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  • Survivor in Slovenia turns 100 on Holocaust Remembrance Day

    For  Marija Frlan, it's as symbolic as it can get

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  • German military resumes training troops in northern Iraq

    The German military has resumed training Iraqi troops in the country's Kurdish north, about three weeks after it was suspended following the U.S....

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  • Italians vote in 2 regions; Salvini eyes return to power

    Right-wing opposition leader Matteo Salvini is telling Italians who are voting in two regions to use their ballots to help his anti-migrant party...

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  • Netanyahu hopes to 'make history' with White House visit

    The Israeli leader will visit for the unveiling of Trump's Mideast peace plan.

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  • Turkey hunts for earthquake survivors as death toll hits 31

    A powerful earthquake hit the country's east, killing at least 31 people.

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  • Kim's aunt reemerges after years of speculation about fate

    It was her first public appearance in about six years.

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  • Grenade attack on Afghan wedding injures 20, including kids

    Children were among those injured in the attack.

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  • India celebrates Republic Day with military parade

    Thousands of Indians have converged on a ceremonial boulevard in the capital amid tight security to celebrate the Republic Day, which marks the 1950...

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  • Mexican women protest murders of activists, target monuments

    Hundreds of feminists have swarmed the streets of Mexico City to demand justice for two feminist activists murdered in Mexico this month

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• Jan 25

  • US Consulate in epidemic-stricken city of Wuhan chartering flight Tuesday to evacuate personnel, some private citizens

    US Consulate in epidemic-stricken city of Wuhan chartering flight Tuesday to evacuate personnel, some private citizens

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  • 4 dead, 5 injured in explosion at South Korean motel

    Four people have died and five others were injured following an explosion at a motel in eastern South Korea

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  • Peter MacKay begins bid to lead Canada's Conservative party

    Former Canadian Cabinet minister Peter MacKay criticized Prime Minister Justin Trudeau as he officially announced he is running to be leader of...

    Jan 25

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  • Death toll from virus outbreak in China rises to 56 with a total of 1,975 cases reported

    Death toll from virus outbreak in China rises to 56 with a total of 1,975 cases reported

    Jan 25

• Jan 25

  • Iranian FM: Tehran still willing to negotiate with US

    A US drone strike that killed an Iranian general hasn't ended hopes for a deal.

    Jan 25

• Jan 25

  • Death toll stands at 22 in Turkish earthquake; 1,000 hurt

    Officials say the death toll from a strong earthquake that rocked eastern Turkey is up to 29 as rescue teams continue searching the rubble of...

    Jan 25

• Jan 25

  • Heavy rains in Brazil cause flooding, landslides; 30 killed

    Authorities in Brazil say heavy rains caused flooding and landslides in the southeast part of the country, killing at least 30 people

    Jan 25

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  • Israeli aircraft strike Gaza sites after balloon launches

    The Israeli military says its aircraft struck several sites for Gaza militants in response to incendiary balloons launched from the Palestinian...

    Jan 25

• Jan 25

  • 5.0 quake hits southern Puerto Rico amid ongoing tremors

    The region has been hit by quakes daily for nearly a month.

    Jan 25

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  • Netanyahu tries to rally global opposition to ICC case

    ICC prosecutor found "reasonable basis" to open a war crimes probe into Israel.

    Jan 25

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  • Iraq protest tents set ablaze after cleric withdraws support

    Iraqi officials and activists say security forces have cracked down on anti-government protesters, leaving four dead

    Jan 25

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  • Venezuela's Guaidó visits a politically agitated Spain

    Juan Guaidó, the man who one year ago launched a bid to oust Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro, has paid a visit to Spain, where a thriving...

    Jan 25

• Jan 25

  • Greek police report seizure of nearly 1.2 tons of cocaine

    Greek police say they seized nearly 1.2 tons of cocaine and arrested 8 alleged members of an international drug trafficking gang

    Jan 25

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  • India, Brazil agree to boost ties in IT, biofuel and mining

    India and Brazil have agreed to boost trade and investment across a range of fields such as defense, mining, biofuel, cybersecurity, food, the...

    Jan 25

• Jan 25

  • French automaker PSA Group says it will evacuate employees from Wuhan, take them out of China after a quarantine period.

    French automaker PSA Group says it will evacuate employees from Wuhan, take them out of China after a quarantine period.

    Jan 25

• Jan 25

  • Vatican urges visiting Iraqi president to protect Christians

    The Holy See said the meetings focused on promoting peace and security in Iraq.

    Jan 25

• Jan 25

  • Israel's Gantz to meet Trump before peace plan unveiling

    Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's chief political rival says he has accepted President Donald Trump's invitation to Washington

    Jan 25

• Jan 25

  • Lebanese protesters rally downtown despite enhanced security

    Hundreds of Lebanese have gathered outside Beirut's central government building to reject the newly formed Cabinet, with some protesters breaching...

    Jan 25

• Jan 25

  • Cardinal at center of 2 Popes storm doubles down on celibacy

    He argues that the Catholic priesthood is incompatible with marriage.

    Jan 25

• Jan 25

  • Trump envoy hails deal to resume Serbia-Kosovo rail service

    U.S. President Donald Trump’s special envoy says an agreement to resume railway service between Serbia and Kosovo is important for both nations

    Jan 25

• Jan 25

  • One year on, Brazilian city haunted by deadly dam collapse

    The rupture of mining company Vale’s dam remains raw in a town of 40,000 people that’s trying to lift itself up after the blow

    Jan 25

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  • 'This is huge': Locust swarms destroy crops in East Africa

    Millions of desert locusts are descending on Kenya in the country's worst outbreak in 70 years

    Jan 25

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  • Libya says oil shutdown caused over $255 million in losses

    Libya's national oil company says the closure of the country's major oil fields and production facilities has resulted in losses of more than $255...

    Jan 25

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  • US backs Bulgarian moves against alleged Russian agents

    The United States has expressed strong backing for Bulgaria after it charged three Russian citizens with attempted murder and separately expelled two...

    Jan 25

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  • Building collapses in Indian capital, killing 5 people

    A building that was being expanded in the Indian capital has collapsed, crashing down and killing five people on the main floor, including four...

    Jan 25

• Jan 25

  • Suspect in German shooting ordered kept in custody

    Authorities say a man suspected of killing six relatives in a shooting in southwestern Germany has been ordered held in custody pending a possible...

    Jan 25

• Jan 25

  • Bulgarians protest severe water shortage in industrial city

    Residents of a Bulgarian city in the midst of a severe months-long water shortage have gathered in front of the government headquarters Saturday to...

    Jan 25

• Jan 25

  • New virus mutes Lunar New Year mood in Asia

    A new virus that started in China is hanging over the first day of the Year of the Rat in much of Asia

    Jan 25

• Jan 25

  • Why is Vladimir Putin racing to amend Russia's constitution?

    The changes could lay the groundwork for Putin staying in power for life.

    Jan 25

• Jan 25

  • US, UK leaders talk telecoms security ahead of 5G decision

    British Prime Minister Boris Johnson and President Donald Trump have discussed the security of telecommunications networks as the UK prepares to...

    Jan 25

• Jan 25

  • Survey: Nearly half of Afghans want US troops out after deal

    A new study shows nearly half of all Afghans want U.S. and NATO troops to leave Afghanistan once a peace deal to end the country's 18-year war is...

    Jan 25

• Jan 25

  • Britain's EU Journey: When Blair's EU aspirations faded away

    Britain officially leaves the European Union on Jan. 31 after a debilitating political period that has bitterly divided the nation since the 2016...

    Jan 25

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  • CEO of soup dumpling mecca Din Tai Fung dishes on the restaurant's secrets

    The eatery had humble beginnings but has become an international phenomenon.

    Jan 25

• Jan 25

  • Cultural traditions, food and festivities mark Lunar New Year

    This year's annual festival celebrates the Year of the Rat.

    Jan 25

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  • 3 dead US flying firefighters retrieved from Australian forest

    The bodies of three U.S. flying firefighters and the cockpit voice recorder from the water bomber in which they died battling Australia’s...

    Jan 25

• Jan 25

  • Death toll from eastern Turkey earthquake climbs to 20

    Turkish officials say the death toll from a strong earthquake in the country's east has climbed to at least 20 people

    Jan 25

• Jan 24

  • Use of 'rescues' by Mexican migration officials criticized

    Mexico says it “rescued” 800 Central American migrants walking up a highway

    Jan 24

• Jan 24

  • Bolivia's interim leader Áñez confirms candidacy in election

    Bolivian interim President Jeanine Áñez has announced her candidacy in the country's May 3 presidential election

    Jan 24

• Jan 24

  • At least 18 dead, hundreds hurt as quake hits eastern Turkey

    Turkish officials say at least 18 people have been killed in an earthquake with a preliminary magnitude of 6.8 that shook the country's east, injuring...

    Jan 24

• Jan 24

  • China reports number of cases of new virus has increased to 1,287 and the death toll has risen to 41

    China reports number of cases of new virus has increased to 1,287 and the death toll has risen to 41

    Jan 24

• Jan 24

  • 3 Americans killed in Australia all had military backgrounds

    Three Americans killed when their plane crashed while fighting wildfires in Australia all had strong military backgrounds and a passion for flying

    Jan 24