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    Hundreds protest in Jordan against planned tax increases, high youth unemployment; some scuffle with riot police

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    AP PHOTOS: Dozens arrested during pro-migrant rally at U.S.-Mexico border, Venezuelan baseball players honor former major leaguers killed in car...

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  • Japan begins reclamation at disputed US base despite protest

    Japan's central government has started main reclamation work at a disputed U.S. military base relocation site on the southern island of Okinawa...

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  • Indian man gets 9 years in prison for sex assault on flight

    Prabhu Ramamoorthy was jailed after being accused of molesting a sleeping woman.

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  • Florida executes man convicted of the 1992 beating and stabbing death of a South Florida woman.

    Florida executes man convicted of the 1992 beating and stabbing death of a South Florida woman.

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  • AP Photos: Editor selections from the past week in Asia

    AP Photos: North, South Korea verify removal of guard posts, Canadians held in China, activists honor reporters held in Myanmar, US returns church...

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  • Japan's central government has begun reclamation work at U.S. base relocation site on Okinawa despite local objection

    Japan's central government has begun reclamation work at U.S. base relocation site on Okinawa despite local objection

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  • Strasbourg market attack suspect killed in police shootout

    French authorities say the man suspected of killing three people near a Christmas market in Strasbourg died in a shootout with police

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  • Japan's 'tankan' economic survey shows sentiment flat

    A key quarterly economic survey by the Bank of Japan shows sentiment among large manufacturers remained unchanged, as worries about global trade...

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  • Holocaust survivor killed by car while crossing street

    A 92-year-old Holocaust survivor was struck and killed by a car while crossing a street in Oregon

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  • Kristine Tompkins celebrates new Argentina marine parks

    American conservationist Kristine Tompkins says the creation of Argentina's first marine national parks is a milestone that gets it close to meeting...

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  • Sri Lanka Supreme Court says president violated constitution

    Sri Lanka's Supreme Court has ruled unanimously that President Maithripala Sirisena's order to dissolve Parliament and hold new elections was...

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  • Report: Dissident rebels fuel violence in Colombia port city

    A right group says dissidents from Colombia's once largest rebel movement who were unable take advantage of a peace accord or grew disenchanted with...

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  • Michigan governor reaches final deal on Great Lakes pipeline

    Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder's administration has wrapped up negotiations with Enbridge Inc. on building a tunnel to contain an oil pipeline beneath a...

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  • Hungary: Anti-govt protesters confront police at Parliament

    A few thousand anti-government protesters in Hungary have confronted police outside Parliament, who used pepper spray and tear gas to force them to...

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  • EU Commission president says British "still need to say what they want instead of asking us what we want" on Brexit

    EU Commission president says British "still need to say what they want instead of asking us what we want" on Brexit

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  • EU leaders promise to work for speedy new trade deal with Britain to avoid triggering contentious Irish border guarantee

    EU leaders promise to work for speedy new trade deal with Britain to avoid triggering contentious Irish border guarantee

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  • EU leaders at summit confirm that Brexit agreement with Britain 'not open for renegotiation' despite UK plea for change

    EU leaders at summit confirm that Brexit agreement with Britain 'not open for renegotiation' despite UK plea for change

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  • Panama Canal consortium ordered to repay $847M in advances

    An international arbitration panel has ruled the Spanish-led consortium that built the expansion of the Panama Canal must repay $847 million in...

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  • The Latest: Man killed in Strasbourg was market shooter

    Paris prosecutor formally identifies man killed in Strasbourg shootout as main suspect in Christmas market attack.

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  • Washington governor proposes major steps for orca recovery

    With the Northwest's beloved killer whales on the brink of extinction, Washington Gov. Jay Inslee has announced dramatic plans to help them, including...

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  • The Latest: US welcomes progress from Yemen peace talks

    Trump administration welcomes progress made at Yemen peace talks

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  • Paris prosecutor formally identifies man killed in Strasbourg shootout as main suspect in Christmas market attack

    Paris prosecutor formally identifies man killed in Strasbourg shootout as main suspect in Christmas market attack

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  • AP Interview: Maldives query the point of UN climate talks

    The head of the Maldives delegation to the U.N. climate conference is questioning the point of the yearly summits, saying they are failing to produce...

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  • Brazil police serve warrants in case of slain councilwoman

    Brazilian police say they have served several arrest, search and seizure warrants in connection with the killing of a Rio de Janeiro city councilwoman...

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  • Lost girls of Indonesia among 61k dead and missing migrants

    Teenage Indonesian girls are disappearing into a trafficking network that has descended upon the country's impoverished province of East Nusa Tenggara

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  • Suspect in deadly shooting in France killed during standoff with police

    3 were killed and another 13 wounded in the shooting in Strasbourg on Tuesday.

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  • Venezuela's El Nacional newspaper to cease print edition

    Venezuela's last nationally circulated, anti-government newspaper says it will stop publishing its print edition amid unrelenting government pressure...

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  • Suspect in deadly shooting in France 'neutralized' during standoff with police

    Cherif Chekatt, 29, is the suspected gunman who killed 3 and injured another 13 during a shooting in Strasbourg on Tuesday, the prosecutor's office...

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  • Out of many nations, a single message: Europe is united

    Unlike the political chaos that has roiled Britain over Brexit, there has been no such squabbling among the 27 nations of Europe during the impending...

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  • French Interior Minister: Paris prosecutor heading to shootout scene to confirm identity of man killed in Strasbourg.

    French Interior Minister: Paris prosecutor heading to shootout scene to confirm identity of man killed in Strasbourg.

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  • Italian anti-terror prosecutor: "lone wolves" latest threat

    Italian news agency ANSA is reporting that anti-terrorism agents have arrested a Somalian citizen on terrorism-related charges in the southern city of...

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  • Top French official: A suspect has been killed in a shootout with police in Strasbourg, identity not yet confirmed.

    Top French official: A suspect has been killed in a shootout with police in Strasbourg, identity not yet confirmed.

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  • Oil pipeline foes look past regulators after another loss

    Opponents of Enbridge Energy's proposed Line 3 crude oil pipeline replacement are turning their attention to fighting the project on other fronts...

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  • Turkey conducts airstrikes against PKK targets in Iraq

    Turkey's Defense Ministry says the military has conducted airstrikes against Kurdish rebel targets in Iraq's Sinjar and Mount Karajak regions

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  • France sees 6th yellow vest protester die in road accident

    French authorities say a sixth "yellow vest" protester has been killed after being hit by a truck at a road blockade near the southern city of Avignon

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  • Fire ruins 80 percent of Congo capital's voting machines

    An early-morning fire in Congo's capital destroyed nearly 80 percent of the capital city's voting machines just 10 days before the presidential...

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  • US-backed Syrian Kurdish fighters push into IS-held town

    The battle has seen intense fighting with the extremists in their last holdout.

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  • Israel launches West Bank crackdown after Palestinian attack

    Israel launches manhunt, beefs up West Bank troop levels after a Palestinian gunman kills two Israeli soldiers at a bus stop

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  • The Latest: Man gets 9 years in prison for plane sex assault

    An Indian man has been sentenced to nine years in prison for sexually assaulting a sleeping woman during an overnight flight from Las Vegas to Detroit

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  • Cameroon leader halts cases against 289 alleged separatists

    Cameroon's leader has ordered the country's military tribunal to stop legal proceedings against 289 people accused of taking part in the country's...

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  • Yemen's warring sides agree on truce in key port city

    UN chief says Yemen's warring sides agreed at peace talks in Sweden to province-wide cease-fire in a key port city, withdrawal of troops

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  • Suspected jihadists kill 42 in Mali's nomadic Tuareg camps

    Suspected jihadists on motorcycles have killed at least 42 people in Mali's eastern Menaka region during a series of attacks on camps

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  • Theresa May survives leadership challenge, remains as prime minister

    She is going to Brussels on Thursday to win concessions from European leaders.

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  • Colombian ex-official sentencing delayed in bribery scheme

    Sentencing has been postponed for a former Colombian anti-corruption official who pleaded guilty to U.S. money-laundering conspiracy charges as part...

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  • Tuareg leader: Suspected jihadists on motorcycles kill at least 42 in Mali's eastern Menaka region

    Tuareg leader: Suspected jihadists on motorcycles kill at least 42 in Mali's eastern Menaka region

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  • UNICEF: 2 million children in Syria still out of schools

    The head of the U.N. children's agency says even though the fighting is winding down, 2 million children inside Syria are still out of schools and it...

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  • Silk lanterns, a playful panda, art in London: World in Photos, Dec. 13

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

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  • 5 stories that captured the world's attention in 2018

    From a royal wedding to a soccer team trapped in a cave, to a refugee crisis and a nuclear summit, 2018 was packed with consequential events.

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