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  • Report: Great Lakes feeling effects of rapid climate warming

    A scientific report says the Great Lakes region is warming faster than the rest of the U.S., which likely will bring more flooding and other extreme...

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  • Vietnam arrests 8 Chinese suspected of drug trafficking

    Vietnamese police have arrested eight Chinese suspected of drug trafficking after seizing 300 kilograms (660 pounds) of methamphetamine worth up to...

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  • German prosecutors interview ex-Stasi agents over Lockerbie

    Prosecutors in Berlin and the neighboring state of Brandenburg are interviewing former members of East Germany's secret police about the 1988...

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  • Bombs target Afghan Shiites marking new year, killing 6

    Afghan officials say six people were killed and 20 wounded in a string of explosions that targeted a Shiite shrine and cemetery in western Kabul as...

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  • Treasures from Tutankhamun's tomb on display in Paris

    Original artifacts from Tutankhamun's tomb are on display in Paris in an exhibit celebrating the centenary of the discovery of the most famous...

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  • Albania opposition holds new rally, calls for early election

    A few thousand opposition protesters have gathered in front of Albania's parliament building calling for the government's resignation and an early...

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  • Ferry sinks in Tigris near Iraq's Mosul, killing 40

    An Iraqi official says a ferry overloaded with people celebrating the Kurdish new year sank in the Tigris river near Mosul, killing at least 40 people

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  • Erdogan airs mosque gunman video ahead visit by NZ minister

    Turkey's president has again screened clips of a video taken by the Christchurch mosque gunman, a day before the foreign minister of New Zealand _...

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  • Iraqi official says ferry sinks in Tigris River near Mosul, killing 40 people

    Iraqi official says ferry sinks in Tigris River near Mosul, killing 40 people

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  • New populist star emerges from Dutch local elections

    The Netherlands has woken up to a new star of right-wing populism, as the party of a Latin-quoting, philosophy-reading lawmaker surged past anti-Islam...

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  • Pompeo to visit Jerusalem's Western Wall with Netanyahu

    US Secretary of State Pompeo to visit Jerusalem's Western Wall with Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu

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  • Poland snubs Russia ahead of WWII commemoration

    Polish authorities have refused to invite a Russian delegation to a commemoration ceremony marking the anniversary of the outbreak of World War II

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  • Export slump deepens for American whiskey producers

    For American whiskey producers, their tariff-induced hangover became more painful in late 2018 when a downturn in exports accelerated, especially in...

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  • Pompeo heads to Lebanon, where Hezbollah is at peak strength

    US Secretary of State Pompeo's Lebanon visit to underscore Trump administration's displeasure over Hezbollah gains

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  • UK central bank: firms step up 'no-deal' Brexit preparations

    The U.K. central bank says that companies have ratcheted up their preparations for a disorderly "no-deal" Brexit over the past couple of months

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  • A closer look at New Zealand's new weapons ban

    The suddenness of Thursday's ban has raised many questions.

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  • Ex-Philippine officials accuse Xi of crimes against humanity

    Two former Philippine officials have filed a complaint with the International Criminal Court accusing Chinese President Xi Jinping of crimes against...

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  • Explosion at chemical plant in eastern China kills 6

    The explosion also left 30 people badly injured.

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  • After mosque attacks, New Zealand bans 'military-style' guns

    New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has announced a ban on "military-style" semi-automatic firearms and high-capacity magazines like those used...

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  • APNewsbreak: Police say immigrant suspect killed for drugs

    APNewsbreak: A detective says a Salvadoran immigrant charged with four Nevada murders told police he robbed and killed his elderly victims during a...

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  • US testing new rapid-deployment strategy in Europe

    300 soldiers have arrived in Germany from their base in Texas.

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  • 5 mosques vandalized in central England

    The attacks in Birmingham are being treated as linked.

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  • Dutch suspect in tram shooting to face terrorism charge

    The suspect also faces charges of attempted murder or manslaughter.

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  • The Latest: Portugal sends rescuers to Mozambique

    Portugal is sending an intervention taskforce to help in the search and rescue of survivors in Mozambique following the devastation caused by Cyclone...

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  • South Sudan spends millions on cars, homes instead of peace

    South Sudan spends millions on cars, home renovations instead of peace, internal reports show

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  • Across the Pond: ISIS largely defeated in Syria

    Plus, arrests made in a hotel spy cam livestreaming scandal, and a new underwater restaurant in Norway.

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  • Venezuelan forces detain key aide to opposition leader

    Venezuelan security forces detain key aide to opposition leader Juan Guaido in a raid on his home early Thursday

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  • The Latest: Facebook: AI failed to detect NZ video

    Facebook says its artificial intelligence systems failed to automatically detect the New Zealand mosque shooting video

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  • Germany: 2 arrested on suspicion of making child porn

    The suspects are suspected of spreading the material on the darknet.

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  • Merkel: Germany risks been viewed as unreliable on arms

    German Chancellor Angela Merkel has warned that her country risks being viewed as an unreliable partner in joint European defense industry projects

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  • Pakistani lawmakers claim women's march was anti-Islam

    Pakistani provincial lawmakers assail marches held on International Women's Day as anti-Islamic

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  • US diplomat criticizes Yemen rebels for stalling peace deal

    US ambassador to Yemen urges rebels to live up to their part under UN-brokered peace deal for port city of Hodeida

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  • Dutch prosecutors: Suspect in Utrecht tram shooting to be charged with murder or manslaughter with terrorist intent

    Dutch prosecutors: Suspect in Utrecht tram shooting to be charged with murder or manslaughter with terrorist intent

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  • Floods, destruction from cyclone continue in Mozambique

    A week after Cyclone Idai hit coastal Mozambique and swept across the country to Zimbabwe, its death, destruction and flooding continues to grow in...

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  • New Zealand announces ban of all assault rifles after mosque shooting

    Rifles, including the ones used in the shooting, will be banned.

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  • Taiwan leader to tour Pacific allies, with Hawaii stopover

    Taiwan President Tsai Ing-wen is visiting her island's diplomatic allies in the Pacific on a tour that will end with a stopover in Hawaii

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  • US trade negotiators to visit China for talks next week

    China's commerce ministry says U.S. officials will visit Beijing next week for the next round of high-level trade talks

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  • Australia moving 2,000 people from powerful cyclone's path

    About 2,000 Australians are being moved inland from part of the northern coast ahead of a powerful cyclone expected to hit this weekend

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  • South Korea police accuse 4 of secretly filming hotel guests

    The men allegedly filmed 1,600 hotel guests and posted footage online.

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  • Pakistan sentences 2 men to life terms in 2017 student death

    Pakistani court sentences 2 men to life in prison over 2017 killing of university student falsely accused of blasphemy

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  • Stories of the victims of the New Zealand mosque attack

    Stories of victims of the attacks at two mosques in Christchurch, New Zealand, where 50 people were killed

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  • Palestinian official: Israel kills unarmed man in West Bank

    Bethlehem governor says Israeli soldiers shot and killed an unarmed Palestinian man near this West Bank city

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  • Jordanian king vows to protect Jerusalem holy sites

    Jordan's king vows to keep protecting Islamic, Christian holy sites in Jerusalem, calling it a 'red line' for his country

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  • European, Canadian regulators to do own review of Boeing jet

    The decision by Europe and Canada to break with U.S. air-safety regulators over the safety of the Boeing 737 Max is likely to delay the resumption of...

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  • Aid group: Migrants held in Libya suffer from malnutrition

    International charity says dozens of migrants suffering from malnutrition in detention center in Libya's capital

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  • New Zealand police say they inadvertently charged mosque terror suspect with murder of person who is still alive

    New Zealand police say they inadvertently charged mosque terror suspect with murder of person who is still alive

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  • Report: Myanmar, China failing to stop 'bride' trafficking

    Human rights group says Myanmar, China failing to stop the trafficking of young women from the conflict-ridden Kachin region into forced "marriages"...

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  • Sri Lanka averts rift spilling over to UN rights session

    Sri Lanka's leader has kept a political rift from spilling to a U.N. human rights council meeting by abandoning plans to oppose the prime minister's...

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  • Australia says tensions with Turkey ease after WWI remarks

    Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison says tensions between his country and Turkey have eased after conciliatory comments from President Recep...

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  • Long Thai crisis morphed coup leader's career into politics

    After five years of running Thailand with absolute power, Thailand's junta leader is seeking to hold on to power through the ballot box

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