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  • Protesters in face masks march against Belgrade's smog

    Hundreds of people have rallied in Serbia's capital to protest the heavy pollution that has gripped Belgrade in recent days

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  • Puerto Rico to open schools after 6.4 quake despite concerns

    Puerto Rico’s government is opening public schools next week without knowing if they can withstand a big earthquake as concerns grow about weakened...

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  • Haitian president says he wants to reform constitution

    Haitian President Jovenel Moïse says he wants to use his new power to govern by executive order to reform the constitution and make the country easier...

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  • Panama man pulled 2 children from clutches of killer cult

    Indigenous farmer Jose González recalled how his wife and five of his children were taken from their home by religious fanatics in the remote hamlet...

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  • Officials, activists: 2 Iraqi protesters killed in Baghdad

    Iraqi officials and activists say two protesters have been killed and dozens wounded in renewed violence in central Baghdad

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  • Canada provides money to families after plane shot down

    Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says his government will give Canadian $25,000 (US$19,122) to the families of each of the 57 citizens and 29 permanent...

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  • Fiat Chrysler in talks with Foxconn to develop electric cars

    Fiat Chrysler is in talks with the Taiwanese company Foxconn to develop and manufacture battery electric vehicles

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  • Guatemala sends troops to fight gangs in 2 high-crime areas

    Guatemala’s new president has announced a state of alert for two municipalities with high crime rates to combat gang activity

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  • Iraqi officials and activists say 2 anti-government protesters killed and over a dozen wounded in renewed violence

    Iraqi officials and activists say 2 anti-government protesters killed and over a dozen wounded in renewed violence

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  • Zimbabwe police raid opposition party offices, seek machetes

    Zimbabwe police have raided the offices of the country’s main opposition party, and a spokesman says the officers were looking for machetes

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  • 11 US service members treated for blast injuries in Iran attack, military confirms

    The injured service members were transported to Germany and Kuwait.

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  • Mexico's president hopes to raffle off presidential jet

    Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador has announced the latest desperate idea to sell off his predecessor's official jet, which he says is too...

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  • Volcanic lightning, impeachment, Australia bushfires: The Week in Pictures

    A look at the week's top photos from around the globe.

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  • Apple could be forced to ditch its Lightning cable

    European lawmakers are pushing for a universal cellphone charger, arguing it is more environmentally friendly and more convenient for consumers.

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  • 2 dead, 1 gravely hurt in Mexico fireworks explosion

    An explosion of a fireworks cache has killed two people and left another critically injured on the northern outskirts of Mexico City

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  • Ukraine's president has rejected the resignation of prime minister caught on tape disparaging him

    Ukraine's president has rejected the resignation of prime minister caught on tape disparaging him

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  • Iran's top leader strikes defiant tone amid month of turmoil

    Iran's supreme leader has lashed out at Western countries as he led Friday prayers in Tehran for the first time in eight years

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  • Jordanians protest gas deal with Israel

    Hundreds of Jordanians are demonstrating in Amman against a gas deal with Israel

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  • China's 2019 economic growth weakens amid trade war

    China’s economic growth sank to a new multi-decade low in 2019 as Beijing fought a tariff war with Washington, but forecasters said an interim...

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  • Actors die in fall during rehearsal for Mexican TV show

    Mexican broadcaster Televisa says two actors have fallen from a bridge and died while rehearsing a scene on location for the TV series “Sin Miedo a la...

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  • Mexico: accident caused drowning deaths of 4 personnel

    Mexico's army says the drowning death this week of four soldiers was caused by an accident involving confiscated weapons

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  • EU border chief says migrant entries from Turkey on the rise

    The European Union's border agency Frontex says the number of migrants entering Europe from Turkey has jumped sharply, with more than 82,000 people,...

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  • Hezbollah warns of 'chaos' if Lebanon government delayed

    A senior Hezbollah official has warned that Lebanon could fall into chaos and “complete collapse” unless a new government is formed quickly

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  • 'Days of God': A look at Iran's mounting crises

    Iran's supreme leader says his nation is living through “days of God

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  • Mexico's "Thousand Islands" yields 14 corpses in 7 pits

    Police have found 14 sets of human remains in seven clandestine burial pits in area known as Mexico's “Thousand Islands

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  • Military base strike took shot at US stance as a 'superpower': Iran's Supreme Leader

    Ayatalloh Ali Khamenei made the comment as he led Friday prayers.

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  • Cuban president says concessions to US would lead nowhere

    Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel says he does not believe the Trump administration would drop sanctions on the island in exchange for concessions...

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  • Spain's Balearic Isles crack down on pub crawls, happy hours

    Authorities in Spain´s tourist-magnet Balearic Islands are clamping down on binge-drinking tourism in three hot spots

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  • Lesotho's prime minister to retire amid political crisis

    Lesotho’s prime minister has broken his silence on the southern African nation's political crisis, saying he will soon retire

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  • South Korea to decide fate of 1st transgender soldier

    In the first such case in South Korea, military officials will determine next week whether to discharge a solider who recently undertook gender...

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  • Libya's rival military commander seeks support in Greece

    The commander of anti-government forces in war-torn Libya is visiting Athens ahead of a weekend summit on Libya in Berlin, in a bid to counter...

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  • Poland's Senate rejects allowing politicians to fire judges

    Poland's senators have rejected a much-criticized bill that would give politicians the right to fire or fine judges

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  • Locust outbreak, most serious in 25 years, hits East Africa

    The most serious outbreak of locusts in 25 years is spreading across East Africa and threatening food security in some of the world’s most vulnerable...

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  • Officials: Iraq's top cleric discharged from hospital

    Medical officials say Iran's most revered Shiite cleric has been discharged from a hospital after undergoing a risky surgery for a fractured bone

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  • Car-bomb attack in northern Syria kills 3 Turkish soldiers

    Turkey's Defense Ministry says a car bomb in a Turkish-controlled area in northern Syria has killed three Turkish soldiers

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  • Oops! Radio reporter calls wrong Robert Shapiro on air

    BBC radio presenter Evan Davis was left in an embarrassing situation while introducing a segment on a proposal to allow cameras to record sentencing...

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  • Robbers drive through store front and steal jewelry

    The dramatic robbery took place on October 25 of last year.

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  • Protests against citizenship law continue unabated in India

    Hundreds of demonstrators have perched themselves on the steps of an iconic mosque in the Indian capital to protest against a new citizenship law that...

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  • Drama of vice president's nasty divorce grips Zimbabwe

    Black magic, drug addiction, attempted murder and wrestling over luxury cars and overseas properties

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  • Russia's foreign minister slams 'aggressive' US policies

    Russia's foreign policy chief has blamed what he described as “aggressive” U.S. policies for growing global tensions

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  • Ugly anti-Semitic remnant at center of court battle

    A court in eastern Germany will consider next week a Jewish man’s bid to force the removal of an ugly remnant of centuries of anti-Semitism from a...

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  • SUV driven through front of jewelry store in dramatic smash and grab

    Surveillance footage shows the dramatic moment an SUV smashed through the front of a jewelry store in London, England, before raiders took...

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  • Chinese president heads to Myanmar for crucial state visit

    China's President Xi Jinping was given a lavish welcome to Myanmar as he arrived Friday for a state visit meant to deepen bilateral relations at a...

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  • China presents 20 panda cubs for the new year

    20 giant panda cubs made their new year debut in China's Wolong Giant Panda Research Base.

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  • German population up to 83.2 million but growth slows

    Official figures show that Germany's population rose to 83.2 million last year, but its growth was the slowest for seven years

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  • SoftBank to invest $40 billion for new Indonesia capital

    An Indonesian official says SoftBank is offering to invest $30 billion to $40 billion in the development of a new Indonesian capital on Borneo island

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  • UK psychiatric group cites social media dangers to the young

    There is a move in Britain to force tech giants like Facebook and Twitter to turn over data about the possible dangers their social media products...

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  • Sales of flowers, pork push Dutch farm exports to new record

    The Netherlands' statistics office says that Dutch agriculture exports rose 4.6% in 2019 to a new record of 94.5 billion euros, or about $105 billion

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  • China population now over 1.4 billion as birthrate falls

    China's population has crept past 1.4 billion last year for the first time, even as the birthrate continues to fall

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