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  • Twin bombing at Afghan ceremony kills 3, wounds a dozen

    An Afghan official says a twin bombing at a public ceremony attended by local officials in the southern Helmand province has killed three people and...

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  • US-backed Syrian force declares victory over Islamic State

    A U.S.-backed Syrian force says it has liberated the last area held by the Islamic State group in the eastern Syrian village of Baghouz, declaring...

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  • In China, Apple's Cook says he's bullish on global economy

    Speaking in Beijing, Apple CEO Tim Cook says he's "extremely bullish" about the global economy based on the amount of innovation being carried out and...

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  • Pakistan showcases military even as tensions with India ease

    Pakistan celebrated its national day with a military parade showcasing its missiles, tanks and aircraft, even as the prime minister and his Indian...

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  • US-backed Syrian force says it has liberated last area held by the Islamic State group in Syria

    US-backed Syrian force says it has liberated last area held by the Islamic State group in Syria

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  • Family of slain boy visits Christchurch mosque as it reopens

    The family of a slain 3-year-old boy and a Jordanian prince were among those who visited a mosque when it reopened for the first time since a...

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  • Pakistan celebrates National Day with military parade

    Pakistanis are celebrating the National Day with a military parade that's showcasing short- and long-range missiles, tanks, jets, drones and other...

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  • Nicaragua opposition eyes imminent deal on prisoner releases

    A leader of Nicaragua's opposition alliance says members hope for approval Friday of a schedule for freeing 640 people considered political prisoners

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  • Priest stabbed during livestreamed church service before stunned parishioners

    A 26-year-old man was arrested at the scene, police said.

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  • Vietnam orders monks to stop profiting from karma rituals

    Vietnamese authorities have ordered monks at a popular Buddhist pagoda to stop "soul summoning" and "bad karma eviction" ceremonies after an...

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  • New Thai government may be unstable, short-lived

    Thailand's election Sunday is likely to produce a weak unstable government whether a civilian or military-backed party cobbles together a coalition,...

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  • Cyclone lashes remote Australian coast with wind, rains

    The vast and powerful Cyclone Trevor has crossed a remote area of the northern Australian coast, bringing fierce winds and heavy rains, amid fears for...

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  • 'My heart fell' says New Zealand surgeon who treated girl, 4

    Vascular surgeon Adib Khanafer says he was in shock after last Friday's attacks on two New Zealand mosques when he walked into the operating theater...

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  • Mexico accounts for final 'ghost' prisoners at penal colony

    Mexico accounts for final "ghost" prisoners at penal colony

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  • IDB bank calls off annual meeting next week in China

    The Inter-American Development Bank calls off its annual meeting next week in China

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  • Death toll rises to 62 in China chemical plant blast

    An explosion at a chemical plant that killed at least 62 people and injured hundreds of others is one of China's worst industrial accidents in recent...

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  • China stops purchase of Canadian canola seeds

    China has stopped all new purchases of Canadian canola seeds in what some see as retaliation for Canada's arrest of a top executive of Chinese tech...

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  • Local officials say 26 killed, 28 injured in China bus fire

    Local authorities say 26 people have been killed and 28 injured after a tour bus caught fire on a highway in central China's Hunan province

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  • Exiled Thai leader is father of the bride ahead of election

    Thailand's exiled former prime minister has hosted a wedding reception in Hong Kong for his youngest daughter as he waits to see if voters in his...

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  • 'Rise up!' NZ students heal with haka after mosque attacks

    After mass shooting, the young people of Christchurch find solace in an old tradition: a Maori ceremonial dance called the haka

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  • Local authorities report 26 killed, 28 injured after tour bus catches fire on highway in central China's Hunan province

    Local authorities report 26 killed, 28 injured after tour bus catches fire on highway in central China's Hunan province

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  • South American leaders launch new bloc to replace Unasur

    Several South American presidents have launched a new regional bloc to replace the Union of South American Nations that was promoted by the late...

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  • 'Brace ourselves': Cyclone death toll tops 600 in Africa

    With the flooding easing in parts of Mozambique, fears are rising that the waters could yield up many more bodies

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  • A look at Russians who became mixed up in Trump probe

    A look at Russians who became mixed up in Trump probe

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  • UN chief visits mosque, stresses sanctity of religious sites

    U.N. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres went to the first mosque built in New York City on Friday to show solidarity with the Muslim community, urging...

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  • Puerto Rico mayor, Trump critic announces run for governor

    The mayor of Puerto Rico's capital has announced that she is running for governor of the U.S. territory

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  • AP Exclusive: Guaido's Citgo snubs US execs in Caracas jail

    American families of six Citgo executives jailed in Venezuela for over a year complain they still must fend for themselves despite the Venezuelan...

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  • Syria slams Trump statement on Israel sovereignty in Golan

    Trump said the U.S. will recognize Israeli sovereignty over the Golan Heights.

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  • Brazilian ex-president remains silent under questioning

    Former Brazilian President Michel Temer remained silent when questioned by investigators Friday, a day after he was arrested as part of the country's...

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  • The crisis in Venezuela revisited by journalists who were on the ground

    An inside look on reporting for the Nicolas Maduro interview and what the future holds for the country

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  • Humanitarian crisis in Mozambique

    Residents are in desperate need of help nine days after a cyclone tore through Mozambique.

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  • Truck driver involved in hockey team bus crash gets 8 years

    The truck driver involved in a deadly crash with a junior hockey team's bus last April has been sentenced to eight years in prison

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  • Mourners walk silently to honor Utrecht shooting victims

    Dutch prosecutor say the main suspect in a deadly tram shooting in Utrecht confessed to the attack and said he acted alone

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  • Priest stabbed during live-streamed church service before stunned parishioners

    A Catholic priest was stabbed while celebrating Mass in Montreal Friday morning as stunned parishioners looked on, according to officials and video...

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  • The Latest: UN chief visits mosque and urges global safety

    U.N. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres has gone to the first mosque built in New York City to urge people "to reaffirm the sanctity of all places of...

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  • Q&A: Golan Heights an area of beauty, strategic value

    A look at the Golan Heights, a strategic high ground at the southwestern corner of Syria with stunning, broad views of both Israel and Syria below

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  • Massachusetts sailor who died at Pearl Harbor accounted for

    Military authorities say a sailor from Massachusetts who died during the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor in 1941 has been identified

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  • Russia, Syria urge US to discuss evacuation of refugee camp

    Russia and Syria have invited the U.S. to have a joint discussion on evacuating a refugee camp in southern Syria

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  • Cyclone Idai survivors, climate march, polar bear cub: World in Photos, March 22

    Here's a look at the top photos from around the globe

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  • India bans pro-independence group in Kashmir

    India has banned a pro-independence group in its portion of Kashmir as part of a crackdown on separatist organizations

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  • China to give $989 million to build new highway in Sri Lanka

    China has agreed to provide a loan of $989 million to Sri Lanka to build an expressway that will connect the island nation's tea-growing central...

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  • Pompeo at odds with Lebanese officials over Hezbollah

    Pompeo is in Lebanon to discuss dominant Hezbollah amid wide condemnation of Trump's Golan declaration

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  • Lebanese politician Joumblatt mourns canine 'comrade'

    One of Lebanon's leading politicians, Walid Joumblatt, is mourning the death of his long time dog, Oscar

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  • Germany: 11 arrested in raid on suspected extremist plotters

    German authorities say 11 people have been arrested in raids in western Germany on a group of people suspected of planning an Islamic extremist attack...

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  • Indonesian airline wants to cancel Boeing order after crash

    Indonesia's flag carrier is seeking the cancellation of a multibillion dollar order for 49 Boeing 737 Max 8 jets after its passengers lost confidence...

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  • Kite skiers jump and soar through snowy mountains

    Kite skiing enthusiasts made the most of the windy weather in the French Alps, jumping and soaring in the snowy mountains before descending onto the...

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  • Palestinians say Israeli fire kills 2 at Gaza-Israel fence

    Gaza's Health Ministry says two Palestinians have been killed by Israeli gunfire at protests along the Gaza-Israel border fence

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  • Belgian carnival may lose UN recognition amid anti-Semitism

    The U.N.'s cultural agency considers the possible withdrawal of the recognition of a Belgium carnival as intangible cultural heritage following...

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  • Thai parties hold final campaign rallies before election

    Thailand's main political parties hold their final major rallies ahead of Sunday's general election, urging their supporters on and highlighting...

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  • Rights body votes to beef up monitoring of Palestinian areas

    The top U.N. human rights body has asked its chief to strengthen her office's presence in Palestinian areas following an investigation that found...

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