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  • Greece: Garbage piles up in Athens amid strikes

    Municipal workers in Athens have launched a series of strikes that are causing garbage to pile up on the streets of the Greek capital

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  • She's back: Argentines contemplate possible role for "CFK"

    Puppet master or loyal deputy? Argentines wonder what Cristina Fernández de Kirchner would do if she becomes vice president

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  • Thousands protest in Sudan, call to disband ex-ruling party

    Thousands of demonstrators take the streets throughout Sudan to call for the disbanding of former President Omar al-Bashir's party

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  • Bolivia's Evo Morales likely forced to presidential runoff

    President Evo Morales has come out ahead in the first round of Bolivia's presidential election, but appears to have failed to get enough votes to...

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  • 30 ancient coffins discovered in Luxor

    Egyptian officials call the discovery one of the largest in years.

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  • UK Commons speaker deals new blow to Johnson's Brexit plan

    Prime Minister Boris Johnson's plan to lead Britain out of the European Union at the end of this month hit another roadblock when the speaker of the...

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  • China seeks $2.4 billion in penalties against US at WTO

    China is asking the World Trade Organization for the right to impose $2.4 billion in annual penalties on the United States in a case over Chinese...

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  • Judges close investigations into Paris 2015 terror attacks

    The attacks were the deadliest committed on French soil since WW2.

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  • The Latest: UK speaker deals new blow to govt Brexit plan

    The speaker of Britain's House of Commons has turned down the government's bid for a new vote on its Brexit divorce deal, in a blow to Prime Minister...

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  • UK Parliament speaker rules govt can't ask lawmakers to vote again on Brexit deal, in new blow to Boris Johnson's plan

    UK Parliament speaker rules govt can't ask lawmakers to vote again on Brexit deal, in new blow to Boris Johnson's plan

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  • Water cut to migrant camp as Bosnian authorities feud

    Local authorities in the Bosnian town of Bihac on Monday cut off a nearby migrant camp's water supply, to pressure the government into reducing the...

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  • Indonesia arrests 4 foreigners on drug charges

    Indonesian customs officials have arrested four foreigners for allegedly trying to smuggle drugs onto the resort island of Bali

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  • Thieves steal Amazon fertility statues as synod nears end

    Pope Francis' controversial meeting on the Amazon has taken a criminal twist after thieves stole indigenous fertility statues from a Vatican-area...

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  • The Latest: Catalan leader urges for talks with Spain

    The leader of Catalonia says that the massive protests that have often spiraled into violent clashes with police this week won't cease until the...

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  • Canada votes in election that could see Trudeau lose power

    Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau faces the threat of being knocked from power after one term as the nation holds parliamentary elections

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  • Outcry in Ukraine over song mocking ex-central bank chief

    Ukrainian officials are lashing out at a parody song targeting the country's former central bank chief

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  • Water cannon sprays mosque entrance in Hong Kong

    Police moved to clear streets using tear gas and high pressure water cannons.

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  • Thai king strips his consort of royal titles for disloyalty

    Thailand's king has stripped his royal noble consort of her titles and military ranks for disloyalty, accusing her of seeking to undermine the...

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  • Lebanon's government approves sweeping reforms amid protests

    Lebanon's Cabinet has approved sweeping reforms that it hopes will appease hundreds of thousands of people who have been protesting for days, calling...

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  • Former SS camp guard tells court he's "haunted" by killings

    A 93-year-old German former Stutthof guard on trial in Hamburg on thousands of counts of accessory to murder says he regrets having served in the Nazi...

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  • Hong Kong leaders apologize for water cannon use at mosque

    Hong Kong officials apologized to Muslim leaders after riot police sprayed a mosque and bystanders with a water cannon while trying to contain...

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  • Russia's new focus on Africa takes advantage of US drift

    Russia's new focus on Africa takes advantage of US drift under Trump administration

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  • Indonesia's losing presidential candidate to join Cabinet

    Indonesia's losing presidential candidate says he'll join his election rival's Cabinet to help strengthen the country's defense

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  • German woman charged with Islamic State membership

    Prosecutors have charged a German woman with membership in a terrorist organization and child endangerment for taking her three minor children to...

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  • WikiLeaks founder Assange in court to fight extradition

    WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange is expected to appear in court as he fights extradition to the United States on charges of conspiring to hack into a...

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  • Meet Victor the cameraman eagle

    Victor soars over the Alps with a GoPro on his back to catalog the impact of temperature rise on Western Europe’s highest mountain range.

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  • Lebanese PM announces sweeping economic reforms

    Lebanon's Cabinet has approved sweeping reforms that it hopes will appease hundreds of thousands of people who have been protesting for days, calling...

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  • Lebanon's prime minister announces sweeping economic reforms after days of massive protests demanding gov't resignation

    Lebanon's prime minister announces sweeping economic reforms after days of massive protests demanding gov't resignation

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  • Iran says 5.6 magnitude earthquake strikes its south

    Authorities in Iran say an earthquake with a preliminary magnitude of 5.6 has shaken the country's south

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  • Duchess of Sussex calls 1st year of marriage difficult

    The Duchess of Sussex says her first year of marriage to Britain's Prince Harry has been difficult' because of Britain's tabloids

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  • Japan braces for 2 more storms after deadly typhoon

    Japan is bracing for two more storms heading its way a week after a typhoon devastated the country's central and northern regions

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  • Kurds hurl potatoes at withdrawing US forces

    Residents of a Kurdish-dominated Syrian city pelted a convoy of U.S. military vehicles with potatoes as it traveled through, apparently on the way out...

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  • Esper discusses keeping small US force in northeast Syria

    Defense Secretary Mark Esper says he is discussing an option that would keep a small residual US military force in northeast Syria to secure oil...

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  • Libya coast guard intercepts 126 Europe-bound migrants

    Libya's coast guard says it's intercepted 126 Europe-bound migrants off the country's Mediterranean coast

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  • Iran sends US list of names for proposed prisoner swap

    Iran's foreign ministry says it is seeking a prisoner swap with the United States and other Western nations, having already sent a list of names...

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  • Czech spy agency says Russia built cyberattack network

    The head of the Czech counter-intelligence service says a Russian spying network that his agency broke last year was meant to be used for cyberattacks...

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  • 4 suspects indicted in case of slain Slovak journalist

    Slovakia's prosecutors have indicted four suspects for the slaying of an investigative reporter and his fiancee, a case that brought down the...

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  • US Defense Secretary says troops to stay near Syria's eastern oilfields during US pullout which will take weeks

    US Defense Secretary says troops to stay near Syria's eastern oilfields during US pullout which will take weeks

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  • French probe into Paris Nov. 2015 attacks has finished

    French counterterrorism prosecutors have announced that the judicial investigation following Nov. 13, 2015 attacks in and around Paris is formally...

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  • China detains Japanese man, possibly on spying allegations

    China detains Japanese man, news reports say he might be accused of spying

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  • Spain to exhume dictator Franco's remains to discreet grave

    The Spanish government says it will exhume and relocate the remains of late military dictator Gen. Francisco Franco on Thursday

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  • AP Interview: Montenegro PM: Wrapping up Brexit is positive

    Montenegro's prime minister has expressed hope that once Brexit is finalized, the European Union's enlargement policy will regain importance

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  • Residents of a Kurdish-dominated city in northeastern Syria pelt US troops with potatoes as they drive through.

    Residents of a Kurdish-dominated city in northeastern Syria pelt US troops with potatoes as they drive through.

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  • The Latest: Assange's legal team seeks delay to UK case

    WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange's legal team is seeking to delay his full extradition hearing which is now set for five days in February

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  • 2 Indian states hold elections; Modi's party expected to win

    Voters are casting ballots in 2 Indian states where Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Hindu nationalist party is seeking a second consecutive term

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  • Japan exports fall for 10th straight month in September

    Japan exports fall for 10th straight month amid weak demand in China, South Korea and other Asian markets

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  • US: Russian hackers use Iranians to mask their identities

    The United States and the U.K. say they have exposed how a group of Russian hackers hijacked the tools of their Iranian counterparts to attack dozens...

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  • Nancy Pelosi meets top officials in Afghanistan

    Afghanistan's President Ashraf Ghani has met with U.S. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and a group of American lawmakers in an unannounced visit to the...

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