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  • Italy demands to know if French police dumped migrants

    Italy has asked France for "clarifications" about reports that a French police truck crossed the border and dropped off two presumed migrants in the...

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  • The Latest: Hostage freed at German station, man detained

    German police say they've freed a woman who had been taken hostage in Cologne's main train station and have her captor in custody

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  • German police say hostage-taker captured in Cologne train station standoff

    German police say hostage-taker captured in Cologne train station standoff

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  • Iceland seeks financial crash closure with last prosecution

    Ten years after becoming one of the symbols of the 2008 global financial crisis, Iceland is still dealing with the aftermath

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  • Romanian govt move against prosecutors draws criticism

    Romania's government passes an ordinance requiring prosecutors in key agencies to have a greater number of years of professional activity

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  • The Latest: NKorea-born reporter banned from covering talks

    A South Korean official has expressed regret over a decision to block a North Korean defector-turned reporter from covering high-level talks between...

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  • Cyclone strands families in eastern Yemen

    A Yemeni governor is calling for help to evacuate some 50 families stuck amid flooding, strong storms, and heavy rain in the eastern city of Ghaida,...

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  • Trump says he will send Secretary of State Pompeo to meet Saudi King Salman over writer Khashoggi's disappearance

    Trump says he will send Secretary of State Pompeo to meet Saudi King Salman over writer Khashoggi's disappearance

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  • President Trump says he spoke to Saudi King Salman who 'denies any knowledge' about what happened to writer Khashoggi

    President Trump says he spoke to Saudi King Salman who 'denies any knowledge' about what happened to writer Khashoggi

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  • Chinese premier pledges access for Dutch companies

    Chinese Premier Li Keqiang has pledged to open up his country to Dutch businesses as a way of promoting commerce between the two countries

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  • Cologne police: Hostage incident at train station

    The incident appears to have started Monday at 12:45 p.m.at a pharmacy.

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  • The Latest: Spain joins global calls for probe on Khashoggi

    The Latest: Spain urges Turkey, Saudi Arabia to launch 'open, transparent' investigation into journalist's disappearance

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  • Bangladesh newspaper editors protest digital security law

    Editors of major daily newspapers in Bangladesh's capital have formed a human chain to protest a new digital security law they say will stifle freedom...

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  • North, South Korea to restore railway, road connections severed during Korean War

    The road and railway connections were cut in the early 1950s.

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  • Bullying, harassment rife at UK Parliament, report says

    An independent report says Britain's House of Commons is a sometimes dysfunctional workplace in which bullying and sexual harassment have long been...

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  • Portugal's Socialists eye next election with govt reshuffle

    Four new ministers have taken office in the Portuguese government as the center-left Socialists look to freshen their administration a year before the...

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  • Iranian papers: US sanctions violate Iranian human rights

    Iranian reformist papers publish editorial criticizing US sanctions, ask 'world journalists' to defend Iranian rights

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  • Iran state TV: Security stepped up around embassy in Ankara

    Iranian state TV says Turkish authorities are stepping up security around the Iranian Embassy in Ankara after unconfirmed reports of a suicide bomb...

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  • Germany preparing to deport convicted Sept 11 suspect

    Mounir el-Motassadeq was convicted of helping hijackers prepare for the attacks.

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  • New tropical storm brings rains to central Mexican coast

    A newly formed tropical storm is drifting off the central Pacific coast of Mexico

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  • Syria's key border crossings with Jordan, Israel to reopen

    Traffic was halted three years ago, after rebel groups took over the crossings.

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  • Macedonian lawmakers debate putting new name in constitution

    Macedonia's parliament is debating constitutional amendments that are part of an agreement with neighboring Greece to rename the country "North...

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  • Recovery of Nepal climbers delayed by mountain's remoteness

    Officials say it took two days to recover the battered bodies of nine climbers, including one of the world's best, who died in Nepal's worst...

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  • The Latest: Israeli military welcomes reopening of crossing

    The Latest: Israeli military welcomes reopening of crossing between Israeli-controlled Golan Heights and Syria

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  • Amnesty researcher abducted, beaten in Russia

    The researcher was abducted and beaten while covering protests.

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  • French Interior Ministry: 13 killed, 1 missing, 5 seriously injured by floods in southwest France

    French Interior Ministry: 13 killed, 1 missing, 5 seriously injured by floods in southwest France

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  • India's accused minister files defamation suit amid protests

    Dozens of members of the Indian National Congress party's youth wing have demanded the resignation of India's junior external affairs minister amid a...

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  • Children of Islamic State group live under a stigma in Iraq

    Thousands of Iraqi children of Islamic State group members are left on their own, their parents dead or imprisoned

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  • AP PHOTOS: IS militants' children in Iraq's orphanages

    AP PHOTOS: Look inside Iraqi orphanages where children of Islamic State group militants are kept

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  • Israeli troops kill Palestinian after attempted stabbing

    The military says the alleged attacker did not wound any soldiers.

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  • Turkish Foreign Ministry: 'Inspection' of Saudi Consulate to take place this afternoon, 2 weeks after writer vanished

    Turkish Foreign Ministry: 'Inspection' of Saudi Consulate to take place this afternoon, 2 weeks after writer vanished

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  • Merkel's regional ally bullish despite Bavaria election blow

    The leader of Angela Merkel's allies in Bavaria is vowing to support the German Chancellor's national government despite his party's poor result in...

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  • Floods kill at least 5 people in southwest France

    Storms saw the equivalent of several months of rainfall in the space of hours.

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  • Koreas agree to break ground on inter-Korean railroad

    The rival Koreas are holding high-level talks to discuss engagement.

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  • Border crossings between Syria and Jordan, Israeli-occupied Golan reopen in major boost to Syrian government

    Border crossings between Syria and Jordan, Israeli-occupied Golan reopen in major boost to Syrian government

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  • Pakistani PM's party wins less seats than expected in vote

    Pakistani PM's party didn't win as many seats as it expected in vote for 35 seats up for grabs in parliament, councils

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  • When embassies become places of terror, not sanctuaries

    When diplomatic missions are no longer sanctuaries: Claims Saudi writer was killed at consulate stir memories of terror

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  • French government official says that floods have killed 5 people in southwest France

    French government official says that floods have killed 5 people in southwest France

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  • Koreas to hold talks in November to set up video-conference meetings between aging relatives separated by Korean War

    Koreas to hold talks in November to set up video-conference meetings between aging relatives separated by Korean War

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  • Rival Koreas to meet in late October to discuss plans to jointly host 2032 Olympics

    Rival Koreas to meet in late October to discuss plans to jointly host 2032 Olympics

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  • Koreas to hold groundbreaking ceremony in late November or early December for a future railway meant to link the rivals

    Koreas to hold groundbreaking ceremony in late November or early December for a future railway meant to link the rivals

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  • Climbers who died in Nepal storm included famed South Korean

    The climbers who died during a storm on a Nepal mountain included the first South Korean to summit all 14 peaks over 8,000 meters without using...

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  • The Latest: Moon gives condolences for Korean climbers

    South Korean President Moon Jae-in has expressed condolences for the climbers who died in a storm on a Nepal mountain

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  • Feeling 'vindicated,' Malaysia's Anwar takes lawmaker oath

    Malaysian Prime Minister-in-waiting Anwar Ibrahim has taken his oath as a lawmaker, marking his return to active politics three years after he was...

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  • Japan raises concerns over Pacific's debt to China

    Japan's foreign minister has raised concerns about the high levels of debt owed by some Pacific Island countries and says it wants to help resolve the...

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  • Australia says US alliance vital with Indo-Pacific tensions

    Australia's foreign minister says her country's alliance with the United States has never been more vital in an era of escalating challenges in the...

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  • Recent developments surrounding the South China Sea

    Recent developments in the South China Sea, where China is pitted against smaller neighbors in disputes over territorial rights in waters crucial for...

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  • Pressured over missing writer, Saudi Arabia lashes out

    Saudi Arabia, pressured on disappearance of Jamal Khashoggi, lashes out over 'threats'

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  • The Latest: More executives pulling out of Saudi conference

    More executives pull out of Saudi business conference in wake of writer's disappearance

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  • Memory of slain councilwoman honored in Rio de Janeiro

    Thousands of people have gathered in Brazil's second largest city to honor the memory of a councilwoman and human rights activist who was shot to...

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