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  • Former Bolivian President Evo Morales tweets that he is departing Bolivia for Mexico, which has granted him asylum

    Former Bolivian President Evo Morales tweets that he is departing Bolivia for Mexico, which has granted him asylum

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  • Clashes rock Bolivia amid power void left by Morales ouster

    Crowds celebrate the resignation of Bolivian President Evo Morales following weeks of protests and a push by the military

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  • Mexican official: Arrests made in killings of US citizens

    Mexico's top security official says arrests have been made in last week's killings of nine U.S. women and children by suspected cartel gunmen in...

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  • Winds, heat pose extreme fire danger in Australian southeast

    People urged to evacuate woodland areas as hot, dry, windy conditions pose extreme fire danger across Australia's most populous state

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  • Chinese e-commerce giants report booming Singles Day sales

    China's Alibaba, JD.com report nearly $70 billion in sales on Singles Day, a marketing event that has become the world's busiest online shopping day

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  • Brazil launches job program amid mass unemployment

    Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro has launched a jobs program largely based on tax reductions as the country struggles to put more than 12 million...

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  • The Latest: Bolivian troops to join police in seeking calm

    The head of Bolivia's military says that following reports police have been overtaxed by weeks of unrest, the armed forces will now provide help in...

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  • American diver survives shark attack off Mexico Baja beach

    A U.S. diver is recovering from a shark bite on the forearm after being attacked in Magdalena Bay off the Baja California Sur coast

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  • AP Explains: Did a coup force Bolivia's Evo Morales out?

    AP Explains: Bolivians are divided over whether Morales was ousted by a coup or a popular uprising.

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  • Fresh unrest in Iraq kills 4 protesters, wounds dozens more

    Iraq's most powerful Shiite religious leader says he backs a U.N. roadmap aimed at meeting protester demands, including electoral reform and a host of...

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  • Turkey starts returning IS fighters, deports US national

    Turkey says US national sent home as Ankara begins repatriating captured IS fighters

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  • US troops at Syria base say they'll keep pressure on IS

    A senior U.S. coalition commander at a base in Syria says American troops are redeploying to bases, including in some new locations, to keep up the...

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  • Opposition rejects plan for new Chilean Constitution

    A plan by Chilean President Sebastián Piñera's to draft a new constitution has been criticized by the opposition and even his own political ranks

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  • Palestinian officials: Man dies in clash with Israeli troops

    An amateur video taken in the West Bank indicates a Palestinian man killed by Israeli forces was shot at close range, apparently while he was unarmed...

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  • Animal rights activists stage rare protest in Cuba's capital

    Cuban animal rights activists have staged a rare protest in Havana, where authorities swiftly crack down on unapproved demonstrations

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  • Mexican official says Mexico has granted asylum to Bolivian ex-president Evo Morales

    Mexican official says Mexico has granted asylum to Bolivian ex-president Evo Morales

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  • Hong Kong police shoot protester, man set on fire

    A police officer can be seen collaring one protester and then shooting another.

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  • The Latest: Hong Kong leader refuses to accept demands

    Hong Kong's leader says her administration will "spare no effort" in bringing an end to anti-government protests that have wracked the city for more...

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  • UN reports increasing violations of Iran nuclear deal

    The U.N. atomic energy watchdog says it has confirmed a litany of violations by Iran of the 2015 nuclear deal

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  • Egypt lawmaker refutes UN report about ex-president's death

    An Egyptian lawmaker says the late President Mohammed Morsi was treated well in prison, days after a UN report attributed Morsi's death to 'brutal'...

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  • Spain's reinvigorated far right makes its presence felt

    The nationalist Vox party has emerged as a political force in Spain, even though the country has long perceived itself as being immune to the...

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  • EU unveils sanctions plan to hit Turkey over Cyprus drilling

    The European Union has unveiled a system for imposing sanctions on Turkey over its unauthorized gas drilling in Mediterranean waters off Cyprus but no...

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  • Brexit Party won't challenge Conservatives in UK vote

    In a major shift, Brexit Party leader Nigel Farage says his party will not run against Conservative candidates in almost half of the U.K. seats in...

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  • The Latest: Iran says working with IAEA to answer questions

    Iran's deputy U.N. ambassador has responded to new concerns about the country's nuclear activities saying it "continues to cooperate with the...

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  • Hong Kong's Monday of rage: Protester shot, man set on fire, hundreds arrested

    A 21-year old protester was shot by police with a live round and a pro-China man was set on fire as Hong Kong woke up Monday to chaos on its...

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  • 2 whales breach off Australia’s Victoria coastline

    The humpback whales delighted passengers on a nearby cruise.

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  • Jordan's king visits enclave day after reclaimed from Israel

    Jordan's king has visited one of two small areas of land that _ until a day earlier _ were leased to Israel as part of their 1994 peace agreement

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  • In Poland, thousands join nationalist Independence Day march

    Tens of thousands of Poles have joined in a yearly Independence Day march organized by nationalist groups, an event that has grown over the past...

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  • Report: White Helmets' founder found dead in Istanbul

    Turkey's state-run news agency says a former British army officer who helped found the "White Helmets" volunteer organization in Syria, has been found...

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  • 3 blasts hit Syrian town near border with Turkey, 6 killed

    Three car bombs have gone off in the northern Syrian town of Qamishli near the border with Turkey killing at least three people

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  • Lavrov: Armenia to grant Russia access to biological labs

    Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov says Russia and Armenia have finalized talks on cooperation in biological security

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  • Iran bans sale of Israeli author accused of Darwinism

    The Tehran publishers' league in Iran says it has outlawed buying or selling books by the bestselling Israeli author Yuval Noah Harari

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  • Poll brings Spain no respite from political uncertainty

    A general election called to end political deadlock in Spain has only deepened uncertainty about the future of the European Union's fifth-largest...

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  • The Latest: Vox leader says no to helping form government

    The leader of the far-right Vox party that made huge gains in Spain's elections says he has no intention of helping incumbent Socialist Prime Minister...

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  • Baby penguin, cold weather and protests in Bolivia: World in Photos, Nov. 11

    A look at the top photos from around the globe.

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  • Hong Kong protester shot by police, set on fire

    Hong Kong woke up to chaos on Monday morning as months of pro-democracy protests intensify and become more violent.

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  • Ukraine, rebels say pullback in the east is completed

    Ukrainian and rebel officials say that both sides have completed a pullback of troops and weapons from an area in eastern Ukraine embroiled in a...

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  • Gambia takes Myanmar to top UN court over Rohingya campaign

    In a case filed at the United Nations' highest court, Myanmar has been accused of genocide in its campaign against the Rohingya Muslim minority

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  • Israel says Expo 2020 in Dubai is a bridge to Arab world

    Israel's commissioner to Expo 2020 in Dubai says next year's world fair offers the country an opportunity to present a fresh face to the Arab world

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  • Russian court arrests murder-suspect professor

    A St. Petersburg court on Monday ordered a prominent history professor suspected of murdering and dismembering a female student to be held in custody...

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  • Napoleon expert admits to killing lover in Russia after woman's arms found in bag

    Oleg Sokolov was arrested after he was rescued from a canal with the rucksack

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  • China's Jingye comes to the rescue of British Steel

    Chinese conglomerate Jingye has agreed to buy British Steel, in a rescue deal that potentially protects some 4,000 jobs

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  • Macron marks Armistice Day, 101 years after end of WWI

    French President Emmanuel Macron has led Armistice Day commemorations by visiting the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier under Paris' Arc de Triomphe, as a...

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  • Havana celebrates 500th anniversary facing dire challenges

    Havana celebrates its 500th anniversary Saturday facing some of the toughest challenges in its history, from climate change to U.S. sanctions to...

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  • UN nuclear watchdog: Inspectors found man-made uranium particles at a location in Iran not declared to the agency

    UN nuclear watchdog: Inspectors found man-made uranium particles at a location in Iran not declared to the agency

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  • Bosnia: Citizens who fought for IS in Syria can return

    Bosnia says it will take back the country's citizens who have been captured while fighting for the Islamic State group

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  • Palestinian shot in back says Israelis abused him for hours

    Palestinian man shot in the back by Israeli forces in incident caught on video says it shows just portion of his ordeal

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  • Shootings, blasts prompt Denmark to tighten border controls

    Denmark will temporarily reinstate border controls with Sweden and step up police work there after a series of violent crimes in and around Copenhagen...

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