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  • Rescuers describe horror of New Zealand's silent eruption

    Fourteen people are believed dead after New Zealand's White Island volcano erupted this week

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  • Third Israeli election looks to prolong political stalemate

    Israel appears to be headed toward an unprecedented third election within a year, barring a nearly unfathomable about-face

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  • New Zealand volcano vents steam, stymies recovery of bodies

    A New Zealand island volcano is venting more steam and mud after a deadly eruption two days ago

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  • No Christmas tinsel in Iraq, in solidarity with protesters

    Leaders of Iraq's Christian community have cancelled this year's Christmas-related celebrations in solidarity with the country's protest movement

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  • No Christmas tinsel in Iraq, in solidarity with protesters

    Leaders of Iraq's Christian community have cancelled this year's Christmas-related celebrations in solidarity with the country's protest movement

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  • No Christmas tinsel in Iraq, in solidarity with protesters

    Leaders of Iraq's Christian community have cancelled this year's Christmas-related celebrations in solidarity with the country's protest movement

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  • Bougainville vote favors independence from Papua New Guinea

    The South Pacific region of Bougainville has voted overwhelmingly for independence from Papua New Guinea

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  • Suicide bomber hits gate of Bagram Air Base in Afghanistan

    The U.S. military says a suicide bombing has targeted a medical facility

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  • Ex-Mexico security chief long haunted by corruption claims

    Mexico's former security chief was dogged by so many allegations of corruption and wrongdoing for so long that some said it was only a matter of time...

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  • Bougainville votes for independence from Papua New Guinea in nonbinding referendum

    Bougainville votes for independence from Papua New Guinea in nonbinding referendum

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  • Afghan official says a powerful suicide bombing has targeted a U.S. military convoy near Bagram Air Base north of Kabul

    Afghan official says a powerful suicide bombing has targeted a U.S. military convoy near Bagram Air Base north of Kabul

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  • AP Interview: Taiwan may help if Hong Kong violence expands

    Taiwan’s top diplomat says his government stands with Hong Kong citizens pushing for “freedom and democracy,” and would help those displaced from the...

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  • India’s crackdown hits religious freedom in disputed Kashmir

    The call to prayer at the central mosque in disputed Kashmir's largest city has been silent for four months

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  • Corruption allegations long dogged ex-Mexico security chief

    Mexico's former security chief was dogged by so many allegations of corruption and wrongdoing for so long that some said it was only a matter of time...

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  • Johnson dodges UK's health woes, wants to talk about Brexit

    Britain's Prime Minister Boris Johnson is trying to get his campaign back to the issue of Brexit amid allegations that he exploited a terrorist knife...

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  • Photo of sick boy on floor roils British election campaign

    A photo of a sick 4-year-old boy sleeping on a hospital floor because no beds were available has become one of the defining images of Britain’s...

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  • Afghanistan's Karzai tells AP that US cash fed corruption

    Afghanistan’s former president says Washington helped fuel corruption in his country by spending hundreds of millions of dollars over the past two...

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  • Alberto Fernández inaugurated as president of Argentina

    Alberto Fernández has assumed the presidency of Argentina, returning the country to the ranks of left-leaning nations in a moment of right-wing...

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  • Chile combs Antarctic for missing plane with 38 aboard

    Search crews are combing the Antarctic for a Chilean military transport plane carrying 38 people that vanished en route to a base on the frozen...

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  • In Mexico, effeminate Zapata painting draws fury

    A painting showing Mexican Revolution hero Emiliano Zapata nude and in an effeminate pose has drawn the ire of some of Zapata's descendants

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  • Thousands rally around Holocaust survivor in Milan

    She's been put under police protection due to anti-Semitic threats.

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  • Landslide in Brazil capital spills 4 cars into building site

    A landslide at a construction site in Brazil's capital has tumbled four cars parked on an adjoining road into the excavation for a planned building

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  • Handke takes Nobel Literature Prize amid protest

    Austrian Author Peter Handke has received his Nobel Literature Prize amid criticism in Sweden and abroad as an apologist for Serb war crimes in the...

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  • Bloomberg tells UN climate talks: You can count on the US

    Billionaire businessman and Democratic presidential contender Michael Bloomberg says most Americans want tougher action on climate change, an issue he...

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  • Voting with their feet: French march against pension reforms

    Thousands of people have marched through French cities as unions cranked up pressure against the government's retirement reforms. Paris deployed...

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  • Ready for prisoner swaps, Iran says US holding 20 Iranians

    Iran says American authorities are holding about 20 Iranian nationals in jail.

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  • Qatar emir not attending annual Gulf summit in Saudi Arabia

    An annual summit of Arab Gulf countries is taking place in Saudi Arabia amid a sharp escalation of tensions with Iran following months of attacks on...

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  • US sanctions 5 South Sudan agents it says killed 2 critics

    The United States has imposed sanctions on five South Sudan officials, who it says are responsible for the abductions and likely murders in 2017 of...

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  • Labour's Jeremy Corbyn: Redistribute UK wealth, tax the rich

    The leader of Britain's Labour Party is hoping a tide of discontent will sweep him into the prime minister's residence at 10 Downing Street

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  • Hungary OKs 'muzzle law,' boosts lawmaker fines, sanctions

    Hungary's right-wing governing parties have approved legislation greatly increasing fines and sanctions on lawmakers who disrupt parliamentary...

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  • Israeli lawmakers submit bill to dissolve parliament

    Israeli legislators have submitted a bill that would dissolve parliament and force unprecedented third national elections in less than a year

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  • Tens of thousands of Czechs call on prime minister to resign

    Tens of thousands of Czechs have returned to the streets of Prague to urge the country's prime minister to resign

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  • Volcanic eruption turns fatal

    New Zealand officials are working to find survivors from the volcanic eruption that has claimed six lives.

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  • AP Explains: Peronism returns in Argentina amid crisis

    Alberto Fernández becomes president of Argentina on Tuesday and is returning the country's Peronist political movement to power amid an economic...

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  • Brazil's president calls activist Greta Thunberg a 'brat'

    The name-calling came after she spoke about slayings of indigenous Brazilians.

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  • Parisians dodge strikes by logging on to share rides, bikes

    Use of technology is changing the nature of French strikes

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  • Finland gets world's youngest prime minister, a woman age 34

    Finland has became the country with the world's youngest sitting head of government

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  • Greece sends letters to UN over Turkey-Libya deal

    Greece's government spokesman says the country has written to the United Nations explaining its objections to a maritime boundary deal between Turkey...

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  • Somalia forces kill 5 rebels who attacked president's house

    Somali police say five heavily armed Islamic extremist rebels attacked the presidential palace in Somalia's capital Tuesday before all were killed by...

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  • 339,000 protesters ramp up pressure on French President Macron over pensions reform

    Transportation services have been severely disrupted across the nation.

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  • New app helps Inuit people hunt and navigate through ice melting from climate change

    Venturing through the ice can be a dangerous task as the Earth warms.

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  • UK to return medal stripped from bisexual former sailor

    A bisexual former sailor is having his medal returned to him by British military officials in an acknowledgement that the military's treatment of gay...

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  • Europe's new central bank chief faces slow growth, dissent

    The new head of the European Central Bank is getting ready to give her first official assessment of the eurozone economy

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  • Bosnian police clear migrants from camp near old minefield

    Bosnian police have rounded up migrants at a tent camp and ordered them onto buses for trips to what was described as a better facility near the...

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  • At least 4 dead in Czech hospital shooting; shooter at large

    Officials in the Czech Republic say a man with an illegal gun fatally shot six people and wounded three others at a hospital in an eastern city

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  • Police in Somalia say 5 gunmen have attacked the presidential residence in Mogadishu, the capital

    Police in Somalia say 5 gunmen have attacked the presidential residence in Mogadishu, the capital

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  • Israel says defense officials caught in major bribery case

    Israel's Justice Ministry says it plans to prosecute suspects involved in a “serious corruption affair” in one of the country's defense bodies

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