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  • US set to sign peace deal with Afghanistan's Taliban

    The United States and the Taliban have signed a peace agreement aimed at ending the 18-year war in Afghanistan, America's longest

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  • US officials say complete troop withdrawal from Afghanistan not contingent on specific outcome of intra-Afghan talks

    US officials say complete troop withdrawal from Afghanistan not contingent on specific outcome of intra-Afghan talks

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  • Pope tells scandal-marred Legion they still haven't reformed

    Pope Francis has told the Legion of Christ religious order it still has a long road of reform ahead

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  • Pompeo says US is 'realistic,' but 'seizing the best opportunity for peace in a generation' in Afghanistan

    Pompeo says US is 'realistic,' but 'seizing the best opportunity for peace in a generation' in Afghanistan

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  • A timeline of key events in Afghanistan's 40 years of wars

    The former Soviet Union marched into Afghanistan on Christmas Eve, 1979, claiming it was invited by the new Afghan communist leader and setting the...

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  • AP Explains: US-Taliban deal won't ensure peace for Afghans

    More than 18 years after the U.S. invasion toppled Taliban rule in Afghanistan, Washington has reached a peace agreement with the insurgent group to...

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  • US, Taliban sign peace agreement aimed at ending 18 years of conflict in Afghanistan, America's longest-running war

    US, Taliban sign peace agreement aimed at ending 18 years of conflict in Afghanistan, America's longest-running war

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  • US to withdraw all forces from Afghanistan in 14 months if Taliban meet commitments to prevent terrorism

    US to withdraw all forces from Afghanistan in 14 months if Taliban meet commitments to prevent terrorism

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  • Turkey's Erdogan says Europe borders open as refugees gather

    Migrants played a cat-and-mouse game with border patrols through the night.

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  • Top British civil servant quits over treatment by minister

    The most senior civil servant at the British government's Home Office has resigned and harshly criticized Home Secretary Priti Patel for her treatment...

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  • Catalan separatists rally in France with fugitive ex-leader

    Thousands of people who want the Catalonia region to become independent from Spain are attending a major rally in southeastern France

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  • Iran says 'tens of thousands' may get tested for coronavirus

    New figures from Iran this push the total cases in the Middle East to over 720.

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  • Thousands march in memory of slain Russian opposition leader

    Thousands of people are marching on a boulevard in central Moscow to commemorate Boris Nemtsov, the opposition leader who was gunned down five years...

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  • Malaysia's Mahathir loses bid to return as prime minister

    Malaysia's king has appointed seasoned politician Muhyiddin Yassin as the country's new leader, trumping Mahathir Mohamad's bid to return to power...

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  • Many Venezuelans struggle to put food on the table in crisis

    A recent study finds that Venezuelans have less trouble finding food in the markets, but their nation's crisis makes it hard for them to afford it

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  • As India counts dead, brutality of Hindu-Muslim riot emerges

    The wounded came in waves

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• Feb 29

  • Pope cancels audiences for third day with apparent cold

    The Pope has never canceled so many official audiences or events before.

    Feb 29

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  • Health Ministry spokesman says Iran preparing for possibility of ‘tens of thousands’ coming to test for new coronavirus.

    Health Ministry spokesman says Iran preparing for possibility of ‘tens of thousands’ coming to test for new coronavirus.

    Feb 29

• Feb 29

  • An arrest, a suicide and fears of internment camps amid India's new citizenship law

    Ali was declared a "foreigner" in Assam, and the consequences were devastating.

    Feb 29

• Feb 29

  • Iran Health Ministry spokesman says 43 dead amid 593 confirmed cases of the new coronavirus in the Islamic Republic

    Iran Health Ministry spokesman says 43 dead amid 593 confirmed cases of the new coronavirus in the Islamic Republic

    Feb 29

• Feb 29

  • Turkey's Erdogan says borders with Europe are open to migrants; 1,000s of refugees gather along Turkish-Greek frontier.

    Turkey's Erdogan says borders with Europe are open to migrants; 1,000s of refugees gather along Turkish-Greek frontier.

    Feb 29

• Feb 29

  • NATO urges Syria, Russia to halt airstrikes as migrants move

    NATO allies are calling on Syria and Russia to end their airstrikes in Syria after 33 Turkish soldiers were killed there

    Feb 29

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  • Opposition challenges leftist ruling party in Slovak vote

    Slovaks are voting in parliamentary elections widely expected to unseat the country's long-dominant but scandal-tainted leftist party that governed on...

    Feb 29

• Feb 29

  • Malaysia king appoints Muhyiddin Yassin as the new prime minister, trumping Mahathir Mohamad's bid to return to power

    Malaysia king appoints Muhyiddin Yassin as the new prime minister, trumping Mahathir Mohamad's bid to return to power

    Feb 29

• Feb 29

  • Geneva auto show, other big events canceled amid virus fears

    The Geneva auto show was canceled after the Swiss government banned all large events to halt the spread of the new coronavirus

    Feb 29

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  • El Salvador reconciliation law vetoed over impunity fears

    El Salvador's president says he has vetoed a national reconciliation bill on the grounds it would result in impunity for crimes against humanity from...

    Feb 29

• Feb 28

  • US identifies 2 more coronavirus diagnoses from community spread

    Cases in the U.S. rose to 64, including three instances of community spread.

    Feb 28

• Feb 28

  • China uses dairy factory to show it's getting back to work

    The ruling party is striving to restore public and business confidence.

    Feb 28

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  • The Rundown: Top headlines today: Feb. 28, 2020

    Stay up to date on the developing stories making headlines.

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• Feb 28

  • Publisher, 2 politicians charged over Hong Kong protests

    Hong Kong publisher Jimmy Lai and two prominent opposition politicians have been charged with illegal assembly over a pro-democracy march last year

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  • Turkey, Russia talk tensions in Syria as migrants push west

    The presidents of Turkey and Russia have spoken by phone to try to defuse tensions that rose significantly in Syria after at least 33 Turkish troops...

    Feb 28

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  • Guinea's president delays vote on contested referendum

    Guinea’s president has delayed Sunday’s legislative and constitutional referendum vote for two weeks, citing concerns from international observers

    Feb 28

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  • Anti-Polanski protesters greet French film awards ceremony

    The ceremony for the French version of the Oscars took place in Paris on Friday amid protests by women's rights activists as director Roman Polanski...

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  • Two rescued marsupials enjoy meal together

    A wombat and a wallaby eat together as they are nursed back to health after a vehicle accident.

    Feb 28

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  • Couple separated by Pacific Ocean -- and coronavirus

    Mark and Jerri Jorgensen unexpectedly found themselves in the middle of a global health scare -- and thousands of miles away from each other.

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• Feb 28

  • Mexico confirms first 2 cases of coronavirus

    Mexico's assistant health secretary says the country now has two confirmed cases of the new coronavirus

    Feb 28

• Feb 28

  • What's happening: Virus fears hit Africa, markets, schools

    Amusement parks, sporting events, religious gatherings, reality TV shows, even schools

    Feb 28

• Feb 28

  • Guatemalan prosecutors seek to question former first lady

    Guatemalan prosecutors are seeking to summon former first lady Patricia Marroquín de Morales for questioning in connection with possible fraud

    Feb 28

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  • Historic Paris train station evacuated due to nearby fire

    Police have evacuated a historic Paris train station because a fire is raging nearby

    Feb 28

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  • Cyprus says Turkey deliberately sent it migrants for months

    Cyprus' interior minister has accused Turkey of deliberately channeling migrants for months to the ethnically-divided island's Greek Cypriot south to...

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  • In Moscow, people adjust to a winter without snow: 'It's like we're at a resort'

    The Russian capital has seen almost no snow amid record warm temperatures

    Feb 28

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  • Grounded cargo ship leaking oil off Brazilian coast

    Environmental authorities say a cargo ship grounded off the coast of Brazil has begun leaking oil

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  • Parents slam bill in chilling 'missing babies' cases

    After years of waiting, Serbian lawmakers are set to soon pass a bill that authorities say attempts to shed light on a chilling, decades-old scandal...

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  • 2 killed in dry ice accident at Moscow bath complex

    Russian officials say two people were killed when a large amount of dry ice was dumped into a pool at a bath complex in Moscow

    Feb 28

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  • US accuses Mexican ex-governor of corruption, cartel bribes

    The U.S. government has designated an ex-governor of the Mexican state of Nayarit under the Magnitsky Act, accusing him of corruption and cartel ties

    Feb 28

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  • South Korean workers fumigate subway station in Seoul

    The workers used disinfectant and wiped down turnstiles as part of efforts to stem the spread of the coronavirus as the number of cases rises in the...

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  • Cruise ship sails to St. Maarten after COVID-19 scare

    A British cruise ship turned away by the Dominican Republic after passengers suffered flu-like symptoms is awaiting approval to dock on the Dutch...

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  • Thousand to gather in southwest England for climate march

    Thousands of mainly young people have joined Swedish teen activist Greta Thunberg for a peaceful climate march through the city of Bristol, in...

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  • Trump in India, shooting in Germany, Lizzo: The Week in Photos

    A look at the week's top photos from around the globe.

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  • Islamic extremists kill Nigerian pastor, attack his hometown

    Islamic militants have killed a Christian pastor who had appealed for help in a video just days earlier

    Feb 28