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  • Top Algerian figures go on military trial for alleged plot

    A military tribunal has opened the high-profile trial of a brother of former President Abdelaziz Bouteflika and two ex-intelligence chiefs

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  • US official meets in Lebanon over anti-Hezbollah sanctions

    Lebanon's central bank governor says a senior US Treasury official is visiting Beirut to explain Washington's anti-Hezbollah sanctions

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  • The Latest: Spain wants EU-wide solution for migrants at sea

    Spain's interior minister says European countries must find a broad agreement on how to handle migrants travelling across the Mediterranean Sea and...

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  • Colombia's cycling ascent undermined by widespread doping

    Colombia's cycling ascent undermined by widespread doping problem it has been slow to address

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  • The Latest: Iran says Trump's sanctions closed door on talks

    Iran's top diplomat says President Donald Trump 'closed the door to negotiations' with the latest US sanctions raising the status of the country's...

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  • Harry and Meghan start 1st official tour as family in Africa

    The family are visiting countries in Africa.

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  • Estate of late Leicester City team owner sued over crash

    The family of an employee of the Thai owner of England's Leicester City soccer team who died in a helicopter crash that also took her boss's life has...

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  • Egypt: Lawyers say police arrested hundreds over protests

    Egyptian rights lawyers say security forces have rounded up hundreds of people following small but rare anti-government protests

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  • 20 killed, 70 hurt in protests in Indonesia's Papua province

    At least 20 people have died during violent protests by hundreds of people sparked by rumors that a teacher insulted an indigenous student in...

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  • The Latest: 20 killed in protests in Indonesia's Papua

    At least 20 people are killed in violent protests by hundreds of people sparked by rumors that a teacher insulted an indigenous student in Indonesia's...

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  • 20 killed in protests in Indonesia's Papua province triggered by rumors that a teacher insulted an indigenous student

    20 killed in protests in Indonesia's Papua province triggered by rumors that a teacher insulted an indigenous student

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  • GM strike enters 2nd week with no clear end in sight

    The strike against General Motors by 49,000 United Auto Workers entered its second week Monday with progress reported in negotiations but no clear end...

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  • UK's Labour Party, split on Brexit policy, eyes key votes

    Britain's opposition Labour Party is expected to hold a series of votes at its party conference Monday to establish an unambiguous policy on whether...

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  • Afghan officials: 24 civilians killed in anti-Taliban raid

    There were conflicting reports on the numbers of killed and wounded.

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  • At least 7 killed as school collapses in Kenya's capital

    It is not clear why the building of corrugated metal and wood collapsed.

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  • Convicted Nazi who escaped justice dies in Germany at 96

    Karl Muenter, a former SS man convicted in France of a wartime massacre but who never served any time for his crimes, has died

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  • Syria's FM discusses constitutional committee with UN envoy

    Syria's state news agency SANA says the country's foreign minister has discussed the formation of a constitutional committee and its work with U.N....

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  • Poland's chief auditor slammed over alleged shady contacts

    Poland's opposition is calling for the dismissal of the nation's chief auditor following allegations that he let his house to a business offering...

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  • China rejects US secretary of state's criticism on Xinjiang

    China denounces U.S. secretary of state's criticism of Beijing's treatment of Muslims

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  • The Latest: EU: hard to see Irish border solution with UK

    The European Union's chief Brexit negotiator says it is "difficult to see" at present how an agreement can be reached to overcome an impasse over an...

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  • Ugandan leader questions US sanctions against former protege

    The sanctions target the president's former protege.

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  • Spanish police arrest 9 Catalan activists, seize substances

    The nine activists are linked to pro-Catalan independence groups.

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  • Israel bans entry for most players on Gaza soccer team

    Israel is denying entry to most players on a Gaza soccer team scheduled to play a West Bank team later this week

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  • UK Supreme Court to give its verdict Tuesday on the legality of the prime minister's suspension of Parliament

    UK Supreme Court to give its verdict Tuesday on the legality of the prime minister's suspension of Parliament

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  • The Latest: Anti-Taliban raid kills at least 40 civilians

    An Afghan official says that at least 40 civilians have been killed during an Afghan special forces raid and airstrikes conducted against of Taliban...

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  • Afghan official says anti-Taliban raid kills at least 40 civilians at wedding in southern Helmand province.

    Afghan official says anti-Taliban raid kills at least 40 civilians at wedding in southern Helmand province.

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  • 500,000 stranded after travel company collapses

    The British travel company Thomas Cook ceased trading Monday morning.

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  • Paris: Women on trial for attempted attack near Notre Dame

    They face life in prison if convicted.

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  • Israeli president to wrap up talks on forming new government

    The largely ceremonial president is playing a key role.

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  • World’s oldest travel company Thomas Cook collapses, strands 500,000 people worldwide

    The British travel company Thomas Cook ceased trading Monday morning.

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  • India says Pakistan has reactivated militant camps

    Officials from Pakistan's foreign ministry denied the accusation.

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  • German govt defends separate ministerial flights to US

    The German government is defending a decision to have Chancellor Angela Merkel and her defense minister depart for the United States almost...

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  • Indonesian police arrest 9 accused of planning attack

    The arrested men are accused of plotting a suicide bomb attack on police.

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  • Explosion at supermarket in southern Austria injures 9

    No one sustained life-threatening injuries.

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  • Perk up: France resuscitates dying villages 1 cafe at a time

    A mass die-off of France's iconic cafes is changing the face of many villages.

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  • AP PHOTOS: The inimitable Paris bistrot

    Stepping into the Petit Fer a Cheval cafe is like traveling back in time

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  • 2 killed in collapse of Manila hotel being demolished

    Police are investigating the collapse.

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  • The Latest: Travelers in Palma starting the journey home

    Travelers in Palma de Mallorca offered flights home after Thomas Cook collapse

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  • Louisiana man dies during underwater proposal

    His fiancee released the video showing him holding a handwritten sign in an "underwater" room at a Tanzanian resort. ABC News' Kenneth Moton reports.

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  • Duterte suspends any loan talks with backers of rights probe

    An official says Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte has suspended any negotiations over loans or grants from 18 countries that backed a U.N. human...

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  • Post-quake fake news drives Albanians outdoors

    Albanian police say they have questioned two journalists on suspicion that they provoked panic by reporting that a large earthquake was likely, after...

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  • Yemen's rebels say Saudi-led airstrike kills 7 civilians

    Yemen's rebels and tribal leaders say an airstrike by the Saudi-led coalition has killed at least seven people including children, when it hit a...

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  • Global postal union meets amid Trump threat to pull US out

    The effects of the U.S. standoff with China could be coming to your Post Office.

    Sep 23

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  • China says Taliban envoys discussed Afghanistan peace effort

    China says Taliban envoys discussed Afghanistan peace process with Chinese officials

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  • Dutch reinforce major dike as seas rise, climate changes

    The Dutch have been battling with water for centuries.

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  • Greek island grapples with rising number of migrants

    Security and municipal services on the Greek island of Lesbos will hold an emergency meeting Monday after administrators of a refugee camp said they...

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  • Egyptian officials say police kill 15 militants in Sinai

    Police raided the militants' hideout on Sunday.

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  • Tour company Thomas Cook collapses, 150,000 people stranded

    The 178-year-old British tour company Thomas Cook has collapsed, stranding more than 150,000 travelers globally

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  • Officials say at least 7 killed as school collapses in Kenya's capital; others taken to hospital

    Officials say at least 7 killed as school collapses in Kenya's capital; others taken to hospital

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  • Powerful typhoon causes minor injuries, damage in S. Korea

    A powerful typhoon has battered southern South Korea, injuring 30 people and knocking out power to about 27,790 houses

    Sep 23