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  • With joy and sadness, UK lawmakers pack up in Brussels

    It's time to pack for the British legislators in the European Parliament — and that including Brexit champion Nigel Farage

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  • Hamas official rejects US, Israeli 'çonspiracies'

    A senior Hamas official says the group rejects the "conspiracies" announced by the U.S. and Israel and that "all options are open" in responding

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    Hamas rejects U.S., Israeli 'conspiracies,' says 'all options are open'

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  • Puerto Rico opens only 20% of schools amid ongoing quakes

    Puerto Rico has opened only 20% of its public schools following a strong earthquake that delayed the start of classes by nearly three weeks as fears...

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  • Current model for storing nuclear waste may not be sufficiently safe, study says

    Storage materials "will likely degrade faster than anyone previously knew."

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  • Coronavirus, Paris protests, the Australian Open: World in Photos, Jan. 28

    A look at the top photos from around the globe.

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  • Ancient mystery solved? Mummy may have been killed in violent knife attack

    Experts believe new study may have solved 200-year old-mystery

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  • Germany rejigs reconnaissance system plan, drops US drones

    Germany says it is abandoning plans to install a new reconnaissance system on U.S.-made drones and will instead install it on manned aircraft

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  • In snub to US, Britain will allow Huawei in 5G networks

    Britain has decided to allow Huawei to build aspects of its new high-speed mobile network

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  • US not ready to declare coronavirus a public health emergency: HHS

    In China, the coronavirus death toll climbed to 106.

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  • Mali's 2012 coup leader released on bail amid trial delays

    The former military officer who overthrew Mali's president in 2012 has been released on bail as he awaits trial on charges he had 21 soldiers killed...

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  • Austria: 40 evacuated from cable cars after tree falls

    Authorities say about 40 people have been evacuated from cable cars in western Austria after a strong gust of wind blew a tree onto the cable

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  • Magnitude 5.2 quake strikes off Greek island of Karpathos

    An undersea earthquake with preliminary magnitude 5.2 has struck off Greece's Aegean Sea island of Karpathos

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  • 'Like I'm trapped': Africans in China lockdown see no escape

    While richer countries prepare to evacuate some citizens from China's locked-down city of Wuhan, a grassroots effort has begun among hundreds of...

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  • UN: Clashes in Sudan’s West Darfur force 11,000 into Chad

    The U.N. refugee agency says tribal clashes in Sudan’s West Darfur province have forced more than 11,000 people to flee into neighboring Chad over the...

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  • Syrian troops surround rebel-held town on 3 sides

    Syrian pro-government media and opposition activists say government forces have entered a key rebel-held town in the country's northwest after...

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  • Tensions as Paris police face off against firefighters

    Scuffles have broken out between French police and angry firefighters demonstrating in Paris for better working conditions

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  • Billionaire apologizes for telling Trump 'Africa loves you'

    A South African billionaire businessman has apologized for telling U.S. President Donald Trump that "Africa loves you" during the World Economic Forum...

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  • China wants Danish daily to apologize for virus cartoon

    China wants one of Denmark’s largest newspaper, which angered Muslims worldwide by publishing drawings of the Prophet Muhammad in 2005, to apologize...

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  • Baby possum cuddles up in rescuer’s hand

    A farmer in Australia said he found the cold, abandoned possum and used his car heater to warm the animal up.

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  • Fans in Philippines paint mural of Kobe Bryant and daughter

    The mural depicts the NBA legend with his 13-year-old daughter Gianna. The pair died along with seven others in a helicopter crash.

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  • Pair of panda cubs make public debut at Zoo Berlin

    The cubs, nicknamed Pit and Paule, were born last August.

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  • West Bank settlements report rapid growth in 2019

    A West Bank settler group says the population of Jewish settlements surged by more than 3% in 2019, well above the growth rate of Israel’s overall...

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  • Europe's asylum agency signs deal on boosting Greek presence

    Europe's asylum agency has signed a deal with Greece that will help expand its operations in the country, which is struggling to process asylum...

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  • German court rules against Berlin hostel at NKorea embassy

    A German court has dismissed a legal bid to prevent the closure of a hostel located on the grounds of the North Korean embassy in Berlin that is said...

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  • Rescue mission aids starving lions in neglected Sudan zoo

    Four lions in a rundown zoo in the capital of Sudan, wasting away from hunger, are undergoing lifesaving medical treatment from an international...

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  • Western powers won't mediate Kosovo's domestic politics

    Western powers say they will not get involved in mediation between Kosovo’s two main winning parties in the last election that have yet not concluded...

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  • Wildfire threatens homes on Australian capital's outskirts

    A wildfire sparked by a military helicopter helping firefighting efforts is blazing out of control and threatens homes on the outskirts of the...

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  • Experts say UK should lower salary threshold for immigrants

    Immigration experts say Britain should lower the salary threshold for immigrants as part of new rules brought in after the U.K. leaves the European...

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  • Experts say UK should lower salary threshold for immigrants

    Immigration experts say Britain should lower the salary threshold for immigrants as part of new rules brought in after the U.K. leaves the European...

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  • Pakistan gas cylinder explosion kills 11 in perfume factory

    Pakistani rescuer workers and police say a massive explosion and fire triggered by a gas cylinder explosion has engulfed a small perfume factory,...

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  • Britain's EU Journey: When Brexit chaos ensued

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

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  • Commemorative Brexit coin sparks Oxford comma debate

    Ever a divisive topic among grammar enthusiasts, the Oxford comma has been at the center of an enduring argument over punctuation. And most...

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  • Report alleges killings in Burundi as elections draw near

    A research group says repression has intensified in Burundi ahead of presidential polls in May

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  • Ex-C. African Republic leader insists return is peaceful

    Former Central African Republic President Francois Bozize insists he has returned from exile with peaceful intentions, even as fears grow that he will...

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  • 'Confused and angry': Brexit unsettles EU citizens in the UK

    As Britain prepares to leave the European Union on Friday, many EU citizens in the country say they feel anxious, angry and abandoned

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  • Israeli president warns of hatred during Berlin school visit

    Israeli President Reuven Rivlin visited a Jewish high school in Berlin on Tuesday as part of a three-day trip to Germany

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  • Moderate quake shakes western Turkey, no injuries reported

    A moderate earthquake shook buildings in western Turkey, sending people running into the streets for safety

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  • Netanyahu pulls request for immunity on corruption charges

    Netanyahu's retraction paves the way for proceedings against him to go forward.

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  • Taliban assault on Afghan police base kills 11

    Afghan officials say Taliban militants have attacked a police base, killing 11, possibly with help from at least one of the policemen inside

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  • Hungary: Warning shots fired as migrants try to cross border

    Migrants tried to enter the country through a border crossing with Serbia.

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  • Iranian military drone crash lands in southwestern province

    Iranian media are reporting that one of the country's military drones has crash landed in the southwestern province of Khuzestan

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  • EU high official for talks in Poland on rule of law threats

    The vice president of the European Commission, Vera Jourova, is in Poland for talks with parliament and justice officials

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  • UK government says China's Huawei can participate in high-speed wireless network but will be excluded from "core" parts.

    UK government says China's Huawei can participate in high-speed wireless network but will be excluded from "core" parts.

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  • Airbus nears settlements with US, UK, French investigators

    Airbus says it has reached potential settlement agreements with financial investigators in the U.S., Britain and France

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  • UN food agency says aid looted in Yemen's Houthi-held area

    The U.N. food agency says that one of its warehouses in the Houthi-controlled part of Yemen had been looted

    Jan 28

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  • Qatar emir names new prime minister from within royal court

    Qatar's ruling emir has accepted the resignation of the country's prime minister and appointed another member of the ruling family in his place

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  • Hong Kong leader announces all rail connections to mainland China will be severed starting Friday as virus fears grow

    Hong Kong leader announces all rail connections to mainland China will be severed starting Friday as virus fears grow

    Jan 28

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  • Market attack kills at least 30 in northern Burkina Faso

    Authorities say suspected Islamic extremists attacked a busy market and killed more than 30 people over the weekend as the West African country's...

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