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  • Yemeni spokesman says rebels seek to ignite Hodeida fighting

    Yemeni government spokesman: Rebels' refusal to withdraw from key port city amount to 'declaration of war'

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  • Jordanian king vows to protect Jerusalem holy sites

    Jordan's king vows to keep protecting Islamic, Christian holy sites in Jerusalem, calling it a 'red line' for his country

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  • South Korea police accuse 4 of secretly filming hotel guests

    The men allegedly filmed 1,600 hotel guests and posted footage online.

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  • Taiwan leader tours Pacific allies, with Hawaii stopover

    Taiwan President Tsai Ing-wen is visiting her island's diplomatic allies in the Pacific on a tour that will end with a stopover in Hawaii

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  • Australia moving 2,000 people from powerful cyclone's path

    About 2,000 people in remote communities in northern Australia being moved inland ahead of a powerful cyclone expected to hit on Saturday

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  • After mosque attacks, New Zealand bans 'military-style' guns

    New Zealand's prime minister announces an immediate ban on sales of "military-style" semi-automatic firearms and high-capacity magazines in the wake...

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  • Afghan officials: 5 killed in blasts at Kabul Shiite shrine

    Afghan officials: 5 people killed, 20 wounded in string of explosions targeting Shiite shrine and cemetery in Kabul

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  • Palestinian official: Israel kills unarmed man in West Bank

    Bethlehem governor says Israeli soldiers shot and killed an unarmed Palestinian man near this West Bank city

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  • Pompeo heads to Lebanon, where Hezbollah is at peak strength

    US Secretary of State Pompeo's Lebanon visit to underscore Trump administration's displeasure over Hezbollah gains

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  • European, Canadian regulators to do own review of Boeing jet

    The decision by Europe and Canada to break with U.S. air-safety regulators over the safety of the Boeing 737 Max is likely to delay the resumption of...

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  • Aid group: Migrants held in Libya suffer from malnutrition

    International charity says dozens of migrants suffering from malnutrition in detention center in Libya's capital

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  • APNewsbreak: Police say immigrant suspect killed for drugs

    APNewsbreak: A detective says a Salvadoran immigrant charged with four Nevada murders told police he robbed and killed his elderly victims during a...

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  • The Latest: NZ police error in murder charge against suspect

    New Zealand police say they inadvertently charged the mosque terror suspect with the murder of a person who is still alive and will need to change the...

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  • New Zealand police say they inadvertently charged mosque terror suspect with murder of person who is still alive

    New Zealand police say they inadvertently charged mosque terror suspect with murder of person who is still alive

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  • New Zealand prime minister announces ban of all assault rifles after mosque shooting

    Rifles, including the ones used in the shooting, will be banned.

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  • Report: Myanmar, China failing to stop 'bride' trafficking

    Human rights group says Myanmar, China failing to stop the trafficking of young women from the conflict-ridden Kachin region into forced "marriages"...

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  • Stories of the victims of the New Zealand mosque attack

    Stories of victims of the attacks at two mosques in Christchurch, New Zealand, where 50 people were killed

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  • Sri Lanka averts rift spilling over to UN rights session

    Sri Lanka's leader has kept a political rift from spilling to a U.N. human rights council meeting by abandoning plans to oppose the prime minister's...

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  • Australia says tensions with Turkey ease after WWI remarks

    Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison says tensions between his country and Turkey have eased after conciliatory comments from President Recep...

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  • Long Thai crisis morphed coup leader's career into politics

    After five years of running Thailand with absolute power, Thailand's junta leader is seeking to hold on to power through the ballot box

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  • New Zealand prime minister announces sweeping gun law changes

    Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern said "every semiautomatic weapon" used in the Christchurch attack will be banned.

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  • Last customers being reconnected to Puerto Rico power grid

    Crews have shut down generators that powered an island off Puerto Rico's coast, the last customers to be reconnected to the U.S. territory's main...

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  • New Zealand prime minister announces immediate ban on all assault weapons, "military-style semi-automatic weapons"

    New Zealand prime minister announces immediate ban on all assault weapons, "military-style semi-automatic weapons"

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  • Nicaragua government says it will free all jailed protesters

    The government of Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega is promising to free all protesters arrested in the last year within 90 days

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  • UK's May asks a wary EU to delay Brexit until June 30

    Nine days before Britain is scheduled to leave the European Union, PM May asks the bloc for a delay, which the exasperated EU will only grant if May...

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  • AP Interview: Thai PM hopeful wants constitutional changes

    The leader of Thailand's oldest political party says Sunday's elections are a chance for the country to get out of the cycle of dictatorships and...

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  • The Latest: NZ imam preparing for emotional Friday prayer

    An imam says he's expecting thousands of people at an emotional Friday prayer in Christchurch, New Zealand, a week after a gunman killed 42 people at...

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  • Briton dies in head-on collision at Texas off-roading event

    An Englishman has been killed in a head-on collision at an off-roading event in Texas

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  • The Latest: Briton dies in crash at Texas off-roading event

    The Englishman who died Saturday after a crash at an off-roading event in North Texas had just gotten engaged

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  • Italy: Bus driver abducts 51 children, sets vehicle on fire

    A bus driver in northern Italy abducted 51 children and their school chaperones before setting the bus on fire at a Carabinieri blockade

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  • Exit poll has populist party in the Netherlands making gains

    An exit poll indicates a right-wing populist party in the Netherlands emerged from provincial elections that also determine the makeup of the Dutch...

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  • UN rights chief: US sanctions could deepen Venezuelan crisis

    The United Nations' high commissioner for human rights worries recent U.S. sanctions aimed at toppling Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro could harm...

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  • Remains of Utah pilot killed in WWII are finally home

    The remains of a World War II pilot shot down in Germany have arrived back in his home state of Utah, where they're expected to be buried

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  • Gunmen fire on uranium convoy in Brazil; no injuries

    The company that operates a nuclear plant in Brazil says that gunmen fired on a convoy carrying uranium fuel, but says they weren't targeting the...

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  • Man who sought drugs smuggled by sled gets 2 more days

    A North Carolina man who court documents say imported drugs from Canada "utilizing the dark web" is going to spend two more days in jail for plotting...

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  • Ukraine introduces new sanctions against Russia

    Ukraine's president has ordered new sanctions against Russian companies and individuals involved in construction and other activities in Crimea

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  • Foreign aid begins flowing to cyclone-hit southern Africa

    Emergency relief starts flowing to east African countries struck by flooding from Cyclone Idai

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  • Report: Slain Mexican journalist's widow targeted by spyware

    An internet watchdog group says the widow of a slain Mexican journalist was the target of an attempted spyware attack 10 days after his death

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  • Shares in Germany's Bayer plunge on US weed killer ruling

    Shares in chemicals manufacturer Bayer fall sharply after a U.S. jury finds weed killer Roundup was a substantial factor in a California man's cancer

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  • Pompeo, in Kuwait, again urges resolution to Gulf crisis

    Pompeo said is hindering efforts to combat regional threats.

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  • Dine under the icy sea at Europe's first underwater restaurant

    Restaurant Under is the first underwater restaurant in Europe and is located in southern Norway.

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  • Mozambique mourns, Zimbabwe buries dead from Cyclone Idai

    Cyclone Idai is one of the most destructive storms to hit southern Africa.

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  • The Latest: Views of Bosnia war crimes case vary within govt

    The Muslim member of Bosnia's multi-ethnic presidency says former Bosnian Serb leader Radovan Karadzic "got the punishment he deserved" from United...

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  • Bosnia divided over UN ruling on wartime leader Karadzic

    Survivors and relatives of the victims of Bosnia's 1992-95 war have applauded life imprisonment for former Bosnian Serb leader Radovan Karadzic, but...

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  • Manfred Weber, leader of center-right EPP alliance in European Parliament, says Viktor Orban's Fidesz party suspended

    Manfred Weber, leader of center-right EPP alliance in European Parliament, says Viktor Orban's Fidesz party suspended

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  • Report: Pilot who hitched a ride saved doomed 737 on next-to-last flight

    Canada and the European Union are refusing to operate Boeing 737 Max planes as the investigations into the downed Ethiopian Airlines Flight 302 and...

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  • International aid deployed after Cyclone Idai devastates several regions in Africa

    As many as 1,000 people are dead and at least 200 are missing nearly a week after the cyclone hit southern Africa.

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  • Algeria tensions: Governing party chief backs protesters

    The acting head of Algeria's governing party says the FLN party is throwing its support behind mass protests against President Abdelaziz Bouteflika

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  • Greek government safeguards majority with new election rule

    Greece's government has safeguarded its razor-thin majority, as lawmakers allow candidates in upcoming European elections to retain their seats in the...

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  • Turkey's Erdogan sparks spat with Australia, New Zealand

    Turkey's president has sparked an acute diplomatic spat with far-off New Zealand and Australia, referring to a key World War I campaign and the more...

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