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  • Australia considers moving embassy to Jerusalem

    Australia's prime minister says he is open to relocating the Australian embassy in Israel from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem

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  • Ending austerity in UK 'incompatible' with budget plan

    A report says the British government will have to spend an extra 19 billion pounds ($25 billion) a year on public services by 2023 if it's to deliver...

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  • Yemeni president fires prime minister, citing 'negligence'

    Yemeni President Abed Rabbo Mansour Hadi has fired the prime minister, accusing him of "negligence" in running the country

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  • Serb official denounces US ambassador over Kosovo

    Serbia's pro-Russia defense minister has denounced the U.S. ambassador to Serbia and suggested he should be kicked out of the country for calling...

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  • Timeline on the disappearance of journalist Jamal Khashoggi

    Here's a timeline on the disappearance of Jamal Khashoggi.

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  • Honduran migrant caravan crosses Guatemala border, US-bound

    Hundreds of Honduran migrants have crossed the Guatemalan border hoping to make it to new lives in the United States, far from the poverty and...

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  • Chile says 2 US citizens, 1 Chilean gone missing found dead

    Chilean authorities say two young Americans and a Chilean who had gone missing over the weekend have been found dead in a river estuary, the apparent...

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  • Pressure building on Vatican to give women vote at synod

    Pressure is building on the Vatican to give women the right to vote during its big meetings of bishops, with petitions, protests and persuasion all...

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  • Australia's prime minister says he is open to relocating the Australian embassy in Israel from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem

    Australia's prime minister says he is open to relocating the Australian embassy in Israel from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem

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  • Greece: Molotov cocktails injure 4 police officers

    Authorities in Greece say four police officers were injured when a police station in central Athens was attacked with Molotov cocktails

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  • This day in history: Oct. 18, 2007

    After years in exile, Benazir Bhutto returns to Pakistan.

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  • Nigeria: IS-linked extremists kill abducted health worker

    Nigeria says IS-linked extremists kill abducted health worker despite Red Cross' urgent plea

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  • The Latest: 47 migrants found in truck at Romania's border

    Romanian border police say they suspect 47 people found hidden in the back of a truck were migrants trying to reach Western Europe

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  • New tropical storm brings rains to central Mexican coast

    Newly formed Tropical Storm Tara is soaking parts of west-central Mexico with heavy rains as it drifts off the country's central Pacific coast

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  • Man said to be Jamaican lottery scam kingpin gets 6 years

    A Jamaican man who authorities said masterminded a lottery scam that defrauded at least 95 mostly elderly Americans out of more than $5.8 million has...

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  • Russian Orthodox Church breaks ties with Orthodoxy's leader

    The Russian Orthodox Church says it's severing ties with the leader of the worldwide Orthodox community after his decision to grant Ukrainian clerics...

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  • Morocco to let prisoner complete terror sentence in France

    Morocco has agreed to turn over a French prisoner convicted of terror charges after French President Emmanuel Marcon intervened in the case

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  • Mexican officials arrest last suspect in activist's killing

    Mexican authorities have arrested a man accused of participating in the killing of an activist last year

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  • Catholic priest killed in northern Mexico

    Authorities in the northern Mexican state of Baja California are investigating the apparent slaying of a Roman Catholic priest in the municipality of...

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  • The Latest: Saudi-Turkish team begins search of consulate

    A joint Saudi-Turkish team has entered the Saudi Consulate in Istanbul to search it, nearly two weeks after the disappearance of Saudi journalist...

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  • German police say hostage suspect lit explosive, had record

    A man who held a woman hostage at Cologne's main train station also injured two other people; police investigating if he had extremist connections

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  • 'Dark days' over: Gambia launches truth, reconciliation body

    'Dark days' are over as Gambia launches truth, reconciliation commission to probe Jammeh era

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  • South Korean President meets Macron on state visit to France

    South Korean President Moon Jae-in has met with French President Emmanuel Macron to discuss inter-Korean talks and bilateral issues

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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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  • 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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  • Israeli fire wounds 32 Palestinians in Gaza beach protest

    Gaza's Health Ministry says 32 Palestinians have been wounded by Israeli fire during a mass protest along the beach near the Israeli frontier

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  • Israeli fire wounds 32 Palestinians in Gaza beach protest

    Gaza's Health Ministry says 32 Palestinians have been wounded by Israeli fire during a mass protest along the beach near the Israeli frontier

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  • Report: Ecuador tells Assange to curb speech, look after cat

    A media report says that Ecuador has formally ordered WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange to steer clear of topics that could harm its diplomatic...

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  • Egypt says security forces kill 9 'terrorists' in Nile raid

    Egypt says its security forces have killed nine "terrorists" in a raid on a cave hideout along the Nile River

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  • Clashes in Palestinian refugee camp in Lebanon wound 6

    Lebanese security officials say clashes between rival Palestinian factions in a refugee camp in southern Lebanon wounded at least six people

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  • Israel approves funds to expand Hebron settlement

    The Israeli government has approved plans to expand a Jewish settlement in the volatile West Bank city of Hebron

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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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  • Egypt court upholds 3-year prison sentence for ex-president

    Egypt's main appeals court has upheld a three-year prison sentence for former president Mohammed Morsi, who is already jailed in other cases, over a...

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  • Sweden's sidelined PM gets chance to form new government

    Sweden's prime minister has been tasked with forming a new government after his center-right rival was unable to reach a Cabinet deal

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  • Irish border issued entangled with questions of identity

    The land around the small Irish town of Carrickcarnan is the kind of place where Britain's plan to leave the European Union runs right into a wall _...

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  • Investigators search Opel premises in diesel emissions probe

    Prosecutors say law enforcement officials have conducted searches at German automaker Opel as part of an investigation into suspected manipulation of...

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  • 2 journalists face jail over criticism of US pastor's trial

    Two Turkish journalists have been charged with insulting the Turkish nation and institutions for suggesting that a Turkish court may have taken...

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  • White Bengal tiger cubs, WWII re-enactment, aurora borealis: World in Photos

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

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  • Israeli leader aims to pass draft law, averting early vote

    Israel's prime minister says he hopes to soon pass legislation on a contentious bill that has threatened to bring down his government

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  • Egyptian president arrives in Russia

    Egyptian President Abdel-Fattah el-Sissi has arrived in Russia on a visit expected to further boost ties between the two nations

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  • US military airstrike in Somalia kills 4 al-Shabab fighters

    US airstrike in Somalia kills 4 al-Shabab fighters; more than 2 dozen such strikes this year

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  • Saudi-Turkish team arrives at Saudi Consulate in Istanbul to search it, nearly 2 weeks after writer disappeared

    Saudi-Turkish team arrives at Saudi Consulate in Istanbul to search it, nearly 2 weeks after writer disappeared

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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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  • Romanian govt move against prosecutors draws criticism

    Romania's government passed an emergency ordinance Monday requiring prosecutors in key agencies to have more years of experience _ a move that...

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  • Iranian papers: US sanctions violate Iranian human rights

    Iranian reformist papers publish rare joint editorial criticizing US sanctions, ask "world journalists" to defend Iranian rights

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  • Trump suggests 'rogue killers' involved in Saudi journalist's disappearance

    President Trump said Secretary of State Pompeo heading to Saudi Arabia.

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  • Fracking begins in UK for first time since 2011

    Protesters have gathered near the site of a horizontal shale exploration well in Lancashire in northwestern England, as the energy firm Cuadrilla...

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  • At least 10 people killed as flash floods hit southwest of France

    The French interior ministry said in a statement that three months' worth of rain fell in just a few hours overnight in the Aude department.

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