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  • Pope’s Asian agenda: Atomic bombs, martyrs, family reunion

    Pope Francis will be heading this week to Asia, where he’ll appeal for global nuclear disarmament at the sites of the atomic bomb and minister to two...

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  • Hip waders on: Venice copes with another exceptional tide

    Venetians coped with another exceptional tide in a season that is setting records, while other parts of Italy wrestled with weather woes ranging from...

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  • Yemen government delays return, officials blame separatists

    Yemeni government delays its return to port city of Aden, officials blame southern separatists for stalling deal

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  • Iran supreme leader warns ‘thugs’ amid gas price protests

    Iran’s supreme leader backs government over fuel price hikes, calls those setting fire to public property ‘thugs’

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  • China carrier fleet passes near rival Taiwan

    A Chinese aircraft carrier fleet has passed near Taiwan, prompting the self-governing island to scramble ships and jets to monitor the situation

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  • Cartels prey upon migrants who wait to cross US border

    Migrants who once moved quickly through violent areas are now sent back there.

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  • Hong Kong protesters fight off police with fire and arrows

    A police officer has been hit in the leg by an arrow, and protesters set an overhead footbridge on fire as they fought to keep police from advancing...

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  • Afghan candidate halts another attempt at ballot recount

    Afghan election commission tries again to launch ballot recount but presidential candidate halts process

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  • Dubai Airshow opens as big Gulf airlines slow down purchases

    Dubai Airshow opens as major Gulf airlines rein back big-ticket purchases amid strains on the industry

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  • The Latest: Fires blaze as Hong Kong protesters face police

    Protesters have set fires on bridges leading to Hong Kong Polytechnic University as they try to keep police from advancing on their campus stronghold

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  • Former Sri Lankan defense chief wins presidential vote

    Gotabaya Rajapaksa, a former defense official revered by Sri Lanka’s ethnic majority for his role in ending a bloody civil war but feared by...

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  • Bolivian interim leader meets UN envoy amid violence fears

    Bolivia’s interim president has met with a U.N. envoy to discuss the country’s crisis, a day after security forces fired on supporters of former...

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  • Airstrikes kill 5 in northwest rebel-held Syrian village

    Syrian activists: Airstrikes on rebel-held village in country’s northwest kill 5 people, including 3 women

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  • Belarus leader dismisses democracy even as vote takes place

    Belarus’ authoritarian president disdainfully brushed off concerns that Sunday’s parliament elections, from which many opposition figures have been...

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  • 2 jets collide after landing in Frankfurt, no one injured

    Authorities say a collision between two passenger jets on the tarmac at Frankfurt Airport has caused damage but left no one injured

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  • Iraq protesters block some roads amid strike call

    Iraqi anti-government protesters close some roads in response to influential cleric’s call for strike

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  • Pope decries that ‘greed of a few’ worsens poverty of others

    Pope Francis decries that the “greed of a few” wealthy people is compounding the plight of the poor, lamenting lack of concern about growing income...

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  • AP Photos: Violence engulfs Hong Kong university campus

    AP Photos: Bows and arrows, rocks, bricks, Molotov cocktails, blue dye fired from water cannons, and tear gas engulfing Hong Kong’s Polytechnic...

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  • Merkel party leader: No overhaul of German coalition deal

    The leader of German Chancellor Angela Merkel’s party is rejecting calls for an overhaul of the accord underpinning Merkel’s often-fractious...

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• Nov 17

  • UK media: Prince Andrew’s sex claims rebuttal a train wreck

    Britain’s media slammed Prince Andrew’s rebuttal to claims of sex with a woman who says she was trafficked by Jeffrey Epstein, branding the interview...

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  • Egypt says 9 killed in road accident in southern province

    Egypt: 9 killed as minibus collides with small truck in southern province

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  • Leaked Russian interference report raises UK vote questions

    A senior Labour party official says leaks from a report on Russian interference in Britain raise serious questions about the security of next month’s...

    Nov 17

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  • Dubai Airshow opens as big Gulf airlines slow down purchases

    Dubai Airshow opens as major Gulf airlines reign back big-ticket purchases amid strains on the industry

    Nov 17

• Nov 17

  • Venice braces for another exceptional tide, tourists flee

    Venetians are bracing for the prospect of another exceptional tide in a season that is setting new records

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• Nov 17

  • Saudi Aramco to sell 1.5% stake, valuing company up to $1.7T

    Saudi Arabia’s state oil giant Saudi Aramco to sell 1.5% stake locally, valuing company at up to $1.7 trillion

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  • Hong Kong police say officer hit in leg by arrow during faceoff with protesters outside university

    Hong Kong police say officer hit in leg by arrow during faceoff with protesters outside university

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  • At least 7 die, 25 hurt in Bangladesh gas pipeline explosion

    Police say at least 7 people have been killed and another 25 injured after a gas pipeline exploded in southeastern Bangladesh

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  • Sri Lanka’s ruling party candidate concedes defeat to Gotabaya Rajapaksa in presidential election

    Sri Lanka’s ruling party candidate concedes defeat to Gotabaya Rajapaksa in presidential election

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  • Iranian state TV: Supreme leader backs fuel price hikes, calls those setting fire to public property ‘bandits’

    Iranian state TV: Supreme leader backs fuel price hikes, calls those setting fire to public property ‘bandits’

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  • The US and South Korea are postponing a joint military air exercise that North Korea has criticized as provocative

    The US and South Korea are postponing a joint military air exercise that North Korea has criticized as provocative

    Nov 17

• Nov 16

  • Bolivian interim leader meets UN envoy amid violence fears

    Bolivia’s interim president has met with a U.N. envoy to discuss the country’s crisis, a day after security forces fired on supporters of former...

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• Nov 16

  • Prince Andrew says in interview 'nothing' happened between him and Virginia Giuffre

    The prince's high-stakes BBC interview was broadcast on Saturday.

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  • Prince Charles and Camilla begin weeklong New Zealand trip

    Britain’s Prince Charles and his wife Camilla have arrived in New Zealand for a weeklong trip, during which they plan to visit the city of...

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  • Australian MP says he and colleague barred entry to China

    An outspoken Australian parliamentarian said Saturday that he and a colleague have been barred entry to China for a study trip, a development he said...

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  • Protests grip major Iran cities over gas prices; 1 killed

    Protesters were angered by Iran raising subsidized gasoline prices.

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  • Rebellious students abandon occupation of Hong Kong campus

    Chinese troops come out of the barracks in Hong Kong _ not to quell protests but to help clean up

    Nov 16

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  • Myanmar rejects court probe into crimes against Rohingyas

    Myanmar's government has rejected the International Criminal Court's decision to allow prosecutors to open an investigation into crimes committed...

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  • Q&A: The Chinese troops in Hong Kong and what they can do

    Q&A: Why Chinese troops are in Hong Kong and what they can do

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  • US businesswoman says Johnson ignored her amid controversy

    The American businesswoman facing questions over her links to U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson says he has cast her aside like a “gremlin.”

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  • Crowd honors tree as Havana celebrates 500th anniversary

    Hundreds of people in Cuba’s capital stand in line to kiss, touch or walk around a towering silk floss tree in a nod to tradition as they celebrate...

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  • Venezuela’s Guaidó leads thousands in anti-Maduro protest

    A large crowd has rallied around Venezuelan opposition leader Juan Guaidó in a peaceful protest, answering his call to take to the streets in an...

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  • Paris yellow vest protests turn violent with police as movement turns 1

    Police fired tear gas toward protesters Saturday in Paris.

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  • Cartel blockades, gunfire leave 1 dead in Mexico border city

    Gangsters have unleashed mayhem in the Mexican border city of Nuevo Laredo.

    Nov 16

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  • Czechs use anniversary of Velvet Revolution to pressure PM

    Czechs have gathered on the 30th anniversary of the Velvet Revolution that brought an end to decades of communist rule in the country to urge Prime...

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  • Protests grip major Iran cities over gas prices; 1 killed

    Protesters angered by Iran raising subsidized gasoline prices have blocked traffic in several cities and clashed occasionally with police

    Nov 16

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  • Iraq officials: Protesters surge toward Baghdad’s Green Zone

    Iraqi security and medical officials say protesters have pushed closer to the Green Zone, Baghdad’s fortified seat of government, after security...

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  • Lebanese police to boost security near banks amid unrest

    Lebanese security forces will boost measures near the country’s banks that have been closed for more than a week over fears by employees for their...

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  • Young Venetians volunteer after flood of their lifetimes

    As soon as waters receded from this week’s devastating flood, about 50 young Venetians wearing rubber boots and gripped by a sense of determination...

    Nov 16

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  • St. Mark's Square reopens in Venice, but water remains high

    Tourists and residents have been allowed back into St. Mark’s Square in Venice, a day after it was closed due to exceptionally high tidal waters that...

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  • Czech filmmaker Vojtech Jasny dies at age 93

    Vojtech Jasny, a filmmaker who belonged to the new wave of Czechoslovak cinema in the 1960s, has died at age 93

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