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  • At least 1 dead after new cyclone tears into Mozambique

    At least 1 dead after new cyclone tears into Mozambique, with 'massive flooding' warned

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  • Cambodian schools shorten hours to cope with heat wave

    Cambodian authorities have ordered a one-hour reduction in the length of school days because of concerns that students and teachers may fall ill from...

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  • SAS pilots in Scandinavia strike; 673 flights canceled

    Pilots for Scandinavian Airlines have launched an open-ended strike following the collapse of pay negotiations, forcing the company to cancel...

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  • Deutsche Bank lowers outlook as revenues disappoint

    Deutsche Bank says it saw its profit improve by 67 percent in the first quarter, though revenue dropped 9 percent as proceeds from trading declined...

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  • PM Modi files nomination papers in India's general election

    Prime Minister Narendra Modi has filed nomination papers in a Hindu holy city, hoping to hold onto the seat for a second time in India's election

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  • Sudan's military seeks to keep upper hand despite protests

    In a blow to Sudanese protesters, military says it will keep the upper hand during country's transitional period

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  • German EU candidate speaks out against Russia gas pipeline

    The center-right candidate to head the European Union's executive branch is speaking out against a new German-Russian gas pipeline, drawing mixed...

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  • Malaysia climber at hospital after 2 days alone on Annapurna

    A Malaysian mountain climber is being treated in a hospital in Nepal's capital after being stranded nearly two days alone near the summit of Annapurna

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  • Spain's Sánchez considers establishing center-left coalition

    Spain's prime minister says he's open to a coalition with an anti-austerity party, hinting for the first time at a possible center-left governing...

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  • Despite big plans, N. Korea's trains still go almost nowhere

    The use of North Korean railways for trade or tourism has never been smooth.

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  • The Latest: Some mosques hold Friday prayers despite warning

    Some mosques in Sri Lanka are holding communal Friday prayers despite the potential for attacks after the Easter suicide bombings

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  • New Zealander pleads guilty to sharing mosque shooting video

    He faces a maximum penalty of 14 years in prison.

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  • Sri Lanka says Easter attack leader died in hotel bombing

    The suspected leader of the militant group Sri Lankan authorities said carried out the Easter Sunday attacks that killed at least 250 people died in...

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  • Q&A: Sudanese face uphill climb in unfinished revolution

    Q&A: A look at the Sudanese Professionals Association, which led protests that forced President al-Bashir from power

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  • Cuban migrants stage mass escape from center in south Mexico

    At least 1,300 mainly Cuban migrants escaped on foot from an immigration detention center on Mexico's southern border in the largest mass escape in...

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  • Daimler says it has no idea how Kim Jong Un got his limos

    Daimler, which makes armored limousines used by North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, says it has no idea where he got them and has no business dealings...

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  • Sri Lankan authorities say the suspected leader of the Easter attacks died in the Shangri-La hotel bombing.

    Sri Lankan authorities say the suspected leader of the Easter attacks died in the Shangri-La hotel bombing.

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  • Iraq: Yazidis to accept children of IS rape into community

    Yazidis in Iraq say they will accept survivors of IS's campaign of enslavement, welcome children conceived through rape into Yazidi community

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  • Emperor Akihito saw diplomacy as path to make amends for war

    Japan's Emperor Akihito has had a lifetime mission: Make amends for a war fought in his father's name

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  • Mayor, 2 others slain on highway in Mexico's Veracruz state

    Mexico authorities say a mayor, her husband and driver were shot dead as they were traveling in a municipal vehicle in the Gulf coast state of...

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  • Mayor, 2 others slain on highway in Mexico's Veracruz state

    Mexico authorities say a mayor, her husband and driver were shot dead as they were traveling in a municipal vehicle in the Gulf coast state of...

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  • AP Photos: Editor selections from the past week in Asia

    AP Photos: Grief after Easter suicide bombings in Sri Lanka, earthquake in the Philippines; Hong Kong democracy activists sentenced

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  • Christians' ethnic inclusion in Sri Lanka keeps fragile calm

    Christianity's inclusion on both of Sri Lanka's main ethnic groups may help explain the measured calm that has so far been the response to the Easter...

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  • Prince William says New Zealand gunman failed to spread hate

    Britain's Prince William visited a mosque where a white supremacist shot dozens of people last month and said the terrorist had failed in his mission...

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  • Argentina's Evita remembered through toys for poor children

    To mark the 100th anniversary of Eva Perón's birth on May 7, the museum dedicated to her memory has inaugurated an exhibition of toys that her...

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  • AP PHOTOS: Editor selections from Latin America, Caribbean

    AP PHOTOS: Brazilian indigenous groups hold annual protest encampment, a Mexican police raid disperses a big migrant caravan, Peruvians bid farewell...

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  • Nepal quake-hit villages struggle with reconstruction

    Four years since the catastrophic earthquake destroyed much of central and eastern Nepal, a remote Himalayan area is still reeling from the damage

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  • China's Xi promotes building initiative amid debt worries

    China's Xi promises high financial standards for Belt and Road infrastructure-building initiative as Beijing tries to dispel complaints about debt

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  • US man claims self-defense in Anguilla hotel worker killing

    A spokeswoman for a U.S. financial adviser charged with killing a hotel worker while on vacation in Anguilla said he was attacked by the victim and...

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  • EU slams Russia citizenship move as new attack on Ukraine

    The European Union is slamming Russia's move to fast-track citizenship applications from people living in conflict areas in eastern Ukraine, saying it...

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  • Japan's new emperor Naruhito: A cosmopolitan team player

    Japan's new emperor is a team player, musician and historian who will bring a global perspective to an ancient institution

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  • Family says Guatemala candidate arrested in US is innocent

    The son of a Guatemalan presidential candidate facing drugs and weapons charges in the U.S. says his father is innocent and is asking lawmakers in the...

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  • Officials: 25 Venezuelans believed missing after boat sinks

    Officials say they are searching for 25 possible Venezuelan migrants now believed missing from a boat that left Venezuela and sank in the Caribbean...

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  • The Latest: Official says 25 missing from Venezuelan boat

    Officials say they are searching for 25 people now believed missing from a boat that left Venezuela and sank in the Caribbean Sea before reaching the...

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  • Cuba challenges US to provide proof of Venezuela charges

    Cuba is challenging the Trump administration to back up its allegations that the communist government has embedded troops and intelligence agents...

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  • Mexico's crackdown forces migrants to more dangerous routes

    Mexico's crackdown on migration is not cutting off the flow of Central Americans, but rather forcing migrants into the shadows and greater danger,...

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  • Brazil's congress receives indigenous leaders amid protests

    Over 150 Brazilian indigenous leaders have met with lawmakers about land rights and the role of their communities in the protection of the...

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  • Argentine peso hits record low against US dollar

    Argentina's state-run Banco de la Nación says the Argentine peso has hit a new low, closing at 45.90 to the dollar

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  • Party leader calls LGBT rights an imported threat to Poland

    The chairman of Poland's conservative ruling party, Jaroslaw Kaczynski, has called the LGBT rights movement a foreign import that threatens the Polish...

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  • Sri Lanka bans drones, looks for bombs 4 days after attack

    Hobby drones have been used by militants in the past to carry explosives.

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  • Nicaraguan bank sanctioned by US shuts down

    A Nicaraguan bank close to President Daniel Ortega's government has shut down after the United States imposed sanctions for alleged financial misdeeds...

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  • Florida officials demand US lawmakers pass storm relief

    A bipartisan group of Florida Cabinet members and state lawmakers is demanding that U.S. lawmakers pass a disaster-relief package for Hurricane...

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  • Europe's far-right leaders campaign in Prague for EU vote

    Europe's far-right political leaders have campaigned in Prague in hopes their populist message will earn support in the European Parliament elections...

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  • AP Interview: Sri Lanka's PM says potential bombers at large

    AP Interview: Sri Lanka's prime minister says suspects linked to the coordinated Easter Sunday attacks remain at large and could have access to...

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  • 6 Turkish journalists sent to jail after losing appeals

    Six former journalists from an opposition newspaper have returned to prison to serve sentences after an appeals court confirmed their conviction on...

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  • Cyprus army captain claims he killed 5 women, 2 girls

    Police in Cyprus confronted the possibility Thursday that a serial killer had been at large in their midst after an army captain in custody for the...

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  • German Greens won't back aspiring EU head who woos far right

    A leading candidate for Germany's left-leaning Greens says his party won't back any candidate for president of the European Union's executive branch...

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  • Monitors: US-led coalition killed 1,600 civilians in Raqqa

    Two organizations say U.S.-led coalition killed more than 1,600 civilians in the northern Syria city of Raqqa during months of bombardment that...

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  • Albania opposition blocks highways in its anti-govt protest

    Albanian opposition members have blocked national highways in their latest protest of a government they accuse of being corrupt and linked to...

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• Apr 25

  • Anzac Day, climate protests, penguins swimming: World in Photos

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

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