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  • Concern grows over UAE-based oil tanker in Strait of Hormuz

    Concern grows over UAE-based oil tanker that stopped transmitting its location over 2 days ago in Strait of Hormuz amid US-Iran tensions

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  • Trial opens for Israeli woman charged in $145M fraud scheme

    A federal trial begins this week for an Israeli woman charged in the U.S. with directing a scheme to defraud tens of thousands of investors across the...

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  • 4-story building collapses in India; several feared trapped

    Several people are feared trapped.

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  • The Latest: Official: US has 'suspicions' Iran seized tanker

    A U.S. defense official tells The Associated Press that America "has suspicions" that Iran seized an oil tanker based in the United Arab Emirates that...

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  • Wales swipes 'world's steepest street' record from New Zealand: 'Steeper is steeper'

    The Welsh road of Ffordd Pen Llech has a gradient of 37.45%.

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  • Top French minister resigns over alleged lavish lifestyle

    The No. 2 in the French government has resigned over reports that he has been living a lavish lifestyle at the expense of France's taxpayers

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  • US defense official tells AP that America 'has suspicions' that Iran seized UAE-based oil tanker that turned off tracker

    US defense official tells AP that America 'has suspicions' that Iran seized UAE-based oil tanker that turned off tracker

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  • Zimbabwe's civil servants protest pay as inflation hits 176%

    Representatives of Zimbabwe's government workers Tuesday protested against what they called "slave salaries" as inflation almost doubled to 176%, a...

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  • Activists: Duterte in crosshairs with new law on harassment

    Philippine activists have welcomed a new law against a range of acts of sexual harassment that the president signed but they say puts him in its...

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  • New Lithuanian president against EU sanctions for Poland

    Lithuania's new president, Gitanas Nauseda, has spoken out against European Union sanctions on Poland the controversial changes it has made to its...

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  • Reports: Airstrikes hit market in Syria's north, kill 9

    Paramedics and a war monitor say at least nine civilians have been killed in Syrian government airstrikes on a residential area in the northwestern...

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  • Thailand's new Cabinet sworn in, ending rule by army junta

    Thailand's new Cabinet has been sworn in, creating a nominally elected government after five years of military rule but keeping power in the hands of...

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  • Police to charge suspect in US scientist's slaying in Crete

    Police on the Greek island of Crete say a 27-year-old man will be charged with murder in the slaying of American scientist Suzanne Eaton, whose body...

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  • Penguin sushi thieves released from police custody

    A pair of penguins have been released from police custody in New Zealand after being discovered hiding out in a sushi stand on Saturday.

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  • French ecology minister Francois de Rugy resigns over reports of publicly funded lavish lifestyle

    French ecology minister Francois de Rugy resigns over reports of publicly funded lavish lifestyle

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  • Man arrested in murder of American biologist in Greece as grisly new details emerge

    Suzanne Eaton, 59, was found dead in an abandoned World War II bunker on Crete.

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  • Huge barrel jellyfish spotted off UK coast: 'I've never seen anything like it'

    The photographer estimates that the jellyfish was around 5 feet long.

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  • EU is preparing for more Venezuela sanctions

    The European Union is preparing to impose more sanctions on Venezuela targeting officials who are accused of being involved in torture and other human...

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  • Italy's Salvini bows to pressure to respond on Russia report

    Deputy Premier Matteo Salvini has bowed to days of pressure and agreed to respond to questions in Parliament about allegations an associate sought...

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  • 78 dead in Nepal as flooding wreaks havoc in South Asia

    40,000 soldiers and police officers were using helicopters to rush supplies in.

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  • Penguins caught red-flippered stealing sushi released from New Zealand police custody

    The 'waddling vagrants' were discovered hiding beneath a sushi stand.

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  • Turkey says ship attacked off Nigeria, 10 crew kidnapped

    Turkey's state-run news agency says an armed gang has attacked a Turkish cargo ship off the coast of Nigeria and kidnapped 10 of vessel's crew members

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  • Donors anxious over stalemate at Poland's Jewish museum

    A Jewish association says private donors to Poland's renowned Jewish history museum have suspended their donations out of concern at the government's...

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  • Pakistani journalists hold protests to denounce censorship

    Pakistani journalists hold countrywide protests against censorship, closures of TV stations

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  • Huge barrel jellyfish filmed off UK coast

    A pair of divers photographed their experience swimming with a barrel jellyfish off the coast of Cornwall, describing the moment they came...

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  • Austria: Ukrainian businessman's US extradition on hold

    Austrian officials say the country's justice minister has approved the extradition to the U.S. of Ukrainian businessman Dymitro Firtash, but his...

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  • Greece taps bond market again as borrowing rates drop

    Greece has launched a bond auction, its third effort in 2019 to raise money from international markets, as it aims to take advantage of an improvement...

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  • The Latest: Tusk throws his support to von der Leyen

    EU Council President Donald Tusk is throwing his political weight behind Germany's Ursula von der Leyen to get her elected as European Commission...

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  • Lebanese parliament convenes on budget amid tight security

    Lebanese lawmakers discuss draft 2019 budget amid tight security, limited protests against austerity measures

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  • Boy boards plane to LA without ticket

    A police investigation is underway at Heathrow, London's biggest airport, after a 12-year-old boy managed to slip past security and board a plane...

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  • Son of a priest questioned in Suzanne Eaton murder

    Greek police are questioning a suspect in the murder of the American biologist who was found dead in an abandoned World War II bunker last week.

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  • North Korea floats idea of lifting weapons test moratorium

    The statement Tuesday appears aimed at applying more pressure on the U.S.

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  • Turkey: EU sanctions over gas drilling 'worthless'

    Turkey says the European Union's approval of an initial set of sanctions against Ankara won't deter it from pressing ahead with efforts to drill for...

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  • Germany's Merkel sits through anthems again

    German Chancellor Angela Merkel has again sat through national anthems at a military honors ceremony after three recent incidents in which her body...

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  • Boeing jet trouble leads to cuts at Europe's busiest airline

    Europe's biggest airline by passengers, budget carrier Ryanair, will cut flights and close some of its bases beginning this winter because of the...

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  • Hong Kong protests challenge China with no end in sight

    What began as a protest against an extradition bill has ballooned.

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  • Rescuers save 2, retrieve 8 bodies after Pakistan mine blast

    Pakistani mining official: Rescuers save 2 miners, retrieve 8 bodies after explosion at coalmine in southwestern province

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  • Von der Leyen seeks to secure EU top job at parliament

    Outgoing German defense minister Ursula von der Leyen is seeking to woo enough legislators at the European Parliament to secure the job of European...

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  • Norway arrests Muslim cleric after Italian terror trial

    The Norwegian domestic security agency says a Muslim cleric found guilty in Italy for planning terror has been detained on an Italian arrest warrant

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  • Rights Group: Kuwait deports arrested Islamists to Egypt

    Human Rights Watch: Kuwait deports arrested Egyptian members of Muslim Brotherhood wanted at home on terrorism charges

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  • Rights group says civilians pay human cost of Yemen's war

    A Yemeni human rights group says civilians are paying the human cost of the country's five-year war

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  • Boris Johnson raises Brexit stakes with Irish border stance

    The favorite to become Britain's next prime minister, Boris Johnson, has raised the Brexit stakes by saying he will discard a contentious part of the...

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  • Afghan radio station closes down following Taliban threats

    Local Afghan radio station in eastern province closes following repeated threats by area's Taliban commander

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  • Tennessee man convicted in killing of pawn shop owner

    A man charged with being the getaway driver is awaiting trial.

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  • Party-goers evacuated after fire erupts on Croatia island

    It was not immediately clear what caused the fire.

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  • Quake damages buildings on Bali, other Indonesian islands

    An earthquake shook Indonesian islands, causing panic and damaging homes and other buildings, but there were no immediate reports of casualties

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  • Duterte 'seriously considering' cutting ties with Iceland

    The Philippine president is "seriously considering" cutting diplomatic ties with Iceland, which spearheaded a resolution initiating a UN investigation...

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  • Iran state TV: 18 people die, 14 injured in road accidents

    The report says 2 separate accidents happened on Tuesday.

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  • Pakistan reopens its airspace to commercial flights by India

    Pakistan reopens airspace for all commercial traffic, including Indian carriers, months after Kashmir escalations

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  • Former Mitsubishi workers seek assets sale for forced labor

    Colonial-era Korean laborers seek approval for sales of local assets of former Japanese employer

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