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  • Hong Kong protesters defy police, set up roadblocks

    Hong Kong protesters again flood streets on Sunday, ignoring a police ban on the rally and demanding the government meet their demands

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  • Swiss choose new parliament, vote could see Green gains

    Voters in Switzerland are electing a new national parliament, with recent polls suggesting that green parties could fare well in a year when...

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  • UK's Johnson asks for a Brexit delay that he doesn't want

    Prime Minister Boris Johnson is pressing ahead with plans to try to win parliamentary backing for his new Brexit deal as the European Union considers...

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  • Indonesia's popular president to be sworn in for 2nd term

    Indonesia's popular president who rose from poverty and pledged to champion democracy, fight corruption and modernize the world's most populous Muslim...

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  • India: Pakistan firing kills 2 soldiers, civilian in Kashmir

    The Indian military says Pakistani soldiers have targeted a border post and civilian areas along the highly militarized frontier in disputed Kashmir,...

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  • Botswana, calm for decades, faces surprising election fight

    Botswana, calm for decades, faces surprising election fight after ex-leader turns on successor

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• Oct 20

  • Bolivians pick between Evo Morales and change in tight vote

    Bolivians choose between Evo Morales continuity or change under new leader in fiercely contested presidential election

    Oct 20

• Oct 19

  • Chile's president rolls back subway fare hike amid protests

    It's the first time since Gen. Augusto Pinochet's dictatorship ended in 1990.

    Oct 19

• Oct 19

  • The Latest: Johnson sends EU request for Brexit delay

    The Latest: UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson sends EU request for Brexit delay, but also letter arguing against extension.

    Oct 19

• Oct 19

  • UK's Johnson asks for Brexit delay, but argues against it

    Prime Minister Boris Johnson has grudgingly asked the European Union to delay Brexit

    Oct 19

• Oct 19

  • Hong Kong activist stabbed as protesters gird for march

    Hong Kong police say a man distributing leaflets near a wall with pro-democracy messages has been stabbed and wounded ahead of Sunday march

    Oct 19

• Oct 19

  • Hondurans call for president to step down after drug verdict

    President's younger brother was convicted of drug trafficking in New York.

    Oct 19

• Oct 19

  • In many parts of Mexico, government ceded battle to cartels

    Control of whole towns, cities and regions effectively handed to drug cartels.

    Oct 19

• Oct 19

  • Barcelona mayor pleads for violence in Catalonia to stop

    Barcelona mayor calls for violent protests in Catalonia to stop; more than 500 injured

    Oct 19

• Oct 19

  • Tourist deaths in Dominican Republic were due to natural causes: FBI

    The FBI's findings were consistent with what local authorities said.

    Oct 19

• Oct 19

  • Lebanon's Nasrallah says he's against government resignation

    Lebanon's influential Hezbollah leader says he doesn't support the government's resignation amid nationwide protests over a deepening economic crisis

    Oct 19

• Oct 19

  • The Latest: Lebanon party pulls out of embattled government

    A Lebanese Christian leader has asked his four Cabinet ministers in to resign amid nationwide protests against the country's political elite

    Oct 19

• Oct 19

  • UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson sends EU request for Brexit delay, but also letter arguing against extension

    UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson sends EU request for Brexit delay, but also letter arguing against extension

    Oct 19

• Oct 19

  • Mexico says Trump shows 'solidarity' after suspect freed

    Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador says he received a phone call from U.S. President Donald Trump to express "solidarity" over the events...

    Oct 19

• Oct 19

  • Egypt: 4 killed when shells hit 2 houses in north Sinai

    Egyptian security officials and medics say shells hit two houses in the restive northern Sinai Peninsula, killing at least four civilians including a...

    Oct 19

• Oct 19

  • Syria's Kurds say they'll withdraw from an area of the border with Turkey after evacuation of besieged town is complete

    Syria's Kurds say they'll withdraw from an area of the border with Turkey after evacuation of besieged town is complete

    Oct 19

• Oct 19

  • Thousands of protesters gather for 'Italian pride' rally

    Thousands gather for 'Italian pride' rally to protest against government of former enemies

    Oct 19

• Oct 19

  • Egypt reveals details of 30 ancient coffins found in Luxor

    An Egyptian antiquities official says archaeologists have uncovered 30 ancient wooden coffins in the southern city of Luxor

    Oct 19

• Oct 19

  • Russia, Serbia vow to boost ties despite Belgrade's EU bid

    Russia, Serbia vow to boost ties despite Belgrade's European Union bid

    Oct 19

• Oct 19

  • Israelis rally in support of woman imprisoned in Russia

    About 200 Israelis are demonstrating in Tel Aviv in solidarity with an Israeli woman imprisoned in Russia on drug charges

    Oct 19

• Oct 19

  • Hondurans call for president to step down after drug verdict

    Thousands of Hondurans have protested into the early hours of the morning to demand that President Juan Orlando Hernández be removed from office after...

    Oct 19

• Oct 19

  • Within hours of Pence meeting, Turkey's 'pause' on attacking Syria appears breached

    Eyewitnesses have said Turkish artillery did not abide by the agreement.

    Oct 19

• Oct 19

  • Thousands in Germany, France protest Turkish push into Syria

    Thousands in Germany, France protest Turkish offensive in northern Syria

    Oct 19

• Oct 19

  • Violent protests rage in Barcelona after leaders sentenced for independence push

    More than 400 people have been injured in the Barcelona protests this week.

    Oct 19

• Oct 19

  • Egypt unveils 3,000-year-old wooden coffins in Luxor

    They date back to the 22nd Dynasty in the 10th century BC.

    Oct 19

• Oct 19

  • Cheers erupt outside Parliament as Brexit delayed again

    Cheers erupt outside Parliament as Brexit delayed again; 'Another chance for sanity'

    Oct 19

• Oct 19

  • What's next after key Brexit vote is delayed

    What's next after key Brexit vote is delayed

    Oct 19

• Oct 19

  • Hong Kongers use masquerade as new protest tactic

    AP Photos: Winnie the Pooh, Guy Fawkes, Pepe the Frog _ the new faces of Hong Kong's pro-democracy protest movement

    Oct 19

• Oct 19

  • Rights lawyers: Egypt frees more than 100 held in crackdown

    Rights lawyers and officials say Egyptian authorities have released more than 100 people who were among hundreds more arrested in a sweeping crackdown...

    Oct 19

• Oct 19

  • Bolivia's Evo Morales faces tightest presidential election

    Bolivian President Evo Morales faces the tightest election of his political career Sunday as he tries to extend his nearly 14 years in power

    Oct 19

• Oct 19

  • Official: Preliminary Afghan election results delayed

    An Afghan official says the announcement of preliminary results of last month's presidential election has been delayed

    Oct 19

• Oct 19

  • UK Parliament votes to force Brexit delay in setback for Boris Johnson

    This means a delay, even if MPs pass the Brexit deal.

    Oct 19

• Oct 19

  • South Sudan opposition leader returns to meet with president

    South Sudan opposition leader returns to meet with president; unity government deadline looms

    Oct 19

• Oct 19

  • UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson says he will push ahead and try to have Britain leave the European Union by Oct. 31

    UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson says he will push ahead and try to have Britain leave the European Union by Oct. 31

    Oct 19

• Oct 19

  • UK Parliament votes to postpone decision on EU divorce deal, raising prospect of further delay to Brexit.

    UK Parliament votes to postpone decision on EU divorce deal, raising prospect of further delay to Brexit.

    Oct 19

• Oct 19

  • Day 2 of wildcat French train strike upsets start of holiday

    Day 2 of wildcat French train strike affects thousands at start of school holidays

    Oct 19

• Oct 19

  • Ethiopia's Nobel-winning leader launches million-copy book

    Ethiopia's Nobel Peace Prize-winning leader launches million-copy book of his ideology

    Oct 19

• Oct 19

  • 15 dead after Russian dam collapse floods dormitories

    15 dead after Russian dam collapse floods workers' dormitories

    Oct 19

• Oct 19

  • Mozambique's opposition Renamo wants re-run of elections

    Mozambique's opposition Renamo rejects projected ruling party win, wants re-run of elections

    Oct 19

• Oct 19

  • Afghan village buries its dead after mosque bombing kills 66

    Funerals are being held in eastern Afghanistan for the victims of Friday's deadly bomb blast in a village mosque which killed 66 people during prayers

    Oct 19

• Oct 19

  • North Macedonia PM Zaev calls for early election, blasts EU

    A "disappointed and outraged" North Macedonia Prime Minister Zoran Zaev says he will propose an early election in the face of the European Union's...

    Oct 19

• Oct 19

  • Millions march in Iraq in annual Arbaeen Shiite pilgrimage

    Millions of pilgrims are making their way on foot to the Iraqi city of Karbala for the annual Shiite pilgrimage of Arbaeen

    Oct 19

• Oct 19

  • Opposition leader Jeremy Corbyn tells Parliament Brexit deal risks jobs, rights, environment and health service

    Opposition leader Jeremy Corbyn tells Parliament Brexit deal risks jobs, rights, environment and health service

    Oct 19

• Oct 19

  • Swiss to elect new legislature, as polls suggest Green gains

    Swiss voters elect their parliament this weekend, a challenge for the dominant party of the populist right and an opportunity for green parties as...

    Oct 19

• Oct 19

  • British Prime Minister tells Parliament new Brexit deal can heal rift in British politics.

    British Prime Minister tells Parliament new Brexit deal can heal rift in British politics.

    Oct 19