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  • Gunmen in Mexico kill Guatemalan migrant, wound 3 others

    Mexico's National Human Rights Commission is calling on the Gulf coast state of Veracruz to improve security after masked gunmen killed a Guatemalan...

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  • Israeli military probes shooting of Palestinian in the back

    Israeli military investigating death of 22-year-old Palestinian after video appears to show him being shot in the back

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  • Women accuse Brazilian spiritual healer of sexual abuse

    Ten women in Brazil have accused a self-styled spiritual healer of sexually abusing them at a clinic in the central-western state of Goias

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  • China summons US envoy to protest detention of Huawei exec

    China has summoned the Canadian ambassador to protest the detention.

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  • The Latest: British Columbia cancels China trade trip

    A trade mission to China by the Canadian province of British Columbia has been cancelled because of the detention of a top Huawei executive in Canada

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  • Lawyer: Mom accused in son's decapitation 'mentally ill'

    The attorney for a Houston woman accused of drowning and decapitating her 5-year-old son says she is a "very mentally ill individual."

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  • Yemen peace talks in Sweden focus on prisoner swap deal

    Yemen's warring parties meet for fourth day at peace talks in Sweden, hammering out details of prisoner exchange deal

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  • Peruvians vote in referendum on fighting corruption

    Peruvians head to the polls Sunday to vote in a referendum aimed at curbing corruption as the South American nation tries to put an end to a scourge...

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  • Armenia election expected to consolidate premier's power

    Armenians are casting ballots in an early parliamentary election that is expected to further consolidate the power of the nation's new prime minister

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  • Hunger, lice, filth: Moroccan camp shows migrant challenges

    As Morocco prepares to host the signing of a landmark global migration agreement next week, hundreds of migrants are languishing in a Casablanca camp...

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  • US airstrike outside Somalia's capital kills 4 al-Shabab

    US airstrike outside Somalia's capital kills 4 al-Shabab fighters in 'self-defense' action

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  • Yemen rebel leader seeks torture probe, cites AP report

    A top leader of Yemen's Houthi rebels calls for probe after AP found evidence of extreme torture in rebel-run lockups

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  • Congo's Kabila doesn't rule out seeking presidency in future

    AP Interview: Congo's Kabila, soon to step aside, doesn't rule out seeking presidency again

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  • Blast wounds 6 at religious gathering in Karachi in Pakistan

    Pakistani police: Overnight blast targets religious gathering of ethnic party, wounding 6 people in city of Karachi

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  • UN sends aid to hundreds of thousands in war-torn Syria

    UN begins sending desperately needed aid from Jordan to hundreds of thousands of civilians in war-torn Syria

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  • Indian troops kill 3 rebels in 18-hour-long Kashmir fighting

    Officials say Indian troops have killed three rebels on the outskirts of disputed Kashmir's main city, ending a nearly 18-hour-long gunbattle

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  • China summons U.S. ambassador to protest detention of Huawei executive in Canada at Washington's behest

    China summons U.S. ambassador to protest detention of Huawei executive in Canada at Washington's behest

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  • At scene of South Sudan mass rape, 'no one could hear me'

    At scene of South Sudan mass rape, 'I was crying and screaming but ... no one could hear me'

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  • Qatar emir skips Saudi-hosted Gulf summit amid boycott

    Qatar's emir skipping Gulf summit hosted by Saudi Arabia, which has led Arab boycott of tiny gas-rich country

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  • Cyprus police detain 40 Syrian migrants after boat arrival

    Cyprus police say they have detained 40 Syrian migrants after a boat dropped them off along the ethnically split island nation's northwestern coast

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  • Russia's crumbling Baikonur spaceport is Earth's only launch pad for manned flights

    The spaceport in Kazakhstan was built by the USSR and is the only way to the ISS

    Dec 9

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  • In Gaza protests, Israeli troops aim for the legs

    In Gaza protests, Israeli troops confronting Palestinian demonstrators aim for one place more than any other: the legs

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  • For Palestinian children in Gaza, an education in conflict

    For some of the Palestinian children drawn into Gaza protests, an education in conflict translates into life-long injuries and trauma

    Dec 9

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  • Taliban kill 8 Afghan soldiers in attack on checkpoint

    An Afghan official says the Taliban have attacked an army checkpoint in the western Farah province, killing at least eight Afghan soldiers

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  • Afghanistan suspends soccer officials amid abuse allegations

    Afghan authorities have suspended the head of the soccer federation and five other senior officials amid allegations of sexual and physical abuse of...

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  • Refugee teens in Austrian schools straddle different worlds

    Despite their different backgrounds, refugee children share one major challenge in Austria: getting an education in a different language and culture

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  • New Zealand police find body they believe is British tourist

    New Zealand police say a body has been found in the case of a 22-year-old British tourist they believe was killed.

    Dec 9

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  • New Zealand police say a body has been found in the case of a 22-year-old British tourist they believe was killed

    New Zealand police say a body has been found in the case of a 22-year-old British tourist they believe was killed

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  • Mexico president blasts 'stratospheric' supreme court wages

    The Mexican president is butting heads with the Supreme Court just one week into office after the high court suspended a law that would cut public...

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  • Bolivian police search for ex-drug lord who fled clinic

    Police in Bolivia say a former drug lord who had served almost 28 years in prison in the United States before returning to his homeland has fled a...

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  • Big rally by Malaysia Muslims calls for upholding privileges

    Tens of thousands of Malaysian Muslims have rallied in Kuala Lumpur against any attempt to strip ethnic Malay majority of their privileges, in the...

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  • Belgium PM reshuffles government after government crisis

    Prime Minister Charles Michel reshuffled his government after his the leading coalition party said it could not accept Belgium backing a U.N....

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  • 6 dead, dozens injured in Italian disco stampede, some say pepper spray sparked panic

    Witnesses said a pepper-like substance was sprayed into the crowd.

    Dec 8

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  • Russia's most famous human rights activist dies at 91

    Lyudmila Alexeyeva, noted Russian human rights defender, passes away at 91.

    Dec 8

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  • Egypt lawyer files case to change president's 2-term limit

    Egyptian lawyer files court case, seeking parliament debate on amending law barring president from third term

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  • Catholic monks killed in Algeria's civil war are beatified

    Vatican sends cardinal for beatification ceremony for 19 monks, nuns, other Catholics killed during Algeria's 1990s civil war

    Dec 8

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  • Rights chief: Lyudmila Alexeyeva, one of Russia's oldest, most decorated human rights activists, has died at 91

    Rights chief: Lyudmila Alexeyeva, one of Russia's oldest, most decorated human rights activists, has died at 91

    Dec 8

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  • Tunisian protesters criticize Israel, support Palestinians

    Dozens of pro-Palestinian demonstrators rally in Tunisia's capital against Israel, its policies toward Palestinians

    Dec 8

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  • Israel uncovers another Hezbollah tunnel dug from Lebanon

    Israel says troops uncovered another Hezbollah tunnel dug from Lebanon, fired at suspected militants at the site

    Dec 8

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  • Paris protests rage for third weekend despite Macron conceding to original demands

    They continued despite President Macron conceding to protesters initial demands.

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  • Pope to Romans in holidays speech: Make city more livable

    Francis urges Romans to do their share to make city nicer.

    Dec 8

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  • Thousands march against Serbian president's autocratic rule

    Opposition party leader was recently beaten up in southern Serbia.

    Dec 8

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  • French minister: 135 people have been injured in protests Saturday; nearly 1,000 protesters are in custody

    French minister: 135 people have been injured in protests Saturday; nearly 1,000 protesters are in custody

    Dec 8

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  • French minister: Violence in Paris 'under control' despite scattered tensions but is 'totally unacceptable'

    French minister: Violence in Paris 'under control' despite scattered tensions but is 'totally unacceptable'

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  • Rebel delegates at Yemen peace talks report some progress

    Rebel delegates at Yemen peace talks report progress on reopening of country's key airport, prisoner exchange

    Dec 8

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  • After defeat in Iraq, IS fights on in last enclave in Syria

    Year after being routed from Iraq, Islamic State group fights to hang on to its last enclave in eastern Syria

    Dec 8

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  • Death toll rises to 14 after bank robbery attempts in Brazil

    Bank robbers attempted to carry out heists in northeastern Brazil.

    Dec 8

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  • The Latest: Peaceful climate march takes place in Paris

    A march for the environment is unfolding peacefully in Paris and other cities in France, parallel to the violent "yellow vest" protests that have put...

    Dec 8

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  • French police fire tear gas in Paris to halt angry protests

    French riot police fired tear gas and water cannon in Paris on Saturday, trying to stop thousands of yellow-vested protesters from converging on the...

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  • Albanian students continue protest to halve tuition fees

    Public university students are continuing to protest in the Albanian capital, turning down offers to negotiate with the government unless their...

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