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  • Sri Lankan leaders' crucial talks fail to solve crisis

    Opposition lawmakers say crucial all-party talks have failed to reach a breakthrough to resolve the political turmoil that has engulfed the island...

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  • The Latest: Israeli PM Netanyahu takes over defense ministry

    Israel's prime minister says he will also take over as defense minister and is rejecting calls to hold early elections

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  • Israeli PM Netanyahu says he will take over temporarily as defense minister as early elections still loom

    Israeli PM Netanyahu says he will take over temporarily as defense minister as early elections still loom

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  • Minister says 409 injured in gas tax protests around France

    Grassroots protests over hikes in taxes on diesel fuel and gasoline have continued in France, though on a far smaller scale than ones a day earlier...

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  • Finland's president rakes memory for source of Trump remark

    Finland's president isn't sure where U.S. President Donald Trump got the idea that raking leaves is part of his country's routine for managing its...

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  • Israel's Netanyahu makes 'last effort' to save government

    Israel's prime minister says he is making a "last effort" to prevent the collapse of his government

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  • Iraq's president meets Saudi king after visiting rival Iran

    In delicate balance, Iraq's President Barham Salih meets with Saudi King Salman day after visit to the kingdom's rival Iran

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  • Official: Car bomb in Iraq's Tikrit kills 5

    An Iraqi security official says five people have been killed in a car bomb explosion in the city of Tikrit

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  • Taliban hold talks with US envoy in Qatar

    The Taliban have held three days of talks with U.S. envoy Zalmay Khalilzad in the Gulf state of Qatar, where the Afghan insurgent group has a...

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  • Feminist activists interrupt Franco memorial event in Madrid

    Spanish police have intervened to keep trouble from erupting at a rally marking the anniversary of military dictator Francisco Franco's death after...

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  • Report: Iran arrests 4 workers protesting unpaid salaries

    Iran's state-run IRNA news agency is reporting that the country's authorities have detained four workers protesting not having been paid their...

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  • Iraqi cleric linked to Basra protests killed outside home

    Iraqi police say a Muslim cleric has been killed outside his home after he suggested that demonstrators should take up arms over poor public services...

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  • Cambodian official says Khmer Rouge tribunal's work is done

    A top Cambodian government official has reiterated his government's intention to end the work of the U.N.-backed tribunal that last week convicted the...

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  • Madagascar heads to runoff election on Dec. 19

    In Madagascar, two former heads of state qualified for the second round of the presidential election, to be held on Dec. 19

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  • The Latest: APEC leaders fail to agree on final communique

    Canada's Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says leaders at the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation meeting in Papua New Guinea were unable to agree on a...

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  • Painting found in Romania studied as possibly stolen Picasso

    Romanian prosecutors are investigating whether a painting by Pablo Picasso that was snatched from a museum in the Netherlands six years ago has turned...

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  • Father mourns baby who died of starvation in Yemen

    Yemen is facing a humanitarian crisis during a war with rebels.

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  • Interpol meets to select new president after China's arrest

    Interpol member-states are gathering in Dubai to select a new president after the agency's former leader was detained in China

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  • Pope decries that 'wealthy few' feast on what belongs to all

    Pope Francis, championing the cause of the poor, has decried what he says is a "wealthy few" feasting on that "in justice, belongs to all."

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  • Grenade attack on northern India prayer hall kills 3

    Police say three people were killed and over a dozen injured when two men on a motorbike targeted a prayer hall with a grenade in northern India

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  • In Jordan's ancient Petra, sirens warn of flash floods

    In ancient Petra, Jordan's main tourist draw, sirens give advance warning of desert flash floods

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  • Ukraine ex-president Yanukovych to miss treason hearing

    A lawyer representing former Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovych says that his client will be unable to appear before a Kiev court on Monday because...

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  • Azeri opposition leader faces charges after illegal rally

    The head of Azeri opposition party Popular Front faces legal action after authorities arrested him in Baku for attempting to lead an unsanctioned...

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  • Attacks kill 5 security forces in Pakistan

    Pakistani officials say five soldiers have been killed in two separate attacks by suspected militants

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  • US-led coalition denies reports it killed dozens in Syria

    The U.S.-led coalition is denying reports that airstrikes it carried out on an area in eastern Syria held by the Islamic State killed dozens of...

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  • Pope prays for those stricken by California wildfires

    Pope Francis has prayed for the dead and injured in California's wildfires and also for victims of U.S. East Coast's freeze

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  • From Hockney to Hopper, 4 record-breaking collectibles that were auctioned this week

    A 19-carat vivid pink diamond sold for over $50 million.

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  • Iraqi war victims turn to social media to find medical help

    Feeling helpless and neglected, Iraqi war victims turn to social media to find free medical help, new chance at life

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  • Rights group says Egypt arrests 40 lawyers, activists

    An international rights group says Egypt has rounded up at least 40 lawyers and activists since last month, the latest arrests in a wide-scale...

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  • Pacific summit ends with no communique as China, US differ

    An acrimonious meeting of world leaders in Papua New Guinea fails to agree on a final communique, highlighting widening divisions between global...

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  • Turkey keeps 1 activist under arrest, releases 12 others

    Turkey's official news agency says one person has been arrested in an investigation over allegations of supporting mass anti-government protests in...

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  • Migrants get cool reception in Mexican border town

    Many of the nearly 3,000 migrants who have reached the border with California say they do not feel welcome in the Mexican city of Tijuana

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  • Canada's Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says leaders at APEC summit couldn't reach consensus on final communique

    Canada's Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says leaders at APEC summit couldn't reach consensus on final communique

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  • Argentine submarine found at bottom of Atlantic after year of searching

    The submarine was lost on Nov. 15, 2017.

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  • Roadside bomb kills 2 local officials in Afghanistan

    Afghan authorities say a roadside bomb has killed two local officials in the eastern Logar province

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  • US, allies to bring electricity to most of Papua New Guinea

    The U.S., Japan, New Zealand and Australia say they'll bring electricity to 70 percent of Papua New Guinea's people by 2030, boosting the West's...

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  • The Latest: US signs up to bring power to Papua New Guinea

    Four countries including the U.S. have signed up to an effort to bring electricity to 70 percent of Papua New Guinea's people by 2030

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  • Cyclone kills 33 in India with thousands in relief camps

    The death toll from a cyclone that hit the coast of southern India has risen to 33

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  • Activists detained after boarding palm oil tanker off Spain

    Greenpeace says six of its activists boarded a tanker transporting Indonesian palm oil in the Gulf of Cadiz and were detained by its captain

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  • Greece: Police, anarchists mark 1973 uprising with clashes

    Greek police say clashes have broken out between police and anarchists in Athens and Thessaloniki on the anniversary of a 1973 student uprising...

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  • Argentina minister says country without means to rescue sub

    The Argentine government acknowledged on Saturday that it lacked the proper technology to rescue the submarine found deep in the Atlantic that...

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  • Judge frees Somali immigrant who was detained 9 months

    A federal judge has freed a Somali immigrant who was held for nine months in a New Hampshire jail

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  • Trump says reports that CIA has tied Saudi prince to Khashoggi murder are 'premature'

    President Trump promised a complete report on the killing by Tuesday.

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  • C. African Republic militia leader turned over to tribunal

    The International Criminal Court says a commander in a Central African Republic militia has been arrested and turned over to the court to face charges...

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  • Threat of violence at home spurs LGBT migrants on to the border

    A group of LGBT people arrived in Tijuana and said they will seek asylum.

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  • Chechen official says only bomber dies in checkpoint attack

    Chechen official says woman detonated explosive vest outside capital, no one else killed or injured

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  • Death toll from cyclone that hit coast of southern India has risen to 33; authorities rush help to evacuees

    Death toll from cyclone that hit coast of southern India has risen to 33; authorities rush help to evacuees

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  • Pakistani Taliban kill former police officer in Quetta

    Pakistani police say gunmen have shot dead a former senior police officer in a drive-by shooting in the southwestern city of Quetta

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  • US military chief says tech giants should work with Pentagon

    The top U.S. military officer says it's problematic that American tech companies don't want to work with the Pentagon but are willing to engage with...

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  • Supporters, opponents clash over Dutch character Black Pete

    Scattered confrontations break out between supporters and opponents of the controversial helper of the Dutch version of Santa Claus amid a fierce and...

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