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  • Syria’s Assad says ‘resistance’ will force US troops out

    A senior U.S. coalition commander says the partnership with Syrian Kurdish forces remains strong and focused on fighting the Islamic State group

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  • Bolivia’s interim leader says Evo Morales would have to face justice for electoral fraud if he returns home

    Bolivia’s interim leader says Evo Morales would have to face justice for electoral fraud if he returns home

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  • Leaders of Russia, Ukraine to meet to discuss conflict

    The leaders of Russia, Ukraine, Germany and France will meet in Paris on Dec. 9 to try to seek a settlement for the five-year conflict in eastern...

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  • Leaders of Russia, Ukraine, Germany, France to meet Dec. 9 to seek deal on Ukraine conflict - French president’s office

    Leaders of Russia, Ukraine, Germany, France to meet Dec. 9 to seek deal on Ukraine conflict - French president’s office

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  • Cuba grants unprecedented access to presidential tour

    More than 18 months after Miguel Díaz-Canel assumed the presidency of Cuba, he’s given foreign journalists unprecedented access to what has become a...

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  • Germany to assess risks from deported IS suspects

    German Chancellor Angela Merkel says security services will assess the risk posed by suspected Islamists deported home to Germany by Turkey

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  • Iraqi officials: 1 protester killed in renewed clashes

    Security forces fired live rounds and tear gas at anti-government protesters in a central Baghdad square Friday in bloody confrontations that...

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  • Taliban say prisoner swap promised by Kabul fails to happen

    A Taliban spokesman says three Taliban prisoners who were to be freed in exchange for an American and an Australian national, both kidnapped in 2016,...

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  • Former BMW executive Duesmann named new CEO at rival Audi

    German automaker Audi says former BMW executive Markus Duesmann is to become its new chief executive

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  • Fuel rations, price hike hit Iranians amid plunging economy

    Many Iranians are angry after authorities abruptly raised fuel prices by up to 50% and imposed rationing without any prior warnings to the public

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  • American ISIS suspect awaits repatriation from Turkey

    Turkey’s interior minister says an American Islamic State group suspect who was stranded in a no man’s land between Greece and Turkey, has been...

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  • AP Interview: Evo Morales wants UN mediation in Bolivia

    AP Interview: Bolivia ex-president Evo Morales wants UN mediation, perhaps with Pope Francis

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  • The Latest: Iraq: 2 more protesters killed in Baghdad

    Iraqi security and medical officials say two protesters have been killed and at least 25 others wounded in ongoing confrontations with security forces...

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  • Iraqi officials say police are firing tear gas, live ammunition to disperse protesters in central Baghdad; 2 killed

    Iraqi officials say police are firing tear gas, live ammunition to disperse protesters in central Baghdad; 2 killed

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  • UN links Kenyan military to attacks on Somalia’s top telecom

    UN report links Kenyan military to attacks on Somalia’s largest telecommunications provider

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  • Lithuanians, Norwegian released in spy swap with Russia

    Two Lithuanians and a Norwegian convicted of espionage in Russia were freed Friday in exchange for two Russians who had been in prison in Lithuania

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  • China issues plan to promote high-tech manufacturing

    China issues plan to promote high-tech manufacturing after it stopped pushing strategy that irked Washington

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  • Sweden rejects Chinese criticism of press freedom prize

    Sweden has rejected criticism by the Chinese ambassador of the culture minister’s participation in the awarding of a press freedom prize to a...

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  • Workers strike at South Africa’s state-owned airline

    Strike begins at South Africa’s state-owned airline as workers fear nearly 1,000 job cuts

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  • French police ratchet up evidence search in Epstein probe

    French police have launched a fresh appeal for evidence in their probe of Jeffrey Epstein and allegations that one of the financier’s associates raped...

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  • Be careful out there: UK police warn candidates about safety

    British police are unveiling new tactics to protect politicians amid the country’s fraught, even hostile political atmosphere, issuing safety...

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  • AP Photos: Hong Kong protesters resort to medieval weapons

    AP Photos: Protesters who barricaded themselves inside Hong Kong’s universities have tried to turn the campuses into armed camps, resorting to...

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  • Turkey says American IS suspect struck at border with Greece has been deported to US

    Turkey says American IS suspect struck at border with Greece has been deported to US

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  • Rights group: Bosnian migrant camp “dangerous and inhumane”

    A prominent human rights group is warning that migrants trying to reach Western Europe are living in “dangerously cold and harsh conditions” in Bosnia...

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  • Mongolians protest as economic ills grip country

    Mongolian political fringe groups have protested in the capital, Ulaanbaatar, to demand the dissolution of parliament as economic woes grip the...

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  • Chileans agree to replace dictatorship-era constitution

    Chile’s most important political parties have agreed to call for a new constitution to replace one impose by a military dictatorship almost 40 years...

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  • Man killed by falling tree as heavy snows dump on France

    A dump of heavy snow in southern France has brought down power lines and trees, killing one person, and caused widespread traffic disruption

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  • Poland threatens to stop importing gas from Russia

    Poland's state gas company says it will stop importing natural gas from Russia’s Gazprom when a contract expires in three years, unless it can secure...

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  • The Latest: Lithuania, Russia carry out spy swap

    Lithuania’s spy chief, Darius Jauniskis, says the two Lithuanian men convicted of spying in Russia “have been reunited with their families” after they...

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  • Lithuania's spy chief says Russia has released two Lithuanian men convicted of spying; Norwegian will also be released

    Lithuania's spy chief says Russia has released two Lithuanian men convicted of spying; Norwegian will also be released

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  • Egypt: French traveler arrested for packing illegal pills

    Cairo airport authorities say they have arrested a French passenger, who was allegedly carrying hundreds of pills of banned drugs in his luggage

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  • Slovak man convicted, sentenced after explosives found

    A court in the Czech Republic has convicted a Slovak national of public endangerment and promoting terrorism and sentenced him to six-and-a-half years...

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  • Hong Kong protesters issue demands, begin leaving university

    Protesters who had barricaded themselves in a Hong Kong university this week have begun to leave after partially clearing a road they had blocked and...

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  • Israel says it has completed Gaza strikes after rocket fire

    Israel says it’s completed a series of airstrikes on targets linked to Islamic Jihad in Gaza after rocket fire

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  • Free broadband? UK Labour Party promises nationalization

    The British Labour Party is expanding its plan for public ownership of big industries

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  • South African police disperse refugees protesting attacks

    South African police disperse refugees protesting recent anti-immigrant attacks

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  • The Latest: Hong Kong highway blocked after deadline passes

    Protesters in Hong Kong have once again blocked a highway in an outlying area after the government did not meet their demand that it pledge to go...

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  • Belarus holds vote, ignores blatant ballot box stuffing

    Belarus is holding a parliamentary election this weekend but with top opposition candidates kept off the ballot, only loyalists to the nation’s...

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  • Vietnam court convicts music teacher of anti-state actions

    A Vietnamese court has sentenced a music teacher to 11 years in jail for what it says were “anti-state” Facebook posts

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  • ‘Historic’ 1st visa-free trip by Pole to US mocked as stunt

    Polish state TV faces criticism for its coverage of what it called the ‘emotional’ and ‘historic’ first visit by a Pole to the US after tourist visa...

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  • Venice flooded again 3 days after near-record high tide

    Exceptionally high tidal waters have returned to Venice, prompting the mayor to close the iconic St. Mark’s Square and call for donations to repair...

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  • The Latest: Police warn political candidates to take care

    British police are urging candidates in the Dec. 12 general election to use caution in a campaign that has already been marked by a high level of...

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  • German parliament approves carbon pricing, air ticket hike

    Germany’s parliament has approved a bill to introduce a price for carbon emissions in the transport and heating sectors as part of a broader package...

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  • Polish archbishop banned for abuse of clerics dies at 84

    Juliusz Paetz, the former Roman Catholic archbishop of Poznan in Poland who was banned from active service after allegations he sexually abused young...

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  • N. Korea calls Biden a ‘rabid dog’ for insulting its dignity

    North Korea has called former U.S. Vice President Joe Biden a “rabid dog” that “must be beaten to death with a stick” in its latest swipe against...

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  • Japan, S Korean envoys, execs discuss ways to cool tensions

    Business leaders from Japan and South Korea have met in Tokyo seeking ways to cope with a flare up in tensions between the two U.S. allies

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  • Mozambique’s top court rejects opposition vote challenge

    Mozambique’s top court rejects opposition vote challenge amid claims of irregularities

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  • Turkey detains 4 elected mayors on terror charges

    Turkey's state-run news agency says police have detained four mayors over their suspected links to Kurdish rebels, as part of an ongoing crackdown on...

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  • Australia’s Qantas operates 19 ½-hour London-Sydney flight

    Australia’s Qantas operates 19 ½-hour London-Sydney flight

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