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  • New Zealand celebrates 125 years of women having the vote

    New Zealand became the first nation in the world to allow women to vote 125 years ago, and hundreds of people celebrated the anniversary by turning...

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  • Kim Yo Jong, sister of North Korean leader, steps further into spotlight at summit

    North Korean leader's sister played key role in welcoming South's president.

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  • Ex-aide is star witness of panel probing French crisis

    A former security aide of French President Emmanuel Macron who triggered a political crisis after being videotaped beating a protester is grudgingly...

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  • Indian police arrest nurse after woman's death in abortion

    Indian police have arrested a nurse for trying to perform an abortion on a 28-year-old woman who died at her home in southern India

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  • New Zealand to increase annual refugee quota to 1,500

    New Zealand plans to increase the number of refugees it takes each year from 1,000 to 1,500. Liberal Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern announced on...

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  • The Latest: Moon, Kim to visit volcano considered sacred

    South Korean President Moon Jae-in and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un plan to visit a volcano sacred to the North on the last day of Moon's visit

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  • Kim agrees to dismantle main nuke site if US takes steps too

    Kim Jong Un has agreed to dismantle North Korea's main nuclear site if the US takes corresponding measures as part of agreements in summit with South...

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  • Pakistan's new PM, Imran Khan, visits Saudi Arabia

    Pakistan's new prime minister, former cricket star Imran Khan, visits Saudi Arabia in first official overseas trip

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  • Qatar Airways announces $69 million revenue loss this year

    Qatar Airways announces $69 million loss this year off revenue of $11.5 billion amid boycott of Doha by Arab quartet

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  • Philippine policeman: Villagers refused advice to flee storm

    A Philippine police officer says he tried to persuade residents of a mining camp to move to safety as a typhoon approached, but they appeared...

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  • Korean leaders sign agreement for North Korea to take further steps to denuclearize

    The leader met for a second day in Pyongyang.

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  • China's premier appeals for free trade amid tariff battle

    China's premier appeals for free trade amid tariff battle

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  • Malaysia urged to ban child marriages as older man weds teen

    Malaysia's government has come under renewed pressure to outlaw child marriages after another case of a child bride surfaced in a rural state, the...

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  • A year after Maria, Puerto Rican kidney patients fear death

    Puerto Rico dialysis patients fear death 1 year after Maria shuttered treatment center in Vieques

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  • AP Photos: A look at Mexico City buildings devastated quake

    AP Photos: A before and after look at some of the buildings damaged in Mexico City's devastating quake

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  • Koreas agree to disarm a jointly controlled border village, starting with the removal of land mines

    Koreas agree to disarm a jointly controlled border village, starting with the removal of land mines

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  • Koreas agree to set up first-ever joint search effort at their border for bodies of soldiers killed in Korean War

    Koreas agree to set up first-ever joint search effort at their border for bodies of soldiers killed in Korean War

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  • Koreas agree to withdraw 11 guard posts from the Demilitarized Zone by December, with aim of removing them all one day

    Koreas agree to withdraw 11 guard posts from the Demilitarized Zone by December, with aim of removing them all one day

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  • Two Koreas agree to establish "buffer zones" along their land and sea borders to prevent danger of accidental clash

    Two Koreas agree to establish "buffer zones" along their land and sea borders to prevent danger of accidental clash

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  • China looks unlikely to give in after US tariff hike

    China appears unlikely to back down after Trump approves new tariffs on $200 billion of Chinese goods

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  • South Korean leader says North will permanently dismantle its main nuclear complex if US takes corresponding measures

    South Korean leader says North will permanently dismantle its main nuclear complex if US takes corresponding measures

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  • South Korean president says North agrees to dismantle missile engine test site, launch pad and allow inspections

    South Korean president says North agrees to dismantle missile engine test site, launch pad and allow inspections

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  • South Korean President Moon Jae-in says two Koreas agree to "eliminate all the danger of war from the Korean Peninsula"

    South Korean President Moon Jae-in says two Koreas agree to "eliminate all the danger of war from the Korean Peninsula"

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  • North Korean leader Kim Jong Un promises to visit Seoul in the "near future"

    North Korean leader Kim Jong Un promises to visit Seoul in the "near future"

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  • Argentina: Key points in study of pedophile priest Grassi

    Key excerpts of study commissioned by Pope Francis and the Argentine bishops conference in a famous case of priestly sex abuse

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  • Greenpeace links forest destruction for palm oil to brands

    Greenpeace says global consumer brands continue to buy palm oil from companies that are cutting down Indonesia's rainforests despite repeated pledges...

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  • South Korean President Moon Jae-in and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un sign a joint statement, no details disclosed

    South Korean President Moon Jae-in and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un sign a joint statement, no details disclosed

    Sep 18

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  • Experts air new concerns about UN response to Myanmar crisis

    Investigators examining alleged violence and killings in Myanmar that caused Rohingya Muslims to flee have criticized the United Nations' response

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  • Unfinished business: Moon's summit dreams echo late mentor

    In trying to defuse North Korean nuclear crisis, South Korea's president is also addressing the unfinished business left by his late friend and...

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  • LA Times Beijing bureau chief quits after sex investigation

    The head of the Los Angeles Times' Beijing bureau has resigned four months after the newspaper suspended him following sexual harassment complaints...

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  • Syria's government and opposition welcome Idlib deal

    Syria welcomes Turkey-Russia deal declaring a de-militarized zone around Idlib but vows to keep up its campaign against 'terror,' either through...

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  • Putin seeks to defuse downing of Russian plane off Syria

    A Russian reconnaissance plane has been downed by Syria forces responding to an Israeli airstrike, killing all 15 people aboard, in what President...

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  • Book: Wisconsin quietly OK'd Lake Michigan water diversion

    A decision by Wisconsin officials eight years ago to approve a big, new allotment of water from Lake Michigan to Pleasant Prairie is raising questions...

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  • The Latest: Mattis says plane downing won't affect IS fight

    U.S. Defense Secretary Jim Mattis says the shootdown of a Russian military aircraft by Syrian forces complicates relations between Assad and Russian...

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  • Mexico stops hotel project at sea turtle nesting beach

    Environmental authorities have denied permits for a proposed hotel near one of Mexico's most important sea turtle nesting beaches on the Caribbean

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  • Venezuela doubles down on Chinese money to reverse crisis

    Venezuela is leaning heavily on new investments from China saying it will dramatically boost oil production and turn around the country's crashing...

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  • Venezuela's Maduro may skip UN meeting over security fears

    Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro said he may have to suspend a planned trip to the United Nations because of concerns that his opponents would try...

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  • World court opens preliminary probe into Rohingya expulsions

    The prosecutor of the International Criminal Court says she is launching a preliminary investigation into deportations of hundreds of thousands of...

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  • Puerto Rico sues insurance companies amid unresolved claims

    Puerto Rico's government is suing insurance companies that officials say have not responded quickly enough to claims filed after Hurricane Maria.Gov

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  • 5 die in bus collision in Russia; 20 injured

    Russia's Emergencies Ministry says five people have died in a bus collision in southwestern Russia

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  • The Latest: Irani UN ambassador says Idlib deal 'right step'

    Iran's U.N. ambassador is calling the Russia-Turkey agreement on the last major rebel stronghold in Idlib the "right step" toward fighting terrorism...

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  • Greece to move 2,000 out of overcrowded Lesbos migrant camp

    A Greek official says some 2,000 asylum-seekers will be moved out of a severely overcrowded migrant camp on the Greek island of Lesbos this month

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  • Israel says police kill Palestinian attacker in Jerusalem

    Israeli police say officers shot and killed a Palestinian who attacked a Jewish worshipper in Jerusalem and then charged at them

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  • Palestinians say 2 killed by Israeli fire along Gaza border

    Gaza's Health Ministry says two Palestinians have been killed by Israeli fire at a protest near a crossing point between the enclave and Israel

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  • UK: Couple's illness in poisoned-spy city is not suspicious

    Police say the case of a couple who fell sick at a restaurant near where a Russian ex-spy and his daughter were poisoned with a nerve agent is not...

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  • Mexico fires morgue director in corpse scandal

    The governor of the western Mexico state of Jalisco has fired the director of the state morgue after a refrigerated truck carrying 157 unidentified...

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  • Leaders of South and North Korea meet for 3-day summit

    The meeting will focus on concrete steps toward easing military tension between the two countries.

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  • Pope role in study of Argentine sex abuse case in spotlight

    Pope Francis' role in Argentina's most famous case of priestly sex abuse is coming under renewed scrutiny as he faces the greatest crisis of his...

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  • Attorney considers mental exam for suspected airport stabber

    A man accused of stabbing a police officer at a Michigan airport could receive a mental evaluation before his trial

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