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  • Slovakia's parliament rejects women's rights treaty

    Slovakia's lawmakers have rejected an international treaty on women's rights

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  • Mexico data confirm 0.1% economic contraction in 2019

    New Mexican government figures confirm the country's economy entered a recession and contracted 0.1% in 2019, the first year of President Andrés...

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  • Syrian troops press ahead with campaign as strikes kill 16

    Syrian opposition activists say airstrikes on rebel-controlled northwestern Syria have killed at least 16 people, including two students and two...

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  • US official: Disaster recovery pace in Puerto Rico sped up

    The newly appointed U.S. official charged with overseeing disaster recovery in Puerto Rico says that while the pace of federally funded projects to...

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  • Egypt state TV: Ex-President Mubarak has died at 91

    Mubarak was ousted in the 2011 Arab Spring uprising.

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  • Torrential rain and flooding in Bolivia lead to homes collapsing

    No fatalities were reported, but evacuated families have been left without shelter and unable to return for their belongings.

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  • Activists rescue humpback whale caught in illegal fishing nets

    The whale was snared in a gillnet, which are set up by poachers to catch totoaba, an endangered species.

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  • EU approves tough negotiating mandate for UK trade talks

    The European Union gave its chief negotiator Michel Barnier a robust negotiating mandate to get a free trade deal with Britain, which counters several...

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  • 7 killed in New Delhi protests ahead of Trump's visit

    A police officer was among those killed.

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  • Coronavirus live updates: CDC warns Americans of 'significant disruption'

    Top health officials are asking Americans to prepare for COVID-19.

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  • Iranian clerics keep shrines open, even as virus spreads

    Shiite shrines attract tens of millions of visitors to Iran annually, raising concerns as the country grapples with the spread of the corona virus

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  • Lawyer complains of prison treatment of WikiLeaks' Assange

    A lawyer for Julian Assange says the WikiLeaks founder was handcuffed 11 times, stripped naked twice and had court papers taken away on the first day...

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  • Puerto Rico governor believes fatal shooting is hate crime

    Puerto Rico Gov. Wanda Vázquez says the recent killing of a person believed to be a transgender woman that has shocked and angered many in the U.S....

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  • 3 European nations report first virus cases with Italy link

    Switzerland, Austria and Croatia confirmed their first COVID-19 cases in their countries Tuesday involving people who had recently traveled from...

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  • Coronavirus, Trump in India, Carnival of Binche: World in Photos, Feb. 25

    A look at the top photos from around the globe.

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  • Italian officials say the number of virus cases in the country has grown to 322, with 10 deaths

    Italian officials say the number of virus cases in the country has grown to 322, with 10 deaths

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  • French Total to drill exploratory well off Lebanese coast

    French oil giant Total and the Lebanese government say the drill ship that will set up the first oil and gas exploration well off the coast has...

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  • World's oldest man dies at 112, days after Guinness World Records celebration

    Chitetsu Watanabe passed away on Sunday in Japan.

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  • No panic but European virus response can be a bit confusing

    As the number of virus cases climbs in Italy, authorities across Europe are scrambling to address fears about the disease without fueling panic

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  • Officials say US airstrike kills telecom worker in Somalia

    Officials in Somalia say a U.S. military airstrike has killed a worker for a telecom company

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  • Kosovo: 2nd former fighter refuses war crimes court summons

    A former independence fighter in Kosovo says he won't submit to questioning by a investigating crimes against humanity during and after the country's...

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  • Vietnam dissident Buddhist monk Thich Quang Do dies at 91

    Thich Quang Do, a Buddhist monk who became the public face of religious dissent in Vietnam while the Communist government kept him in prison or under...

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  • After harsh words, Hillary Clinton says she'll support Sanders if nominated

    Former U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has expressed her skepticism about Bernie Sanders but says she will support the Democratic nominee...

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  • Spain tries to appease protesting farmers over unfair prices

    The Spanish government has introduced new regulations on the pricing of food in supermarkets, in response to weeks of country-wide farmers' protests...

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  • Saudi king names ousted oil minister to lead investment draw

    Saudi Arabia's monarch has appointed as the country's new minister of investment a prominent figure in the kingdom

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  • Canary Islands hotel quarantined after virus confirmed

    Some 1,000 tourists staying at the complex are not allowed to leave.

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  • Malawi expected to see fresh presidential election in May

    Malawi is expected to go to the polls for a fresh presidential election on May 19 after a court overturned last year’s vote, citing widespread...

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  • China sentences bookseller to 10 years in prison

    He was convicted of “illegally providing intelligence overseas."

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  • Greece looks to France for post-bailout investment drive

    French Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire said his government is backing Greece's request to make emergency spending on the migrant crisis exempt from...

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  • Dozens of HIV-positive S. African women forcibly sterilized

    A scathing new report reveals that dozens of HIV-positive women were forced or coerced into sterilization after giving birth at public hospitals in...

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  • Race to form Malaysia gov't heats up, with eyes on Mahathir

    After months of resisting pressure to hand over Malaysia's leadership to his designated successor, Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad has finally quit

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  • Greece: Clashes on islands over new migrant camps

    Police fired tear gas to disperse the crowds.

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  • East Africa's huge locust outbreak now spreads to Congo

    Congo is the latest country to be invaded by desert locusts that have infested large parts of East Africa

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  • Citizenship riots in Delhi turn deadly while Trump talks up religious unity in India

    Hundreds of protesters clashed on the streets of Delhi for a third day running.

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  • Pakistani woman accused of blasphemy seeks asylum

    The Christian woman was acquitted after spending eight years on death row.

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  • Iran Health Ministry spokesman says the head of country's counter-coronavirus task force tested positive for the virus

    Iran Health Ministry spokesman says the head of country's counter-coronavirus task force tested positive for the virus

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  • Former president of Egypt Hosni Mubarak dies at 91

    Egypt's former strongman Hosni Mubarak, who was toppled by a popular revolt in 2011, has died at the age of 91, the country's state TV said on...

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  • 'Are you still alive?' Virus fears grip South Korean city

    Fears of a soaring viral outbreak are gripping the South Korean city of Daegu.

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  • AP Explains: Malaysia political upheaval as leader resigns

    Malaysia's ruling alliance collapsed this week after Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad, 94, resigned and dozens of lawmakers defected in an audacious...

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  • 35 remain hospitalized in Germany after Carnival crash

    Because of his condition, the driver has not yet been able to be questioned.

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  • Losses from Libya's oil shutdown surpass $2 billion

    Libya's national oil corporation says financial losses over a protracted blockade of Libya’s vital oil fields and ports have rapidly swelled,...

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  • China struggles to revive manufacturing amid virus outbreak

    Factories that make the world’s smartphones, toys and other goods are struggling to reopen after a virus outbreak idled China’s economy

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  • Egypt state TV says the country's former President Hosni Mubarak, ousted in the 2011 uprising, has died at 91

    Egypt state TV says the country's former President Hosni Mubarak, ousted in the 2011 uprising, has died at 91

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  • Police and say new violence has erupted in the Indian capital during protests over a new citizenship law

    Police and say new violence has erupted in the Indian capital during protests over a new citizenship law

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  • Tourist hotel in Spain's Canary Islands quarantined after Italian doctor tests positive for COVID-19 virus

    Tourist hotel in Spain's Canary Islands quarantined after Italian doctor tests positive for COVID-19 virus

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  • Turkey says 2 Turkish soldiers killed in Libya

    Turkey's president says two Turkish soldiers have been killed in fighting in Libya as he defended Turkey's move to also send Syrian opposition...

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  • Iran Health Ministry spokesman: Outbreak of new coronavirus has killed 15 in Islamic Republic amid 95 confirmed cases

    Iran Health Ministry spokesman: Outbreak of new coronavirus has killed 15 in Islamic Republic amid 95 confirmed cases

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  • Field narrows in bid to lead Chancellor Merkel's CDU party

    The field of candidates hoping to take over leadership of German Chancellor Angela Merkel's party has narrowed as one top contender announced that he...

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  • Thousands caught in floods in Indonesia's sinking capital

    Overnight rains caused more rivers to burst their banks.

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