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  • AP Explains: How have the protests in Chile evolved?

    AP Explains: A look at the evolution of the protests that have consumed Chile for nearly five weeks

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  • Seoul faces major decision over military pact with Tokyo

    South Korea faces major decision on whether to renew or terminate military information pact with Japan

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  • 2 US service members killed in chopper crash in Afghanistan

    The U.S. forces in Afghanistan in a statement says 2 US service members have been killed in a helicopter crash in Afghanistan

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  • Last campus protesters hold out as Hong Kong schools reopen

    Hong Kong schools have reopened after a 6-day shutdown but students were facing transit disruptions as the last protesters remained holed up on a...

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  • Israel strikes Iranian targets in Syria after rocket attack

    The Israeli military says it has carried out a “wide-scale” strike on Iranian targets in Syria following a rocket attack on the Israeli-controlled...

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  • Pope heading to Thailand to encourage Catholic minority

    Pope Francis is heading to Thailand to encourage members of a minority Catholic community in a Buddhist nation

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  • Israeli military says it is carrying out ‘wide-scale’ strikes on Iranian targets in Syria after rockets fell on Golan

    Israeli military says it is carrying out ‘wide-scale’ strikes on Iranian targets in Syria after rockets fell on Golan

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  • Hard-line newspaper: Violent Iran protesters face execution

    Amnesty International says at least 106 people have died in fuel-price protests and a subsequent government crackdown in Iran

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  • Criticism of Hong Kong mask ruling seen as hint from China

    Criticism from China’s parliament of a Hong Kong court’s ruling seems to hint Beijing may move to overrule the decision and reinstate a ban on face...

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  • Chilean police suspend use of pellet guns against protesters

    Chilean police are suspending the broad use of pellet guns that have wounded thousands during protests and left more than 200 people without sight in...

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  • At least 3 killed in violence near Bolivian fuel plant

    Bolivian police and soldiers have escorted gasoline tankers from a major fuel plant that had been blockaded for five days by supporters of former...

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  • Rich in dramatic Catholic history, Nagasaki awaits the pope

    Pope Francis will start his visit to Japan in Nagasaki, where Christianity took root in the country and which remains steeped blood-soaked symbolism,...

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  • Magnitude 5.8 quake shakes central Argentina

    A strong earthquake has rattled central Argentina, though authorities say there are no immediate reports of injuries or damage

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  • 5 things to know about Pope Francis’ visit to Thailand

    5 things to know about Pope Francis’ visit to Thailand, which begins Wednesday

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  • Brazil police say cop to blame for 8-year-old girl’s death

    Brazilian police say an officer fired the shot that killed an 8-year-old girl in Rio de Janeiro this year, bolstering complaints by activists that the...

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  • No clear champ as Johnson, Corbyn spar in UK election debate

    Prime Minister Boris Johnson and opposition leader Jeremy Corbyn have attacked each other’s policies on Brexit, health care and the economy in a...

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  • UN expert corrects claim on kids in US migration detention

    An outside expert working with the U.N. human rights office has corrected a figure he cited claiming that 100,000 children are being held in migrant...

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  • STORY REMOVED: BC-EU--UN-US-Detained Children

    STORY REMOVED: BC-EU--UN-US-Detained Children

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  • Brazilian police seek arrest of Paraguay ex-President Cartes

    Brazilian police are seeking the arrest of Paraguay's ex-President Horacio Cartes as part of an investigation into money laundering

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  • Netanyahu celebrates US settlement decision in West Bank

    Israel’s prime minister has traveled to the West Bank to celebrate the US announcement that it does not consider Israeli settlements to be a violation...

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  • Haiti mourns 5 people killed during ongoing protests

    Wails have filled a church in Haiti during funeral services for five people killed in anti-government protests

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  • Dutch authorities give medical assistance to stowaways

    Dutch emergency services say they are giving medical assistance to a group of 25 stowaways found on board a ship that was heading to England

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  • Taliban say they freed US, Australian hostage for 3 Taliban

    Taliban say they freed 2 hostages, American and an Australian, in Afghanistan after release of 3 top insurgents

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  • London gets a Hollywood-inspired Music Walk of Fame

    The Who unveiled the first stone in the walk which is dedicated to them.

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  • Ancient basilica on lagoon island hard hit in Venice flood

    One of the most ancient churches of Venice, a Byzantine basilica established in the year 639, counts among the 60 churches damaged in three...

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  • Hong Kong protests, bye-bye Bei Bei, impeachment hearing: World In Photos, Nov. 19

    A look at the top photos from around the globe.

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  • Prince Andrew faces more disgrace as business backers leave

    Britain’s Prince Andrew is facing further disgrace as charitable partners and educational institutions begin to distance themselves from him amid...

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  • Police surround last holdouts at Hong Kong campus protest

    A small band of anti-government protesters remained holed up at a Hong Kong university as they braced for the endgame in a police siege of the campus

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  • The Latest: UN rights office urges Hong Kong de-escalation

    The U.N. human rights office is calling on authorities in Hong Kong to do all they can to de-escalate a standoff between security forces and...

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  • Mexico City debates allowing children legal gender change

    A couple of hundred demonstrators have protested against a proposed Mexico City law that would allow children and adolescents to change the gender...

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  • The Latest: Pompeo calls prisoner exchange a ‘hopeful sign”

    Secretary of State Mike Pompeo says the prisoner exchange that freed an American and an Australian as well as a promise by the Taliban to release...

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  • EU’s Tusk: Croatia’s EU presidency comes at a critical time

    Outgoing EU leader Donald Tusk says Croatia’s first ever presidency in the European Union could come at a ‘critical period’ for the bloc

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  • Iraqi protesters block commercial ports, split capital

    Anti-government protesters block access to a second major commercial port in southern Iraq, as bridge closures effectively split the capital in half

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  • Sleepy police horse refuses to get up on cold November morning

    Beau ignored all efforts by his handler when called upon for duty.

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  • 1,200 drones lit up the sky in China’s Xiamen City

    The drones formed shapes and symbols to mark the 28th China Golden Rooster and Hundred Flowers Film Festival.

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  • Germany arrests man in Berlin for allegedly planning attack

    Authorities say German special police forces have arrested a Syrian man in a raid on his apartment after receiving intelligence from American...

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  • Police conduct internal inquiry after protester is wounded

    Paris police are conducting an internal investigation after a video clip emerged of an apparent police projectile hitting a yellow vest demonstrator...

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  • Hero dog uses his nose to find koalas affected by Australia bushfires

    This border collie-koolie cross is helping find at-risk koalas living in areas in Australia that have been devastated by bushfires.

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  • Police fight protesters on Caribbean island of Dominica

    A protest over election reform erupted on the Caribbean island of Dominica, with more than 200 people fighting police before being dispersed with tear...

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  • Boeing’s grounded 737 Max scores 2nd order at Dubai Airshow

    Boeing’s 737 Max jet gets another boost at Dubai Airshow from Kazakhstan’s newly-launched budget carrier

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  • Doubts cast on easyJet plan to be net-zero emissions airline

    European budget airline easyJet says it will become the first major carrier to operate net-zero carbon flights, offsetting carbon emissions from the...

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  • The Latest: Rights group: Over 100 killed in Iran protests

    Amnesty International, citing “credible reports,” says it believes at least 106 people have been killed during protests in Iran over government-set...

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  • Amnesty International, citing ‘credible reports,’ says it believes at least 106 people killed in Iran protests

    Amnesty International, citing ‘credible reports,’ says it believes at least 106 people killed in Iran protests

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  • Bosnia presidency breaks deadlock to appoint PM designate

    Bosnia’s multiethnic presidency has appointed a candidate to run the new government, in what is expected to break a power deadlock more than a year...

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  • Google’s do-good arm tries to make up for everything else

    Google Vice President Jacqueline Fuller says the company is having “a lot of conversations” internally amid worries about the tech giant’s bottomless...

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  • EU court refers doubts on Polish judiciary to national court

    The European Union's top court has ruled that there are reasons to question the independence of a new judicial chamber in Poland that monitors and...

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  • UN warns of mounting humanitarian crisis in Africa’s Sahel

    UN warns of mounting humanitarian crisis in Africa’s Sahel amid surge in extremist attacks

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  • Sweden discontinues Assange rape investigation

    A Swedish prosecutor says the alleged rape investigation involving WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange, who is now jailed in Britain, has been...

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  • A timeline of Julian Assange's legal saga

    A look at key events in WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange's legal saga

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  • NATO chief heads to Paris as France comes under fire

    NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg will travel to Paris next week on a fence-mending mission with President Emmanuel Macron after the French...

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