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  • The Latest: Last Khmer Rouge leaders get life sentences

    The tribunal that found two former Khmer Rouge leaders guilty of genocide has sentenced them to life in prison

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  • French Polynesian president acknowledges nuclear test lies

    French Polynesia's president says leaders in France's collectivity of islands in the South Pacific lied to the population over the dangers of nuclear...

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  • South American circus lions still unsettled in South Africa

    More than two-dozen lions that were rescued from South American circuses and transferred to a South African big cat refuge could be on the move again...

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  • Spat over WWII brothels shows Japan's trouble facing past

    A journalist close to Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has defended her view that South Korean women who were sent into Japanese WWII military brothels were...

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  • Eurozone central banker suggests rates could stay low longer

    The head of the European Central Bank indicated a first interest rate increase could be postponed if unexpected trouble strikes the 19 countries that...

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  • Hong Kong economy cools as trade tension mounts

    Hong Kong's economic growth slows to 2-year low as US-Chinese trade tension mounts

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  • North Korea deports American even as it boasts of new weapon

    North Korea to deport American detained as it boasts of new weapon

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  • Last Khmer Rouge leaders guilty of genocide, get life terms

    The last surviving leaders of the Khmer Rouge that brutally ruled Cambodia in the 1970s were convicted of genocide, crimes against humanity and war...

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  • Rohingya refugee camp quiet after Bangladesh postpone return

    Officials postponed plans to repatriate Rohingya after no-one volunteered to go.

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  • After brawl, pandemonium halts Sri Lanka's Parliament

    Pandemonium is reigning in Sri Lanka's Parliament as lawmakers supporting disputed Prime minister Mahinda Rajapaksa are preventing the proceedings...

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  • Bavarian party leader Seehofer to step down in January

    The head of Chancellor Angela Merkel's Bavaria-only conservative ally says he will step down from the post early next year

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  • Cyclone damages homes, kills 11 in southern India

    A cyclone has hit the coast of southern India, killing at least 11 people, damaging homes and forcing the evacuation of more than 80,000 residents

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  • Japan's Abe lays wreath in Australia city bombed in WWII

    Shinzo Abe has become the first prime minister of Japan to visit Darwin since the northern Australian city was bombed by Japanese forces in World War...

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  • Ex-minister Lieberman: Israel-Hamas truce a 'capitulation'

    Avigdor Lieberman, who quit over the cease-fire, would've opted for airstrikes.

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  • German far right party leader defends questioned donations

    A leader of a far-right party in Germany is defending herself against suggestions she might have accepted campaign donations that were illegal

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  • More than 40 killed in bus accident in Zimbabwe

    At least 20 more were injured, some with severe burns, in the accident Thursday.

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  • Turkish police detain 12 academics, activists in raids

    The raids are part of an investigation into a group headed by a jailed activist.

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  • N.Korea official urges Japan to apologize over forced labor

    A senior North Korean official on a visit to South Korea has called for Japan to apologize for the wartime forced labor of thousands of Koreans

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  • Major hotels in China inspected after room cleaning expose

    The Chinese tourism ministry has asked Beijing, Shanghai and 3 provinces to investigate room cleaning at 14 major hotels after video showed...

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  • Migrants streaming into Tijuana, but now face long stay

    Nearly 2,000 caravan migrants have reached the U.S. border in Mexico's northwestern corner, with more coming in a steady trickle of buses

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  • Papua New Guinea's betel high defies control, convention

    A normally ubiquitous sight in Papua New Guinea's capital is men, women and children chewing betel nut combined with slaked lime and mustard bean,...

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  • German chancellor visiting scene of far-right violence

    German Chancellor Angela Merkel is heading to Chemnitz to talk with residents of the eastern city three months after it was the scene of violent...

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  • AP Photos: Editor selections from the past week in Asia

    AP Photos: Japan's emperor greeted guests at an autumn garden party; world leaders attend ASEAN and APEC summits; farmers tend to fields

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  • Police say a bus accident in Zimbabwe has killed more than 40 people and injured at least 20, some with severe burns

    Police say a bus accident in Zimbabwe has killed more than 40 people and injured at least 20, some with severe burns

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• Nov 16

  • North Korea to deport American it detained for illegal entry

    The American was detained one month ago for illegally entering the country.

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  • Australia refers India to WTO over sugar cane subsidies

    Australia is referring India to the World Trade Organization over subsidies it pays its sugar cane farmers, which Australia says creates a surplus...

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  • David Hockney painting fetches $90M in record-setting auction

    "Portrait of an Artist (Pool with Two Figures)" was up for auction Thursday.

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  • North Korea says it will deport an American citizen it recently detained for illegal entry

    North Korea says it will deport an American citizen it recently detained for illegal entry

    Nov 16

• Nov 16

  • With new Egypt capital being built, what becomes of Cairo?

    The unnamed new capital city is expected to attract well-heeled residents.

    Nov 16

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  • North Korea tests new weapon amid stalled nuclear diplomacy

    North Korea tests 'newly developed ultramodern tactical weapon' amid stalled diplomatic efforts

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  • AP PHOTOS: Editor selections from Latin America, Caribbean

    AP PHOTOS: Vanguard of migrant caravan arrives at border, Colombian officials grapple with growing numbers of Venezuelans, Argentina gets a new...

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• Nov 15

  • Imelda Marcos posts bail for graft conviction in Philippines

    Former Philippine first lady Imelda Marcos has posted a $7,400 bail for provisional liberty after she was found guilty of graft and ordered imprisoned

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• Nov 15

  • The tribunal that found two former Khmer Rouge leaders guilty of genocide has sentenced them to life in prison

    The tribunal that found two former Khmer Rouge leaders guilty of genocide has sentenced them to life in prison

    Nov 15

• Nov 15

  • Two former Khmer Rouge leaders have been found guilty of genocide for killings during group's brutal rule of Cambodia

    Two former Khmer Rouge leaders have been found guilty of genocide for killings during group's brutal rule of Cambodia

    Nov 15

• Nov 15

  • Australia, Malaysia trade words over Israel embassy shift

    A diplomatic war of words has erupted between Australia and Malaysia over the possibility of Canberra moving its embassy in Israel from Tel Aviv to...

    Nov 15

• Nov 15

  • New Zealand makes biggest cocaine bust in banana shipment

    New Zealand police have made the country's largest cocaine seizure, with 190 kilograms (418 pounds) of the drug found in a container of bananas...

    Nov 15

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  • China woos Pacific islands with loans, showcase projects

    As world leaders arrive in Papua New Guinea for a Pacific Rim summit, the welcome mat is especially big for China's president

    Nov 15

• Nov 15

  • The Latest: Pence cites progress on N. Korea but more needed

    U.S. Vice President Mike Pence says "great progress" has been made on North Korea but more had to be done, after Pyongyang reported a successful test...

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  • Witness: El Chapo got police escort after escape

    A former drug cartel member say his notorious boss got a surprise in 2001 when he broke out of prison and was met with a police escort in Mexico City

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  • Mexico's high court tosses law on policing by military

    Mexico's Supreme Court has invalidated a controversial law signed last year that created a legal framework for the military to work in a policing role...

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  • UN says 8 peacekeepers killed in fight against Congo rebels

    The United Nations says eight U.N. peacekeepers and at least 12 Congolese soldiers were killed in a joint military operation against rebels in Congo's...

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  • Mexico's president elect reaches out to business elite

    Mexico's President-elect Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador has formed a business advisory council including some of the country's biggest names, especially...

    Nov 15

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  • Bangladesh scraps Rohingya return, says no one wants to go

    Bangladesh's plans to begin repatriating Rohingya Muslims to Myanmar were scrapped because no one wanted to return to the country that has been...

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  • More caravan migrants arrive in Tijuana, brace for long stay

    More buses of exhausted Central Americans in a caravan of asylum seekers have reached the Mexican border city of Tijuana, where they're coming to...

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  • Students fill streets of Colombia capital in education march

    Thousands of students have disrupted life in Colombia's capital with amid nationwide demonstrations called to press demands for President Ivan Duque...

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  • Karaoke-loving South Koreans are singing along to 'Bohemian Rhapsody'

    Special screenings let fans sing and dance along in the theater.

    Nov 15

• Nov 15

  • South Koreans sing along to 'Bohemian Rhapsody' in special film screenings

    Fans wear costumes, sing and dance along in the theater.

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• Nov 15

  • 2 Navy SEALs and 2 Marines charged in Green Beret's death

    Two U.S. Navy SEALs and two Marines have been charged in the 2017 death of an Army Green Beret while they were stationed in the African country of...

    Nov 15

• Nov 15

  • The Latest: Post urges independent probe in columnist slay

    The Washington Post says neither Saudi Arabia nor the United States is doing enough to get to the bottom of what happened to columnist Jamal Khashoggi

    Nov 15

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  • Theresa May defends draft plan on Brexit

    Several resignations have rocked May's authority as she tries to sell her plan.

    Nov 15

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