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  • Sri Lankan journalists fear situation may worsen after polls

    Sri Lanka's exiled journalists fear the situation for the country's media workers may worsen after this weekend's presidential election

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  • As Hong Kong descends into chaos, China mulls its options

    A sharp escalation of violence in Hong Kong has once again raised the question of how China's central government will respond

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  • China holding 3 Taiwanese over national security suspicions

    China has confirmed it is holding three Taiwanese on suspicion of committing subversion or other crimes against the Chinese state, part of a trend...

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  • Suicide bomber attacks Indonesian police station, injuring 6

    Police say a suicide bomber has blown himself up at a police station in Indonesia's third-largest city, injuring at least six people

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  • Afghan official says Kabul car bomb blast kills 7 people

    Explosion rocks Afghan capital of Kabul during morning commute, killing 7 people, wounding 7 others

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  • AP Explains: The extraordinary rise and fall of Evo Morales

    AP Explains: The surprise resignation of Evo Morales as Bolivia's president can perhaps be matched only by his equally extraordinary rise to power

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  • Police raise security around Hong Kong after night clashes

    Police have increased security around Hong Kong and its university campuses as they brace for more violence after sharp clashes overnight with...

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  • Uncertainty in Bolivia as senator claims interim presidency

    Bolivians have new uncertainty to grapple with now that opposition Sen. Jeanine Añez has declared herself interim president of the crisis-torn Andean...

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  • Economy in mind, Bolsonaro softens tone on China

    Brazil gets closer to China as President Bolsonaro drops rhetoric from last year's campaign trail

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  • Chile enters 26th day of protest with strike, huge marches

    Protests against social inequality in Chile surged through a 26th day with huge demonstrations across the country and a national strike that brought...

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  • Australia's highest court will hear Cardinal Pell's appeal

    Australia's highest court will hear an appeal from the most senior Catholic to be found guilty of sexually abusing children

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  • Afghan president: 3 Taliban released for held US, Australian

    Afghan president says 3 Taliban figures released in effort to get insurgents to free US, Australian prisoner

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  • Venezuelan leader puts militias on patrol ahead of protests

    Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro is beefing up patrols by civilian militias across the nation as political rivals call for mass demonstrations...

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  • Guatemala congress cuts sentences for corruption convictions

    Guatemalan legislators have voted to reduce the possible jail terms for acts of corruption by as much as 50% for those who confess to their acts

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  • The Latest: State Dept. warns against travel to Bolivia

    The U.S. State Department is warning American citizens against traveling to Bolivia because of the unrest that has gripped the Andean nation since a...

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  • Opposition lawmaker claims presidency in crisis-torn Bolivia

    A women's rights activist and former television presenter who became an opposition leader in the Senate has declared herself Bolivia's interim...

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  • Tensions rise as Bolivia opposition leader claims presidency

    Clashes and celebrations break out in Bolivia after opposition Senator assumes country's presidency after Morales resigns

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  • Panama Attorney General Kenia Porcell says she is resigning

    Panama's attorney general has told local media that she will resign after messages between her and former President Juan Carlos Varela were leaked

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  • Spanish king, Cuban president meet in Havana

    Spanish King Felipe VI and Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel have met at the start of the first modern state visit to Cuba by a member of the royal...

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  • Australian wildfires injure firefighters and destroy homes

    Officials say more than 50 homes have been damaged or destroyed and 13 firefighters were injured overnight by catastrophic wildfires across...

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  • Deer-like species rediscovered in wild after more than 25 years

    The deer-like species has been "lost to science" since 1990.

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  • First death reported in nationwide protests wracking Lebanon

    Lebanon's army says a local official with a political party was shot dead by soldiers trying to open a road closed by protesters in southern Beirut,...

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  • Opposition leader in Bolivia's Senate declares herself the country's interim president after resignation of Evo Morales

    Opposition leader in Bolivia's Senate declares herself the country's interim president after resignation of Evo Morales

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  • Australia's highest court agrees to hear appeal from the most senior Catholic to be convicted of child sex abuse

    Australia's highest court agrees to hear appeal from the most senior Catholic to be convicted of child sex abuse

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  • Polish opposition celebrates taking control of Senate

    Poland's opposition parties elected their candidate as speaker of the Senate on Tuesday, a small victory for them that gives them the ability to act...

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  • The Latest: First death reported in Lebanon's protests

    The newspaper of a Lebanese political party says a local official was shot dead in south Beirut during anti-government protests, marking the first...

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  • Lebanese man shot dead during demonstrations in south Beirut, marking first death in 27 days of nationwide protests

    Lebanese man shot dead during demonstrations in south Beirut, marking first death in 27 days of nationwide protests

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  • Apparent pirate attack on ship in Mexico wounds 2 Italians

    Apparent pirate attack on ship in Mexico wounds 2 Italians

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  • The Latest: 8 die as Israeli planes hit Gaza

    Israel has targeted two senior commanders from the Palestinian militant group Islamic Jihad, killing one in the Gaza Strip and missing the second in...

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  • Israel targets Islamic Jihad leader, sending message to Iran

    Israeli strike in Gaza kills Islamic Jihad commander; Syria says Israeli strike in Damascus targets another commander

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  • Bushfires in Australia, Veterans Day, clashes in Baghdad: World in Photos, Nov. 12

    A look at the top photos from around the globe.

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  • Bosnian border police sound alarm over migration pressure

    The chief of Bosnia's border police warms that his guards cannot contain the migratory pressure along the country's eastern border with Serbia

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  • Bomb attack kills 3 soldiers on patrol in northwest Pakistan

    Pakistan says a roadside bomb killed three soldiers and wounded another in a northwestern district bordering Afghanistan

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  • Egypt won't prosecute girl who killed her alleged rapist

    Egypt's top prosecutor says there are no grounds to prosecute a 15-year-old girl who killed a bus driver after he allegedly tried to rape her

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  • German intelligence agencies open new spy school in Berlin

    Germany's intelligence agencies are inaugurating a joint spy school in the heart of Berlin, a city that was dubbed the 'capital of spies' during the...

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  • A look at Israel's targeted killings of militant leaders

    A look at Israel's targeted killings of militant leaders over the years

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  • Mali says several extremists dead in new military offensive

    Mali says several extremists killed in new military offensive in troubled central region

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  • Clinton: UK voters must see Russian influence report

    Hillary Clinton says she's "dumbfounded" the U.K. government has failed to release a report on Russian influence in British politics as the country...

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  • Greek government drops plan to criminalize blasphemy

    Greek officials have scrapped plans to criminalize blasphemy as a law-and-order debate intensified between the country's new conservative government...

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  • Germany's Lufthansa, union agree to arbitration in dispute

    Germany's largest airline, Lufthansa, says it has agreed to enter arbitration with a union representing cabin crew workers, averting the possibility...

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  • AP Photos: Portraits of Hong Kong's masked protesters

    AP Photos: Curious about the young Hong Kong protesters behind the masks, Associated Press photographer Felipe Dana set out to take portraits of them

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  • Tear gas and fires: Hong Kong protests from morning to night

    Protesters in Hong Kong are battling police on multiple fronts as the 5-month-old anti-government movement takes an increasingly violent turn

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  • AP Explains: A look at the Islamic Jihad movement in Gaza

    AP Explains: A look at the Islamic Jihad movement in Gaza following Israel's targeted killing the militant group's top commander there, which has set...

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  • Poor air quality closes schools in Iran's capital

    Dangerously poor air quality has forced Iran's government to close all primary schools in the capital, Tehran, a city home to 10 million people

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  • Legal opinion: EU lawmakers should decide on Catalan leader

    A legal adviser at the EU's highest court says it should fall to the European Parliament, and not to Spain, to decide whether a jailed Catalan leader...

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  • French police detain 18, clear protesters at Spanish border

    French police clear protesters blocking border crossing with Spain

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  • Hungary: Former swim boss denies role in rival's 1998 murder

    The former head of Hungary's swimming federation has denied any role in the 1998 killing of a rival media mogul

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  • Czechs to sign deal to buy 12 US military by year's end

    The Czech defense minister says the government is planning to sign a deal with the U.S. government by year's end to purchase 12 military helicopters

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  • Moldova's government falls after losing no-confidence vote

    Moldova's government coalition between a pro-European group and a Russian-backed party has fallen after losing a no-confidence vote in parliament

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  • Court says EU states must label Israeli settlement products

    The European Union's top court says that EU countries must identify produce made in Israeli settlements on its labels, a ruling that was welcomed by...

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