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  • Amnesty researcher abducted, beaten in Russia

    The researcher was abducted and beaten while covering protests.

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  • French Interior Ministry: 13 killed, 1 missing, 5 seriously injured by floods in southwest France

    French Interior Ministry: 13 killed, 1 missing, 5 seriously injured by floods in southwest France

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  • Chinese premier pledges access for Dutch companies

    Chinese Premier Li Keqiang has pledged to open up his country to Dutch businesses as a way of promoting commerce between the two countries

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  • Iceland seeks financial crash closure with last prosecution

    Ten years after becoming one of the symbols of the 2008 global financial crisis, Iceland is still dealing with the aftermath

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  • The Latest: Syria's FM: Oil-rich east region is next target

    The Latest: Syria's foreign minister says government won't give up on 'vital' oil-rich eastern region

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  • India's accused minister files defamation suit amid protests

    Dozens of members of the Indian National Congress party's youth wing have demanded the resignation of India's junior external affairs minister amid a...

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  • Germany preparing to deport convicted Sept 11 suspect

    Mounir el-Motassadeq was convicted of helping hijackers prepare for the attacks.

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  • Children of Islamic State group live under a stigma in Iraq

    Thousands of Iraqi children of Islamic State group members are left on their own, their parents dead or imprisoned

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  • Romania to oblige prosecutors to have more years' experience

    Romania's government passes an ordinance requiring prosecutors in key agencies to have a greater number of years of professional activity

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  • AP PHOTOS: IS militants' children in Iraq's orphanages

    AP PHOTOS: Look inside Iraqi orphanages where children of Islamic State group militants are kept

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  • Macedonian lawmakers debate putting new name in constitution

    Macedonia's parliament is debating constitutional amendments that are part of an agreement with neighboring Greece to rename the country "North...

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  • Syria's key border crossings with Jordan, Israel to reopen

    Traffic was halted three years ago, after rebel groups took over the crossings.

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  • Israeli troops kill Palestinian after attempted stabbing

    The military says the alleged attacker did not wound any soldiers.

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  • The Latest: Turkey, Saudis to jointly inspect consulate

    The Latest: Turkey's Foreign Ministry official says 'inspection' of Saudi Consulate to take place late this afternoon

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  • Turkish Foreign Ministry: 'Inspection' of Saudi Consulate to take place this afternoon, 2 weeks after writer vanished

    Turkish Foreign Ministry: 'Inspection' of Saudi Consulate to take place this afternoon, 2 weeks after writer vanished

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  • Merkel's regional ally bullish despite Bavaria election blow

    The leader of Angela Merkel's allies in Bavaria is vowing to support the German Chancellor's national government despite his party's poor result in...

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  • Recovery of Nepal climbers delayed by mountain's remoteness

    Officials say it took two days to recover the battered bodies of nine climbers, including one of the world's best, who died in Nepal's worst...

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  • Floods kill at least 5 people in southwest France

    Storms saw the equivalent of several months of rainfall in the space of hours.

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  • Koreas agree to break ground on inter-Korean railroad

    The rival Koreas are holding high-level talks to discuss engagement.

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  • Border crossings between Syria and Jordan, Israeli-occupied Golan reopen in major boost to Syrian government

    Border crossings between Syria and Jordan, Israeli-occupied Golan reopen in major boost to Syrian government

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  • Pakistani PM's party wins less seats than expected in vote

    Pakistani PM's party didn't win as many seats as it expected in vote for 35 seats up for grabs in parliament, councils

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  • When embassies become places of terror, not sanctuaries

    When diplomatic missions are no longer sanctuaries: Claims Saudi writer was killed at consulate stir memories of terror

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  • French government official says that floods have killed 5 people in southwest France

    French government official says that floods have killed 5 people in southwest France

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  • The Latest: Koreas to break ground on inter-Korean railroad

    The rival Koreas have agreed to hold a groundbreaking ceremony between late November and early December on an ambitious future project to connect...

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  • Koreas to hold talks in November to set up video-conference meetings between aging relatives separated by Korean War

    Koreas to hold talks in November to set up video-conference meetings between aging relatives separated by Korean War

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  • Rival Koreas to meet in late October to discuss plans to jointly host 2032 Olympics

    Rival Koreas to meet in late October to discuss plans to jointly host 2032 Olympics

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  • Koreas to hold groundbreaking ceremony in late November or early December for a future railway meant to link the rivals

    Koreas to hold groundbreaking ceremony in late November or early December for a future railway meant to link the rivals

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  • Climbers who died in Nepal storm included famed South Korean

    The climbers who died during a storm on a Nepal mountain included the first South Korean to summit all 14 peaks over 8,000 meters without using...

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  • The Latest: Moon gives condolences for Korean climbers

    South Korean President Moon Jae-in has expressed condolences for the climbers who died in a storm on a Nepal mountain

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  • Feeling 'vindicated,' Malaysia's Anwar takes lawmaker oath

    Malaysian Prime Minister-in-waiting Anwar Ibrahim has taken his oath as a lawmaker, marking his return to active politics three years after he was...

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  • Japan raises concerns over Pacific's debt to China

    Japan's foreign minister has raised concerns about the high levels of debt owed by some Pacific Island countries and says it wants to help resolve the...

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  • Australia says US alliance vital with Indo-Pacific tensions

    Australia's foreign minister says her country's alliance with the United States has never been more vital in an era of escalating challenges in the...

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  • Recent developments surrounding the South China Sea

    Recent developments in the South China Sea, where China is pitted against smaller neighbors in disputes over territorial rights in waters crucial for...

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  • Pressured over missing writer, Saudi Arabia lashes out

    Saudi Arabia, pressured on disappearance of Jamal Khashoggi, lashes out over 'threats'

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  • The Latest: More executives pulling out of Saudi conference

    More executives pull out of Saudi business conference in wake of writer's disappearance

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  • Memory of slain councilwoman honored in Rio de Janeiro

    Thousands of people have gathered in Brazil's second largest city to honor the memory of a councilwoman and human rights activist who was shot to...

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  • Bavarian voters punish Merkel allies in state election

    German Chancellor Angela Merkel's conservative allies have lost their absolute majority in Bavaria's state parliament by a wide margin in a regional...

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  • Nicaraguan activists detained in government crackdown

    Human rights group says two activists were forced off a plane for questioning.

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  • Migrant caravan swells in Honduras as group nears Guatemala

    Hundreds more Hondurans have joined a caravan of migrants.

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  • Ukrainian nationalists honor WWII-era paramilitary group

    About 10,000 people march through the capital of Ukraine.

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  • Immigrants face hurdles to prove abuse by US agents

    Advocates say immigrants in detention who report misconduct by Border Patrol agents face hurdles that make their complaints difficult to substantiate

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  • Buffer zone brings fragile calm to Syria's rebel-held Idlib

    Turkey and Russia appear to have succeeded in creating a demilitarized zone along the front lines of Syria's flashpoint Idlib region, but a breakdown...

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  • Hungary: Ban on living in public areas taking effect

    A constitutional amendment that prohibits people from living in public areas takes effect Monday in Hungary

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  • Italy moves to dismantle migrant services in model town

    Italy moves to dismantle migrant services in town that became model of integration

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  • Iran arrests member of military over deadly Ahvaz attack

    Iran's official IRNA news agency is saying that authorities have detained a member of the military over the September attack on a military parade in...

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  • Aid groups decry 'routine' killing of Yemen's civilians

    The United Nations and humanitarian workers are condemning an airstrike by the Saudi-led coalition targeting Yemen's Shiite rebels that reportedly...

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  • Israel's Supreme Court halts deportation of American student

    Israel's Supreme Court on Sunday agreed to hear the appeal of an American graduate student who is fighting an expulsion order over her involvement in...

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  • European Union's top Brexit negotiator: No deal reached yet despite 'intense efforts.'

    European Union's top Brexit negotiator: No deal reached yet despite 'intense efforts.'

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  • Israeli PM favors naming envoy to Christian world

    Israel's prime minister says he may appoint an envoy to the Christian world, a sign of Israel's efforts to foster close ties between the Jewish state...

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  • Yazidi man accused of Germany honor killing arrested in Iraq

    Kurdish Iraqi police forces say they have arrested a Yazidi man accused of killing his cousin in Germany after she refused to marry him

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