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  • The Latest: CEO says Boeing working to ensure 737s are safe

    Boeing's CEO says the airliner maker is taking actions to ensure the safety of its 737 Max jets in the wake of two crashes that killed 346 people

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  • Pro-Thaksin candidates adopt his name in Thai election

    Some candidates in Thailand's election on Sunday have changed their names so supporters of exiled former Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra can...

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  • NZ leader vows to 'absolutely deny' mosque gunman a platform

    New Zealand's prime minister is vowing to block any attempt at self-promotion by the white supremacist accused of killing 50 people in mosque...

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  • Brother's teasing proved prophetic before NZ mosque shooting

    Hussein Al-Umari delighting in teasing his sister, who now wonders if his remarks about the words written on her shirt, 'See You Bye,' were prophetic...

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  • Jakarta's 1st subway to ease frustration, sweat and fumes

    Commuting in Indonesia's gridlocked capital will for some involve less frustration, sweat and fumes when its first subway line opens later this month

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  • Haiti parliament ousts prime minister in no-confidence vote

    Haitian Prime Minister Henry Ceant has been thrown out of office by a no-confidence vote prompted by government dysfunction and inability to quash...

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  • Ex-Peru president arrested in California for drunkenness

    Authorities say former Peruvian President Alejandro Toledo, wanted in connection with Latin America's biggest graft scandal, was arrested in...

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  • Over 1,000 feared dead after cyclone slams into Mozambique

    Mozambique's president says more than 1,000 people are feared dead four days after a cyclone slammed into the country, submerging entire villages and...

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  • Colombia: 1,000 Venezuelan forces crossed border since Feb.

    Colombian authorities say about 1,000 members of the Venezuelan security forces have fled to Colombia since last month, abandoning the government of...

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  • New Zealand prime minister vows gun law changes, a novel idea for some Americans

    A deadly shooting at two mosques in Christchurch left 50 dead.

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  • Manhunt after shooting on Dutch tram wounds many

    Police say that trauma helicopters were sent to the scene.

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  • The Latest: Spy agency says no threats ahead of massacre

    New Zealand's international spy agency has confirmed it had not received any relevant information or intelligence ahead of last week's deadly mass...

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  • Nicaragua talks on hold as both sides trade accusations

    Nicaragua's government and opposition are accusing each other of undermining the latest round political dialogue, after police arrested more than 100...

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  • The Latest: Ex-Peru president brushes off detention queries

    Former Peruvian president Alejandro Toledo brushed off questions about his arrest on suspicion of public drunkenness during a radio interview

    Mar 18

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  • Gun range investigated following New Zealand mosque massacres

    Suspect in twin mosque shootings plans to represent himself in court.

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  • Stories of the victims of the New Zealand mosque attack

    Stories of victims of the attacks at two mosques in Christchurch, New Zealand, where 50 people were killed

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  • Cubans complain about US visa restrictions

    Cubans have had widespread access to social media for just a few months, and they're embracing it to bombard U.S. diplomats in Havana with complaints...

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  • New Zealand's darkest day: 36 minutes of terror

    The attack on two mosques in New Zealand was 36 minutes of terror, telegraphed by a chilling email sent by Brenton Tarrant.

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  • Human rights worker jailed for 4 years amid fears of further crackdown

    Oyub Titiev's trial was condemned by international human rights groups.

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  • Correction: Puerto Rico-Murder for Hire story

    Correction: Puerto Rico-Murder for Hire story

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  • 2 people arrested in deadly tram shooting near Amsterdam

    Authorities in Netherlands arrested the alleged gunman, a 37-year-old man born in Turkey.

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  • Rights activist gets 4-year sentence in Russia's Chechnya

    A court in Russia's province of Chechnya has sentenced a prominent rights activist to four years in prison on drug charges widely seen as an effort by...

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  • IMF staff concludes third review of Argentina program

    IMF staff concludes third review of Argentina program

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  • Dutch justice minister tells the AP that the suspect in the Utrecht tram attack 'had a criminal record'

    Dutch justice minister tells the AP that the suspect in the Utrecht tram attack 'had a criminal record'

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  • The Latest: Germany steps up checks along Dutch border

    There have been no reports yet of any suspects arrested.

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  • Mali's army says 23 soldiers are killed in attack in village

    Mali's army says heavily armed men attacked a camp in central Mali on Sunday, killing at least 23 soldiers

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  • Sri Lanka media rights activists decry new anti-terror laws

    Sri Lankan media rights activists are urging the government to withdraw the proposed powerful anti-terror legislation, calling it is a set of...

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  • Congo president suspends installing senators after violence

    Congo's president has suspended the installation of newly elected senators after weekend protests led to violence that killed at least one person

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  • Dutch justice minister says the suspect in tram shooting 'was known' to authorities, without elaborating

    Dutch justice minister says the suspect in tram shooting 'was known' to authorities, without elaborating

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  • Dutch prime minister says some wounded in the Utrecht tram attack 'are still in critical condition'

    Dutch prime minister says some wounded in the Utrecht tram attack 'are still in critical condition'

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  • US bristles at Germany's reduced defense budget plans

    The United States is bristling at the suggestion Germany might miss its own defense spending targets, already short of the 2 percent of gross domestic...

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  • Brazil school reopens after deadly shooting

    Teachers and some students have returned to a Brazilian school in Sao Paulo, less than a week after two armed men raided it, killing seven people and...

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  • Turkey announces operation against Kurdish rebels

    Turkey has announced a military operation against Kurdish militants along its eastern border with Iran

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  • Algerian PM struggles to fill govt in Bouteflika backlash

    New Algerian Prime Minister Noureddine Bedoui is having trouble filling his cabinet as candidates don't want to associate themselves with President...

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  • At least 3 dead in shooting on Netherlands tram, suspect arrested

    Police are asking the public to stay away from the area in Utrecht.

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  • New Zealand shooting suspect appears in court as nation examines its gun laws

    Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern says reforms to the current gun laws are expected to come next week.

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  • Utrecht police chief says suspect in the deadly tram shooting in the Dutch city has been arrested

    Utrecht police chief says suspect in the deadly tram shooting in the Dutch city has been arrested

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  • At least 3 dead and multiple wounded after shooting on a tram in the Netherlands

    Counterterrorism units headed to the scene in the city of Utrecht.

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  • Czech Budweiser brewer worries about Brexit impact

    The Budejovicky Budvar brewery in the Czech Republic managed to survive a decades-long trademark battle over whether it could call its beer Budweiser

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  • Report: Yemeni civilian deaths double in 2 areas, 350 killed

    An international charity says fighting in two Yemeni provinces has killed at least 350 civilians in the past three months

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  • US, Russia to hold talks on Venezuela in Rome

    U.S. and Russian officials are meeting in Rome this week to discuss the crisis in Venezuela

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• Mar 18

  • Erdogan shows New Zealand attack video in weekend rallies

    Turkey's president showed parts of a video taken by the attacker who killed 50 people at two mosques in New Zealand to comment on what he called...

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  • At least 3 dead in Netherlands tram shooting

    Police are asking the public to stay away from the area in Utrecht.

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  • Serbian students rally over anti-govt protest detentions

    Dozens of Serbian high school students have staged a sit-down protest demanding that authorities release a fellow student who was jailed during...

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  • Syria's defense minister slams 'illegitimate' US presence

    The U.S. currently has about 2,000 troops in eastern Syria.

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  • Dutch mayor withdraws advice to citizens to remain indoors following deadly tram shooting in Utrecht

    Dutch mayor withdraws advice to citizens to remain indoors following deadly tram shooting in Utrecht

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  • China's Xi to make 3-nation Europe visit starting Thursday

    Chinese President Xi Jinping will visit Italy, France and Monaco beginning Thursday

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