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  • China rejects US hacking report ahead of Trump-Xi meeting

    China rejects US hacking accusations ahead of Trump-Xi meeting

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  • IAEA calls on North Korea to re-admit nuclear inspectors

    The head of the U.N.'s atomic watchdog is calling on North Korea to allow inspectors back in to monitor its nuclear program

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  • The Latest: Germany's Merkel pushes for orderly Brexit deal

    German Chancellor Angela Merkel is pledging to do everything to reach an agreement with Britain securing its orderly exit from the European Union

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  • Lebanon's economy faces stark choice: Reform or collapse

    Lebanon marks 75 years of independence but many Lebanese have little to celebrate amid economic slump, general malaise

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  • Chinese reporter wins rare police apology for harassment

    Police apologised after officers burst into Zhou Chen's hotel room at night.

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  • Wife of academic jailed in UAE condemns actions of UK

    The wife of a British academic sentenced to life in prison for espionage in the United Arab Emirates has condemned the U.K. government for putting...

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  • German nurse on trial over 100 killings addresses relatives

    A former nurse accused of killing 100 patients at two hospitals in northern Germany has addressed the families of his victims directly and expressed...

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  • EU officials in Turkey to discuss faltering membership bid

    Turkey's membership bid has stalled amid EU concerns over the rule of law there.

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  • S. Korea pastor gets 15-year jail term for raping followers

    The South Korean pastor molested eight female followers who believed he was God.

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  • EU chief Tusk says draft Brexit declaration agreed with UK, but leaders' endorsement still required

    EU chief Tusk says draft Brexit declaration agreed with UK, but leaders' endorsement still required

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  • Indian island police struggle to get body of American

    John Allen Chau was killed by North Sentinel islanders who shot him with arrows.

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  • Nissan board to decide on dismissing Ghosn as chairman

    Nissan board to decide on Carlos Ghosn's dismissal as chairman following his arrest for suspected financial misconduct

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  • Dolce&Gabbana goods pulled in China over alleged insults

    Dolce & Gabbana goods have disappeared from Chinese e-commerce sites as the fallout grew over insulting remarks about China on Instagram that the...

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  • UK's May to meet with Austrian leader to help Brexit bid

    Prime Minister Theresa May is to meet Austria's chancellor to build support for her Brexit plan ahead of a possible Sunday summit

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  • Greece: Verdict near in trial of US tourist's fatal beating

    A Greek court is expected to issue a verdict in the trial over the fatal beating of an American tourist in a resort area of a western island last year

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  • Egypt says police killed 12 Islamic militants in Sinai raid

    Egypt says police killed 12 Islamic militants when security forces stormed militant hideouts in northern Sinai

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  • Ethiopia OKs former opposition figure as election chief

    Ethiopia OKs former opposition figure as election chief as political reforms march on

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  • Car strikes crowd at China school, killing 5 and hurting 18

    A government spokesman in China says 5 people were killed and 18 injured when a car plowed into them outside a primary school in a northeastern city

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  • UK police arrest man in connection to explosive devices

    British counterterrorism police have arrested a 48-year-old man in connection to the discovery of two apparent explosive devices found in northwest...

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  • President Putin's electoral rating drops below 60 percent

    A leading Russian polling agency says the electoral rating of President Vladimir Putin has dropped below 60 percent for the first time in five years

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  • Libyan officials say suspects in killing of US teacher held

    Authorities in eastern Libya say they have in custody suspects in 2013 killing of US chemistry teacher in Benghazi

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  • Israeli who threatened US Jewish centers gets 10 years

    Israeli court sentences man behind bomb threats against Jewish community centers in US to 10 years in prison

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  • Dolce&Gabbana accused of insulting China; blames hackers

    Dolce&Gabbana has apologized for insulting remarks about China it allegedly made in exchanges on Instagram but denied that it was responsible

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  • Far right seeks acceptance in Spain, 1 suburb at a time

    Vox, the newcomer in Spanish politics, is reaching out to workers in city suburbs and the countryside in its attempt to emerge from the shadows in a...

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  • French troops deployed amid protests on Reunion island

    French troops deployed amid protests on Indian Ocean island of Reunion over tax hikes, poverty

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  • Polish nun who rescued Jews during Holocaust dies at 110

    Officials in Poland say a 110-year-old woman believed to be the world's oldest nun and a rescuer of Jews during the Holocaust, has died

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  • Head of Russian intelligence agency GRU dies at 62

    Officials said Igor Korobov, who led the GRU since 2016, died after an illness.

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  • Iran says 5 abducted guards, freed in Pakistan, return home

    Iran's Revolutionary Guard says 5 of 12 border guards abducted by militants and freed in Pakistan are back home

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  • Pakistani officials: Bomb near militant hideout kills 2

    Pakistani officials: Bomb near militant hideout kills 2 militants, wounds 12 in region bordering Afghanistan

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  • Oil-rich South Sudan seeks investment in fragile new peace

    Oil-rich South Sudan seeks investment in fragile new peace, but some companies wait and see

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  • The Latest: Car kills 5, injures 18 outside China school

    A car ploughed into a crowd outside a primary school in a northeastern city.

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  • Chinese state media report 5 dead, 18 injured when car struck crowd of children outside school in northeastern city

    Chinese state media report 5 dead, 18 injured when car struck crowd of children outside school in northeastern city

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  • Australia wants it easier to strip extremists of citizenship

    Australia has revealed plans to increase government powers to strip citizenship from extremists and to control the movements of Australian fighters...

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  • Taliban kill 4 Afghan troops; airstrike kills 10 people

    Officials: Taliban ambush kills 4 Afghan soldiers; NATO airstrike kills 10 during fight with Taliban

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  • 'A case of misdirected adventure': Tribesmen kill American

    Indian police say isolated island tribe appears to have killed American adventurer who traveled to restricted area

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  • Cars separate on New York City-bound Amtrak train

    Two cars have separated on a New York City-bound Amtrak train, but there are no reports of injuries

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  • A 'hospital' for statues patches up Argentine monuments

    Argentina's capital operates a sort of "hospital" to restore and repair damaged monuments

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  • 2 premiers and no government: Crisis confuses Sri Lankans

    2 prime ministers but no government: Crisis set off by president's moves and Parliament's no-confidence motion confuses Sri Lankans

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  • China's model village of ethnic unity shows cracks in facade

    As China forces Uighur Muslims into re-education camps and their children into orphanages, it is also showcasing model villages where homes and...

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  • Canada to offer tax credits and incentives to media

    Canada's federal government is stepping in to help the struggling Canadian media industry with new tax credits and incentives

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  • 6 killed in Haiti after police say govt car loses control

    A Haitian government car has gone out of control into a group of people, killing at least six and further inflaming unrest in a capital wracked by...

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  • The Latest: Police go to island to look into US man's death

    The Latest: Police survey island by air, head there by boat as part of investigation into American man's apparent killing by tribal people resistant...

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  • 2 sons of former Panama president detained in US

    U.S. officials say two sons of former President Ricardo Martinelli have been detained in the United States and face deportation for overstaying visas...

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  • Australian drug smuggler returns to hometown from Bali jail

    Renae Lawrence was arrested in 2005 for smuggling 8.3 kilos of Heroin into Bali.

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  • Mexico detains 213 Central American migrants in 4th caravan

    Mexican immigration agents have detained almost all of the Central American migrants on a fourth caravan that recently entered Mexico seeking to reach...

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  • AP Explains: Dispute between Seoul, Tokyo over WWII brothels

    AP Explains: The intensifying dispute between South Korea and Japan over World War II military brothels

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  • Colombia tries quashing tensions at migrant camp with soccer

    Colombian officials are hoping to help ease tensions at a Venezuelan migrant camp with a game both new arrivals and their hosts share a passion for:...

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  • A life of adventure, religion for American killed in India

    A man killed on a remote Indian island had worked as a wilderness emergency responder and coached soccer for poor children in Iraq and South Africa

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  • Guatemalan ex-soldier gets 5,130 years for 1982 massacre

    A Guatemalan court has sentenced an ex-soldier deported from the United States to 5,130 years for the 1982 massacre of 171 villagers

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  • Anne Frank House renovated to tell story to new generation

    The museum built around a secret annex in a house where Anne Frank hid from Nazis during World War II has been renovated to better tell the teenage...

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