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  • Isolated tribesmen kill American on remote Indian island

    Police say an American adventurer was killed by an isolated Indian island tribe known to shoot at outsiders with bows and arrows

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  • South Korean named Interpol president in blow to Russia

    He beat a veteran of Russia's security services strongly opposed by the U.S.

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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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  • Mexico president-elect promises referendum on national guard

    Mexico's President-elect Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador says he will put the question of creating a national guard to a referendum conducted by the...

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  • The Latest: 47 Syrian migrants arrive in Cyprus

    Cyprus police say 47 Syrian migrants have arrived by boat to the east Mediterranean island nation after setting sail from Turkey

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  • Terror of gang violence drives migrant caravans northward

    Terror of gang violence drives migrant caravans northward

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  • American killed by isolated tribe in India: Police

    The man was killed after taking an illegal trip to visit an isolated tribe.

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  • Clarification: Ukraine-Rebel Elections story

    Clarification: Ukraine-Rebel Elections story

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  • Exile won't stop Vietnamese blogger from highlighting abuses

    A Vietnamese blogger says she will continue to highlight human rights abuses and other problems in her home country as she begins her life in exile in...

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  • Poland moves to reinstate retired judges to Supreme Court

    Poland's parliament passed legislation Wednesday to reinstate Supreme Court judges who were recently forced to retire, a step that could significantly...

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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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  • Greece: Creditors approve U-turn on pension cuts

    Greece's bailout creditors approve request to scrap pension cuts planned in 2019 following strong budget performance

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  • UK police arrest 2, rescue 17 in anti-slavery swoop

    British police say 17 people have been rescued by police conducting an anti-slavery operation

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  • A turkey's press conference, wildfire battle, rebels rest: World in Photos

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

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  • UAE sentences British academic to life in prison for spying

    Matthew Hedges was arrested at Dubai Airport on May 5, and denies the charges.

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  • Italy woman volunteering with Kenya kids kidnapped by gunmen

    Gunmen kidnap Italian volunteer along Kenya's coast; she begged for help according to witnesses

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  • Repatriated 6th century mosaic to help reconstitute apse

    Rare 1.500 year-old mosaic depicting Saint Mark joins other repatriated pieces that were looted from the ethnically split island nation's breakaway...

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  • Vienna conference calls on combating anti-Semitism in Europe

    Jewish and European leaders have vowed at a conference in Vienna to combat the reemergence of anti-Semitism on the continent and suggested a catalogue...

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  • Kosovo sets tariffs on Serbia, Bosnia as ties strain

    Kosovo's government has introduced a 100 percent import tax on all goods imported from Serbia and Bosnia-Herzegovina.

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  • Czech coalition government to survive no-confidence vote

    The Czech coalition government is likely to survive a forthcoming parliamentary no-confidence vote after a junior party decided not to vote against it

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  • Peacekeepers left more than 6,000 children in Liberia

    'Children they left behind': More than 6,000 Liberians fathered by peacekeepers come of age

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  • Iranian human rights lawyer released after 8 years in prison

    Report: Iranian human rights lawyer convicted of anti-government activities released after 8 years in prison

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  • The world's policeman: what Interpol is and how it works

    The world's policeman: what Interpol is and how it works

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  • Amnesty to expand probe of US-led campaign in Syria's Raqqa

    Amnesty is enlisting the help of online activists to expand its investigation.

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  • Gunmen attack western Libya oil site, production unchanged

    Libya's oil company says 8 gunmen attacked substation of its southwestern Sharara oilfield but no employees hurt

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  • Reports say Japan prosecutors to hold Ghosn for 10 more days

    Japanese media report prosecutors will hold Nissan Chairman Carlos Ghosn, 2nd executive for another 10 days

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  • Oil plunge could help consumers; Trump tweets 'Enjoy!'

    Sharply lower oil prices are sending ripples through the global economy, lending more spending power to consumers shopping for Christmas gifts and...

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  • Romania: Candidate disqualified as anti-graft prosecutor

    Romania's president has blocked the appointment of a regional prosecutor to the post of chief anti-corruption prosecutor because of legal concerns

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  • Child bride auction in South Sudan goes viral, sparks anger

    Child bride auction in South Sudan goes viral, sparks outrage; 500 cows and 2 luxury cars

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  • Mali's central region faces unprecedented violence: Report

    Mali's central region faces unprecedented violence amid tensions over extremism, report says

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  • Rights group: Christian religious freedoms decline in Egypt

    Rights group: Christians suffer increased discrimination in Egypt despite official efforts to address their grievances

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  • Bulgarian Parliament replaces vice-premier over public anger

    The Bulgarian Parliament has approved the resignation of Deputy Prime Minister Valeri Simeonov after a month of street protests over his remarks about...

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  • Cracks show in China's vision for model ethnic unity village

    While thousands of Uighur Muslims across China's Xinjiang region are forced into re-education camps, Beijing's vision for ethnic unity is taking shape...

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  • Facebook shuts 20 pages claiming to be Ethiopian broadcaster

    A major Ethiopian broadcaster says Facebook has shut 20 fake pages that falsely used its name

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  • Voters in German state approve abolishing death penalty

    Voters have approved a constitutional change abolishing the death penalty in Hesse, the last German state to have capital punishment on the books

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  • The Latest: Interpol chief: Neutrality key to organization

    The Latest: Interpol's secretary general says nationality of organization's president doesn't affect its neutrality

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  • Aid group: 85,000 children may have died of hunger in Yemen

    Save the Children: Some 85,000 children under age 5 may have died of hunger, disease in Yemen's civil war

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  • EU calls for sanctions against Italy over budget

    The European Commission says Italy's budget plans are in serious breach of the rules underpinning the euro single currency and that the country should...

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  • German nurse on trial over 100 killings says he's sorry

    A former nurse accused of killing 100 patients at two hospitals in Germany says he's sorry and ashamed of what he did

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  • Top Israeli minister: Trump wasting his time with peace plan

    A top Israeli Cabinet minister says Trump wasting time trying to push for an Israeli-Palestinian peace plan

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  • Romania agrees to support EU migration reforms

    A top European Union official says Romania's government has agreed to back EU reforms to overhaul the bloc's migration system

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  • Rare white lion may be saved by 'mystery donor'

    Activists fear that the lion might be auctioned off to become a hunting trophy.

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  • US airstrike in Somalia against al-Shabab kills 7 extremists

    The strike came a day after two other U.S. airstrikes killed 37 extremists.

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  • Switzerland delays final decision on UN migration pact

    The Swiss government says the country won't attend a conference next month at which a U.N.-backed agreement on migration is to be approved because it...

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  • Macedonia court orders 30-day custody for former spy chief

    Macedonia: Former intelligence chief taken into custody as a flight risk, following escape to Hungary of fugitive former prime minister Gruevski

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  • Italy arrests Egyptian accused of backing Islamic State

    Police said Wednesday that another Egyptian was ordered expelled from Italy.

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  • Australian PM accuses Muslim leaders of denying threat

    Australia's prime minister has accused senior Muslim community leaders of "continuing down a path of denial" after they refused an invitation to a...

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  • 4 Finns held in Malaysia for distributing religious material

    Malaysian police say four tourists from Finland have been arrested for distributing Christian materials at public places on a resort island

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  • Blocks found in Egypt bear name of famed pharaoh's builder

    Egypt says archaeologists digging in Cairo have found two blocks of limestone with inscriptions belonging to an engineer who worked for Ramses II, one...

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