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  • Turkey conducts airstrikes against PKK targets in Iraq

    Turkey's Defense Ministry says the military has conducted airstrikes against Kurdish rebel targets in Iraq's Sinjar and Mount Karajak regions

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  • France sees 6th yellow vest protester die in road accident

    French authorities say a sixth "yellow vest" protester has been killed after being hit by a truck at a road blockade near the southern city of Avignon

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  • Fire ruins 80 percent of Congo capital's voting machines

    An early-morning fire in Congo's capital destroyed nearly 80 percent of the capital city's voting machines just 10 days before the presidential...

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  • Man gets 9 years in prison in 'brazen' sex assault on flight

    Prabhu Ramamoorthy was jailed after being accused of molesting a sleeping woman.

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  • US-backed Syrian Kurdish fighters push into IS-held town

    The battle has seen intense fighting with the extremists in their last holdout.

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  • Israel launches West Bank crackdown after Palestinian attack

    Israel launches manhunt, beefs up West Bank troop levels after a Palestinian gunman kills two Israeli soldiers at a bus stop

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  • France: Shooting suspect evades police for 2nd day

    French police conduct an intense but ultimately fruitless search operation in the Strasbourg neighborhood where a suspected gunman who killed three...

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  • The Latest: Man gets 9 years in prison for plane sex assault

    An Indian man has been sentenced to nine years in prison for sexually assaulting a sleeping woman during an overnight flight from Las Vegas to Detroit

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  • Cameroon leader halts cases against 289 alleged separatists

    Cameroon's leader has ordered the country's military tribunal to stop legal proceedings against 289 people accused of taking part in the country's...

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  • Venezuela's El Nacional newspaper to cease print edition

    Venezuela's last nationally circulated, opposition newspaper will stop publishing its print edition amid unrelenting government pressure and paper...

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  • Yemen's warring sides agree on truce in key port city

    UN chief says Yemen's warring sides agreed at peace talks in Sweden to province-wide cease-fire in a key port city, withdrawal of troops

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  • Suspected jihadists kill 42 in Mali's nomadic Tuareg camps

    Suspected jihadists on motorcycles have killed at least 42 people in Mali's eastern Menaka region during a series of attacks on camps

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  • Manhunt underway in France for suspect in French Christmas market shooting

    French authorities say the 29-year-old suspect may have crossed the border into Germany.

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  • Theresa May survives leadership challenge, remains as prime minister

    She is going to Brussels on Thursday to win concessions from European leaders.

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  • The Latest: UN sec-gen says MBS, Yemen president aided truce

    The United Nations says Secretary-General Antonio Guterres feels his talks with Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman and Yemen's President Abed...

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  • Colombian ex-official sentencing delayed in bribery scheme

    Sentencing has been postponed for a former Colombian anti-corruption official who pleaded guilty to U.S. money-laundering conspiracy charges as part...

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  • Tuareg leader: Suspected jihadists on motorcycles kill at least 42 in Mali's eastern Menaka region

    Tuareg leader: Suspected jihadists on motorcycles kill at least 42 in Mali's eastern Menaka region

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  • UNICEF: 2 million children in Syria still out of schools

    The head of the U.N. children's agency says even though the fighting is winding down, 2 million children inside Syria are still out of schools and it...

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  • Silk lanterns, a playful panda, art in London: World in Photos, Dec. 13

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

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  • Brazil police serve warrants in case of slain councilwoman

    Brazilian police say they have served several arrest, search and seizure warrants in connection with the murder of a councilwoman nine months ago

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  • Oil pipeline foes look past regulators after another loss

    Opponents of Enbridge Energy's proposed Line 3 crude oil pipeline replacement are turning their attention to fighting the project on other fronts...

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  • Lost girls of Indonesia among 61k dead and missing migrants

    Scores of Indonesian girls are disappearing into a trafficking network that has descended upon the country's impoverished province of East Nusa...

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  • 5 stories that captured the world's attention in 2018

    From a royal wedding to a soccer team trapped in a cave, to a refugee crisis and a nuclear summit, 2018 was packed with consequential events.

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  • Yemen's port city of Aden shows challenge of peace

    Yemen's government nearly saw itself pushed into the sea by advancing rebels here three years ago

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  • The Latest: Israeli PM vows to 'settle the score' of attacks

    Israel's prime minister has ordered a number of security measures in the West Bank in response to a Palestinian shooting attack that killed two...

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  • Theresa May continues Brexit talks in Brussels after surviving bid to topple her

    Britain’s embattled prime minister is pressing on with fraught Brexit talks.

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  • Ethiopia sets 2022 for Nile dam's completion amid delays

    Ethiopia's controversial Nile River dam will not be completed until 2022, more than four years behind schedule, because of possible defects with the...

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  • The Latest: 5th person detained in Strasbourg probe

    The Paris prosecutor's office says a fifth person has been arrested and placed in custody in connection with the investigation into Tuesday's shooting...

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  • The Latest: Minnesota regulators reject attempt to stop line

    Minnesota regulators have rejected the latest attempt by environmental and tribal groups to stop Enbridge Energy's plan to replace its aging Line 3...

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  • Paris prosecutors: 5th person detained in investigation into Strasbourg Christmas market shooting

    Paris prosecutors: 5th person detained in investigation into Strasbourg Christmas market shooting

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  • German parliament rejects far-right deputy speaker candidate

    Germany's parliament has again rejected the far-right Alternative for Germany's candidate for deputy speaker, prolonging a saga that has lasted over a...

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  • Serbia warns Kosovo army will substantially worsen tensions

    The Serbian president has warned that the planned forming of a Kosovo army will worsen tensions in the region

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  • European rights group: Moldova must stop violence in prisons

    Europe's top human rights body has called on Moldova to stop intimidation and violence against prisoners carried out by other detainees with the tacit...

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  • Russia says it's willing to keep key arms treaty with US

    A top Russian diplomat says Moscow is willing to preserve a key arms treaty with the United States

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  • 2 investigations underway into controversial London police ramming tactic

    The police tactic resulted in "serious injury" for two motorcyclists.

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  • Eurozone stimulus program to end as growth worries resurface

    The European Central Bank says it will end the stimulus program that for almost four years has supported the eurozone economy _ despite new risks...

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  • Renault: no wrongdoing by Ghosn in compensation

    Renault says the preliminary results of an internal investigation has found no wrongdoing in the compensation of chief executive Carlos Ghosn, who has...

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  • Future of Brexit still uncertain even as May remains

    British Prime Minister Theresa May survived a vote of no-confidence amid talks to leave the European Union. ABC News' Molly Hunter reports.

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  • EU parliament urges Egypt to lift human rights constraints

    The EU's lawmaking body has condemned Egyptian authorities for human rights abuses and is urging them to lift restrictions on free speech and...

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  • The Latest: Car carrying migrants has fatal crash in Greece

    Police in northern Greece say three men have died and three were injured after a car carrying migrants crashed and caught fire

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  • German Nazi guard trial collapses over defendant's health

    The trial of a former Nazi concentration camp guard has collapsed over questions of the 94-year-old defendant's health

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  • Pope to visit Bulgaria, Macedonia in May in busy travel year

    Pope Francis is travelling in May to the Orthodox countries of Bulgaria and Macedonia, where he will pay tribute to Macedonian-born Mother Teresa,...

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  • Split over asylum laws, EU leaders aim to keep migrants out

    Hopelessly divided over how to improve the European Union's asylum system, EU leaders are set Thursday to underline their intention to keep beefing up...

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  • Sri Lanka's Supreme Court says president's actions unlawful

    Sri Lanka's Supreme Court has ruled unanimously that President Maithripala Sirisena's order to dissolve Parliament and hold new elections was...

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  • Report: Italy arrests Somalian on terror charges

    Italian news agency ANSA is reporting that anti-terrorism agents have arrested a Somalian citizen on terrorism-related charges in the southern city of...

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  • Top al-Shabab defector-turned-Somalia candidate is arrested

    Top al-Shabab defector-turned-Somalia candidate is arrested, sparking protests that kill 4

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  • The Latest: Low rates expected to support European economy

    European Central Bank President Mario Draghi says strong domestic demand and low interest rates are supporting the economy in Europe despite a recent...

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  • EU finance official says new Italian budget insufficient

    Italy's populist leaders say they back a revised budget submitted by Premier Giuseppe Conte to the EU Commission, following comments by EU's top...

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  • AP Exclusive: Iran hackers hunt nuke workers, US officials

    The Associated Press has found that a hacking group often nicknamed Charming Kitten has spent the past month trying to break into the personal emails...

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