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  • Scientist nabbed for Russia spying is Mexico hometown hero

    A Mexican scientist charged with spying for Russia in Miami is considered a hero and altruist in his native Oaxaca state, the mayor of his hometown...

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  • Duke and Duchess of Sussex to begin new life on March 31

    Britain's Prince Harry and his wife, Meghan, are breaking free of the royal family starting March 31

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  • Banker: Lebanese debt holders ready to discuss refinancing

    The head of Lebanon's banking association says if the government decides to reschedule Lebanon's massive debt, it should be orderly and include...

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  • Iran state news agency says new virus has killed 2 citizens

    Iran's state-run IRNA news agency says the new virus has killed two Iranian citizens

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  • Devices found in missiles, Yemen drones link Iran to attacks

    A small instrument that two reports say was found inside drones that targeted the heart of Saudi Arabia's oil industry and those in the arsenal of...

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  • Austrian minister to travel to Iran amid nuclear tensions

    Austria's foreign minister says he will travel to Tehran this weekend amid efforts by European countries to keep alive Iran's nuclear agreement with...

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  • Spain rescues 24, continues search for 53 migrants at sea

    Spain’s maritime rescue service says just 14 migrants have been rescued by Moroccan authorities from a boat carrying 28 people that capsized off the...

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  • Syria's Aleppo airport resumes flights amid fighting nearby

    A Syrian passenger jet has landed in Aleppo from Damascus to mark the resumption of domestic flights between Syria's two largest cities for the first...

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  • Erdogan criticizes EU move to enforce Libyan arms embargo

    Turkey’s president is criticizing the European Union’s decision to launch a new maritime enforcement of the U.N. arms embargo around Libya

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  • China expels 3 Wall Street Journal reporters amid coronavirus crisis

    Meanwhile, the nation's death toll from the coronavirus outbreak exceeded 2,000.

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  • Turkey probes judges who acquitted businessman, activists

    The body overseeing Turkish judges and prosecutors launched an investigation into three judges who acquitted a philanthropist businessman and eight...

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  • EU imposes sweeping regulations on facial recognition, Artificial Intelligence

    The European Union is set to announce Wednesday sweeping new proposals regulating technology including artificial intelligence and data collection....

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  • Greece, US hold live-fire drill following military base deal

    Army aviation forces from Greece and the United States conducted a live-fire exercise at the foot of Mount Oympus

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  • Germany releases Iranian wanted by US; Iran lets German go

    German officials say the country has released an Iranian man wanted by the United States, but declined to comment on reports that the move was part of...

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  • Germany to require social media sites to report hate speech

    The German Cabinet has approved a bill that will require social media sites such as Facebook and YouTube to report certain hate speech to the police

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  • Dutch farmers protest in The Hague against emissions policy

    Angry Dutch farmers have gathered in The Hague in the latest protest against the government's plans to rein in emissions of nitrogen oxide

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  • EU proposes rules for artificial intelligence to limit risks

    The European Union is unveiling proposals to regulate artificial intelligence that call for strict rules and safeguards on risky applications of the...

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  • Ending Putin's support of Venezuela no easy feat for US

    In 2016, the head of Russia's largest oil company traveled to the birthplace of Hugo Chavez, in the empty, sweltering plains of Venezuela, to unveil a...

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  • Thai police arrest fugitive in Dutch expat's 2003 murder

    Police in Thailand have arrested a man who has been a fugitive since being convicted in absentia of the 2003 murder of a Dutch expatriate

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  • 'Voodoo statistics' floated as EU budget battle looms

    The European Union's seven-year budget battle is about to begin in earnest

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  • Former North Korean diplomat declares run for National Assembly in South Korea

    Thae Yong-ho has declared a run for a seat in South Korea’s National Assembly.

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  • UK employers fear worker shortages in new immigration plan

    Britain has announced new immigration rules that will take effect next year — and many businesses are alarmed

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  • UK employers fear worker shortages in new immigration plan

    Britain has announced new immigration rules that will take effect next year — and many businesses are alarmed

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  • Kosovo woman faces terror charges for joining IS group

    Kosovar prosecutors have filed terrorism charges against an ethnic Albanian woman who allegedly joined a terror group in Syria

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  • Teen killed in clashes between Palestinian forces, gunmen

    A teenager was shot and killed in overnight clashes between Palestinian forces and gunmen in the West Bank

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  • China’s top diplomat assures Southeast Asia on epidemic

    China’s top diplomat is assuring his Southeast Asian counterparts that the virus situation in a central Chinese province where the outbreak started is...

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  • Germany's Merkel won't interfere in choice of party leader

    German Chancellor Angela Merkel says she won't try to interfere with her center-right party's choice of a new leader and its candidate to succeed her...

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  • Spanish cyclist hops across fountain on bike

    Sergi Llongueras just barely made it back to land without falling into the water.

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  • Albania president calls on people to topple the government

    Albania’s president has called on the people of his nation of nearly 3 million people to topple the left-wing government

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  • Flood-hit communities in England, Wales brace for more rain

    Communities in England and Wales are shoring up flood barriers and bracing for more heavy rain after the damage caused by last weekend's Storm Dennis

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  • ICC judges OK trial for alleged Islamic extremist from Mali

    International Criminal Court judges have rejected  an appeal by an alleged Islamic extremist from Mali who argued that the charges against him were...

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  • Aurora Borealis dazzles

    The Northern Lights put on a spectacular wintry show in the skies above Lapland.

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  • 3 killed by al-Shabab extremists in bus attack in Kenya

    The owner of a bus company says three people have been killed by suspected extremists from Somalia after they were pulled out of a bus in northeastern...

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  • Yemen's Houthi rebels impeding UN aid flow, demand a cut

    Yemen’s Houthi rebels are seeking greater control over the massive U.N. humanitarian campaign keeping Yemenis alive amid civil war

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  • Abbott says top Malaysian leaders suspected pilot of MH370

    Former Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott says the “top levels” of the Malaysian government long suspected that the disappearance of Malaysia...

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  • Iran's FM says his meeting with US senator spooked Trump

    Iran’s foreign minister says his recent meeting with a U.S. senator in Europe has spooked the Trump administration

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  • Brexit pushes growing number of businesses to Netherlands

    The Dutch government says ongoing uncertainty about the effects of Brexit is pushing an increasing number of foreign companies to set up offices in...

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  • France to shut down oldest nuclear complex by end of June

    France is to shut down its oldest nuclear complex by the end of June

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  • Pompeo to raise case of US doctor on trial in Saudi Arabia

    U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo says he will raise the issue of human rights during his upcoming visit to Saudi Arabia

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  • UK inflation jumps higher, reducing likelihood of rate cut

    Consumer price inflation in Britain jumped higher in January

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  • Iran's semi-official ISNA news agency says authorities have confirmed 2 cases of the new coronavirus, the first in Iran

    Iran's semi-official ISNA news agency says authorities have confirmed 2 cases of the new coronavirus, the first in Iran

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  • US woman who hid baby arrested in Philippines for kidnapping

    An American woman charged with human trafficking for allegedly attempting to smuggle a 6-day-old baby out of the Philippines inside a sling bag has...

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  • Japan says 79 more virus cases confirmed on cruise ship after its 2-week quarantine ends, bringing total to 621

    Japan says 79 more virus cases confirmed on cruise ship after its 2-week quarantine ends, bringing total to 621

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  • UN: Houthi rebels impeding aid flow in Yemen

    `Yemen’s powerful Houthi rebels are demanding to be given a cut of the international aid donated to keep millions of Yemenis out of starvation and...

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  • Seoul pizzeria raking in dough after 'Parasite' success

    Tourists flock to pizzeria, while instant noodle sales surge

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  • Caliphate wives share their stories year after ISIS defeat: Reporter's Notebook

    ABC News' James Longman spoke with women left in the wake of the conflict.

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  • Pompeo says South Africa land seizures would be 'disastrous'

    America's top diplomat says South Africa's plan to allow expropriation of private property without compensation would be “disastrous” for its economy...

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  • Qatar Airways ups stake in British Airways parent firm, IAG

    Qatar Airways says it has increased its share in the parent company of British Airways, International Airlines Group, from 21.4 % to 25.1%

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  • Sweden: 1986 murder of Palme may be close to being solved

    The unsolved murder of former Swedish Prime Minister Olof Palme, who was shot dead 34 years ago in downtown Stockholm, may be a step closer being...

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