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  • New Zealand authorities have recovered 6 of at least 8 bodies from volcanic island

    The search began at first light Friday morning.

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  • Brazil's Amazon rainforest and development at a crossroads

    Carved through Amazon jungle during Brazil’s military dictatorship in the 1970s, two highways were built to bend nature to man’s will in the vast...

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  • Britain holds pivotal general election

    British voters go to the polls for the third time in five years to determine whom the public wants to resolve the Brexit stalemate.

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  • Early exit polls indicate huge victory for Conservatives in UK election

    The vote has been described as the “most important vote in a generation.”

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  • The Latest: UK pound surges as exit poll projects Tory win

    The pound has surged after an exit poll in Britain’s Brexit election projected that Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s Conservative Party likely will win...

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  • China, Turkey top annual list of world’s worst jailers of journalists: Watchdog

    The group found at least 250 journalists imprisoned around the world.

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  • Canadian opposition Conservative leader resigns

    Canada's opposition Conservative leader says he's resigning as party leader after weeks of infighting and a disappointing performance in October's...

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  • UK voters decide who they want to resolve Brexit impasse

    British voters are deciding who they want to resolve the stalemate over Brexit.

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  • UK election exit poll suggests Boris Johnson’s Conservatives likely to win majority of seats in Parliament

    UK election exit poll suggests Boris Johnson’s Conservatives likely to win majority of seats in Parliament

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  • Firefighters battle bushfire in Victoria

    Emergency workers used aircraft and ground crews to extinguish flames in Australia.

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  • Vale-commissioned report says no warning before dam collapse

    A new company-commissioned study on a deadly dam break in Brazil finds that none of the structure's monitoring systems gave warning of the collapse...

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  • Chile: Plane that vanished en route to Antarctica found

    Chilean officials say that searchers have recovered parts of a military transport plane that disappeared en route to Antarctica

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  • EU leaders show brief unity in family photo, without UK

    Leaders from across the European Union have posed together for a “family photo” for the first time in years

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  • US send first non-Guatemalan migrant family to Guatemala

    The U.S. government has sent the first non-Guatemalan migrant family to that nation

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  • Cuba tourists barely pass 4 million, in disappointing result

    Cuba’s government has announced that visitor numbers will only reach slightly more than 4 million this year, dealing a blow to a faltering economy...

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  • Algerians are voting for new president or boycotting poll

    Algerians have gone to the polls with five candidates vying to become the country's next president in a divisive election

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  • Former Bolivian leader Morales moves to Argentina

    Officials say former Bolivian President Evo Morales has flown to Argentina, where the new center-left government has granted him political asylum

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  • New Zealand trying to recover bodies on volcanic island

    New Zealand police and military specialists have launched a risky operation to recover the bodies of eight victims of a volcanic eruption

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  • Hifter to begin 'decisive' battle to capture Libyan capital

    The commander of the self-styled Libyan National Army has declared that his troops will embark on a new "decisive" battle to capture the capital...

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  • Laundromat, car dealership, grotto and pubs used in UK vote

    British voters are casting ballots in some unusual locations in the country's rare December election

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  • Baghdad mob kills teen gunman and strings up his corpse

    Iraqi officials say an angry mob has killed a 16-year-old and strung up his corpse by his feet from a traffic pole

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  • Lebanon's FM calls for emergency government of experts

    Lebanon’s foreign minister, an ally of the militant Hezbollah group, has called for an emergency government made up of experts to deal with the...

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  • Impeachment hearings, UK votes, 737 MAX hearing: World in Photos, Dec. 12, 2019

    A look at the top photos from around the globe.

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  • Israel's Netanyahu limps into new election campaign

    Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has managed to buy some much-needed time as he tries to fend off a slew of criminal corruption charges

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  • New Zealand authorities launch risky operation to recover bodies of 8 victims of volcanic eruption

    New Zealand authorities launch risky operation to recover bodies of 8 victims of volcanic eruption

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  • Death toll in hospital shooting in Czech Republic rises to 7

    A hospital spokeswoman says a woman critically injured in a hospital shooting in the Czech Republic has died, raising the death toll to seven

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  • Climate activists lashed to EU building as leaders gather

    A day after the EU's new chief unveiled her “master plan” for climate neutrality, a big question mark remains about the ability to secure a deal for...

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  • Nobel winner's army defense blasted in Myanmar genocide case

    Lawyers seeking to halt what they say is an ongoing genocide in Myanmar have slammed leader and Nobel Peace Prize winner Aung San Suu Kyi's defense of...

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  • 'Starry night' toad rediscovered in Colombia after nearly 3 decades

    The harlequin toad largely vanished from a deadly fungal pathogen.

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  • Iran post office delivers box to minister in drone test

    Iran’s post office has used a drone to test fly a box to the country’s telecommunications minister

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  • Greece: Lawmakers back plan to ax massive bad-loan backlog

    Lawmakers in Greece have approved a state guarantee system aimed reducing a massive volume of non-performing and troubled loans at private banks that...

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  • Ukrainian police arrest suspects in journalist's 2016 murder

    Ukrainian authorities have arrested several suspects in the car-bomb killing of a prominent journalist three years ago

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  • EU leaders set to reject Turkey-Libya maritime border deal

    European Union leaders are set to reject a maritime border deal between Turkey and Libya as invalid

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  • French union warns pension reform strike could hit Christmas

    French President Emmanuel Macron is suggesting that he's ready to make changes to his plans to overhaul the pension system amid nationwide strikes

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  • Europe's new central banker aims to put her stamp on the job

    Christine Lagarde is wasting no time in putting her stamp on the European Central Bank

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  • Canada’s opposition Conservative Party leader says he will resign

    Canada’s opposition Conservative Party leader says he will resign

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  • Controversial Zapata painting will stay on display in Mexico

    Mexico's culture ministry says a controversial painting of a Mexican Revolution hero will remain on exhibit

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  • Debris from missing Chilean plane may have been found, officials say

    There were 38 people aboard the military cargo plane when it vanished Monday.

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  • What the world's oldest cave painting to tell a story depicts

    The intricate hunting scene details human-like figures pursuing a buffalo.

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  • Sold to China as a bride, she came home on brink of death

    The suspicious death of a Pakistani woman adds to growing evidence of mistreatment and abuses inflicted on hundreds of women and girls from the...

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  • Denmark to send frigate to European-led mission in Gulf

    Denmark says it will send a frigate with a crew of about 155 and a helicopter to a European-led military mission aimed at monitoring shipping lanes in...

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  • Multitude flocks to Mexico's Basilica of Guadalupe

    A multitude surrounds Mexico City's Basilica of Our Lady of Guadalupe on the feast day of Mexico's patroness

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  • Chile finds human remains from missing military plane

    Chile's defense minister says human remains have been found from a military aircraft that disappeared on a flight to Antarctica

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  • Wealthy German family gives millions to Holocaust survivors

    One of Germany’s richest families is giving millions to support Holocaust survivors with critical needs as it seeks to atone for its use of forced...

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  • Chilean defense minister says searchers have found plane that vanished on flight to Antarctica

    Chilean defense minister says searchers have found plane that vanished on flight to Antarctica

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  • Election going to the dogs: Polling station pooches trending

    Britain's general election is going to the dogs

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  • Christmas cards collected for jailed Hong Kong protesters

    Protesters in Hong Kong have written hundreds of Christmas cards for people jailed in the city's pro-democracy movement

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  • Chilean defense minister reports finding human remains from military plane that disappeared on flight to Antarctica.

    Chilean defense minister reports finding human remains from military plane that disappeared on flight to Antarctica.

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  • German doctor fined again over abortion advertising ban

    A German doctor has been convicted once again of violating a ban on advertising abortions

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  • Serbian journalists protest alleged state pressure on media

    A few dozen Serbian journalists have protested what they say are deteriorating media freedoms under populist President Aleksandar Vucic

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