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  • Baghdad tunnel becomes a museum for Iraq’s protest movement

    An underpass running beneath Baghdad’s Tahrir Square has become an ad hoc museum chronicling Iraq’s massive anti-government protests

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  • Chinese leader Xi Jinping says Beijing wants a trade deal with the U.S. but if need be will ‘fight back’

    Chinese leader Xi Jinping says Beijing wants a trade deal with the U.S. but if need be will ‘fight back’

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  • Man found guilty of murdering British tourist in New Zealand

    A New Zealand jury has found a man guilty of murder in the death of British backpacker Grace Millane

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  • Rights group draws attention to heavy smog in Pakistan

    An international rights group says tens of thousands of people in Pakistan’s eastern city of Lahore are at risk of respiratory disease because of poor...

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  • China raises estimate of economy’s size following census

    China has revised upward its estimate of the size of its economy by 2.1% for 2018 following a national census

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  • Rights group draws attention to heavy smog in Pakistan

    An international rights group says tens of thousands of people in Pakistan’s eastern city of Lahore are at risk of respiratory disease because of poor...

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  • Sri Lankan leader appoints Cabinet, swears in brother as PM

    Sri Lanka’s new president has appointed a 15-member interim Cabinet including his brother as prime minister and says he’ll call a parliamentary...

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  • Police to guard polls for vote in protest-wracked Hong Kong

    Police will be out in force at polling stations in Hong Kong this weekend as keenly contested local elections take place amid ongoing anti-government...

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  • AP PHOTOS: Editor selections from Latin America, Caribbean

    AP PHOTOS: Supporters of Evo Morales clash with police in Bolivia, while protests continue in Haiti and horsemen perform pirouettes in Mexico

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  • A man in New Zealand is found guilty of murdering 22-year-old British backpacker Grace Millane after a 3-week trial

    A man in New Zealand is found guilty of murdering 22-year-old British backpacker Grace Millane after a 3-week trial

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  • Pope turns attention to needs of Thai church, young people

    Pope Francis tended to the needs of the tiny Catholic hierarchy in Thailand, urging priests and nuns to find ways to communicate the faith with “a...

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  • Argentine bishop blasts prosecutors for seeking arrest order

    The spokesman for an Argentine bishop close to Pope Francis who has been accused of sex abuse criticized Argentine prosecutors for requesting an...

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  • Journalist arrested in Vietnam for ‘anti-state’ activities

    State media in Vietnam say a journalist has been arrested for “anti-state” activities

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  • AP Photos: Editor selections from the past week in Asia

    AP Photos: Prophet’s birthday in Kashmir, protests in Hong Kong, pope in Asia

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  • New Zealand jurors to decide if British tourist was murdered

    A New Zealand jury is deliberating whether a British backpacker was murdered by a man she met on a dating app or was accidentally choked to death...

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  • Colombians fill streets hoping to channel wave of discontent

    Colombians angry with conservative President Iván Duque and hoping to channel Latin America’s wave of discontent took the streets by the tens of...

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  • US calls for Iran crackdown videos, internet slowly returns

    As the internet slowly comes back to Iran after government shut it down during protests, Pompeo calls on Iranians to send the U.S. videos documenting...

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  • Nicaragua: Pro-government crowd attacks church parishioners

    A group of Nicaraguan government sympathizers has attacked parishioners at a Roman Catholic church in the city of Masaya with clubs, machetes and...

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  • Japan court allows Nissan ex-chair Ghosn to talk with wife

    Nissan’s former Chairman Carlos Ghosn has received permission to talk to his wife after an eight-month ban on such contact while he is awaiting trial...

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  • The Latest: Israeli PM Netanyahu rejects indictment

    Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has rejected his indictment on an array of corruption charges, saying the country is witnessing an...

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  • Mexico strikes automatic child custody for divorced moms

    Mexico’s high court has struck down a clause in the capital’s family code automatically granting custody of young children to mothers in divorce cases

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  • Iraqi officials: 8 protesters dead in day of violent clashes

    Iraqi security and hospital officials say three people have died and 24 wounded in renewed clashes in central Baghdad between anti-government...

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  • Bolivia’s socialist party considers a future without Morales

    After a month of deadly unrest, the political party of former Bolivian President Evo Morales appears to be positioning itself for a future without the...

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  • The Latest: 1 killed in renewed clashes in central Baghdad

    Iraqi security and hospital officials say one protester has died after clashes with security forces on a strategic bridge in central Baghdad, bringing...

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  • Iraqi officials: 1 killed in renewed clashes in central Baghdad, bringing day’s death toll to 8 with 90 wounded

    Iraqi officials: 1 killed in renewed clashes in central Baghdad, bringing day’s death toll to 8 with 90 wounded

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  • 1st Honduran returned to Guatemala under US asylum accord

    1st Honduran returned to Guatemala under US asylum accord

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  • Peaceful Uruguay heads to presidential runoff

    In a region fraught with mass protests, allegations of electoral fraud and regimes questioned for their authoritarianism, Uruguay faces a presidential...

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  • Amnesty reports violations by Chile’s security forces

    Amnesty International is denouncing what it calls serious human rights violations by security forces in Chile

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  • Israel’s Netanyahu indicted on corruption charges

    Israel’s attorney general has formally charged Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in a series of corruption cases, throwing the country’s paralyzed...

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  • Ukrainians mark 6th anniversary of mass protests

    About 5,000 people have gathered on the central square of the Ukrainian capital to commemorate the sixth anniversary of the beginning of protests that...

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  • Daddy Yankee to open reggaeton museum in Puerto Rico

    Puerto Rico reggaeton star Daddy Yankee is opening a museum dedicated to his life and the music that made him famous

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  • Venezuela students blocked in protest march to military base

    University students in Venezuela have staged a protest calling for an end to President Nicolás Maduro’s rule

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  • Report: 7 killed in shelling in Syrian government held city

    Syrian state media says at least seven civilians have been killed in the city of Aleppo amid shelling from rebel-held areas in the country’s northwest

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  • Impeachment hearings, an elephant handshake, and the Pope: World in Photos Nov. 21

    A look at the top photos from around the globe.

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  • Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu indicted for bribery, fraud, breach of trust

    The indictment follows a lengthy investigation into his alleged dealings.

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  • Vatican welcomes 85-foot Christmas tree

    The tree was carefully placed by crane in St. Peter’s Square.

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  • Soldier who shot Lebanese protester dead charged with murder

    Lebanon’s state-run National News Agency says a soldier who shot dead a protester in Beirut last week was charged by a military prosecutor with murder

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  • Trump thanks Khan, Ghani for helping with hostages’ release

    U.S. President Donald Trump has called Pakistan’s prime minister Imran Khan and Afghan president Ashraf Ghani to thank them for facilitating the...

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  • Netanyahu calls his indictment on corruption charges an ‘attempted coup’

    Netanyahu calls his indictment on corruption charges an ‘attempted coup’

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  • Fiat Chrysler chairman not worried by General Motors lawsuit

    The chairman of Fiat Chrysler Automobiles is indicating that the merger with French carmaker PSA Peugeot will not be affected by a General Motors...

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  • Riot police surround Hong Kong’s Polytechnic University as some protesters hold out

    An unknown number of protesters remain barricaded inside Polytechnic University.

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  • Activists: Iran conservationists get prison time amid unrest

    Activists: Iran sentences 6 conservationists to prison in internationally criticized trial as unrest continues

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  • Israeli attorney general calls Netanyahu indictment a ‘heavy-hearted decision’ based only on legal evidence

    Israeli attorney general calls Netanyahu indictment a ‘heavy-hearted decision’ based only on legal evidence

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  • Netanyahu rival Benny Gantz says indicted prime minister has ‘no public or moral mandate to make fateful decisions’

    Netanyahu rival Benny Gantz says indicted prime minister has ‘no public or moral mandate to make fateful decisions’

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  • Rights group: Islamist leader’s daughter tortured in prison

    Amnesty International alleges daughter of senior leader of outlawed Muslim Brotherhood group has been tortured and denied medical treatment in prison

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  • Ex-Scottish leader Alex Salmond denies sex assault charges

    Former Scottish leader Alex Salmond, one of the country's best-known politicians, has appeared in court accused of sex crimes including attempting to...

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  • A look at the corruption scandals facing Israel's Netanyahu

    A look at the three corruption cases for which Israel’s prime minister has been indicted

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  • UK Labour party vows radical changes if it wins Dec. 12 vote

    Britain’s Labour Party has promised radically expanded public spending and state ownership as it tries to close an opinion-poll gap with the governing...

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  • 16 people found in sealed trailer on ferry heading to Ireland

    This comes one day after 25 were found on another ferry going to Ireland.

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