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  • Julian Assange extradition case to be drawn out for months

    The extradition case against WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange will take longer than expected

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  • How climate change feeds Africa locust invasion

    Locusts by the millions are chomping their way across a large part of Africa in the worst outbreak some places have seen in 70 years

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  • Burkina Faso to arm civilians in fight against extremists

    Burkina Faso's parliament has approved legislation allowing the military to use civilian volunteers in the fight against Islamic extremism

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  • Poland to hold final vote on politicians punishing judges

    Poland's lawmakers are set to take a final vote on a proposed law that would allow politicians to fire judges who criticize their decisions

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  • The Latest: German president expresses sorrow for Holocaust

    German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier has expressed his “deepest sorrow” for the Holocaust while warning that the “spirits of evil” are re-emerging...

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  • South Korea's first transgender soldier objects to military discharge decision

    South Korea’s military discharged the first transgender soldier from duties.

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  • School bus crashes in Germany kill 2 children, hurt 14

    Local officials say two children have died and five were seriously injured in a school bus crash in rural central Germany

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  • Libya's neighbors, global envoys seek solutions to conflict

    Top diplomats from Libya's neighboring countries and beyond are meeting in the Algerian capital amid intensifying international efforts to end the...

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  • Storm Gloria kills 11 in Spain, causes wide coastal damage

    A calamitous storm has killed at least 11 people in Spain and left five others missing

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  • Migrant caravan crosses into Mexico, walks along highway

    Hundreds of Central American migrants have crossed the river into Mexico from Guatemala after a dayslong standoff with security forces

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  • Bill laying out terms of UK's departure from the European Union on Jan. 31 becomes law after receiving royal assent

    Bill laying out terms of UK's departure from the European Union on Jan. 31 becomes law after receiving royal assent

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  • Portugal police: Banker in Angola scandal hangs himself

    Police in Portugal say a banker named in a major Angolan money-laundering and corruption scandal has died in an apparent suicide at home

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  • US talks up trade deal with post-Brexit Britain this year

    The United States, the European Union and what will soon be post-Brexit Britain, have all raised the prospect of negotiating and concluding trade...

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  • New Lebanese minister says he won't permit attacks on police

    Lebanon's new interior minister says he won't permit attacks on security forces amid angry rioting that has gripped the country's capital amid a...

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  • Vatican rejoins financial intelligence network after raid

    A global network of financial intelligence units has readmitted the Holy See after a two-month suspension

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  • Rohingya hail UN ruling ordering Myanmar to prevent genocide

    The United Nations' top court has delivered a sweeping victory to the Rohingya people of Myanmar

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  • World leaders rally in Jerusalem against anti-Semitism

    Dozens of world leaders gathered in Jerusalem for the largest-ever gathering focused on commemorating the Holocaust and combating modern-day...

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  • Russian lawmakers OK Putin's constitutional proposals

    Russian lawmakers have given preliminary approval to a slew of constitutional changes seen as an attempt by President Vladimir Putin to remain in...

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  • Portuguese police say a local banker named in a major Angolan corruption scandal dies in apparent suicide at home

    Portuguese police say a local banker named in a major Angolan corruption scandal dies in apparent suicide at home

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  • European Central Bank holds rates, launches policy review

    The European Central Bank is launching a review of how it steers the eurozone economy

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  • El-Sissi dubs Egypt 'oasis of stability' amid clampdown

    Egypt's President Abdel Fattah el-Sissi says his country has become “an oasis of security and stability” under his rule

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  • AP Explains: Why US troop cuts in Africa would cause alarm

    Islamic extremists are already exploiting possible U.S. military cuts in Africa that have caused a rare bipartisan outcry in Washington

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  • Greece: Island mayors in Athens to protest migrant situation

    Greece’s Migration and Asylum Minister says the “anxiety and indignation” of residents of islands at the forefront of a continuing migration crisis...

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  • Cyprus backtracks on claim Turkey stole offshore gas data

    Cyprus' government spokesman has backpedaled on a claim that Turkey may have stolen technical data it used to pinpoint a target for gas drilling in...

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  • Top UN court rules that Myanmar must prevent genocide of Rohingya minority

    The ruling was hailed by human rights activists as a victory for the group.

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  • Dazzling lantern shows illuminate night sky in Lunar New Year celebrations

    A colorful array of dazzling lantern displays is illuminating the night sky in China as part of celebrations for the Lunar New Year.

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  • Appeals court upholds Norway licenses for Arctic drilling

    The Norwegian government can hand out oil drilling licenses in the Arctic, dealing a second blow to environmental groups that had filed a lawsuit...

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• Jan 23

  • Firefighting plane crashes in Australia, killing 3 Americans

    Three American crew members have died when a C-130 Hercules aerial water tanker crashed while battling wildfires in southeastern Australia

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  • Billionaire's cash helps Zimbabwe's doctors back from strike

    A billionaire has offered to pay striking doctors in Zimbabwe to help end a months-long protest over grave hospital conditions as the economy crumbles

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  • French, Dutch police bust ring that smuggled migrants to UK

    French and Dutch police have arrested 23 people accused of involvement in a criminal network that smuggled thousands of migrants from France to...

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  • Chinese city at center of virus outbreak a major crossroads

    The central Chinese city at the center of an outbreak of a new virus that has sickened hundreds of people and killed at least 17 is one of the...

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  • Migrant boat sinks in Indonesia; 10 rescued, 9 missing

    A boat carrying 20 Indonesian migrant workers has sunk on its way to Malaysia, and rescuers have found 10 survivors and are searching for nine missing

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  • Switzerland mints world's smallest gold coin

    Switzerland has minted a gold coin so small you'd need to look very closely to see Albert Einstein sticking out his tongue at you

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  • Afghan officials: Taliban kill officer; bomb kills 2 troops

    The Taliban have ambushed and killed an Afghan intelligence official in southern Helmand province as he was walking home from work

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  • Britain's EU Journey: When Thatcher turned all euroskeptic

    Britain officially leaves the European Union on Jan. 31 after a debilitating political period that has bitterly divided the nation since the 2016...

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  • Search ends for missing South Korean trekkers, guides

    Nepalese authorities have end the search for four South Korean trekkers and three Nepali guides who were buried by an avalanche on a popular trekking...

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  • Top UN court orders Myanmar to take all measures in its power to prevent genocide against Rohingya

    Top UN court orders Myanmar to take all measures in its power to prevent genocide against Rohingya

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  • Germany bans neo-Nazi organization Combat 18 Deutschland

    Germany's top security official has announced a ban on the neo-Nazi group Combat 18 Deutschland

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  • Hundreds of rebels surrender to Indian forces in peace push

    Police say that more than 600 insurgents belonging to eight different rebel groups have surrendered to Indian authorities in a troubled northeastern...

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  • Iran uses violence, politics to try to push US out of Iraq

    Iran has sought the withdrawal of American forces from Iraq for years

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  • 3 Americans killed in crash of water tanker plane fighting Australian wildfires

    The plane went down while battling wildfires in New South Wales.

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  • School headmaster charged in fatal gold robbery in Thailand

    An elementary school headmaster says he planned a gold shop robbery in Thailand due to personal and financial problems and apologized to the families...

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  • Australian officials say crashed firefighting plane had three aboard

    Australian officials say crashed firefighting plane had three aboard

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  • Australian officials confirm a C-130 Hercules aerial water tanker has crashed while battling blazes

    Australian officials confirm a C-130 Hercules aerial water tanker has crashed while battling blazes

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• Jan 22

  • Protest messages shared in Hong Kong Lunar New Year packets

    Sharing red packets stuffed with cash is an important Lunar New Year tradition

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• Jan 22

  • Migrants weigh limited options at Guatemala-Mexico border

    Hundreds of Central American migrants stranded in Guatemala are weighing a handful of options for how to make it into Mexico and continue toward the...

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  • Coast Guard hunts for cruise ship passenger off Puerto Rico

    The U.S. Coast Guard is searching for a person who reportedly went overboard from a cruise ship just off Puerto Rico’s north shore

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  • Vigilante group in Mexico presents armed troop of children

    A vigilante group in southern Mexico has publicly displayed a troop of 19 armed, masked children who have been recruited to act as “community police

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• Jan 22

  • Lebanon's new Cabinet holds its first meeting amid protests

    Lebanon's new government made of appointees nominated by the Shiite group Hezbollah and its allies got down to business a day after it was formed

    Jan 22

• Jan 22

  • Britain's Brexit bill passes final hurdle in Parliament

    Britain's Brexit bill has passed its final hurdle in Parliament after the House of Lords abandoned attempts to amend it

    Jan 22