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  • Canada’s defense minister says China is not an adversary

    Canada's defense minister says China is not an adversary despite the arbitrary detention of two Canadians

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  • Mexico arrests judge linked by US to notorious cartel

    Mexican authorities say they have arrested a judge who the U.S. Treasury Department alleges is linked to the Jalisco New Generation cartel, one of the...

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  • The Latest: Colombia president orders curfew in capital city

    Colombian President Iván Duque has ordered a curfew in the nation’s capital amid continuing unrest following a massive march

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  • Colombian president orders curfew in capital city as unrest continues after massive march

    Colombian president orders curfew in capital city as unrest continues after massive march

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  • Puerto Rico governor’s mansion to feature original color

    Crews are painting the historic governor’s mansion in Puerto Rico’s capital to match its original color from the 16th century

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  • 1st in vitro Puerto Rico crested toad gives scientists hope

    A critically endangered Puerto Rican toad has for the first time been born via in vitro fertilization as U.S. scientists attempt to save it from...

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  • Bougainville vote could help create world’s newest nation

    The Pacific people of Bougainville will on Saturday begin voting in a historic referendum to decide if they want to become the world’s newest nation...

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  • With da Silva free, Brazil’s Workers’ Party seeks strategy

    As Brazil’s largest party gathers to plan the future, a figure that has dominated its past looms ever larger: Former President Luiz Inacio Lula da...

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  • Bolivian officials accuse Evo Morales of terrorism, sedition

    Bolivia’s interim government is accusing ousted leftist President Evo Morales of terrorism and sedition

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  • Dutch police: 2 trains possibly hit by gunfire; no injuries

    Police say two trains in the southern Netherlands may have been hit by gunfire

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  • 4 protesters killed, raising death toll in Baghdad clashes

    Officials say four Iraqi protesters were killed and 65 wounded in a second day of clashes with security forces near a strategic bridge in Baghdad

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  • UK party leaders grilled by wary voters on Brexit and more

    The leaders of Britain’s four biggest political parties are facing tough questions from a studio audience as the focus of the election broadens beyond...

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  • Colombia president orders curfew in capital following unrest

    Colombian President Iván Duque ordered a curfew in the nation’s capital Friday amidst continuing unrest following a massive march a day before

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  • Netanyahu’s woes mirror those of his ally Trump

    Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s indictment on corruption charges could foreshadow the fate of his good friend and political doppelganger,...

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  • Mexican Congress approves budget after protests

    Mexico’s lower house of Congress has approved the 2020 federal budget after protests and blockades by farm groups forced legislators to meet at a...

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  • Mali charges 2 men with supporting Islamic extremist group

    Mali’s intelligence services say they have arrested two men accused of providing logistical support to the Islamic extremist group Ansarul Islam in...

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  • Algerians mark 40th week of anti-government protests

    Thousands of Algerians have taken to the capital’s streets to mark the 40th consecutive Friday of vociferous protests against the North African...

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  • Treasure hunters jailed for stealing Anglo-Saxon treasure worth over $3.8 million

    Four men were sentenced in connection with the theft in the UK on Friday.

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  • Treasure hunters jailed for stealing coins, jewelry worth $3.8M

    Four men were found guilty and sentenced in connection to the theft of an Anglo-Saxon treasure hoard.

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  • Prince Andrew steps back from public duties after 'ill-judged association' to Epstein

    The prince has faced heavy criticism over his friendship with Jeffrey Epstein.

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  • Cuba lays out rules governing surveillance, informants

    Cuba has publicly laid out the rules governing the extensive, longstanding surveillance and undercover investigation of the island’s 11 million people

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  • 10 men found in trailer arrested on suspicion of immigration offenses

    The driver of the truck has also been arrested, police said.

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  • Trump's impeachment notes, big wave surfing, flooding: The Week in Pictures

    A look at this week's top photos from around the globe.

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  • AP Explains: Bolivia aims for a new vote _ without Morales

    AP Explains: Bolivia is struggling to stabilize after weeks of anti-government protests and violence in which at least 30 people have been killed. The...

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  • Israel braces for political fight after Netanyahu indictment

    The indictment of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is expected to sharpen the battle lines in Israel’s already deadlocked political system and could...

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  • Poland approves controversial judges to constitutional court

    Poland’s parliament has elected three new judges to the constitutional court who were nominated by the conservative ruling party _ including two who...

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  • France’s Macron defends job losses at blue-collar factory

    A defiant Emmanuel Macron has told laid-off employees at a troubled French appliance factory in his home town that it wasn’t his government’s fault...

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  • Rabbi who challenged Brazil’s dictatorship dies in Miami

    Rabbi Henry Sobel, a leading human rights activist during Brazil’s military dictatorship, has died of lung cancer in a Miami hospital

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  • UK’s disgraced Prince Andrew faces uncertain role in future

    Prince Andrew is cutting back on travel plans and facing an uncertain future now that he has stepped back from the royal role he embraced for his...

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  • Bosnian govt fires care home overseers over abuse claims

    The government of one of Bosnia’s two autonomous parts has fired members of the oversight team of a public care home after an opposition lawmaker...

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  • Maltese police search yacht amid journalist slaying probe

    Maltese police have searched the yacht of a local businessman who’s being questioned about the car-bomb slaying of an investigative journalist

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  • Ivory Coast arrests 2 of EU’s most wanted criminals

    Ivory Coast arrests 2 of EU’s most wanted criminals wanted for murder in Belgium in 1996

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  • Isolated Iceland newly vulnerable to computer scams

    Improvements in translation apps have led to a spike in online scams targeting the people of Iceland, who speak a complex dialect of Old Norse.

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  • In a first, IBM’s computer debater faces off against itself

    IBM’s artificial intelligence debating technology faces off against itself, in a world-first demonstration of what the future might hold

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  • Equatorial Guinea says pirates kidnap 7 foreigners off coast

    Equatorial Guinea says pirates kidnap 7 foreigners in Gulf of Guinea, world’s current hotspot

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  • Court: Dutch govt doesn’t have to repatriate kids from Syria

    A Dutch appeals court has overturned a lower court’s order that the government must attempt to bring home children whose mothers traveled to Syria to...

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  • Iran internet slowly revives; US sanctions telecom minister

    The internet has slowly trickled back on in Iran after a dayslong shutdown by authorities amid protests and unrest that followed government-set...

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  • Serbia president defends minister in plagiarism dispute

    Serbia’s president has dismissed calls for the resignation of the Balkan country’s finance minister triggered by a university ruling that he...

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  • Parallel national day rallies by Lebanon protesters, leaders

    Lebanese top leaders appear together for first time since government resigned, attending military parade marking Independence Day

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  • Police make another arrest in connection to 39 found dead in tractor-trailer

    A 23-year-old man was taken into custody in the early hours of Friday morning.

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  • Greece: EU ignored request to help refugee children

    Greece’s prime minister says European Union nations have failed to respond to a request to take in 3,000 unaccompanied minors currently living in...

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  • Pope urges Thais young and old to practice faith with joy

    Pope Francis ministered to Thailand’s tiny Catholic community Friday, urging Thais young and old to practice their faith with joy and with “a Thai...

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  • Merkel’s heir apparent takes on critics, wins applause

    Chancellor Angela Merkel’s embattled heir apparent sought to silence critics Friday, challenging members of the Christian Democratic Party to replace...

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  • Severe flooding in Republic of Congo displaces 50,000 people

    Severe flooding in Republic of Congo displaces at least 50,000 people

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  • Somali Canadian peace activist was killed by stray bullet

    Somali Canadian peace activist was killed by stray bullet in Mogadishu, African Union says

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  • UN: Bodies of at least 6 migrants found on Libyan coast

    The U.N. migration agency says the bodies of at least 6 migrants were found on Libya’s Mediterranean coast

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  • Otto Warmbier’s parents hope to go to DMZ, look ‘evil’ in the eye

    Cindy and Fred Warmbier spoke at a press conference in South Korea.

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  • 13 more bodies of soldiers found days after Mali attack

    13 more bodies of soldiers found in Mali days after extremist attack that killed at least 30

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  • German mayor resigns after far-right threats, intimidation

    The mayor of an eastern German town says she is resigning after receiving repeated threats from the far right

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  • South Africa’s airline says deal reached to end strike

    South Africa’s state-owned airline says deal reached to end week-long strike

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