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  • World journalist group: Fewer media staff killed this year

    Deaths among journalist killed in the line of duty are lower this year, but a journalism advocacy group says one reason appears to be that media...

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  • Finland's next prime minister breaks the mold in many ways

    She would be the world's youngest prime minister at 34.

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  • Saudi prince's ambitions hinge on triumphant Aramco sale

    Saudi Arabia is expected to set a new record on Wednesday with the sale of a sliver of Aramco, the state-owned oil company valued at $1.7 trillion

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  • Putin sits down with new Ukraine leader for first time

    Russian President Vladimir Putin and Ukraine's president have met for the first time at a summit in Paris to find a way to end the five years of...

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  • Boy on hospital floor dominates Britain's election campaign

    A 4-year-old boy in a Spider-Man top lying on a hospital floor has taken center stage in the British election campaign

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  • Dozens feared dead in eruption of New Zealand volcano

    It is not clear if any people were on the island at the time.

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  • Polish school director fired over terror attack exercise

    A primary school director in Poland has been fired and psychologists are working with traumatized schoolchildren following a terrorist attack exercise...

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  • Heavy rain causes floods, paralyzes Lebanon's capital

    A rainstorm has paralyzed parts of Lebanon's capital Beirut, turning streets to small rivers, stranding motorists inside their vehicles and damaging...

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  • Longer-lasting avocados that fight food waste to go on sale in Europe

    More produce will follow thanks to Apeel Science and Nature's Pride.

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  • Kosovo files IS terror charges against man, wife and mother

    Kosovo prosecutors have filed terrorism charges against three ethnic Albanians who returned to the small European country in May after allegedly...

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  • Vandals damage cars in Arab neighborhood of east Jerusalem

    Israeli police say vandals operating under the cover of darkness have slashed tires on over 160 cars and sprayed slogans such as “Arabs=enemies” in a...

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  • Russian court upholds release of American held for 2 years over cleaning product

    The ruling brings an end to Gaylen Grandstaff's ordeal another step closer.

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  • Mexico may accept US steel trade rule, rejects aluminum

    Mexico may accept US requests for greater region content on steel, as long as there is a five-year phase-in

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  • Mexico recalls Argentina ambassador for alleged book theft

    Mexico has recalled its ambassador to Argentina after a video surfaced suggesting he may have tried to steal a book from a bookstore

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  • Italy investigates Maltese prof implicated in Russia probe

    Prosecutors in Sicily are investigating suspected embezzlement by a mysterious Maltese academic linked to the U

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  • 650 House seats, 3 days to go: the UK election in numbers

    The numbers say a lot about Britain's most unusual election

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  • Flamboyant governor of Kenya's capital charged with graft

    The flamboyant governor of Kenya's capital city, Nairobi, has been charged with 19 counts of graft as the country struggles to tackle runaway...

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  • Iran ready for more prisoner swaps with US, not negotiations

    Iran’s Cabinet spokesman says his country is ready for more prisoners swaps with the United States but reiterated the Iranian leadership's stance that...

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  • Trial of Cambodian opposition party chief set for next month

    A Cambodian court has announced that the trial on treason charges of opposition leader Kem Sokha will begin next month, more than two years after he...

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  • Quake rattles Tuscany, no injuries reported

    An earthquake has struck Tuscany north of Florence, sending frightened people into the street in the middle of the night, opening up cracks in walls...

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  • Bosnian police forcibly break up protest over landfill site

    Police in the southern Bosnian city of Mostar have removed residents who have been blocking access to the city’s only landfill over concerns that it...

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  • Austria's ban on weedkiller glyphosate hits roadblock

    Austria's government says a ban on the weedkiller glyphosate can't take effect on Jan

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  • Turkey deports 11 French suspected IS members

    Turkey has deported 11 French nationals who are suspected of being members of the Islamic State group back to France

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  • EU approves state aid to develop car batteries industry

    The European Union has approved 3

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  • Cheney warns disengagement in Mideast benefits Iran, Russia

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  • Traffic jams choke Paris as pension strikes hobble trains

    Paris commuters are inching to work through massive traffic jams because of national strikes that have shut down public transport

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  • OSCE warns Albania not to block freedom of expression online

    The Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe is repeating its call on Albanian authorities to further amend a draft law on a new...

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  • Charity: Over 110 children killed in 2 Yemeni areas in 2019

    An international charity says that over 110 Yemeni children have been killed in fighting between January and October of this year in two flashpoint...

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  • Zoo reveals names, gender of their 2 panda twin cubs

    The two males are the first panda cubs to be born in Germany.

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  • Deadly India fire in one of thousands of illegal factories

    A building in New Delhi where a fire killed 43 people on Sunday was filled with some of the city's tens of thousands of illegal factories

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  • 2 Turkish soldiers killed, 7 wounded while defusing bomb

    Turkish officials say at least two soldiers have been killed and seven others wounded while attempting to defuse an improvised explosive device

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  • Four rockets hit military base near Baghdad airport

    Iraqi security officials say four Katyusha rockets have hit a military base near Baghdad International Airport, wounding at least six soldiers

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  • Syrian president's uncle faces Paris money laundering trial

    The Syrian president's uncle is facing trial in Paris on money laundering charges

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  • Torrential rains in Uganda, 26 killed, says Red Cross

    The Uganda Red Cross says at least 26 people have been killed in floods unleashed by torrential rains in different parts of the east African country

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  • 'No signs of life' after volcano erupts on New Zealand island, police say

    "We do not believe there are any survivors on the island," police said.

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  • Search on for missing kayak with Polish man, Thai companion

    Rescue teams in Thailand are searching for a Polish man and a Thai woman who went missing when the kayak they were paddling carried them away from...

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  • Tally of arrests in Hong Kong protests surges past 6,000

    Hong Kong police say they have made 6,022 arrests and fired nearly 16,000 tear gas rounds in six months of anti-government protests that have shaken...

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  • Moment volcano on small, offshore New Zealand island erupts

    A tourist in New Zealand captured moments of volcanic eruption on White Island during evacuation.

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  • Britain faces most history-shaping election since WWII

    Britain is facing the most testing and significant period in its modern history

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  • New Zealand police confirm 5 dead in volcanic eruption

    New Zealand police confirm 5 dead in volcanic eruption

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  • China claims everyone in Xinjiang camps has 'graduated'

    A Chinese official says people who were at vocational training centers in China's far west Xinjiang have all “graduated" and are living happy lives

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  • New Zealand police say volcanic island is too dangerous to search after eruption but several people are unaccounted for

    New Zealand police say volcanic island is too dangerous to search after eruption but several people are unaccounted for

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  • Recent developments surrounding the South China Sea

    Recent developments surrounding the South China Sea, include Japan warning about China's intentions in crafting a code of conduct with members of the...

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  • New Zealand police say 1 person has been confirmed killed in volcanic eruption on island popular with tourists

    New Zealand police say 1 person has been confirmed killed in volcanic eruption on island popular with tourists

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  • New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern says people are unaccounted for on White Island after volcanic eruption

    New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern says people are unaccounted for on White Island after volcanic eruption

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  • Baseball star Ortiz makes first appearance since being shot

    Former Red Sox slugger David Ortiz has made his first public appearance in the Dominican Republic nearly six months after he was shot in what...

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  • Main Lebanon PM candidate withdraws from consideration

    A possible candidate for prime minister of Lebanon says he is withdrawing from consideration for the post, prolonging the country's political crisis

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  • Female minister, 34, tapped to become Finland's youngest PM

    Sanna Marin will be the third woman to be head of state in Finland.

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  • France braces for even worse travel woes, govt seeks answers

    France is bracing for even worse transportation woes when the new work week begins because of nationwide strikes

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  • N. Korea conducts 'important test' at once-dismantled site

    Korean news said the test was conducted at the Sohae Satellite Launching Ground.

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