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  • 3 Ecuador opposition lawmakers seek refuge at Mexico embassy

    Three lawmakers aligned with former Ecuadorian President Rafael Correa have taken refuge in the Mexican Embassy in Quito amid the country's subsiding...

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  • Haiti president breaks silence, says will not resign

    President Jovenel Moïse has broken his silence, saying it would be irresponsible for him to resign amid Haiti's unrest, which has entered a fifth week...

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  • EU: Brexit deal in sight but UK must still do more

    EU officials are hoping a Brexit deal with Britain may be sketched out within hours, but negotiations have stretched into early Wednesday in the...

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  • Mexico: Families of slain police angry, AMLO defends policy

    Families of 13 Mexican police officers killed in an apparent cartel ambush have gathered at a funeral home in Michoacan state, many of them angry at...

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  • Australian left thirsty on Emirates flight loses injury case

    A woman who said she was left thirsty by an Emirates cabin crew and broke her ankle when she fainted on the flight has lost her case in an Australian...

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  • After ending protests, Ecuador faces dire economic outlook

    Ecuadorian President Lenín Moreno survived the toughest political crisis of his presidency by negotiating an end to indigenous anti-austerity...

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  • Catalan protesters, police clash for second straight night

    Violent clashes have erupted for a second night in Barcelona between police and protesters angry about the conviction of a dozen Catalan separatist...

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  • The Latest: Imprisoned Catalan activist aims for amnesty law

    The former head of a pro-independence group in Spain's Catalonia region says he will fight to get the European Court of Human Rights to overturn his...

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  • Shooting kills 6 in Puerto Rico, leads to emergency meeting

    Puerto Rico's governor called an emergency meeting Tuesday after six people were killed in a mass shooting in a San Juan housing project and gunfire...

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  • Police use water cannons against firefighters protesting in France

    The firefighters are calling for increased pay and protection of benefits.

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  • 7-story building collapses in Brazil; 1 dead, others trapped

    A 7-story building has collapsed in the Brazilian city of Fortaleza, killing at least one person and leaving others trapped under the debris

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  • Woman from Russian 'troll factory' that targeted 2016 election detained

    Anna Bogacheva was one of 13 Russians charged by Robert Mueller in 2018.

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  • American lawyer fatally shot in Pacific nation of Micronesia, officials say

    Rachelle Bergeron was the acting attorney general of Micronesia's Yap State.

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  • Solar powered cars hit the racetrack in Australia

    The 1,864-mile race is expected to take a week for most cars, powered only by the sun.

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  • Baby raccoon, puppy are best friends

    The unlikely friends play together in a zoo in Irkutsk, Russia.

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  • Egypt says archaeologists uncovered 20 ancient coffins

    Egypt's Antiquities Ministry says archaeologists have uncovered at least 20 ancient wooden coffins in the southern city of Luxor

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  • Bulgaria frees paroled Australian from immigration detention

    An Australian citizen who served 11 years imprisoned in Bulgaria for fatally stabbing a Bulgarian man has been released from the immigration detention...

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  • German 5G rules avoid Huawei ban; US warns on intel sharing

    Germany has released draft security guidelines for next generation wireless networks that stop short of banning Huawei

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  • Trump's sanctions won't bite a vulnerable Turkish economy

    U.S. sanctions announced against Turkey fall well short of doing serious damage to an economy still healing from a recession and currency collapse

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  • Netanyahu asks Russia to free imprisoned Israeli woman

    Israel's prime minister has asked Russian President Vladimir Putin to pardon a young Israeli woman imprisoned on drug charges in Russia

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  • Romanian president asks Ludovic Orban to form new government

    Romania's president has nominated Ludovic Orban of the center-right National Liberal Party to form a new government and become the country's next...

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  • French firefighters protest working conditions, low pay

    Thousands of French firefighters are protesting low pay and difficult working conditions and say they want to know they have the government's support

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  • The Latest: Scottish party won't accept Brexit plans

    The leader of the independence-minded Scottish National Party says her party will never accept British Prime Minister Boris Johnson's Brexit plans

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  • The Latest: 2 N Macedonia officers among suspected smugglers

    Authorities in North Macedonia say they broke up a large migrant-smuggling ring and two police officers were among the nine people arrested

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  • Russia says it will prevent a clash between the Syrian government and Turkey

    Russia said Syrian government forces have taken full control of Manbij.

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  • Queen Elizabeth II, baby gorilla and Lebanon wildfires: World in Photos, Oct. 15

    A look at the top photos from around the globe.

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  • Ukraine peace plan in limbo after inconclusive talks

    A plan for Ukrainian and separatist forces' pullback in eastern Ukraine has remained in limbo after another round of inconclusive talks

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  • Dutch police investigate family living in isolation on farm

    Dutch authorities are trying to piece together what happened to a family of six who were discovered this week living isolated from the outside world...

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  • Nigerian police raid frees scores of beaten, starved boys

    Nigerian police raid frees scores of beaten, starved boys; 2nd such raid in less than a month

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  • EU fails to agree on talks with Albania, North Macedonia

    European Union ministers have failed to reach a consensus on whether to open membership talks with Albania and North Macedonia amid stiff opposition...

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  • Huawei lashes out at Estonia for 'unfounded' security claims

    Chinese telecom company Huawei has criticized the Estonian government and media for spreading what it says are "arbitrary and unfounded" allegations...

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  • Tour boat captain not to blame in deadly Danube crash

    Hungarian police say that the deceased captain of a tour boat that sank after colliding with a river cruise ship on the Danube River was not to blame...

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  • Mozambique votes in a crucial test of recent peace deal

    Mozambique votes in a key test of recent peace deal as president appeals for 'total serenity'

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  • Poland's right-wing wins but leader Kaczynski wants more

    Jaroslaw Kaczynski guided his conservative running party to capture the biggest electoral share for any party in 30 years of Poland's democracy

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  • Wildfires spread through parts of Lebanon, Syria

    Authorities say wildfires have spread throughout parts of Lebanon after forcing some residents to flee their homes in the middle of the night

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  • 2 contractors killed, 2 injured at Saudi oil refinery

    A Saudi oil refinery owned by its state-run energy company says an apparent industrial accident killed two workers and injured two others

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  • Kosovo withdraws application for Interpol membership

    Kosovo has withdrawn its application for Interpol membership while waiting for a new government to be formed

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  • Yemeni officials: Saudi troops take control Aden in deal

    Yemeni officials say Saudi Arabian troops have taken control of the airport and ports in the interim capital Aden from separatists backed by the...

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  • Afghan officials: Military chopper crashes, killing 7

    Officials say an Afghan army helicopter has crashed in northern Balkh Province, leaving at least seven army personnel, including the crew members,...

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  • Prince William, Kate kick off five-day Pakistan tour

    Britain's Prince William and his wife Kate kicked off a five-day tour of Pakistan on Tuesday amid much fanfare and tight security

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  • UK labor market weakening amid Brexit uncertainty

    The U.K.'s strong labor market appears to be weakening amid all the Brexit uncertainty.

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  • AP PHOTOS: Riot police clash with protesters in Barcelona

    AP PHOTOS: Riot police clash with protesters in Barcelona

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  • Egypt says archeologists uncover 20 ancient coffins in Luxor

    Egypt's Antiquities Ministry says archeologists have uncovered at least 20 ancient wooden coffins in the southern city of Luxor

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  • Czech top court dismisses taxation of church restitution

    Czech Republic's top court dismisses legislation that would have taxed compensation churches receive for property seized during the country's...

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  • Russia's Putin seeks to enhance ties to US-allied UAE

    Russian President Vladimir Putin is visiting the United Arab Emirates as part of a Mideast tour to enhance ties to US-allied nations

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  • German security services want more powers to fight extremism

    Germany's security services are seeking greater powers to fight the kind of far-right extremism behind last week's synagogue attack, including...

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  • U.S. military spokesman says U.S. forces have left formerly Kurdish-held town of Manbij, in pullout from northeast Syria

    U.S. military spokesman says U.S. forces have left formerly Kurdish-held town of Manbij, in pullout from northeast Syria

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  • Across the Pond: Violent protests in Barcelona over sedition convictions

    Plus: Husband and wife win Nobel Prize for economics, and a man dressed as broccoli is arrested during a climate change protest.

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  • China chemical plant explosion kills 4

    The local government says an explosion at a chemical plant in southern China has killed at least four people and injured six

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