 3 overnight, while Hurricane Lorena has been dropping torrential rains on extremely arid parts of...

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  • Trudeau admits 2001 brownface photo was 'racist'

    Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau wore brownface makeup to an annual dinner party at a private school where he was a teacher.

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  • ICC pretrial hearing starts in Central African Republic case

    ICC pretrial hearing starts in Central African Republic case vs. 2 alleged militia leaders

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  • Belgian fighter jet crashes in France, pilot hits power line

    Emergency workers are extracting the pilot from the electricity line.

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  • The Latest: Iran's foreign minister warns of 'all-out war'

    The Latest: Iran's foreign minister warns of 'all-out war' if US or Saudi strike

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  • Suicide bomb in southern Afghanistan, kills at least 20

    An Afghan official says a powerful suicide truck bombing outside a hospital in the capital of southern Zabul province has killed at least 20 and...

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  • Iranian foreign minister tells CNN that any Saudi or US strike on Iran will result in 'all-out war'

    Iranian foreign minister tells CNN that any Saudi or US strike on Iran will result in 'all-out war'

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  • China attacks Pelosi for meeting Hong Kong activists

    Pelosi met with democracy activists including Joshua Wong and singer Denise Ho.

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  • Public transport drivers strike in Delhi over higher fines

    Commuters in India's capital are facing difficulties as much of the city's public transportation remains off the roads to protest a sharp increase in...

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  • Belgian fighter jet crashes in western France; pilot stuck on high-voltage electricity line, authorities say

    Belgian fighter jet crashes in western France; pilot stuck on high-voltage electricity line, authorities say

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  • In new Sudan, women want more freedom, bigger political role

    Sudan's uprising could usher in a new era for Sudanese women after three decades of autocratic rule by Omar al-Bashir

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  • Israelis contend with prospect of third poll days after vote

    Israelis contend with the prospect of a third election, two days after a deadlocked elections

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  • Indonesian police arrest hundreds linked to forest fires

    Indonesia's fires are an annual problem that strain relations with neighbors.

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  • Challenge to Parliament shutdown wrapping up at UK top court

    Critics say Parliament was shut down to prevent oversight of Brexit.

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  • 'Deeply sorry' Trudeau begs forgiveness for brownface photo

    'I am deeply sorry for it': Justin Trudeau begs Canadians to forgive him following released of a 2001 photo showing him in brownface

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  • Ex-UK PM Cameron says he sought queen's help in Scots vote

    David Cameron said he felt "panic" that the pro-secession side might win.

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  • Suspect in German politician's killing linked to 2nd attack

    German prosecutors say a far-right extremist arrested over the killing of a regional politician from Chancellor Angela Merkel's party is also now...

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  • Justin Trudeau admits 2001 brownface photo was 'racist'

    The Canadian prime minister was a teacher at the school that hosted the party.

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  • Thieves take 2 million euros in jewels from French chateau

    Thieves broke into one of France's most opulent chateaus and tied up its owners.

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  • Norway's central bank raises key policy rate again

    Norway's central bank has decided to raise its key policy rate by 0.25 percentage points to 1.50% Norges Bank says economic growth in the Scandinavian...

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  • The Latest: UK says it has sent Brexit proposals to EU

    The British government says it has sent written proposals to the European Union on how to rework the rejected Brexit divorce deal

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  • France dismisses Snowden's latest request for asylum

    France's foreign minister says "it's not the time".

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  • The Latest: Defiant Israel PM seeks to lead ruling coalition

    Israel's prime minister says he will seek to lead a ruling coalition with his religious and nationalist allies, despite falling short of a...

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  • Japan court: TEPCO execs not guilty of nuke crisis liability

    A Japanese court found three former Tokyo Electric Power executives were not criminally responsible for the 2011 Fukushima meltdowns following a...

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  • Can green investment help relaunch Germany's economy?

    A recession looms for Germany yet the government, despite pleas from economists for more spending, is keeping tight control on its finances.

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  • South Korea police say they may have found serial killer

    South Korean police say they have found a suspect thought to be an infamous serial killer wanted for the slaying of 10 women some 30 years ago

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  • UN chief rejects claim he didn't condemn China over Muslims

    United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres is strongly rejecting claims by rights groups that he hasn't condemned the Chinese government's...

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  • United Arab Emirates says it joins a US-led coalition to protect Mideast waterways after attack on Saudi oil sites

    United Arab Emirates says it joins a US-led coalition to protect Mideast waterways after attack on Saudi oil sites

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• Sep 19

  • US says attack on Saudi oil site was an Iranian 'act of war'

    U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo is calling the attack on Saudi Arabia's oil industry an "act of war" against the kingdom by Iran

    Sep 19

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  • Taliban claim powerful suicide truck bomb in southern Afghanistan; official says at least 20 killed

    Taliban claim powerful suicide truck bomb in southern Afghanistan; official says at least 20 killed

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  • 'Everybody cries here': Hope and despair in Mexican shelter

    The Trump administration has effectively sealed the border to the vast majority of asylum-seekers, leaving tens of thousands of migrants in limbo, and...

    Sep 19

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  • A museum in Bolivia pays homage to President Evo Morales

    Bolivian President Evo Morales built a big museum in his desert birthplace to honor the country's indigenous peoples, but it has stirred controversy...

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• Sep 18

  • Panic as tank explodes, sending debris into sky

    Two firefighters were injured after an explosion at a chemical factory in Istanbul.

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  • Mexico's Interjet grounds 2 workers after 'bomb' comment

    Mexican airline Interjet says it has suspended two employees after a woman identified as a pilot suggested a bomb should blow up the capital's main...

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  • Humberto brushes Bermuda as new hurricane threatens Mexico

    Hurricane Humberto has lashed Bermuda with strong winds as the powerful Category 3 storm passed just to the north of the British Atlantic territory,...

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  • The Latest: Lorena becomes hurricane off coast of Mexico

    Tropical Storm Lorena has become a hurricane just offshore the coast of Colima, Mexico

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  • General who brought East Timor peace returns 20 years later

    The Australian army general who led an international peacekeeping mission that ended a bloody rampage that followed East Timor's vote for independence...

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  • 'A dumb thing to do': Trudeau apologizes for brownface

    "It was a dumb thing to do": Justin Trudeau apologizes for wearing brownface makeup at a costume party in 2001

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  • The Latest: Opposition says Trudeau unfit to lead Canada

    The first visible minority to lead a national party in Canada says a photo showing Prime Minister Justin Trudeau in brownface makeup at a costume...

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  • AP Interview: Nicaragua opposition leader sees long road

    AP Interview: Nicaraguan opposition leader Félix Maradiaga says after returning from 14 months in exile that he will not leave again, even though he...

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  • Survivors on Bahamas island mark time as officials lay plans

    A new community of survivors is emerging on Abaco island nearly three weeks after Hurricane Dorian blasted through the northern Bahamas, killing at...

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  • Canadian Prime Minister Trudeau says he should have known better after photo surfaces showing him wearing brownface

    Canadian Prime Minister Trudeau says he should have known better after photo surfaces showing him wearing brownface

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  • Judge partially blocks law aimed at oil pipeline protests

    A federal judge has temporarily blocked enforcement of some of the new South Dakota laws that aim to prevent disruptive demonstrations against the...

    Sep 18

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  • The Latest: UN chief: Experts on way to probe Saudi attacks

    U.N. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres says U.N. experts have already left for Saudi Arabia to investigate attacks on key Saudi oil installations

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  • 5 accused of obstructing murder case of Brazilian politician

    Outgoing Brazilian Attorney General Raquel Dodge is requesting that five people be charged with obstructing justice in the case of a leftist city...

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