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  • Kosovo woman repatriated from Syria accused of terror

    Kosovo prosecutors have filed terrorism charges against an Albanian woman who has allegedly joined a terror group in Syria

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  • Libyan oil fields remain shut, testing peace summit

    Libya’s national oil corporation says major oil fields and production facilities remain closed on Monday, a sign that Libyan east-based forces are not...

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  • Pope: Populism is fertile ground to foment anti-Semitism

    Pope Francis has denounced populism, saying it is born of “selfish indifference” and provides fertile terrain for hatred, including anti-Semitism

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  • 3 killed, 100-plus hurt in collapse during Ethiopia ceremony

    An Ethiopian security official says more than 100 people are injured and some people are dead after a wooden stand erected for the colorful Epiphany...

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  • Iraqi officials: At least 13 wounded in violence in Baghdad

    Iraqi officials say security forces have fired tear gas and live rounds in clashes with anti-government protesters in Baghdad killing 3 and wounding...

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  • Spain walloped by heavy snow, rain, gales that leave 3 dead

    Heavy snow, rain and gale-force winds are lashing many parts of Spain, causing at least three deaths

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  • Head of Chinese government expert team confirms human-to-human transmission of new coronavirus, state media says

    Head of Chinese government expert team confirms human-to-human transmission of new coronavirus, state media says

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  • Timelapse footage shows snow really piling up during winter storm

    Timelapse footage shows the accumulation of snow during a weekend winter storm in eastern Canada.

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  • France's Macron tells global CEOs: we're open for business

    France's leader is taking on the role of salesman in chief for his strike-battered country

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  • Myanmar panel: Security forces likely committed war crimes

    An independent commission established by Myanmar's government has concluded there are reasons to believe that security forces committed war crimes in...

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  • Paris transit strike eases; commuters, tourists relieved

    Paris commuters are finding their smiles again after some striking subway workers decided to end their walkouts against a contested overhaul of...

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  • UK looks to fast-growing Africa for trade ties after Brexit

    The British prime minister and Prince Harry are hosting several African leaders as the U.K. prepares for post-Brexit dealings with the world

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  • Lebanese security chiefs move to stop vandalism after riots

    Lebanon's top security officials say that they have decided to crackdown on vandalism after a weekend of rioting in Beirut that left hundreds of...

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  • Heating pipe bursts in Russian hotel, boiling water kills 5

    Russian emergency services say five people have died and six more were injured when a heating pipe burst and flooded their hotel rooms with boiling...

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  • Huawei exec's extradition hearing begins in Canada

    The first stage of an extradition hearing for a senior executive of Chinese telecom giant Huawei is set to begin in a Vancouver courtroom

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  • Iran's foreign minister cancels attendance at Davos summit

    Iran's top diplomat has cancelled his trip and will not be attending the Davos Forum

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  • Kosovo president nominates Albin Kurti as prime minister

    Kosovo's president has nominated Albin Kurti as the country's next prime minister, more than three months after parliamentary polls in which no party...

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  • Italy's Salvini dares lawmakers to vote to put him on trial

    Italy's right-wing opposition leader Matteo Salvini is daring fellow senators to vote to put him on trial for alleged kidnapping for keeping migrants...

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  • Migrants stuck in Guatemala ask free passage through Mexico

    Some 3,000 Central American migrants have made another attempt to walk across the border bridge into Mexico, but sat down half way across the span...

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  • Norway left with minority government after populists quit

    The populist Progress Party is leaving Norway's center-right government coalition over a decision to bring back to the Scandinavian country an Islamic...

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  • US brokers prospective flights between Serbia, Kosovo

    U.S. diplomats have overseen the signing of an agreement between Serbia and Kosovo on the resumption of commercial flights after a hiatus of more than...

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  • Greek police search for gunmen who shot dead 2 Montenegrins

    Greek police are searching for four masked gunmen who burst into a popular restaurant and shot dead two men from Montenegro

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  • Creditors start checkup as Greece seeks lower budget targets

    Officials from Greece's bailout-creditor institutions are in Athens for an inspection of the country's public finances

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  • Jaroslav Kubera, speaker of Czech Senate, dies at 72

    The upper house of the Czech parliament says speaker Jaroslav Kubera has died suddenly

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  • Rising inequality eroding trust in capitalism - survey

    A survey by public relations firm Edelman suggests that rising income inequality is undermining confidence in capitalism

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  • Sri Lanka to treat war-missing as dead, issue certificates

    Sri Lanka's president has decided that tens of thousands of people still missing from the country's quarter-century civil war will be formally...

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  • Germany downplays flap over Tunisia invite to Libya summit

    The German government is downplaying Tunisia's rejection of a last-minute invitation to a weekend conference on Libya, its north African neighbor

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  • Catalan ex-police chief on trial for role in secession bid

    The former head of Catalonia's regional police and three others are standing trial on charges of rebellion and sedition

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  • Bangladesh court sentences 5 ex-cops to death for killing

    A Bangladesh court has sentenced five former policemen to death for opening fire on a motorcade of then opposition leader Sheikh Hasina 31 years ago,...

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  • Former German military translator on trial as Iran spy

    A German-Afghan man who worked for years as an interpreter and adviser for the German military has gone on trial on charges of spying for Iranian...

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  • South Africa looks again at anti-apartheid activist's death

    South Africa has opened an inquest into the death of an anti-apartheid activist in police custody nearly four decades ago as pressure for justice in...

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  • Britain's EU Journey: When Churchill urged European unity

    Europe has been a source of contention in Britain seemingly forever

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  • 10 years after Vatican takeover, Legion in new abuse crisis

    A Mexican TV host’s claim that she was sexually abused by a Legion of Christ priest when she was 8 has created another credibility crisis for the...

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  • Nepal rescuers search for 7 as avalanche hits hiking trail

    Special army and government rescue personnel are searching again for four South Korean trekkers and their three Nepali guides lost since an avalanche...

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  • Unhealthy levels of smog choke Thai capital for over a week

    Unhealthy levels of smog have choked Bangkok for more than a week, as the Thai capital's residents fume over the ineffectiveness of government...

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  • Unhealthy levels of smog choke Thai capital for over a week

    Unhealthy levels of smog have choked Bangkok for more than a week, as the Thai capital's residents fume over the ineffectiveness of government...

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  • Bangladesh sentences 10 to death for 2001 political bombings

    A court in Bangladesh has sentenced 10 members of a banned Islamist militant group to death for a bomb attack on a Communist Party rally in 2001

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  • Leopard runs into house before being captured in south India

    A leopard that ran into a house and sparked a frantic search in southern India has been caught and tranquilized

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  • Recent developments surrounding the South China Sea

    A senior Indonesian researcher says Beijing is undermining its relations with Jakarta by making dubious claims about the rights of its fishermen to...

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  • Crowded footbridge breaks over Indonesian river, killing 9

    Officials say a footbridge on Indonesia's Sumatra island broke while it was packed with people and several fell into the overflowing river below and...

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  • Quake causes damage, injuries in China's Xinjiang region

    A strong earthquake has damaged buildings and injured at least one person seriously in China's far west Xinjiang region

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  • Malaysia sends back trash, says won't be world's waste bin

    Malaysia has sent 150 containers of plastic waste back to mainly rich countries.

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  • Philippines looks for safer homes for volcano residents

    The Philippine government will no longer allow people to live on the crater-studded island that's home to the erupting Taal volcano

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  • Prince Harry: 'No other option' but to cut royal ties

    Prince Harry says he felt “great sadness” but found “no other option” than to cut almost all of his and his wife Meghan’s royal ties in the hopes of...

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  • Morales names his candidate for Bolivia presidential vote

    Morales has picked ex-economy minister to be his party's presidential candidate.

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  • Iran backtracks on plan to send flight recorders to Ukraine

    The Iranian official leading the investigation into the accidental shootdown of a Ukrainian jetliner appeared to backtrack on plans to send the flight...

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  • 2 more Puerto Rico officials fired after warehouse break-in

    Puerto Rico Gov. Wanda Vázquez has fired the heads of the island’s housing and family departments in the latest fallout over the discovery of a...

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  • Libya players agree to respect arms embargo, push cease-fire

    World powers and other countries with interests in Libya's long-running civil war have agreed to respect a much-violated arms embargo, hold off on...

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  • Thousands camp in Guatemala as Mexico blocks migrant path

    The bridge spanning the Suchiate River between Mexico and Guatemala is open again for business Sunday, but few migrants are crossing after a failed...

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