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  • South Korea culls pigs after confirming African swine fever

    South Korea is culling thousands of pigs after confirming African swine fever at a farm near its border with North Korea, which had an outbreak in May

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  • Fishermen demand a say in decisions on offshore wind energy

    A congressional subcommittee has heard from fishermen asking for input on crucial decisions about offshore wind energy

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  • Taiwan says Solomon Islands switches recognition to China

    Taiwan's government condemned the move.

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  • Half the tigers rescued from Thai temple reported dead

    The tigers were vulnerable to illness because of inbreeding.

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  • Split emerges in Venezuela opposition over talks with gov't

    A group of minority opposition parties is entering negotiations with President Nicolas Maduro's government without the consent of the U.S.-backed...

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  • Energy prices spike after Saudi oil attack, US blaming Iran

    Iran for its part called the U.S. allegations "maximum lies."

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  • Blackout hits 4 nations, affects millions

    A failure in Central America's electrical grid has left millions of people without power for hours in at least four countries

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  • Bermuda to face lashing from Hurricane Humberto

    The U.S. National Hurricane Center says it expects Hurricane Humberto to lash Bermuda with high winds and heavy rain later this week

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  • Israeli leader vows to annex West Bank settlement enclave

    Critics say his pledges would eliminate any hope of a Palestinian state.

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  • Egypt says no progress in talks over Ethiopia's Nile dam

    Egypt says a new round of talks over a soon-to-be-finished Nile River dam being built by Ethiopia have failed to achieve progress

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  • Rescuers save 6 orcas from Argentine beach

    Rescue workers and volunteers have saved six of seven orcas that became stranded on an Argentine beach

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  • Russia, Iran, Turkey say Syrian constitution committee ready

    The leaders of Russia, Iran and Turkey announced Monday that an agreement has been reached on a committee that will be tasked with rewriting a...

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  • Afghan official: Roadside bomb kills 5 civilians in the west

    The casualties include women and children.

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  • Man chooses to bring clown to redundancy meeting for 'support'

    A hilarious picture of the meeting has been circulating online.

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  • Olympian helps young Indian duo with viral video score gymnastics scholarships

    Her retweet caught the attention of the Indian minister of sports.

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  • Italy arrests 3 accused of migrant torture in Libya

    Italian officials say three men who disembarked on a tiny island over the summer have been arrested at a migrant reception center in Italy after...

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  • Greece: Biker hurt after man's fatal fall from bridge

    Greek police say a motorcyclist is being treated with non-life-threatening injuries after a man who suffered a fatal fall off a highway flyover hit...

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  • French foreign minister arrives in Sudan to meet new leaders

    France's foreign minister has arrived in Sudan to meet with the African country's new leaders, weeks after the formation of the first civilian-led...

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  • Greece seeks Europe's OK to repay part of IMF loans early

    Greece has asked its European creditors to approve the early repayment of part of its bailout loans from the International Monetary Fund, the...

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  • Minority Venezuelan opposition parties to enter negotiations with Maduro without support of US-backed Guaidó

    Minority Venezuelan opposition parties to enter negotiations with Maduro without support of US-backed Guaidó

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  • The Latest: US envoy: Strike in Saudi assaults world energy

    The new U.S. ambassador to the United Nations is calling the 'deeply troubling' attacks on key Saudi oil installations 'a direct assault on the world...

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  • Arrested official had access to intel from Canada's allies

    The head of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police force says the national police force has been shaken by the arrest of one of their senior intelligence...

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  • Spain rejects extraditing Venezuela's ex-spymaster to US

    The U.S. had sought the extradition.

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  • IS leader calls on fighters to free detained comrades

    The leader of the Islamic State group has released a new alleged audio recording calling on members of the extremist group to do all they can to free...

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  • Iran launches missiles, drones on Saudi oil facility: US

    President Trump said the U.S. is "locked and loaded” following the missile and drone attack on a Saudi oil facilities.

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  • The Latest: NATO: US service member killed in Afghanistan

    NATO says a U.S. service member was killed in action in Afghanistan

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  • Gymnastics, baseball and bodybuilding: World in Photos, Sept. 16

    A look at the top photos from around the globe.

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• Sep 16

  • Oil prices jump by 20% after weekend attacks on Saudi facility

    The U.S. blamed Iran for the missile and drone attack that happened Saturday.

    Sep 16

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  • Trump fires back after Saudi oil attacks

    President Trump says the U.S. is "locked and loaded" to respond to airstrikes in Saudi Arabia.

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  • NATO says a U.S. service member was killed in action in Afghanistan on Monday

    NATO says a U.S. service member was killed in action in Afghanistan on Monday

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  • With over half Tunisian votes counted, law professor leads

    Half-way through ballot counting in Tunisia's presidential race, two outsiders holding opposing views, and one of them in prison, were in the lead

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  • Dutch-based court files new charges against Hariri suspect

    A U.N.-backed court based in the Netherlands unveiled new charges, including terrorism and intentional homicide, against a Hezbollah fighter who also...

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  • Pakistan to open border crossing for India Sikhs in November

    Pakistani officials say visa-free border crossing for Sikh pilgrims from India will be ready by early November, allowing thousands of pilgrims to...

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  • ICC prosecutor appeals acquittal of ex-Ivory Coast president

    International Criminal Court prosecutors have appealed against the acquittal of former Ivory Coast president Laurent Gbagbo and a youth minister on...

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  • Greece: Time for EU to step up and deal with migration issue

    Greece's migration policy minister says conditions are favorable for the European Union's Mediterranean states to convince other EU partners to help...

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  • French First Lady sets up adult school in poor Paris suburb

    France's First Lady Brigitte Macron has visited a newly-open adult school she helped founding in a poor Paris suburb

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  • Trapped in Syria, French families file suit against envoy

    French wives and children of Islamic State fighters have filed a legal complaint against France's foreign minister, saying he was "sacrificing...

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  • Saudi military spokesman says initial investigation suggests attack on oil installations 'was not launched from Yemen'

    Saudi military spokesman says initial investigation suggests attack on oil installations 'was not launched from Yemen'

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  • Saudi military spokesman says initial investigation suggests 'Iranian weapons' used in oil installation attack

    Saudi military spokesman says initial investigation suggests 'Iranian weapons' used in oil installation attack

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  • Gravity-defying sheep climb down cliff in China

    The internet is baffled by a video showing blue sheep making their way down a cliff in China’s Valley of the Cats.

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  • As shock wears off, mental health concerns grow in Bahamas

    As the shock of Hurricane Dorian wears off, mental health concerns grow in Bahamas

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  • Sri Lanka's Tamil-majority north shuts down to support rally

    Shops were shut in Sri Lanka's ethnic Tamil-majority north in support of a rally demanding an international probe into alleged atrocities during the...

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  • US, Iran trade barbs at meeting of UN nuclear watchdog

    The United States and Iran traded barbs over Tehran's nuclear activities as the International Atomic Energy Agency's general conference got underway...

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  • The Latest: EU: No concrete Brexit proposals from UK

    The European Commission says it remains open to discussions with Britain to try and find a solution to the current Brexit impasse and is urging Prime...

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  • EU probes Belgian tax deals with multinationals

    The European Commission is investigating tax rulings granted by Belgium to 39 multinational firms

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  • Australian leader preps for US trip featuring state dinner

    Australia's prime minister says his upcoming trip to the U.S. will include visits to New York, Chicago and Ohio, in addition to a state dinner at the...

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  • American teen's lawyers drop bid for his release in Italy

    The teen is being held over the slaying of an Italian police officer.

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  • Indonesian police arrest 185 over forest fires

    Nearly every year, Indonesian forest fires spread haze across the region.

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  • Police say 36 people missing after boat sinks in Congo

    Police say 36 people missing after boat sinks in Congo east of the capital

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