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  • Over 2,000 Central American migrants try to enter Mexico

    More than 2,000 Central American migrants on Saturday surged onto a bridge spanning the Suchiate River between southern Mexico and Guatemala as...

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  • Splits in France's strike movement trigger fears of violence

    As some French workers return to their jobs after six weeks of strikes, more radical groups are trying to keep a protest movement against proposed...

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  • Prince Harry, Meghan to give up 'royal highness' titles

    Buckingham Palace says Prince Harry and his wife, Meghan, will no longer use the titles "royal highness" or receive public funds after a deal was...

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  • Quake shakes eastern Indonesia; no initial report of damage

    A strong inland earthquake has struck Indonesia's easternmost Papua province, but there were no immediate reports of major damage or casualties

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  • Sweden summons Chinese envoy over 'lightweight boxer' remark

    Sweden's government summoned the Chinese ambassador to discuss his remarks.

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  • Olympic site used for 2016 Rio games shut over safety issues

    The Olympic Park in Rio de Janeiro has been closed over concerns about the safety of the complex used for the 2016 games in Brazil

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  • Rare coin of Britain's King Edward VIII fetches record $1.3M

    A rare gold coin bearing the image of Britain's King Edward VIII before his love-inspired abdication has sold for 1 million pounds ($1.3 million), a...

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  • Newfoundland reeling after blizzard buries capital

    Canada's weather agency has ended a blizzard warning for the St. John's, Newfoundland area but a rare state of emergency and storm surge warning...

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  • Officials: Palestinian wounds Israeli man in stabbing

    Israeli authorities say a man has been moderately wounded after a Palestinian attacker stabbed him in the West Bank

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  • Russia's Putin says he opposes unlimited presidential term

    But he's called for constitutional changes that could help him stay in power.

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  • Poland: Far-right party chooses presidential candidate

    Poland's far-right Confederation party has chosen a lawmaker who previously led an ultra-nationalist youth organization as its candidate in the...

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  • Lebanon police fire tear gas at protesters amid Beirut riots

    Riot police have fired tears gas and sprayed water cannon near parliament in Lebanon's capital to disperse thousands of protesters

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  • Man reports fake bomb threat to delay flight he was running late for: Police

    "There may be a bomb on the plane, you need to delay it," he allegedly said.

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  • Contenders to lead UK Labour Party stress unity after loss

    British politicians vying to replace Jeremy Corbyn as leader of the opposition Labour Party have held their first campaign event in Liverpool

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  • Iran to send flight recorders from downed jet to Ukraine

    An Iranian official says Iran will send the black box flight recorders from the Ukrainian jetliner it accidentally shot down last week to Ukraine for...

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• Jan 18

  • Putin's moves leave Russian opposition with few options

    Russian President Vladimir Putin has announced what many see as a strategy for staying in power well past the end of his term in 2024

    Jan 18

• Jan 18

  • Protesters in Berlin support environment-friendly farming

    Demonstrators in Berlin have called for more environment-friendly agricultural practices at a protest in Berlin, among them farmers with more than 150...

    Jan 18

• Jan 18

  • Venezuelan theater becomes Plan B in lawmakers' turf battle

    The Venezuelan opposition led by Juan Guaidó in the coming days will likely make its third attempt to get inside its legislative building in downtown...

    Jan 18

• Jan 18

  • Libya's eastern-based forces move to halt oil exports

    The National Oil Corporation in Libya says a decision by east-based forces to choke off oil exports from its territory has threatened to throttle much...

    Jan 18

• Jan 18

  • Philippine volcano simmers, officials brace for long crisis

    Philippine officials say they're bracing for a long crisis whether the Taal volcano erupts more disastrously or simmers precariously for weeks or...

    Jan 18

• Jan 18

  • China's Xi ends Myanmar visit with flurry of agreements

    Chinese President Xi Jinping has ended a two-day state visit to Myanmar after attending the signing a raft of agreements buttressing bilateral...

    Jan 18

• Jan 18

  • Thai military holds ceremony to swear allegiance to king

    Thailand's king has presided over an oath-taking ceremony at an army base where almost 7,000 soldiers and police paraded to mark Armed Forces Day

    Jan 18

• Jan 18

  • At least 2 killed, 20 wounded in bombing near Somali capital

    Police in Somalia say at least two people were killed and more than 20 others wounded when a suicide car bomber targeted a construction site along a...

    Jan 18

• Jan 18

  • Turkey's Erdogan: Europe must back Libyan govt in Tripoli

    Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan says European Union must support the internationally recognized Libyan government in Tripoli

    Jan 18

• Jan 18

  • Minister: Germany needs China's Huawei to build 5G network

    Germany's interior minister is suggesting that his country can't build a 5G mobile network without Chinese tech giant Huawei, at least for now

    Jan 18

• Jan 18

  • UK plans Brexit celebrations but warns businesses may suffer

    The British government is planning celebrations to mark its official departure from the European Union on Jan. 31 but is still warning that some U.K....

    Jan 18

• Jan 18

  • Sri Lanka lifts ban on drones imposed after Easter attacks

    Sri Lankan authorities have lifted a ban on drones that was imposed after the Easter Sunday attacks that left 263 people dead in the Indian Ocean...

    Jan 18

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  • 4 SKoreans, 3 Nepal guides missing in avalanche; 30 rescued

    An avalanche has swept a popular trekking route in Nepal's mountains, leaving at least four South Koreans and three Nepali guides missing

    Jan 18

• Jan 18

  • AP Photos: Taal volcano emits ash, threatening more eruption

    The Taal volcano near the Philippine capital has emitted more ash clouds, posing the threat of another eruption

    Jan 18

• Jan 17

  • Four more cases identified in China's viral pneumonia outbreak

    Four more cases have been identified in a viral pneumonia outbreak in a central Chinese city that has killed two and prompted the United States and...

    Jan 17

• Jan 17

  • Panama man pulled 2 children from clutches of killer cult

    Indigenous farmer Josué González recalls how his pregnant wife and children were taken from their home by religious fanatics in a remote hamlet in...

    Jan 17

• Jan 17

  • Honduras government fails to extend anti-corruption mission

    Honduras says it has failed to reach an agreement with the Organization of American States to extend the mandate of an anti-corruption mission that...

    Jan 17

• Jan 17

  • US couple found dead in Tijuana, son-in-law charged

    Mexican authorities say a United States couple missing for a week in Tijuana have been found buried on the property of one of their homes in Tijuana

    Jan 17

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  • China population now over 1.4 billion as birthrate falls

    China's population has crept past 1.4 billion last year for the first time, even as the birthrate continues to fall

    Jan 17

• Jan 17

  • Puerto Rico to open schools after 6.4 quake despite concerns

    Puerto Rico’s government is opening public schools in late January without knowing if they can withstand a big earthquake as concerns grow about...

    Jan 17

• Jan 17

  • South Korea to decide fate of 1st transgender soldier

    In the first such case in South Korea, military officials will determine next week whether to discharge a soldier who recently undertook gender...

    Jan 17

• Jan 17

  • Meteor streaks over Puerto Rico, unsettling some amid quakes

    A meteor streaking low across the sky in Puerto Rico has set social media abuzz, with the spectacle amazing some people and unsettling others on an...

    Jan 17

• Jan 17

  • Iran's top leader strikes defiant tone amid month of turmoil

    Iran's supreme leader has lashed out at Western countries while leading Friday prayers in Tehran for the first time in eight years

    Jan 17

• Jan 17

  • UK announces plan to mark the Brexit moment on Jan. 31

    The British government has announced plans for gala events on the night of Jan. 31 when the country officially leaves the European Union after a...

    Jan 17

• Jan 17

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

    Defense lawyers argue a senior executive of the Chinese tech giant Huawei should not be extradited to the U.S. because her actions would not be...

    Jan 17

• Jan 17

  • Blizzard prompts state of emergency in Newfoundland capital

    The capital of the Canadian province of Newfoundland and Labrador has declared a rare state of emergency as blizzard conditions descend on the city...

    Jan 17

• Jan 17

  • Nicaragua's opposition unites against Ortega administration

    Nicaragua's two main opposition groups have announced the formation of a coalition aimed at winning the 2021 elections and putting President Daniel...

    Jan 17

• Jan 17

  • Protesters in face masks march against Belgrade's smog

    Hundreds of people have rallied in Serbia's capital to protest the heavy pollution that has gripped Belgrade in recent days

    Jan 17

• Jan 17

  • Haitian president says he wants to reform constitution

    Haitian President Jovenel Moïse says he wants to use his new power to govern by executive order to reform the constitution and make the country easier...

    Jan 17

• Jan 17

  • Officials, activists: 2 Iraqi protesters killed in Baghdad

    Iraqi officials and activists say two protesters have been killed and dozens wounded in renewed violence in central Baghdad

    Jan 17

• Jan 17

  • Canada provides money to families after plane shot down

    Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says his government will give Canadian $25,000 (US$19,122) to the families of each of the 57 citizens and 29 permanent...

    Jan 17

• Jan 17

  • Fiat Chrysler in talks with Foxconn to develop electric cars

    Fiat Chrysler is in talks with the Taiwanese company Foxconn to develop and manufacture battery electric vehicles

    Jan 17

• Jan 17

  • Guatemala sends troops to fight gangs in 2 high-crime areas

    Guatemala’s new president has announced a state of alert for two municipalities with high crime rates to combat gang activity

    Jan 17

• Jan 17

  • Iraqi officials and activists say 2 anti-government protesters killed and over a dozen wounded in renewed violence

    Iraqi officials and activists say 2 anti-government protesters killed and over a dozen wounded in renewed violence

    Jan 17

• Jan 17

  • Zimbabwe police raid opposition party offices, seek machetes

    Zimbabwe police have raided the offices of the country’s main opposition party, and a spokesman says the officers were looking for machetes

    Jan 17