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    Torrential rains that overwhelmed a dam and caused landslides have killed at least six people and displaced more than 2,000 in the central Indonesian...

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  • Family of slain Mongolian seeks answer as lawsuit begins

    A lawyer for the family of a Mongolian woman murdered in Malaysia 13 years ago says they hope to find answers with a lawsuit that opened this week

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  • Australia asks about dual citizen reported missing in China

    The Australian government says it is seeking information about a Chinese-Australian writer who has been reported missing in China

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  • Natural gas fields give Israel a regional political boost

    Discovery of natural gas fields off Mediterranean coast gives Israel geopolitical boost with neighbors

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  • South Korea human rights body to investigate abuse in sports

    South Korea's human rights commission plans to interview possibly thousands of adult and child athletes about a culture of abuse in the country's...

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  • Thai royal palace issues decree on 1st election since coup

    Thailand's royal palace has issued a decree announcing the holding of the first general election since the military took power in 2014

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  • Amid wall debate, pope visits Panama with migration in mind

    Pope Francis is looking to leave the sex abuse scandal buffeting his papacy behind as he heads to Central America amid a standoff over President...

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  • Venezuela's invigorated opposition take streets in key test

    Venezuela's re-invigorated opposition faces a crucial test Wednesday as it seeks to fill streets nationwide with protesters in an appeal to the...

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  • Amid wall debate, pope visits Panama with migration in mind

    Pope Francis is looking to leave the sex abuse scandal buffeting his papacy behind as he goes to Central America on Wednesday amid a standoff over...

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  • Chilean transgender school protects children from bullying

    After suffering years of discrimination, about 20 transgender minors in Chile have found hope at Latin America's first school for trans children

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  • 'A rock' hit the moon during the super blood wolf moon

    A Spanish astrophysicist caught the meteorite hitting the moon on camera.

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  • Venezuelans clean up after violent protests in capital

    Working class neighborhoods in Venezuela's capital have erupted in violence for a second straight night amid fears that demonstrations called by the...

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  • A look at Malaysia's monarchy before sultans pick next king

    A look at Malaysia's monarchy before royal sultans choose the next king amid a reassertion of political influence for constitutional head of state

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  • Supervisor of Navy SEAL charged in war crime case

    Court marital starts for officer who supervised Navy SEAL accused of killing Islamic State prisoner; lawyer says he plans to plead not guilty to...

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  • The Latest: Navy SEAL supervisor charged in war crime case

    Officer who supervised Navy SEAL accused of killing Islamic State prisoner charged in war crime case; plans to plead not guilty to charges

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  • Puerto Rico leaders meet to fight rise in brazen violence

    Hundreds of government officials and community leaders are meeting in Puerto Rico's capital to brainstorm ways to fight drug trafficking and other...

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  • The Latest: Maduro fires back at US after criticism by Pence

    Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro has ordered a close review of the country's relationship with the United States in answer to stinging condemnation...

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  • Israeli shelling kills Gaza militant after officer wounded

    Authorities say Israeli shelling of the Gaza Strip has killed a Palestinian militant and wounded four others, shortly after an Israeli soldier was...

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  • Coroner: Couple intoxicated during fatal Yosemite fall

    A coroner says a young couple from India were intoxicated when they died in a fall from a scenic overlook in Yosemite National Park in California

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  • Ex-prison official details second career as El Chapo fixer

    A former prison official says he was recruited by the Mexican kingpin known as El Chapo to help run his cartel

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  • Romania president: plan to invalidate graft cases not legal

    Romania's president says a government decree that could invalidate hundreds of corruption cases involving senior officials is 'crassly...

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  • Russian plane bound for Moscow in suspected hijacking

    An unnamed man ordered the crew to divert the plane to Afghanistan.

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  • ELN negotiator denies advance knowledge of Colombia attack

    The head negotiator for Colombia's rebel National Liberation Army is denying advance knowledge of an attack on a police academy last week and...

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  • Chris Brown released after he was arrested for 'aggravated rape' in Paris: Source

    Two other people were also arrested, the source said.

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  • Vatican: No prior accusation of sex abuse against Argentine

    The Vatican is insisting that there were no accusations of sexual abuse against an Argentine bishop close to Pope Francis when he resigned in 2017 and...

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  • Talk about highway speed limit divides Germans

    A leaked proposal to impose universal speed limits on the Autobahn is causing outrage among car-loving Germans

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  • Italy's Salvini lashes out at Macron as 'terrible president'

    Italy's interior minister is calling the French leader Emmanuel Macron 'a terrible president' who 'talks a lot and achieves little'

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  • Lawyer: Suspected US spy had classified docs on him

    The arrest has raised speculation of a U.S. Russia, prisoner swap.

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  • Iran denounces German ban on its Mahan Air

    Iran's Foreign Ministry has denounced as "hasty and incorrect" a German ban on Iran's Mahan Air from landing in the country

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  • Death toll in Mexico pipeline fire rises to 93

    The death toll in a massive fire at an illegally tapped pipeline in Mexico has risen to 93 after more injured died at hospitals

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  • Russia, Japan make no visible progress on territorial spat

    The leaders of Russia and Japan have acknowledged that settling a decades-long territorial dispute poses a daunting challenge but vowed to continue...

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  • Iran summons Swiss envoy over detention of US-born TV anchor

    Iran's Foreign Ministry has summoned the Swiss envoy in Tehran over the "illegal" detention of an American-born anchorwoman on Iranian state...

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  • Italy senator apologizes for tweet citing anti-Semitic text

    A senator with Italy's governing 5-Star Movement has apologized for a tweet citing a century-old anti-Semitic conspiracy theory, which he later...

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  • American arrested in Russia as a spy had 'state secrets' on him, lawyer says

    He added that Paul Whelan had been given the "secrets" without his knowledge.

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  • Brazilian leader at odds with Davos focus on environment

    Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro has pledged to work "in harmony with the world" to cut carbon emissions, aiming to quell international concerns...

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  • Bolivia's Morales marks 13 years in power, seeks new term

    Bolivian President Evo Morales is celebrating his 13 years in office amid controversy over whether he should be allowed to run again

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  • 6 remain missing after Black Sea ship fire

    Ambulance crews on the Crimean Peninsula have transported a dozen survivors of a ship fire to hospitals while six of their crewmates have remained...

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  • Remembering MLK, a Day of Unity and snow: World in Photos

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

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  • German prosecutors drop decades-old Chilean murder case

    German prosecutors say they've dropped their investigation on possible accessory to murder charges against a man for a crime allegedly committed in a...

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  • Zimbabwe leader: Violence by security forces 'unacceptable'

    Zimbabwe has seen a deadly crackdown against fuel price protests in recent days.

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  • The Latest: Zimbabwe troops assaulting people in capital

    The Latest: Witnesses say Zimbabwe troops still assaulting people after president condemned it

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  • Brexit battle looms as UK lawmakers attack May's 'Plan B'

    Prime Minister Theresa May is determined to get a tweaked version of her rejected European Union divorce deal through Parliament

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  • UAE hosted Syrian businessman on US sanctions list

    The United Arab Emirates has hosted a Syrian trade delegation led by a businessman and lawmaker on the U.S. Treasury sanctions list since the...

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  • Russian judge denies bail for accused U.S. spy Paul Whelan

    The lawyer for the American man being held in Moscow on suspicion of spying said Tuesday that classified Russian materials were found on him when he...

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  • France: Ex-champ swimmer admits 'shame' at child rape trial

    A court in southwest France has heard how a French former swimming champion who went on to manage one of France's most successful ice hockey teams...

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  • The Latest: Merck to ship 120,000 more Ebola vaccine doses

    Drugmaker Merck says it will ship another approximately 120,000 doses of an experimental Ebola vaccine to Congo by the end of next month amid the...

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  • 'The whole world will see it': Crafting the papal chair

    Craftsmen in Panama have built a towering cedar chair for Pope Francis to use when he arrives this week to preside over World Youth Day

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  • Car hits Polish policeman, rams into presidential palace

    Polish officials says a car driving the wrong way down a street has struck a policeman near the president's headquarters and then sped off and rammed...

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  • China demands US drop Huawei extradition request with Canada

    China demands U.S. drop request for Canada to extradite top Huawei executive

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