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  • Libya official: Gunmen kill 2 women, 3 kids near capital

    A Libyan health official says gunmen have killed two women and three children while they were driving on a highway near the capital, Tripoli

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  • Indonesia arrests 40 militant suspects ahead of inauguration

    Indonesian police say they have arrested 40 suspected militants ahead of presidential inauguration

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  • UK and EU agree to 'great' Brexit deal, Prime Minister Johnson says

    The deal will now go to the U.K. Parliament for approval.

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  • Dubai bets billions that Expo 2020 won't be a desert mirage

    Dubai spends billions building a new city in its vast desert for Expo 2020, but can it boost the city-state's sagging economy?

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  • The Latest: Scottish nationalists to oppose new Brexit deal

    The leader of the Scottish National Party says her party will not vote for the new Brexit deal agreed between the U.K. government and the European...

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  • Gibraltar holds election amid uncertainty of Brexit outcome

    An election for Gibraltar's 17-seat parliament is taking place under a cloud of uncertainty about what Brexit will bring for the speck of British...

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  • The Latest: Russia's Putin raises Syria concerns with Turkey

    The Kremlin says Russia's President Vladimir Putin will discuss humanitarian problems stemming from Turkey's military operation into northern Syria...

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  • Swiss fine commodities firm Gunvor over bribes in Africa

    Swiss authorities have ordered commodities trader Gunvor to pay nearly 94 million dollars after being convicted of failing to prevent its...

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  • China detains 2 US citizens who ran teaching program

    China says it has detained two U.S. citizens on suspicion of organizing others to illegally cross the border

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  • EU negotiator: Johnson told EU Commission president he is confident he can get deal through Britain's House of Commons

    EU negotiator: Johnson told EU Commission president he is confident he can get deal through Britain's House of Commons

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  • Aid groups scramble to reach Syrians as battle lines shift

    Aid groups in northeastern Syria are scrambling to provide humanitarian assistance to hundreds of thousands of people as rapidly shifting battle lines...

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  • Greece: 12 detained in Turkey protest

    Police detain 12 people at protest against Turkey's attacks in Syria at birthplace of Mustafa Kemal Ataturk

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  • Kurdish commander: Trump approved deal with Russia, Damascus

    The commander of the Syrian Kurdish-led forces says US President Donald Trump did not oppose a deal his group made with Russia and the Syrian...

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  • EU Brexit chief negotiator Michel Barnier: revised withdrawal agreement answers the 'uncertainty' created by Brexit

    EU Brexit chief negotiator Michel Barnier: revised withdrawal agreement answers the 'uncertainty' created by Brexit

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  • What to know about potential war crimes in Syria by Turkish-backed fighters

    Some are calling the actions of Turkish-backed fighters "war crimes."

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  • UK and EU reach Brexit deal; still needs ratification

    The UK Parliament still needs to approve the deal.

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  • Survivors sue German manager over fatal Brazil dam collapse

    Five relatives of people killed in a devastating dam collapse in Brazil are suing a manager of Germany company TUeV Sued that was involved in...

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  • Opposition lawmakers again shout down Hong Kong leader

    Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam has been forced from the legislative chamber for the second day by opposition members protesting a bloody attack on a...

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  • Epstein-linked French modeling agent accused of harassment

    A woman has filed a legal complaint in Paris accusing a French modeling agent who was close to disgraced U.S. financier Jeffrey Epstein of sexual...

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  • Northern Ireland's Democratic Unionist Party says it remains opposed to outline Brexit deal struck between UK and EU

    Northern Ireland's Democratic Unionist Party says it remains opposed to outline Brexit deal struck between UK and EU

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  • Prime Minister Boris Johnson says UK and EU have agreed 'great new deal; urges Parliament to approve it this week

    Prime Minister Boris Johnson says UK and EU have agreed 'great new deal; urges Parliament to approve it this week

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  • EU's Juncker: EU, UK reach outline Brexit deal; still needs ratification of EU, UK parliaments

    EU's Juncker: EU, UK reach outline Brexit deal; still needs ratification of EU, UK parliaments

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  • UK's Prince William, Kate see Pakistani cultural hub Lahore

    Britain's Prince William and his wife Kate are touring Pakistan's eastern city of Lahore, where they will visit a cancer hospital previously visited...

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  • Japan PM visits storm-hit areas; royal parade may be delayed

    Japan's Prime Minister Shinzo Abe is visiting towns devasted by the deadly typhoon to meet residents to assess damage and their needs

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  • The Latest: Catalan leader calls for new independence ballot

    The head of Catalonia's government says the conviction of a dozen separatists for pushing ahead with a banned referendum in 2017 is a reason to hold a...

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  • UK Labour lawmaker leaves party, says Corbyn unfit to serve

    A longtime U.K. Labour Party legislator has left the opposition party and warned that leader Jeremy Corbyn is unfit to become prime minister

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  • Apple economy latest casualty in strife-torn Kashmir

    Once thriving apple economy latest casualty in Indian-controlled Kashmir

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  • Philippine president bruised, scratched from motorcycle fall

    Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte has bruises and scratches from falling off his parked motorcycle at the palace grounds, spokesman says

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  • Aid groups scramble to reach Syrians as battle lines shift

    Aid groups in northeastern Syria are scrambling to provide humanitarian assistance to hundreds of thousands of people as rapidly shifting battle lines...

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  • Chinese snooping tech spreads to nations vulnerable to abuse

    Huawei's facial recognition surveillance cameras are being deployed in cities worldwide, particularly in countries with poor human rights records and...

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  • Former Nazi SS guard, 93, going on trial in Hamburg

    A 93-year-old former SS private is going on trial in Hamburg, Germany on 5,230 counts of being an accessory to murder, accused of helping the Nazis'...

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  • Small Northern Irish party plays big role in Brexit talks

    The Democratic Unionist Party is a small Northern Irish political grouping with an oversized impact on the delicate Brexit negotiations.

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  • 80 injured in third night of Catalonia protests; 33 arrested

    Spanish authorities say that 80 people, including 46 police officers, have been injured overnight during the most violent of three nights of rioting...

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  • Cyprus police pick up 21 migrants who crossed dividing line

    Cyprus police say they have rounded up 21 men believed to be migrants who crossed over from the breakaway north of the ethnically divided island...

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  • Boris Johnson's Northern Irish government allies say they cannot support Brexit deal he is negotiating with EU partners

    Boris Johnson's Northern Irish government allies say they cannot support Brexit deal he is negotiating with EU partners

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  • Australia promises more money for overwhelmed spy agency

    The government promised an unprecedented funding increase for Australia's main spy agency, which is struggling to meet demands posed by the nation's...

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  • Mounting Venezuela exodus sparks fears of rising xenophobia

    As Venezuela's mass exodus persists, fears are rising that the initial warm welcome many migrants received has begun to wear thin in other South...

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  • Mexico deports 311 Indian migrants back to South Asia

    Mexican immigration authorities say they have deported 311 Indian citizens in an unprecedented repatriation to that South Asian nation

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  • Landslide, building damage from Philippine quake kills 4

    A landslide and damage caused by a 6.3 magnitude earthquake in the southern Philippines has killed 4 people and injured 27

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  • Sea lions return to ocean after successful rehabilitation

    Six young sea lions are back in the Pacific after being successfully rehabilitated by a team of caregivers in Peru.

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  • UN labor body: Qatar pledges to end 'kafala' employment laws

    The energy-rich nation of Qatar is pledging to end a labor system that ties foreign workers to their employer and requires them to have their...

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  • Mexico oil union leader resigns amid complaints

    The longtime leader of Mexico's oil workers union, which has been involved in repeated corruption scandals, has resigned

    Oct 16

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  • Bus near Saudi holy city of Mecca crashes, killing 35 people

    Authorities in Saudi Arabia say 35 pilgrims have been killed in a bus crash near the Muslim holy city of Mecca

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  • Chinese snooping tech spreads to nations vulnerable to abuse

    Huawei's facial recognition surveillance cameras are being deployed in cities worldwide, particularly in countries with poor human rights records and...

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  • 'Don't be a tough guy': Trump threatened Turkish president on day of invasion

    Trump asked Erdogan not to slaughter thousands of people.

    Oct 16

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  • Strong earthquake strikes southern Philippines

    A strong earthquake in the southern Philippines has killed a girl and injured more than two dozen people

    Oct 16

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  • Obama endorses Trudeau in unprecedented endorsement

    Barack Obama is urging Canadians to re-elect Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, an apparently unprecedented endorsement of a candidate in a Canadian...

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  • Rights group meets in Brazil due to concerns about Bolsonaro

    The executive director of Human Rights Watch says Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro is straining against democratic checks and balances, but has so...

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  • Argentina's presidential front-runner focuses on economy

    The front-runner in Argentina's presidential race says his main concern is the country's economic woes, which he blames on his main opponent,...

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