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  • Macron says Bannon, Russians eroding Europe ahead of EU vote

    French President Emmanuel Macron is accusing former Trump strategist Steve Bannon and Russian oligarchs of conspiring with Europe's nationalists to...

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  • Argentina: Fernández in court for first corruption trial

    Argentina's Fernández appears in court for first in a series of corruption trials

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  • Yemen's Houthi rebels target Saudi Arabian city with drone

    Air defense crews raced to action in the southern Saudi Arabian city of Najran Tuesday night to intercept an attack from Iran-backed Yemeni Houthi...

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  • UK government promises to do utmost to help British Steel

    U.K. union leaders are set to lay out their concerns to the government amid reports that British Steel is facing bankruptcy within days

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  • EU election: Farage supporters eager for Brexit litmus test

    The European Parliament elections every five years are generally sleepy affairs in Britain

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  • Israel expands Gaza fishing zone, implementing cease-fire

    Israel says it is expanding the permitted fishing zone off Gaza's coast, the latest sign that a cease-fire deal with Palestinian militants is moving...

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  • Hurricane Center: Andrea will 'degenerate,' no harm to land

    The first named storm of the Atlantic season is fizzling out over the western Atlantic, far from any shore

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  • Israel expands Gaza fishing zone, implementing cease-fire

    Israel says it is expanding the permitted fishing zone off Gaza's coast, the latest sign that a cease-fire deal with Palestinian militants is moving...

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  • Ex-Philippine judge says she was held at Hong Kong airport

    A former Philippine Supreme Court justice who once accused Chinese President Xi Jinping of crimes against humanity before the International Criminal...

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  • Greece: Supreme court hears appeal for far-left killer

    Greece's supreme court examines the rejection of a furlough request by a hunger-striking extremist serving multiple life sentences for the killing of...

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  • The Latest: Rouhani: US economic pressure won't defeat Iran

    Iran's President Hassan Rouhani says the United States will not defeat Iran with economic pressure

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  • Death penalty possible in Myanmar cannabis farm case

    A court in Myanmar has formally charged an American man and two local co-workers with violating drug laws concerning marijuana, with potential...

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  • Bahrain defends decision to host White House Mideast meeting

    Bahrain is defending its decision to host a White House-engineered conference to address the Israeli-Palestinian crisis, saying its only objective is...

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  • Ukraine's leader disbands parliament, calls snap election

    Ukraine's newly-sworn president orders to dissolve the nation's legislature and call snap elections within two months, hoping to ride the wave of his...

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  • Duchess of Cambridge, inflated pink flamingo, President Donald Trump: World in Photos

    Here's a look at the top photos from around the globe.

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  • Yemen's Houthi rebels target Saudi city as tensions are high in the Middle East

    Yemen's Iranian-allied Houthi rebels say they hit a Saudi weapons depot.

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  • Iraqi PM says he wants to end tensions between Iran and US

    State-run Iraqi media is quoting Prime Minister Adel Abdul-Mahdi as saying that Baghdad will send delegations to the U.S. and Iran to help end...

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  • Documents shine rare light on Syrian government crackdown

    Documents said to have been found in abandoned Syrian government offices reveal reach of Assad's security agencies

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  • The Latest: Ukraine leader calls snap parliamentary election

    Ukraine's new president has signed a decree dissolving the parliament and calling a snap election in two months

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  • Ukraine's new president signs decree to disband parliament, calls snap parliamentary election

    Ukraine's new president signs decree to disband parliament, calls snap parliamentary election

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  • Official: Poland entitled to seek German WWII reparations

    A Polish official says there exist no documents or records to show that Poland ever renounced its right to seek World War II reparations from Germany

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  • Greek fighter jets overfly North Macedonia under NATO tests

    North Macedonia says fighter jets from neighboring Greece have carried out NATO-linked test overflights of its territory as part of the country's...

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  • Formula One racing legend Niki Lauda dies at the age of 70

    Lauda was best known for a remarkable comeback season in 1976.

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  • Dutch police arrest Syrian suspected of war crimes, terror

    Dutch prosecutors say police have arrested a Syrian on suspicion of war crimes and terrorism in his home country where he allegedly was a commander in...

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  • AP Explains: How Yemen's rebels increasingly deploy drones

    AP Explains: US once owned Yemen skies with its drones, now Iran-backed rebels increasingly use drones in civil war

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  • Austrian chancellor set to face confidence vote next week

    Austrian Chancellor Sebastian Kurz is expected to face a no-confidence vote in parliament next week after his governing coalition collapsed over a...

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  • Vatican financial watchdog boasts steady progress on reform

    The Vatican's financial watchdog says that after nearly 10 years of reforms, the Holy See has a "fully functioning" system of financial regulation and...

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  • UK's May tweaks Brexit deal in last-ditch bid to win support

    British Prime Minister Theresa May has secured backing from her Cabinet for tweaks to her proposed European Union divorce terms that she hopes can...

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  • Sherpa keeps breaking his own Everest summit record

    The guide has now reached the top 24 times.

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  • Burger King to expand sales of new meatless burger to Europe

    Burger King will launch in Sweden a version of its Impossible Whopper, the plant-based burgers that have attracted attention in the United States for...

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  • Egypt says security forces kill 16 militants in Sinai

    Egypt says its police forces have killed 16 militants in raids in the restive northern part of the Sinai Peninsula

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  • Poland's sextuplets doing fine as mom visits her newborns

    The 29-year-old mother of Poland's new-born sextuplets has been able to visit her babies in hospital, and all are doing fine despite being born weeks...

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  • Indian state lawmaker killed in suspected rebel ambush

    Police say an Indian lawmaker in the northeastern state of Arunachal Pradesh has been killed in an ambush by suspected rebels

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  • Serbia introduces life sentence amid EU criticism

    Serbian lawmakers have voted to introduce life imprisonment without parole for gravest criminal acts despite criticism from Council of Europe's top...

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  • Egypt to hike electricity prices in July

    Egypt says it will raise electricity prices for households and businesses by an average of 15 percent, the latest in a series of austerity measures...

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  • EU's Frontex deploys border guard teams in Albania

    Teams of the European Border and Coast Guard Agency, or Frontex, will join Albania's police patrolling land border and coast to better cope with...

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  • Heavy rainfall in Germany causes flooding, leaves 1 dead

    Heavy rainfall in Germany has caused widespread flooding, particularly in the south, leaving one person dead

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  • Across the Pond: Maduro calls for early National Assembly elections

    Plus, Saudi Arabia claims to have intercepted Houthi missiles, and a pro-Brexit politician gets a milkshake bath.

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  • Spain: Jailed Catalans, far right deputies in new Parliament

    A fragmented Spanish Parliament has convened for the first time, including five Catalan politicians released from prison for the occasion and escorted...

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  • Bomb-carrying drone from Yemen rebels targets Saudi airport

    Yemen's Houthi rebels say they launched bomb-laden drone targeting Saudi airport with military base

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  • Vigil at start of trial for German man who killed ex-wife

    Women's rights activists in Germany have staged a vigil for a woman slain by her ex-husband last year amid anger that he isn't being tried for murder

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  • UK man charged with assault over Farage milkshake-throwing

    Pro-Brexit politician Nigel Farage was hit with a milkshake while campaigning

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  • German Holocaust archive puts millions of documents online

    The International Tracing Service in Bad Arolsen, Germany, has uploaded more than 13 million documents from Nazi concentration camps including...

    May 21

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  • Voters in Malawi go to polls to elect president, parliament

    More than 6 million Malawians are voting Tuesday for president, parliament and local councils in the country's sixth election since the 1994 end of...

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  • Australia government says it won't break tax cut pledge

    Australia's newly reelected government says its promise to slash income taxes might be delivered late but will not be broken as it seeks to stimulate...

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  • 8 more days' custody for Cyprus' confessed serial killer

    Cypriot army captain who confessed to killing seven foreign women and girls will remain in police custody for another eight days

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  • Libyan capital, under siege, gets water back after 2 days

    Libyan capital, under siege by commander Hifter's forces, gets water back after gunmen shut the pipes this week

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  • Hifter's rule brings security to eastern Libya, at a cost

    Libya's eastern city of Benghazi finally feels safe again but security has come at a staggering cost

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  • Rights expert calls out Hungary on refugees, NGOs, judiciary

    The Council of Europe's human rights commissioner says Hungary needs to urgently address human rights violations such as the detention of...

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  • Alitalia cancels more than 300 flights due to strike

    Italy's struggling airline Alitalia has canceled over 300 flights because of a 24-hour strike called to protest deteriorating conditions in the...

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