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    Google Vice President Jacqueline Fuller says the company is having “a lot of conversations” internally amid worries about the tech giant’s bottomless...

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  • EU court refers doubts on Polish judiciary to national court

    The European Union's top court has ruled that there are reasons to question the independence of a new judicial chamber in Poland that monitors and...

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  • UN warns of mounting humanitarian crisis in Africa’s Sahel

    UN warns of mounting humanitarian crisis in Africa’s Sahel amid surge in extremist attacks

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  • Sweden discontinues Assange rape investigation

    A Swedish prosecutor says the alleged rape investigation involving WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange, who is now jailed in Britain, has been...

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  • Germany arrests man in Berlin for allegedly planning attack

    Authorities say German special police forces have arrested a Syrian man in a raid on his apartment after receiving intelligence from American...

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  • Bosnia presidency breaks deadlock to appoint PM designate

    Bosnia’s multiethnic presidency has appointed a candidate to run the new government, in what is expected to break a power deadlock more than a year...

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  • Police fight protesters on Caribbean island of Dominica

    Officials say a protest over election reform erupted on the Caribbean island of Dominica, with more than 200 people fighting police before being...

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  • A timeline of Julian Assange's legal saga

    A look at key events in WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange's legal saga

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  • Netanyahu celebrates US settlement decision in West Bank

    Israel’s prime minister has traveled to the West Bank to celebrate the US announcement that it does not consider Israeli settlements to be a violation...

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  • NATO chief heads to Paris as France comes under fire

    NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg will travel to Paris next week on a fence-mending mission with President Emmanuel Macron after the French...

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  • Dog uses his nose to help rescue koalas from bushfires

    Bear the dog sniffed out the presence of some koalas in New South Wales.

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  • Brazilian police seek arrest of Paraguay ex-President Cartes

    Brazilian police are seeking the arrest of Paraguay's ex-President Horacio Cartes as part of an investigation into kickbacks and money laundering

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  • Johnson, Corbyn to square off in 1st UK election debate

    Prime Minister Boris Johnson and the leader of the main opposition party, Jeremy Corbyn, will be squaring off in the first televised debate of...

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  • Hard-line newspaper: Violent Iran protesters face execution

    A hard-line newspaper in Iran is suggesting that those who led violent protests will be executed by hanging as the unrest continues

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  • Protesters force postponement of Lebanese parliament session

    Thousands rallying against Lebanon’s political elite prevent lawmakers from reaching parliament, postponing session

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  • US, Montenegro plot cyber warfare ahead of 2020 elections

    An elite cyber team of U.S. service members is working alongside Montenegrin cyber defenders to counter malicious cyber actors on critical networks...

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  • The Latest: Family: Freed American now with US officials

    The Latest: Family of American hostage freed by Taliban says he is now with US officials in Afghanistan

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  • Iraqi protesters block road to second major commercial port

    Anti-government protesters are blocking access to another major commercial port in southern Iraq

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  • Police conduct internal inquiry after protester is wounded

    Paris police are conducting an internal investigation after a video clip emerged of an apparent police projectile hitting a yellow vest demonstrator...

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  • Sweden drops Julian Assange rape investigation

    Assange has always denied the 2010 accusations and fought extradition for years.

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  • Italian prosecutors investigate ex-minister Salvini

    Prosecutors in Sicily are investigating former Interior Minister Matteo Salvini for not allowing an NGO rescue ship to enter Italian waters this...

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  • Bosnian police arrest 3 people after migrant dies in fight

    Police in Bosnia have arrested three people after a migrant died of injuries he suffered in a fight with other migrants

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  • Bosnia arrests 4 people linked to Indian businessman

    Authorities in Bosnia have detained four people as part of an ongoing investigation against an Indian businessman

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  • UN watchdog: Iran now in violation of heavy water limits

    The U.N.’s nuclear watchdog says Iran has breached another limit of the 2015 nuclear deal with world powers by stockpiling more heavy water than...

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  • UN ‘concerned’ about Trump’s exoneration of 3 US servicemen

    The U.N. human rights office says it’s “very concerned” about U.S. President Donald Trump’s exoneration of three U.S. servicemen accused of war...

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  • The Latest: UN rights office urges Hong Kong de-escalation

    The U.N. human rights office is calling on authorities in Hong Kong to do all they can to de-escalate a standoff between security forces and...

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  • Israeli military says 4 rockets fired from Syria intercepted

    Israeli military says it intercepted 4 rockets fired toward its territory from Syria

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  • Aid group reopens hospital hit during Houthi attack in Yemen

    An international medical relief agency says it has reopened a hospital it runs in western Yemen two weeks after an attack damaged the facility

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  • Prince Andrew faces more disgrace as business backers leave

    Britain’s Prince Andrew is facing further disgrace as companies and charities he supports distance themselves from him after an interview meant to...

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  • Taliban say they freed US, Australian hostage for 3 Taliban

    Taliban say they freed 2 hostages, American and an Australian, in Afghanistan after release of 3 top insurgents

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  • India’s Parliament debates toxic air danger

    India’s Parliament has debated the toxic air threatening the lives of the capital region’s 48 million people, with opposition leaders demanding the...

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  • Sweden drops preliminary investigation into alleged rape by Julian Assange

    Sweden drops preliminary investigation into alleged rape by Julian Assange

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  • EasyJet says it will operate net-zero carbon flights

    European budget airline easyJet says it will become the first major carrier to operate net-zero carbon flights, offsetting carbon emissions from the...

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  • Taiwan president alleges Chinese electoral interference

    Taiwan’s leader, Tsai Ing-wen, says Chinese attempts to interfere in the island’s presidential election campaign are happening “every day”

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  • Police surround last holdouts at Hong Kong university

    About 100 anti-government protesters remain holed up at a Hong Kong university, their choices dwindling along with their food supplies as they brace...

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  • German archive uploads details of millions of Nazi victims

    The International Center on Nazi Persecution in Germany has uploaded some 850,000 documents containing information on ten million names that were...

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  • Croatia teachers widen strike in demand for higher wages

    Croatian teachers widen strike in demand for higher salaries and announce street protests

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  • China seen flexing legal muscles on Hong Kong

    Criticism from China’s rubber stamp parliament of a Hong Kong court’s ruling seems to hint Beijing may move to overrule striking down a ban on face...

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  • Malta offers pardon for possible info in reporter’s slaying

    Maltese authorities say a man arrested in a money-laundering case claims to have information that could lead to the mastermind behind the car-bomb...

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  • Germany’s Merkel urges more investment in African nations

    Germany’s Merkel urges more European investment in African nations, says both will profit

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  • Kuwait ruler names new prime minister amid embezzlement case

    Kuwait’s ruler names new prime minister after dismissing government amid a row between powerful ministers from ruling family

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  • Toyota worker’s suicide ruled work-related after harassment

    Toyota worker’s suicide ruled work-related after harassment

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  • Boeing’s grounded 737 Max scores 2nd order at Dubai Airshow

    Boeing’s 737 Max jet gets another boost at Dubai Airshow from Kazakhstan’s newly-launched budget carrier

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  • German authorities conduct money laundering raids

    German authorities have conducted raids in five states in connection with money laundering and illegal transfers abroad

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  • German authorities search homes, offices in tax fraud probe

    German authorities have raided the homes and offices of six businesspeople and bankers as part of an investigation into a massive tax fraud scheme

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  • 5 things to know about Pope Francis’ visit to Thailand

    5 things to know about Pope Francis’ visit to Thailand, which begins Wednesday

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  • Russia repatriates 32 children of IS members from Iraq

    Russia says it has repatriated 32 children of members of the Islamic State group from Iraq

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  • Group: Egypt targets relatives of dissidents living abroad

    An international rights group says Egyptian authorities have arrested, raided houses and imposed travel bans against dozens of relatives of dissidents...

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  • Sri Lanka’s new president may struggle to form government

    Sri Lanka’s newly elected president, Gotabaya Rajapaksa, may struggle to consolidate his victory

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