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  • Sudanese protesters plan mass rally as talks stall with army

    Sudanese protest leaders call for mass rally in Khartoum as talks with ruling military council deadlocked

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  • The Latest: British govt delays vote on Brexit bill

    The British government has delayed plans to hold a vote on its key Brexit bill, as Prime Minister Theresa May faces remorseless pressure from her...

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  • Police say 7 died in Indonesia election rioting

    Police say seven people have died in election violence in the Indonesian capital, Jakarta

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  • Austria: 3 women found dead in Vienna apparently starved

    Austrian police say that a woman and her two daughters who were found dead at their Vienna apartment earlier this week appear to have starved to death

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  • The Latest: Merkel's party offers talks with YouTube critic

    German Chancellor Angela Merkel's party is offering talks with a YouTube star whose video attacking it has garnered 5 million views.

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  • Deutsche Bank ready for 'tough cuts' as share price sags

    The CEO of Deutsche Bank is saying he is ready to make "tough cuts" as he aims to strengthen the struggling bank's profitability and raise what he...

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  • India's ruling party claims win with assured lead in votes

    Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi party claimed it had won re-election with a commanding lead in the ongoing vote count

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  • India's Modi paints image of Hindu ascetic called to power

    India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi, whose Hindu nationalist party has declared victory in parliamentary elections, has carefully cultivated his...

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  • Dutch, UK polls open, starting 4 days of European elections

    Voters in Britain and the Netherlands are the first to cast their ballots in the four-day election for members of the European Parliament

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  • Syria officials: Power station bombed by insurgents repaired

    Syrian officials: Power station close to rebels' last stronghold repaired after insurgents bombed it

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  • Theresa May hunkers down as premiership enters its end stage

    British Prime Minister Theresa May is hunkered down with close allies as she considers whether to give in to relentless pressure to resign, or fight...

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  • EU high court rejects compensation bid on Greek bond losses

    An EU high court has rejected a bid for compensation from the European Central Bank by some private owners of Greek bonds clobbered at the height of...

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  • Germany's Bosch fined $100 million over diesel scandal

    German prosecutors have fined auto components and technology company Robert Bosch GmbH 90 million euros ($100 million) over its role in the diesel...

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  • Fascist symbols and rhetoric on rise in Italian EU vote

    Fascism may be long dead in Italy, but its ideology and symbols were never fully vanquished

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  • The Latest: Modi's party claims victory in Indian election

    Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his party have a commanding lead in early vote counting from the country's six-week general election

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  • Senior German diplomat in Tehran for nuclear deal talks

    German envoy in Tehran to press Iran to continue to abide by the landmark nuclear deal despite US pullout, sanctions

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  • Kenya court to rule if gay relations are criminal acts

    Kenya court to make landmark ruling on whether to decriminalize same sex relationships

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  • Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's party claims it has won re-election with commanding lead in vote count

    Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's party claims it has won re-election with commanding lead in vote count

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  • Animal rights activists score win at Barcelona zoo

    Animal rights activists in Barcelona are celebrating a victory after the Spanish city ordered its municipal zoo to restrict the breeding of zoo...

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  • 2 US warships sail through Taiwan Strait, draw China protest

    Two U.S. warships have sailed through the Taiwan Strait in an apparent show of support for the government of the self-ruled island, which China claims...

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  • Hunger-striking Greek extremist wins new hope of jail leave

    A lawyer for a Greek far-left extremist jailed for 11 murders says Greece's supreme court has ordered lower judges to reconsider his request for new...

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  • Italian hostage freed after 3 years in Syria returns home

    Italy's defense minister says an Italian who had been held hostage in Syria for three years has been released and returned to Italy

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  • Official says Pakistan to get Saudi oil on credit as of July

    Pakistani official: Much-anticipated Saudi buy-now-pay-later oil to start flowing to Islamabad as of July

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  • Revisiting France, and recalling D-Day's horror and triumph

    For historians, D-Day was a turning point in the war against Germany; for men who were among the 160,000 Allied fighters who mounted history's largest...

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  • Pakistan says it has test-fired nuclear-capable missile

    Pakistani military says it's test-fired long-range ballistic missile capable of carrying nuclear warhead

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  • AP PHOTOS: Fascist legacy endures in Rome's architecture

    While Germany systematically wiped out traces of Adolf Hitler's Nazi regime after World War II, the legacy of his Axis ally, Benito Mussolini, remains...

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• May 23

  • Former Nissan chairman Ghosn appears in Tokyo court

    Nissan former Chairman Carlos Ghosn, accused of financial misconduct, has gone to a Japanese courtroom for a pre-trial hearing

    May 23

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  • 'War is ugly': For French vet, D-Day's lessons are timeless

    Among the tens of thousands of Allied soldiers who landed in Normandy on June 6, 1944, was a hardened group of elite French commandos who ensured that...

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• May 23

  • For Gaza grooms, crippling debt overshadows marital bliss

    Hundreds of young Gaza men struggle with crippling debt after taking loans to pay for their weddings

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  • Dutch polls open, setting in motion 4 days of voting in European Union member states to elect the bloc's parliament.

    Dutch polls open, setting in motion 4 days of voting in European Union member states to elect the bloc's parliament.

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  • Defeated Indonesia candidate to challenge vote at top court

    The defeated candidate in Indonesia's presidential election is expected to file a court challenge as calm returned to the capital following a spasm of...

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  • Early results show Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his Hindu nationalist party leading India's vote count

    Early results show Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his Hindu nationalist party leading India's vote count

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  • AP Explains: Corruption trial against Argentina's Fernández

    AP Explains: Corruption trial against former Argentine President Cristina Fernández as she seeks to return to power

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• May 22

  • Canada to remove trash from Philippines by end of June

    Canada says that by the end of June it will remove truckloads of garbage which Filipino officials say were illegally shipped to the Philippines years...

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• May 22

  • Supreme leader criticizes Iran's politicians amid US tension

    Iran's supreme leader publicly chastised the country's moderate president and foreign minister, saying he disagreed with the implementation of the...

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  • North Korea calls Biden 'fool of low IQ' over Kim criticism

    North Korea has labeled Joe Biden a "fool of low IQ" and an "imbecile bereft of elementary quality as a human being" after the Democratic presidential...

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• May 22

  • Officials: Last slave ship from Africa ID'd on Alabama coast

    Authorities say researchers have located the wreck of the last ship known to bring enslaved people from Africa to the United States

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  • 6 Brazilian tourists die of carbon monoxide in Chile

    Chilean authorities say six Brazilian tourists died of carbon monoxide poisoning while staying in an old apartment in central Santiago

    May 22

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  • Suicide car bomb kills 6 in Somalia's capital, Mogadishu

    Somali police say Islamic extremists exploded a suicide car bomb near the presidential palace in the capital, killing at least nine people, including...

    May 22

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  • Forecasters predict busy Central Pacific hurricane season

    Forecasters say Hawaii and the Central Pacific could experience more storms than normal during this year's hurricane season

    May 22

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  • Dutch prime minister, populist leader clash in Europe debate

    The Dutch prime minister has clashed with the leader of a right-wing populist party over immigration and whether the Netherlands should remain in the...

    May 22

• May 22

  • Brazil's Natura announces purchase of Avon Products

    The Brazilian cosmetics maker Natura has announced that it is buying Avon Products in an all-stock deal

    May 22

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  • The Latest: Iran supreme leader critical of FM in nuke deal

    Iran's supreme leader has publicly chastised the country's moderate president and foreign minister, saying he disagreed with the implementation of the...

    May 22

• May 22

  • Brazil: Man who killed 3 at Baptist church was 'incoherent'

    Brazilian authorities say a man was disoriented and speaking "incoherent phrases" when he shot three people to death at a Baptist church, before being...

    May 22

• May 22

  • Nicaragua warns banks of sanctions if they join strike

    Nicaragua's finance minister has warned banks that the government will sanction those that participate in a general strike scheduled for Thursday to...

    May 22

• May 22

  • UN demands Britain end rule of Chagos Islands in 6 months

    The U.N. General Assembly has voted overwhelmingly to demand that Britain end its "colonial administration" of the Chagos Archipelago, which includes...

    May 22

• May 22

  • Ski resort leaders, businessman indicted on fraud charges

    The former owner and former president of a Vermont ski resort accused in a multimillion-dollar fraud case have been indicted on multiple federal...

    May 22

• May 22

  • Russian opposition leader's associate jailed for 20 days

    A top associate of Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny has been sentenced to 20 days in jail in connection with an unsanctioned protest rally...

    May 22

• May 22

  • Mexico morgue left bodies to rot for 2 years before autopsy

    A state human rights commission says a morgue in western Mexico was so overcrowded and poorly run that some unidentified bodies were left to rot for...

    May 22

• May 22

  • Vigilante attacks on the rise in Mexico

    Mexico's National Human Rights Commission says vigilante attacks in which mobs injured or killed people they suspected of wrongdoing are increasing

    May 22