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  • US opposes new EU label rule for Israeli settlement products

    The U.S. State Department says it’s ‘deeply concerned’ by a new EU requirement for businesses to label products from Israeli settlements in the...

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  • Study: Half Europe’s unauthorized migrants in Germany, UK

    A new study estimates that at least 3.9 million unauthorized migrants _ and possibly as many as 4.8 million _ lived in Europe in 2017 with half of...

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  • German parliament committee ousts far-right chairman

    The German parliament’s legal affairs committee has ousted its chairman, a member of the far-right Alternative for Germany, amid anger over a string...

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  • US, UK, Germany express concern over human rights in Egypt

    Several Western countries say they’re concerned about Egypt’s widening crackdown on dissent

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  • Gambia truth hearings grip nation as past atrocities emerge

    Gambia’s truth and reconciliation hearings grip nation as past atrocities emerge

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  • German mom convicted of faking kids’ sicknesses for cash

    A German court has convicted a 49-year-old mother of child abuse and fraud for claiming her children suffered from bogus medical conditions for years...

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  • Israel hits Gaza amid rocket fire, Palestinian deaths rise

    New Israeli airstrikes kill more Gaza militants, raising death toll to 23 Palestinians in latest escalation

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  • Cambodia says it defeated opposition effort to topple govt

    Cambodia’s government has claimed victory in its jousting with exiled opposition leader Sam Rainsy, who was unable to meet his self-imposed deadline...

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  • Economy in mind, Bolsonaro changes tack and cozies up to Xi

    Brazil gets closer to China as President Bolsonaro drops rhetoric from last year’s campaign trail

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  • Auditors urge EU to quickly fix migrant policy shortfalls

    The European Court of Auditors is urging the EU to improve its approach to easing migrant pressure on Greece and Italy and to draw lessons from its...

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  • Bolivia’s interim president faces challenge to organize vote

    Bolivia’s new interim president faces the challenge of stabilizing the nation and organizing national elections within three months at a time of...

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  • Officials: At least 13 dead in Slovakia bus crash

    Officials say a bus has collided with a truck in Slovakia, killing at least 13 people

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  • The Latest: UN envoy ‘urgently’ working to end Gaza fighting

    The Latest: UN Mideast envoy says negotiators are “working to urgently de-escalate” fighting between Israel and Palestinian militants in the Gaza...

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  • Hong Kong protesters wielding bows and arrows hunker down at universities

    Protesters are armed with bows and arrows, slingshots, javelins, petrol bombs.

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  • Tesla to build factory in Germany after subsidies announced

    Tesla CEO Elon Musk says the electric car pioneer plans to build a new factory near Berlin

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  • Germany split over EU bank plan to nix fossil fuel funding

    Officials say the German government is split over whether to back a proposal for the European Investment Bank to stop funding fossil fuel projects

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  • Venice is being flooded by the highest tide in more than 50 years

    Close to midnight Tuesday -- at its night-time peak -- the city recorded a high of 187 centimeters, just short of the famous 1966 flood when the tide...

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  • Turkey says it captured 'important' IS figure in Syria

    Turkish minister says ‘important’ figure from Islamic State group in Syria captured by Turkey

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  • Venice ‘on its knees’ after second-worst flood ever recorded

    The worst flooding in Venice in more than 50 years has prompted calls to better protect the historic city from rising sea levels as officials...

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  • Spain to exhume 31 bodies from Franco’s former mausoleum

    Spanish authorities say that they will attempt the exhumation of some of the thousands of people buried on the site of a grandiose mausoleum where the...

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  • Venice has suffered inestimable damage with the latest flooding

    Venice mayor says the city is on its knees after the record flooding.

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  • Saudi Arabia, Yemen’s Houthi rebels in indirect peace talks

    Saudi Arabia, Yemen’s Iran-backed rebels holding indirect, behind-the-scenes talks to end 5-year war

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  • Across the Pond: Bolivian senator declares herself interim president

    Plus: Tensions high in Hong Kong amid protests, and Venice sees historic flooding.

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  • Body of White Helmets' founder to be flown to London

    Turkey's state-run news agency says the body of a former British officer who helped found the White Helmets volunteer group in Syria, has been...

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  • 2 men arrested in Denmark following churchyard vandalism

    Police say two men, aged 27 and 38, have been arrested on suspicion of "gross vandalism" of gravestones in the Jewish section of a churchyard in...

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  • Chinese, other students flee Hong Kong as violence worsens

    University students from mainland China and Taiwan are fleeing Hong Kong, while those from two Scandinavian countries have been moved or urged to...

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  • Afghan officials: Kabul car bomb killed 12, including kids

    Afghan officials raise death toll to 12 in Kabul car bombing targeting security convoy; children among those killed

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  • Officials: Missile attack kills 5 soldiers in central Yemen

    Officials from Yemen's internationally recognized government say a missile attack has killed 5 soldiers in a central province

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  • Ukrainian capital names streets after Nazi collaborators

    The Ukrainian Jewish Committee's director has harshly criticized a decision by the Ukrainian capital's legislature to name streets after Nazi...

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  • AP PHOTOS: Laborious saffron harvest unites Moroccan village

    The laborious saffron harvest unites a remote Moroccan village.

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  • Prague international airport plans $2.4 billion expansion

    The Czech prime minister says the state-run Prague international airport is set to expand to meet growing demand

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  • Japan emperor's harvest rite is his 1st communion with gods

    Japanese Emperor Naruhito is set to perform his first annual harvest ritual since ascending to the Chrysanthemum Throne

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  • The Latest: Johnson visits flood-hit area, to cold reception

    British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has received a frosty reception in flood-hit areas of northern England after victims of torrential rains lashed...

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  • EU chief Juncker's aneurysm operation has been successful

    The spokeswoman for European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker says he is recovering well from an aneurysm operation and is expected to leave...

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  • Syrian suspected of IS killings denies charges in Hungary

    A Syrian man on trial in Hungary has denied charges that he took part in a beheading and other killings in his homeland while a member of the Islamic...

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  • Lebanese protesters back in streets, major highways blocked

    Lebanese protesters block major highways, say they'll remain in the streets after president urged them to go home

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  • Spain says ex-Venezuelan spy chief wanted by US is missing

    Spanish police say they have been unable to locate a former Venezuelan spymaster wanted by the United States for extradition on charges of drug...

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  • Pope blasts 'inhuman, un-Christian' rebirth of anti-Semitism

    Pope Francis has denounced the "inhuman, un-Christian" rebirth of anti-Semitism, weighing in on an issue that has convulsed Italy in recent weeks

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  • The Latest: Some exchange students urged to leave Hong Kong

    Several Nordic students at Hong Kong Baptist University are being moved because anti-government demonstrators are on the school grounds

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  • Hundreds of motorists blocked by Catalan separatists

    Hundreds of car and truck drivers are stuck in a large traffic jam in northeastern Spain caused by Catalan separatists blocking a major highway near...

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  • Islamic State returnees cloud anniversary of Paris attacks

    France is commemorating the fourth anniversary of the Islamic State attacks in Paris

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  • Ex-Tory minister advises public to vote against party

    A former Conservative Party Cabinet minister says giving the party a majority in next month's election would be "disastrous" because it would allow...

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  • Chinese buyer of British Steel looks to grow abroad

    Purchase of British Steel gives privately owned Chinese steelmaker Jingye chance to grow outside home market dominated by giant state-owned mills

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  • Germany introduces bill to criminalize 'upskirting' photos

    Germany's Cabinet has approved legislation that will criminalize "upskirting" photos and taking unauthorized pictures of people killed in accidents

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  • Australia's highest court will hear Cardinal Pell's appeal

    Australia's highest court will hear an appeal from the most senior Catholic to be found guilty of sexually abusing children

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  • Suicide bomber attacks Indonesian police station, wounding 6

    Police say a suicide bomber has blown himself up at a police station in Indonesia's third-largest city, wounding at least six people

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  • Neglected heartland seen as key to Brexit-dominated election

    Political parties in Britain's Brexit-dominated December election battle to win working-class former industrial towns

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  • Prince Charles discusses climate change with Indian experts

    Britain's Prince Charles is meeting with Indian experts during a two-day visit to the country focusing on global challenges such as climate change and...

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  • South Korean court begins trial over Japan's sexual slavery

    A Seoul court has begun hearing a long-awaited civil case filed against the Japanese government by South Korean women who were forced to work in...

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  • Prince Charles discusses climate change with Indian experts

    Prince Charles is meeting with Indian experts during a two-day visit to the country focusing on global challenges such as business sustainability and...

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