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  • Survey: About 1 in 4 Europeans hold anti-Semitic beliefs

    A new survey says about one in four Europeans hold anti-Semitic beliefs, with such attitudes on the rise in eastern countries and mostly steady in the...

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  • Germany offers expert group in bid to end NATO rift

    Germany is seeking to ease French worries about NATO by offering to set up a group of experts to examine the alliance’s security challenges

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  • Myanmar: Suu Kyi to lead team to fight genocide accusation

    Myanmar’s government says its leader, Aung San Suu Kyi, will head a legal team it will send to the International Court of Justice to contest a case of...

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  • Speedy Bloodhound car finishes testing in South Africa

    Speedy Bloodhound car finishes testing in South Africa as pursuit of world record continues

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  • 106 believed dead, internet cut off as Iran protests become increasingly violent

    Nationwide protests have left scores dead and internet access cut off.

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  • UK Conservatives under fire for Twitter deception in debate

    UK Conservatives under fire for Twitter deception during televised election debate

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  • Colombia ambassador criticizes State Department in recording

    Colombia’s ambassador in Washington is taking heat after a recording surfaced in which he criticizes the U.S. State Department as a feckless...

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  • Malta arrests exec, apparently linked to journalist slaying

    Authorities have arrested a prominent Maltese businessman who appears to be a “person of interest” in the assassination of a leading investigative...

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  • Key European party’s next leader blasts autocrats in group

    The future president of the largest party in the European Parliament has launched a scathing attack against autocratic and populist leaders within the...

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  • Eyeing terror threat, Swiss mull limits on sale of chemicals

    Switzerland’s executive branch wants to make it harder for the public to obtain “explosives precursors” like fertilizer, pool-cleaning products or...

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  • Iran blames deadly unrest on outsiders, including US

    Iran hard-liners bury a Revolutionary Guard member killed in gas price protests, blaming the unrest on foreigners, including the US

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  • Son of former German president stabbed to death in Berlin

    The son of a former German president has been stabbed to death while he was giving a lecture at a hospital in Berlin where he worked as a head...

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  • Cuba accuses US diplomat of supporting illegal actions

    Cuba on Wednesday accused the top U.S. diplomat in the country of working closely with José Daniel Ferrer, the detained head of one of the country’s...

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  • Death toll in violence at Bolivian fuel plant rises to 6

    The death toll from an operation by Bolivian security forces to clear the blockade of a fuel plant by anti-government protesters has risen to six

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  • Saudi king touts reforms, Aramco IPO in annual address

    Saudi King Salman uses annual address to the nation to tout reforms, stress importance of Aramco IPO and deliver warning to Iran

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  • A glance at NATO’s aims for Dec. summit, as tensions simmer

    NATO foreign ministers are making final preparations for an imminent summit of the military alliance’s leaders to focus on defense budgets, ties with...

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  • Probe into pregnant women killed by dogs in a forest

    French investigators are seeking to determine which dogs bit and killed a pregnant woman in a forest during a hunt with hounds last weekend

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  • Thai court removes pro-democracy politician from Parliament

    Thailand's Constitutional Court has ruled that a popular pro-democracy opposition leader violated election laws and cannot keep his seat in Parliament

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  • Rebels kill 8 in eastern Congo as residents protest violence

    Rebels kill 8 in eastern Congo as residents protest violence, attack trucks with UN mission

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  • Registry created to identify undocumented immigrants in India

    India’s home minister says the government will conduct a national citizen survey to weed out those living illegally in the country

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  • Sri Lankan PM to step down, clearing way for new president

    Sri Lankan Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe says he will step down, clearing the way for Parliament to choose a prime minister to work with newly...

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  • House Hitler was born in to become a police station

    The Austrian government hopes it will stop the site from attracting neo-Nazis.

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  • Greece announces major overhaul of migrant camp system

    Greece’s conservative government has announced plans to overhaul the country’s migration management system, and replacing existing camps on the...

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  • A Hong Kong protester on why he won’t surrender to police

    A teenage protester holding out at a Hong Kong campus surrounded by police tries to figure out his next move

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  • “Tuk Tuk” a newspaper for the Iraqi protest movement

    A small group of Iraqi volunteers is working in secrecy to produce “Tuk Tuk,” a newspaper that aims to be the voice of the largest grassroots protest...

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  • The Latest: Ship rescues 30 more migrants off Libya

    The humanitarian ship Ocean Viking has rescued another 30 people from a boat in distress, bringing the total number of migrants aboard the rescue...

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  • Israel strikes Iranian targets in Syria after rocket attack

    Israel said it struck dozens of Iranian targets in Syria on Wednesday in a “wide-scale” operation in response to rocket fire on the Israeli-controlled...

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  • Zimbabwe police fire tear gas at opposition supporters

    Zimbabwe police fire tear gas at opposition supporters ahead of leader’s speech

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  • Israel heads toward unprecedented 3rd election within a year

    Israel faces likely 3rd election amid standoff between Prime Minister Netanyahu, chief challenger Gantz

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  • Croatian leader regrets blocking of 2 states’ EU entry talks

    Croatia’s prime minister says the European Union’s recent blocking of the start of membership talks with North Macedonia and Albania is a “regrettable...

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  • Putin says US ‘political dramas’ diverting focus from Russia

    Russian President Vladimir Putin says the “political battles” in Washington have put on the back-burner accusations that Russia interfered in U.S....

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  • South Korea says seized vessels released by Yemen’s rebels

    South Korea’s Foreign Ministry says Iran-backed rebels fighting in Yemen have released three foreign vessels that they had seized earlier this week...

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  • Serbia investigating alleged spying affair involving Russia

    Serbian authorities say they are investigating reports of an alleged spying affair involving Russia, sparked by a video posted on social media

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  • The Latest: Monitor says death toll at 23 in Israel strikes

    A war monitoring group says the death toll from Israeli airstrikes in Syria has risen to 23, including 15 non-Syrians, some of them Iranians

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  • Bosnia: Lawmaker presents photos of alleged child abuse

    Bosnian lawmaker presents photos of alleged child abuse in public care home

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  • Gunmen in Mexico try to steal fuel convoy

    Armed thieves tried to abduct an entire convoy of fuel tanker trucks in northern Mexico, but security forces fought off the gang in a shootout

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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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  • Ex-British Consulate staff says Chinese police tortured him

    A former employee of the British Consulate in Hong Kong says he was detained and tortured by Chinese secret police trying to extract information about...

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  • 5.4, 6.3 earthquakes rattle southern Mexico

    A 5.4-magnitude earthquake has rattled the southern Pacific coast of Mexico, just hours after a 6.3 quake

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  • Spaniards convicted of rape also sentenced for videoing it

    Two Spaniards who were among a group of five men convicted earlier this year of raping a woman each have been sentenced to an additional three years...

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  • Media watchdog warns of pressure on independent Serbian TV

    A media watchdog group has warned that an independent television in Serbia is facing intimidation and a smear campaign from pro-government media and...

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  • Vatican expresses concern after US decision on Israel

    The Vatican is expressing concern that “recent decisions” could undermine regional stability in the Middle East, in an apparent reference to the U.S....

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  • Iconic singer hopes to close financing gap for African women

    Iconic singer Angelique Kidjo hopes to close billion-dollar financing gap for African women

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  • Thai Supreme Court affirms death sentence for Spaniard

    Thailand's Supreme Court has upheld the death sentence given a Spanish man convicted of murdering a compatriot and dismembering his body in 2016

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  • Jewish group condemns Nazi auction in Germany

    A Jewish group has sharply condemned an auction of Nazi memorabilia in Germany that includes Adolf Hitler’s top hat, a silver-plated edition of his...

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  • Across the Pond: Iran cracks down on protests as death toll expected to rise

    Plus: Sweden drops rape case against WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange, and bushfires endanger koalas in Australia.

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  • Sweden drops Julian Assange rape investigation

    Officials said the evidence against Assange has weakened due to the long period of time that has elapsed since the alleged incident.

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  • Austria: 3 arrested over video that brought down government

    Austrian prosecutors say three people have been arrested in connection with a video that triggered the collapse of the government earlier this year

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  • In first since 2002, EU not forcing any states to cut debt

    For the first time since 2002, the European Commission is not taking legal action against any of its members over high budget deficits or debt, and is...

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  • Emirates opts for 30 Boeing 787 Dreamliners in revised deal

    Dubai’s carrier Emirates announces firm order for 30 Boeing 787 Dreamliners, revising previous deal for 777x

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