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  • 4 dead after tourist boat capsizes off Senegal's capital

    4 dead after tourist boat capsizes in storm off Senegal's capital; 35 people rescued

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  • Activists: Bahrain court won't release activist from prison

    Activists: Bahrain court refuses to release prominent activist to serve remainder of 5-year sentences at home

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  • The Latest: King Salman calls for international response

    Saudi Arabia is calling on the international community "to shoulder its responsibility in condemning the perpetrators" and "clearly confronting" those...

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  • Jordan's king: Israel annexing settlements would be disaster

    Jordan's King Abdullah II says if Israel goes ahead with the idea of annexing all the settlements in the West Bank it would be a "disaster" toward...

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  • The Latest: Rescue ship pulls 48 people from boat off Libya

    Tunisia's national guard says at least two people are dead and 14 missing after a boat carrying migrants sank off the Tunisian coast

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  • Arrest warrant for Lebanese-American who worked for Israel

    Lebanese judge issues arrest warrant for Lebanese American who confessed he'd worked for Israel

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  • Myanmar envoy: Gov't can handle accountability for Rohingya

    Myanmar's envoy to the top U.N. human rights body says his country rejects any move to bring the issue of alleged rights violations against ethnic...

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  • The Latest: Pakistan condemns deadly attack in Afghanistan

    The Latest: Pakistan condemns deadly Taliban suicide bombing targeting Afghan president's election rally

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  • Bombing hits Afghan president's rally in northern province

    No group immediately claimed responsibility for the attack.

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  • Across the Pond: Britain’s Supreme Court reviews Brexit move

    Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s suspension of Parliament under scrutiny after being struck down by a Scottish court.

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  • South Korea culls pigs after confirming African swine fever

    South Korea is culling thousands of pigs after confirming African swine fever at a farm near its border with North Korea, which had an outbreak in May

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  • Renzi splits Italy's Democrats, shaking govt coalition

    Former Premier Matteo Renzi has left the ruling Democratic Party to set up a new centrist force, in a risky move that further weakens the already...

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  • Hong Kong leader: PR firms decline to restore city's image

    Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam says the government has asked international public relations firms to help restore the city's reputation, battered by...

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  • 2 migrants killed, 14 missing off Tunisia after boat sinks

    Tunisia's national guard says at least two people are dead and 14 missing after a boat carrying migrants sank off the Tunisian coast

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  • At least 15 dead as truck falls off south Philippine cliff

    Deadly road accidents are common in the Philippines.

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  • Indonesia sends more people, aircraft to battle forest fires

    Authorities have deployed more personnel and aircraft.

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  • Palestinian sues Israeli military commanders for war crimes

    Lawyers for the Israelis argue that the court does not have jurisdiction.

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  • American cancer survivor swims England Channel 4 times

    It took her 54 hours of swimming.

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  • EU parliament endorses Lagarde as new central bank head

    The European Parliament has endorsed the nomination of Christine Lagarde to serve as the next president of the European Central Bank

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  • Israelis vote in repeat election centered on PM Netanyahu

    Israelis are voting in an unprecedented repeat Israeli election that will decide whether longtime Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stays in power.

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  • House of Ukraine's ex-Central Banker set on fire

    The home of Ukraine's former central bank chief has been burned to the ground in the third chilling incident concerning the banker

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  • The Latest: Arab leader urges high turnout in Israeli vote

    The Latest: Leader of the main Arab faction in Israeli parliament urges constituents to be 'first-class voters'

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  • Trial opens against controversial Turkish televangelist

    A controversial Turkish Islamic televangelist and cult leader has gone on trial on more than a dozen charges, including forming a criminal gang,...

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  • Most senior Catholic pedophile appeals Australia convictions

    Cardinal George Pell, 78, was sentenced to six years in prison in March.

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  • Berlin police: In 3 months of e-scooters, 74 accidents

    Berlin police say in the three months electric scooters have been allowed in the German capital, they've seen 74 accidents, 65 cases of drunken...

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  • Popular panda on loan from China dies in Thai zoo

    Staff found no sign of illness or injury on the 19-year-old panda's body.

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  • Iran acknowledges holding 3 Australians on spying charges

    Australia said last week it was pressing Iran to free those held.

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  • Spain king seeks candidate to form gov't, avert new election

    Spain's King Felipe VI is wrapping up two days of talks with political party leaders, hoping he can find a candidate that can win parliament's backing...

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  • Wheelchair-bound Libyan migrant assaulted in German city

    Police in the eastern German city of Chemnitz say they're investigating an attack on a wheelchair-bound Libyan migrant as a possible far-right hate...

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  • The Latest: Hungary indicates it won't break with EU line

    Hungary's foreign minister has indicated that his country won't go against a joint European Union position on Brexit

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  • Top UK court hearing challenge to Johnson's Parliament break

    Britain's Supreme Court is set to decide whether Prime Minister Boris Johnson broke the law when he suspended Parliament just weeks before the U.K. is...

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  • Afghan hospital chief: 24 killed in bombing that targeted president's rally; President Ghani unharmed in the blast

    Afghan hospital chief: 24 killed in bombing that targeted president's rally; President Ghani unharmed in the blast

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  • AP Explains: Israel's parliamentary elections

    AP Explains: In Israel's national elections, Netanyahu chasing historic 5th term under cloud of corruption allegations

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  • Norway police: Suspected mosque gunman's sister shot 4 times

    Philip Manshaus has confessed to the mosque attack.

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  • Afghan official: Explosion hits near campaign rally by President Ashraf Ghani in Parwan province; no word on casualties

    Afghan official: Explosion hits near campaign rally by President Ashraf Ghani in Parwan province; no word on casualties

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  • Slovak prime minister survives no-confidence vote

    Slovakia's prime minister has survived a parliamentary no-confidence vote over the alleged contacts between a senior government official and a...

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  • France evacuates 900 migrants from camp near English Channel

    Authorities cited concerns about security and hygiene.

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  • Russian complaint against AP to be heard by media council

    The Associated Press has agreed to accept the jurisdiction of Russia's press council in a dispute between the news agency and the head of the...

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  • Vigilantes in Slovenia patrol borders to keep out migrants

    The movement is until recently unthinkable in the liberal state.

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  • Iran's supreme leader: No talk with the US at any level

    The remarks seemingly kill off speculation about a U.S.-Iran meeting.

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  • Is Parliament's suspension illegal? UK's top court to decide

    Britain's Brexit battle is heading to the country's top court.

    Sep 17

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  • Round 2: The main parties, blocs in Israel's repeat election

    Israelis vote for the second time this year with key players the same but some new alliances, leaders

    Sep 17

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  • Netanyahu and Gantz face off in repeat Israeli elections

    The election is Israel's second in a year.

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  • Ahead of UN meeting, Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei says 'there will be no talks with the US at any level'

    Ahead of UN meeting, Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei says 'there will be no talks with the US at any level'

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  • Jihad, history link Taliban to al-Qaida in Afghanistan

    Jihad, shared history link Taliban to al-Qaida in Afghanistan, with no evidence a break between them is imminent

    Sep 17

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  • Former Foxconn chief abandons run for Taiwan presidency

    Former Foxconn CEO Terry Gou has given up on making a bid for Taiwan's presidency

    Sep 17

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  • Taiwan loses biggest Pacific ally as Solomons embraces China

    Taiwan loses its largest remaining ally in the Pacific after the Solomon Islands switches diplomatic allegiance to China, and observers say other...

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  • Chinese envoy going to US to prepare for trade talks

    Chinese Cabinet official going to Washington to prepare for trade negotiations

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  • French protesters take to streets against femicide

    Hundreds took to the streets of France to protest against domestic violence.

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  • Brazil's environmental workers tell of decline before fires

    Months before Amazon fires, discontent was stirring among some guardians of Brazil's environment

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