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  • 13 dead, including teens, in blast at college that Russia suspects is terror attack

    An explosion at a college in Crimea has reportedly killed at least 13 people and injured dozens, in what Russian counterterrorism officials suspect is...

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  • Taliban warn teachers, students to avoid Afghan polls

    In recent years the Taliban have carried out near-daily attacks.

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  • Top Russian official in Crimea says the attacker at a Crimean college was a student who has killed himself

    Top Russian official in Crimea says the attacker at a Crimean college was a student who has killed himself

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  • US 'disappointed' by Macedonia opposition party stance

    The United States' assistant secretary of state has written to Macedonia's main opposition party leader expressing "disappointment" in the party's...

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  • ICC prosecutor issues warning on Bedouin village demolition

    The International Criminal Court's chief prosecutor has issued a warning that if Israel goes ahead with the destruction of a Palestinian Bedouin...

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  • 13 dead, including teens, in blast at college that Russia suspects is terror attack

    Blast occurred in Crimea, which Russia seized from Ukraine in 2014.

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  • The Latest: Russia: 13 dead, 50 wounded in Crimea explosion

    Russia's top investigative agency says an explosive device rigged with metal fragments has killed 13 people and wounded over 50 at a college in Crimea

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  • Reports: 10 feared dead in gas explosion at Crimean college

    Russian news agencies say at least 40 people have been wounded in the incident.

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  • The Latest: EU could extend UK's post-Brexit transition

    Ireland's foreign minister says the European Union is open to extending Britain's post-Brexit transition period so that a permanent solution can be...

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  • Turkish president in Moldova for 2-day visit to boost ties

    Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has arrived in Moldova for a two-day visit aimed at boosting political and trade ties with the former Soviet...

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  • Vietnam frees popular blogger on condition she leave for US

    Vietnam has freed a well-known blogger, "Mother Mushroom," after two years in prison on the condition that she leave for the United States

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  • India minister accused of sexual harassment steps down

    India's junior external affairs minister has resigned amid accusations by at least 15 women of sexual harassment during his previous career as a news...

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  • Moments in disappearance, alleged slaying of Jamal Khashoggi

    Key moments in the disappearance, alleged slaying of Saudi writer Jamal Khashoggi

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  • At a glance: Execs bailing on Saudi 'Davos in the Desert'

    At a glance: the business executives who canceling their attendance at a big Saudi investment conference amid allegations the country is involved in...

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  • Indian junior external affairs minister resigns after multiple accusations of sexual harassment

    Indian junior external affairs minister resigns after multiple accusations of sexual harassment

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  • Gaza rocket hits home in Israel, military strikes back

    The Israeli military says a rocket fired from Gaza made a direct hit on a home in southern Israel; military strikes Hamas targets in Gaza

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  • UK police arrest 8 in trafficking probe with ties to Romania

    London police have arrested eight people suspected of being part of an international human trafficking gang with ties to Romania

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  • Newly published files confirm plan to move Assange to Russia

    Ecuadorean documents have laid bare an unorthodox attempt to extricate Assange.

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  • French far-left leader accused of violence against official

    The Paris prosecutor says that an investigation has been opened against France's far-left leader Jean Luc Melenchon for intimidation and violence...

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  • Russian and Egyptian presidents meet to boost trade

    Russian President Vladimir Putin is hosting his Egyptian counterpart Abdel-Fattah el-Sissi for talks focusing on ways to boost trade between the two...

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  • Thai monk sentenced for raping teen girl he impregnated

    A court in Thailand has sentenced a former Buddhist monk known for his jet-set lifestyle to 16 years in prison for raping a teenage girl who he also...

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  • The Kremlin says that Wednesday's deadly blast in the Russia-annexed Crimea could be a terrorist attack.

    The Kremlin says that Wednesday's deadly blast in the Russia-annexed Crimea could be a terrorist attack.

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  • Egyptian ex-lawmaker goes missing, may have been detained

    The wife of a former Egyptian lawmaker says he went missing nearly three weeks ago and may have been detained by security forces

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  • Polish justice minister criticized for undermining EU court

    Poland's justice minister is facing criticism for seeking to undermine the right of the judges to ask the opinion of the European Court of Justice...

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  • Turkish lawyer appeals American pastor's sentencing

    The lawyer of an American pastor whose two-year confinement in Turkey caused Turkish-U.S. diplomatic rift, is appealing his client's conviction on...

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  • Russian anti-terrorist agency says blast that killed 10 people at Crimean college was triggered by explosive device

    Russian anti-terrorist agency says blast that killed 10 people at Crimean college was triggered by explosive device

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  • South Korea denies refugee status to hundreds of Yemenis

    South Korea has denied refugee status for nearly 400 asylum seekers from war-torn Yemen months after their arrival on the island of Jeju sparked an...

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  • South Korean leader in Rome, praises pope's peace message

    South Korean leader praises pope's message of peace, dialogue ahead of audience

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  • Fighting in Kashmir city leaves 3 combatants, civilian dead

    Anti-India protests and clashes have erupted in the main city in disputed Kashmir shortly after a gunbattle between militants and government forces...

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  • UK inflation drop eases central bank dilemma ahead of Brexit

    Inflation in Britain eased markedly during September, lowering the pressure on the Bank of England to raise interest rates while the country faces...

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  • US Navy research vessel docks in Taiwan amid China tensions

    A U.S. Navy research vessel has docked in Taiwan amid tensions with China over trade and arms sales

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  • 3 Myanmar journalists in court over story gov't calls false

    Three detained journalists have appeared in a Myanmar court to face charges filed against them by the Yangon regional government, which says the story...

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  • Indian temple set to allow entry to females who menstruate

    A temple in southern India that's one of the largest Hindu pilgrimage centers in the world is set to open its doors to females of menstruating age...

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  • Suspects in missing journalist case tied to the Saudi royal family

    The Saudi royal family may be ready to admit responsibility for Jamal Khashoggi's death, sources said. ABC News' Molly Hunter reports.

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  • Key allies quit Duterte Cabinet to run in midterm elections

    Close allies of Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte have resigned from his Cabinet to run in elections next year that will test his popularity and...

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  • The Latest: Pompeo meets with Turkish president, FM

    U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo has met Turkey's president and foreign minister over the disappearance and alleged slaying of Saudi writer Jamal...

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  • Weeping relatives receive bodies of South Korean climbers

    Relatives wept in grief as the bodies of five South Korean mountain climbers arrived home from Nepal where they died in a storm last week

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  • Federal prosecutor takes over Cologne hostage taker case

    Germany's federal prosecutor's office, which handles terrorism and national security cases in Germany, says it's taking over the investigation into a...

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• Oct 17

  • New Zealand political leader taped speaking inappropriately

    New Zealand's opposition leader has been secretly recorded using an obscenity to attack a colleague and making other questionable remarks as turmoil...

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  • EU leaders gather for 'moment of truth' Brexit summit

    British Prime Minister Theresa May is set to urge EU leaders to give ground.

    Oct 17

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  • Afghanistan: German helicopters shot at, nobody injured

    German news agency dpa says German transport helicopters in Afghanistan have been shot but that nobody was injured.

    Oct 17

• Oct 17

  • US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo lands in Turkey to discuss disappearance, alleged slaying of Saudi writer

    US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo lands in Turkey to discuss disappearance, alleged slaying of Saudi writer

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  • Water pollution in Iraq threatens Mandaean religious rites

    Iraq's soaring water pollution is threatening the religious rites of its tight-knit Mandaean community, already devastated by 15 years of war that has...

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  • Pakistan executes man convicted of killing 8 children

    The country's top court rejected a request for his public hanging.

    Oct 17

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  • The Latest: 3 combatants dead in fighting in Kashmir city

    Police say at least two suspected rebels and a counterinsurgency police official have been killed in a gunbattle in the main city of disputed Kashmir

    Oct 17

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  • Migrant caravan marches on in Guatemala amid Trump's threats

    A caravan of some 2,000 migrants hoping to reach the United States marched deeper into Guatemala as President Donald Trump threatened to cut off aid...

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  • Rocket from Gaza makes direct hit on residential home in southern Israel, no casualties

    Rocket from Gaza makes direct hit on residential home in southern Israel, no casualties

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• Oct 16

  • Former Tropical Storm Tara dissipates in Pacific off Mexico

    Tropical Storm Tara weakened to a depression and then dissipated after drenching Mexico's central Pacific coast while moving just offshore

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  • Canada now world's largest legal marijuana marketplace

    And they're off: Canada starts legal marijuana sales and becomes world's largest national pot marketplace

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  • Australia shifts on refusal to send refugees to New Zealand

    Australia's prime minister signals he could accept New Zealand's longstanding offer to resettle 150 refugees exiled to Pacific islands as long as they...

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