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  • Russia's Putin seeks to enhance ties to US-allied UAE

    Russian President Vladimir Putin is visiting the United Arab Emirates as part of a Mideast tour to enhance ties to US-allied nations

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  • Newborn baby girl found buried alive in India

    Police say a newborn baby girl has been found buried alive in an earthen pot in northern India and hospitalized in critical condition

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  • Hungary police say tour boat not to blame in Danube crash

    Hungarian police say that the deceased captain of a tour boat which sank after colliding with a river cruise ship on the Danube River was not to blame...

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  • Sri Lanka presidential hopeful says won't honor deal with UN

    A former Sri Lankan defense chief who's a front-runner in next month's presidential election says if he wins he won't recognize a deal the government...

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  • UN: 85 civilians killed in attacks targeting Afghan election

    UN report describes severe impact of election-related violence on Afghanistan's civilians, mainly from the Taliban's campaign targeting its...

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  • The Latest: Brexit negotiators facing critical few hours

    Irish Foreign Minister Simon Coveney says Brexit negotiators are facing a critical few hours to see if they can deliver a deal ahead of a summit of...

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  • Australia deports woman to Vietnam over smuggled pork

    A Vietnamese tourist was deported for carrying pork in her luggage in the first incidence of Australia canceling a tourist's visa over undeclared food

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  • UK labor market weakening amid Brexit uncertainty

    Official figures are suggesting that the U.K. labor market is weakening in all the Brexit uncertainty

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  • Thomas Cook chief 'sorry' but not sure about returning bonus

    The former chief executive of the failed Thomas Cook travel agency has told a British parliamentary committee he is not ready to decide whether to...

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  • Mozambique votes in a crucial test of recent peace deal

    Mozambique votes in a key test of recent peace deal as president appeals for 'total serenity'

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  • American prosecutor slain in Pacific nation of Micronesia

    Lawyer Rachelle Bergeron planned to return to the U.S. soon after a challenging stint prosecuting criminals in the Pacific nation of Micronesia, but...

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  • German man suspected of drowning elderly mother in well

    Authorities in Germany say they've arrested a 55-year-old man on suspicion of killing his mother by drowning her in a well

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  • More victims, more damage found in Japan typhoon aftermath

    The toll of death and destruction from a typhoon that tore through central and northern Japan is climbing, as the government says it is considering...

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  • Police: Militants killed driver over apple cargo in Kashmir

    Police in Indian-controlled Kashmir have detained at least 12 Kashmiri women for holding an anti-India protest and two suspected militants shot and...

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  • Climate activists in London shift site but keep up protests

    Climate protesters say they will continue their campaign despite being moved by police from their Trafalgar Square encampment

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  • Wildfires burn out of control in Lebanon and Syria

    Strong fires spread in different parts of Lebanon forcing some residents to flee their homes in the middle of the night as the flames reached...

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  • Lebanon, Cyprus to work on curbing migrant arrivals by boat

    Lebanon's defense minister said his country and Cyprus have agreed to work together on curbing boat loads of migrants from reaching the east...

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  • Hong Kong's leader: Territory not becoming a police state

    Hong Kong's leader says "it's totally irresponsible and unfounded" to suggest the semi-autonomous Chinese territory is becoming a police state as her...

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  • Foreigners exit northeastern Syria fearing government reach

    Foreign aid workers and journalists pack the border crossing, looking to get out of northeast Syria and into Iraq, a sign of the sudden transformation...

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  • Prince William, Kate kick off five-day Pakistan tour

    Britain's Prince William and his wife Kate are visiting a school for girls in Pakistan's capital, in their first engagement on a five-day tour of the...

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  • UK child abuser who preyed on Malaysians killed in prison

    A British man serving 22 life sentences for abusing up to 200 Malaysian children has been killed in prison

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  • Clashes over Catalan separatists' convictions injure 170

    Authorities in Catalonia say that 3 people were arrested and nearly 200 injured during clashes between angry protesters and baton-wielding anti-riot...

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  • Delay in ex-South African leader's case as appeal planned

    Delay in ex-South African president's corruption case as legal team plans to appeal

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  • Money, hatred for the Kurds drives Turkey's Syrian fighters

    A desire for power, money and hatred for the Kurds drives Turkey's Syrian allies

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  • Report: Deutsche Bank gave lavish gifts to China's leaders

    German newspaper Sueddeutsche Zeitung reports that Deutsche Bank gave expensive gifts to senior Chinese officials at a time when it was trying to...

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  • Flooded bullet trains show Japan's risks from disasters

    Flooded bullet trains show Japan's risks from natural disasters as climate change brings weather extremes

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  • EU's Barnier says Brexit deal still possible this week

    The European Union's Brexit negotiator says a divorce deal with the United Kingdom is still possible this week but that the British government needs...

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  • Papua New Guinea police seeking to arrest ex-PM O'Neill

    Papua New Guinea police say they have an arrest warrant for former Prime Minister Peter O'Neill for official corruption

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  • Papua New Guinea police say they have an arrest warrant for former Prime Minister Peter O'Neill for official corruption

    Papua New Guinea police say they have an arrest warrant for former Prime Minister Peter O'Neill for official corruption

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  • Pakistan faces black list of countries financing terrorism

    Pakistan got a mixed review for its efforts to curb terrorist financing and money laundering as it tries to avoid getting blacklisted by the Financial...

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  • EU Brexit negotiator Michel Barnier says a deal with Britain is still possible this week

    EU Brexit negotiator Michel Barnier says a deal with Britain is still possible this week

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  • Australian left thirsty on Emirates flight loses injury case

    A woman who said she was left thirsty by an Emirates cabin crew and broke her ankle when she fainted on the flight has lost her case in an Australian...

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  • German security services want more powers to fight extremism

    Germany's security services are seeking greater powers to fight the kind of far-right extremism behind last week's synagogue attack, including...

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  • Gunmen ambush police convoy in Mexico; kill 13 and wound 9

    Mexican authorities say a band of heavily armed drug cartel gunmen ambushed a police convoy in violent Michoacan state, killing 13 officers and...

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  • 13 police killed by suspected cartel gunmen in west Mexico

    Mexican authorities say at least 13 police officers have been killed and nine others wounded in an attack in the western state of Michoacan, where...

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  • Ecuador crisis weakens president, strengthens indigenous

    Analysts say Ecuador's president appears weakened after nearly two weeks of protests that forced him to reverse an austerity plan that he called...

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  • Japan storm victims felt worst had passed, then floods came

    After bigger-than-usual autumn typhoon, Japanese see neighborhoods turn into swamps

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  • The Latest: 3 awarded economics Nobel for study on poverty

    Nobel laureate thought a message from Sweden was a scam before realizing he'd been awarded the economics prize

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  • Venezuelans seek strength, healing from mythical goddess

    Every year, thousands trek to a mountainside in Venezuela for rituals played out with fire, blood and smoke to pay tribute to the indigenous goddess...

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  • Violent protests erupt in Spain as Catalan leaders given lengthy prison sentences

    Catalonia has been pushing to secede from Spain for decades.

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  • 3 economists who study poverty win Nobel Prize

    The 2019 Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences has been won by Abhijit Banerjee, Esther Duflo and Michael Kremer for groundbreaking work on how to...

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  • AP PHOTOS: Riot police clash with protesters in Barcelona

    AP PHOTOS: Riot police clash with protesters in Barcelona

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  • Greek authorities evacuate island migrant camp after fire

    Greek authorities are evacuating an overcrowded camp for asylum-seekers on the eastern Aegean island of Samos, where a large fire broke out following...

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  • Spanish court convicts Catalan leaders for secession attempt

    Riot police engaged in a running battle with protesters outside Barcelona's airport Monday after Spain's Supreme Court convicted 12 separatist leaders...

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  • Venezuela boosts worker pay again amid hyperinflation

    Venezuela has dramatically hiked the minimum wage in a move that critics expect will do little to alleviate widespread suffering in the crisis-torn...

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  • EU negotiators continue to discuss Brexit as deadline looms

    Brexit divorce talks in Brussels are making such slow progress that three European Union nations predict the negotiations could spill beyond this...

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  • Polish conservatives win lower house but lose Senate

    Poland's conservative ruling Law and Justice party wins majority in lower house of parliament in a weekend election, but lost its control of the...

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  • Pope's bodyguard resigns over new financial leaks scandal

    The Vatican's latest leaks scandal claimed its first victim Monday, as Pope Francis' chief bodyguard resigned over the leak of a Vatican police flyer...

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  • 2 women convicted in failed 2016 Notre Dame car bomb plot

    Two women who tried to blow up a car near Notre Dame cathedral have been convicted of terrorism charges in France and sentenced to 30 and 25 years in...

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  • Fighting continues in Syria after US troops are withdrawn

    Violence continues after the U.S. pulls troops from Syria; New developments in impeachment showdown this week; Hunter Biden talks to ABC News; 2020...

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