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  • Israeli army kills 3 Palestinians after attack by Gaza fence

    The Israeli military said its soldiers killed three Palestinians who crossed the Gaza border fence and threw an explosive device at troops on Tuesday

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  • Mexico begins flying, busing migrants back to Honduras

    Hundreds of Central American migrants who waded across a river into Mexico in hopes of eventually reaching the U.S. are being sent back to their...

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  • Netanyahu tries to rally global opposition to ICC case

    Israel's prime minister is calling on the world to take “concrete actions” against the International Criminal Court ahead of a possible war-crimes...

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  • Police close office of Venezuela opposition leader Guaidó

    Venezuelan security forces loyal to President Nicolás Maduro have surrounded and closed the building that houses the offices of opposition leader Juan...

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  • Huawei CFO lawyers say her alleged crimes no crime in Canada

    Lawyers for a senior executive of Chinese tech giant Huawei argued Tuesday allowing her extradition to the United States would result in Canada bowing...

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  • New government in crisis-hit Lebanon ends 3-month vacuum

    A new Cabinet has been announced in crisis-hit Lebanon breaking a months-long impasse amid ongoing mass protests against the country's ruling elite

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  • Changing tack, French militants turn off power to press govt

    French strikers are using other pressure tactics against government plans to overhaul the pension system

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  • New Cabinet announced in crisis-hit Lebanon ends three-month political vacuum

    New Cabinet announced in crisis-hit Lebanon ends three-month political vacuum

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  • Brazil prosecutors to charge Vale, individuals over disaster

    Prosecutors in the Brazilian state of Minas Gerais say they will bring charges against mining giant Vale, its German auditor Tuv Sud, and 16...

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  • Brazilian prosecutors accuse Glenn Greenwald in hacking case

    Brazilian prosecutors are accusing U.S. journalist Glenn Greenwald of involvement in hacking the phones of officials involved in a corruption...

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  • Thunberg tells Davos climate awareness is only first step

    Greta Thunberg has wasted little time in pushing back against President Donald Trump's description of climate campaigners as “the perennial prophets...

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  • A look back at Auschwitz, 75 years after its liberation

    Seventy-five years after the liberation of the Nazi death camp Auschwitz by the Soviet Red Army, survivors from around the world will return to the...

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  • Prince Harry reunites with Meghan and Archie in Canada

    Prince Harry has reunited with his wife Meghan in Canada as he steps back from royal duties

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  • Saudi-led coalition resumes airstrikes near Yemeni capital

    Yemeni officials say the Saudi-led military coalition fighting in Yemen is stepping up its bombing campaign near the rebel-held capital

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  • US calls for 'immediate' resumption of Libyan oil production

    The U.S. Embassy in Libya is calling for the immediate resumption of oil production in the country, pressuring eastern Libyan forces who have sought...

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  • Allegations bite into business of 'Africa's richest woman'

    Portuguese bank EuroBic says it will stop doing business with companies and people linked to its main shareholder Isabel dos Santos after an...

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  • Iran acknowledges Russian-made missiles targeted Ukraine jet

    Iran has acknowledged that its armed forces fired two Russian anti-aircraft missiles at a Ukrainian jetliner that crashed after taking off from...

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  • Putin names new Cabinet as key members of Russian govt stay

    Russian President Vladimir Putin has formed his new Cabinet, replacing many of its members but keeping his foreign, defense and finance ministers in...

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  • Poland calls on Putin to tell truth at WWII event

    Poland has appealed to Russian President Vladimir Putin to refrain from using World War II and Holocaust victims for current political goals and...

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  • Violence in northern Syria kills 17, including whole family

    Syrian opposition activists say airstrikes on rebel-held parts of northwest Syria and rebel shelling of government-held areas have killed at least 17...

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  • Survivor stories spotlight Auschwitz liberation anniversary

    Seventy-five years after the Auschwitz death camp was liberated, Maurice Gluck is one of 75 Holocaust survivors featured in a commemorative photo...

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  • NATO chief seeks beefed-up training role in Iraq

    NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg says the alliance should boost its military training operation in Iraq

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  • Canada to approve new NAFTA free trade deal next week

    Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says Canada will move next week to formally approve the  new North American trade agreement

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  • Scientists find evidence of oldest impact structure on Earth

    The 40-mile wide crater is more than 2.2 billion years old.

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  • UK's Lords slam government's Brexit bill over child migrants

    Britain’s Parliament has urged Prime Minister Boris Johnson to think again on part of his key Brexit bill and restore a promise to reunite child...

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  • UK's Lords slam government's Brexit bill over child migrants

    Britain’s Parliament has urged Prime Minister Boris Johnson to think again on part of his key Brexit bill and restore a promise to reunite child...

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  • Belarus imports oil from Norway after Russia halts supplies

    Belarus has started importing oil from Norway after its main oil provider, Russia, suspended supplies earlier this month amid stalled talks on further...

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  • Britain's EU Journey: When De Gaulle said 'non' twice

    Britain officially leaves the European Union on Jan. 31 after a debilitating political period that has bitterly divided the nation since the 2016...

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  • Mexico homicide rate edges up in 2019; rate of rise slows

    The number of homicides in Mexico rose to 35,588 in 2019, but the rate of annual increase in murders has slowed

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  • Many Lebanese say acting FM has no business being at Davos

    Lebanon’s acting foreign minister is attending the elite annual World Economic Forum in the Swiss village Davos

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  • Winter storm lashes Spanish coast, leaves 4 dead, power cuts

    A winter storm lashing much of Spain has left 200,000 people without electricity, closed down schools and blocked roads

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  • Abused circus animals arrive at sanctuary

    Twelve tigers and five lions have been relocated to South Africa after being rescued from circuses in Guatemala following years of abuse and...

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  • US House Speaker Pelosi visits Auschwitz before anniversary

    U.S. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi has led a six-member congressional delegation to the Auschwitz memorial site in southern Poland ahead of the 75th...

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  • American journalist freed in Lebanon after questioning

    An American freelance journalist who was detained in Beirut on suspicion of broadcasting live footage to an Israeli news outlet says he has been...

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  • Bangladesh court orders 231 factories closed to save river

    Bangladesh's High Court has asked authorities to shut 231 factories surrounding the highly polluted main river in the nation’s capital

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  • Dutch court keeps father who isolated family in custody

    A Dutch court has detained for three more months a Dutch father accused of shutting his children off from the outside world for years and of...

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  • UK Labour contest down to 4 contenders after Phillips quits

    One of the five contenders to lead Britain’s main opposition Labour Party dropped out of the race on Tuesday after struggling to build momentum behind...

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  • Thai officials meet with major Southern insurgent group

    Thai officials have held their first formal meeting in recent years with Muslim separatists from southern Thailand belonging to the Barisan Revolusi...

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  • Central banks join to study possible digital currencies

    Some of the world's most influential central banks are joining together to study possible digital currencies

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  • Zimbabwe opposition leader vows street protests on the way

    Zimbabwe’s main opposition leader says he will roll out anti-government street protests this year

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  • Death toll up to 10 in Ethiopia platform collapse; 250 hurt

    Regional officials in Ethiopia have confirmed 10 deaths and 250 people injured after a wooden platform collapsed during a religious event the day...

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  • Spain declares climate emergency, gets climate plan ready

    Spain’s new government has declared a national climate emergency, taking a formal first step toward enacting ambitious measures to fight climate...

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  • Across the Pond: New fears over coronavirus

    Plus: Migrants clash with Mexican troops on Guatemala border

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  • Top judge set to become first female president in Greece

    A high court judge is set to become Greece's first female president after two opposition parties sided with the center-right government's nomination

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  • Otherworldly bioluminescent algae makes ocean glow bright blue

    This otherworldly bioluminescent algae was captured on camera in Jervis Bay, Australia, with the colorful phenomenon making the ocean glow bright...

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  • China sentences ex-boss of Interpol to 13 years for bribes

    China has sentenced the former president of Interpol to 13 years and six months in prison on charges of accepting more than $2 million in bribes

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  • Evacuations in Cologne before World War II bomb defusing

    Authorities say explosives experts in the German city of Cologne have successfully defused an unexploded American bomb from World War II

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  • As ethnic violence persists in Congo, many fleeing to Uganda

    Hundreds of Congolese have fled to Uganda in recent days to escape deadly ethnic violence

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