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  • Passengers stuck for two weeks on cruise ship in Japan begin to leave after virus quarantine ends

    Passengers stuck for two weeks on cruise ship in Japan begin to leave after virus quarantine ends

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  • Murdered Mexico City girl buried amid grief, outrage

    A 7-year-old Mexico City girl found murdered over the weekend has been buried as capital officials pledged to tighten rules for children leaving...

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  • Captured ISIS members speak to ABC’s James Longman after the fall of the caliphate

    Thousands from around the world wait to be tried by their countries of origin.

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  • US travelers quarantined on the West Coast due to coronavirus are released

    The World Health Organization reports that more than 73,332 people have been infected and the death toll has reached 1,853.

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  • Government troops, rebels exchange fire in eastern Ukraine

    Ukraine and Russia-backed separatists are blaming each other for an outbreak of fighting in the country's rebel-held east

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  • Brazil oil workers clash with Petrobras in 18-day strike

    Thousands of oil workers in Brazil are engaged in an indefinite strike against layoffs at oil giant Petrobras

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  • UN-backed government in Libya suspends talks after attack

    The U.N.-supported government in Libya says it has suspended its participation in talks in Geneva aimed at salvaging a fragile cease-fire in the North...

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  • Trudeau urges patience, warns against force in rail protests

    Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is urging patience and warns against using force as his government works to resolve nationwide rail blockades...

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  • UK unveils immigration overhaul for 2021 focused on skills

    Britain has announced new post-Brexit immigration rules that will make it tougher for European Union citizens, but easier for people from many other...

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  • New raids in London real estate case by Vatican police

    Vatican police have conducted new raids as part of a corruption investigation involving a London real estate venture

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  • Russia and Turkey agree on more talks on Syria amid crisis

    A spokesman for Turkey's president says talks in Moscow between Russia and Turkey on reducing tensions  in northwestern Syria did not yield a...

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  • UN report questions police, highlights violence in Haiti

    The United Nations issued a scathing report on Tuesday that accused Haitian police of not protecting an impoverished neighborhood from corrupt...

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  • Turkish philanthropist detained in new case after acquittal

    Turkish prosecutors say a prominent philanthropist is being detained for alleged ties to a 2016 coup attempt just hours after a court acquitted him on...

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  • UN-backed government in Libya says it is suspending UN-brokered talks with rivals following attack on port.

    UN-backed government in Libya says it is suspending UN-brokered talks with rivals following attack on port.

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  • Death toll from toxic gas leak rises to 14 in Pakistan

    Pakistani health officials say a gas leak in the southern port city of Karachi has killed 14 people and sickened hundreds more

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  • Netanyahu trial clouds last days of Israel election campaign

    The criminal trial for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is set to begin at a Jerusalem court on March 17, just two weeks after national...

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  • Russia is temporarily banning Chinese nationals from entering the country to stop the spread of the new virus

    Russia is temporarily banning Chinese nationals from entering the country to stop the spread of the new virus

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  • Sunscreen pollution proves highly toxic to juvenile corals

    Chemicals commonly found in sunscreen cause permanent DNA damage to coral.

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  • Coronavirus, flooding in Britain, Lemon Festival: World In Photos, Feb. 18

    A look at the top photos from around the globe.

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  • Officials search for small plane that crashed near Dominica

    Authorities on the French island of Guadeloupe say they're looking for the remains of a small plane that apparently crashed at sea near the eastern...

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  • Wall built along slum ahead of Trump visit to India

    India has hastily erected a wall in Gujarat state ahead of a visit by U.S. President Donald Trump and critics say it is designed to block the view of...

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  • Spain looks to adopt digital tax that has angered the US

    Spain’s government has approved the introduction of new taxes on digital business and stock market transactions

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  • Gas workers unearth centuries of history in Lima's soil

    For nearly two decades, workers for a company building gas lines across Peru’s capital have found themselves unearthing a treasure trove of history

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  • CDC issues additional travel restrictions for Americans on infected cruise ship

    Meanwhile, a hospital director at the outbreak epicenter died from coronavirus.

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  • Afghan president wins vote, opponent says he's the winner

    Afghanistan's election commission says Ashraf Ghani has won a second term as president of Afghanistan

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  • Denmark: Woman convicted of welfare fraud gets 6.5 years

    The main suspect in a Danish fraud case involving $17 million in stolen welfare funds has been convicted and sentenced to 6 1/2 years in prison

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  • French officials probe man who toppled Paris mayor hopeful

    The Paris prosecutor's office says it has opened investigations into a controversial Russian performance artist who claimed responsibility for...

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  • Huge locust outbreak in Africa reaches South Sudan

    Officials say it's the worst locust outbreak in East Africa in 70 years.

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  • Fitch Ratings: Lebanon finances point to debt restructuring

    Fitch Ratings says Lebanon's financial position points to a likely restructuring of the country's massive debt and financial sector as the country...

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  • Farmers block highways in Spain to protest low food prices

    Farmers in fluorescent yellow vests have begun blocking highways in southwestern Spain with tractors and other vehicles in the latest mass protest...

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  • Watchman sentenced to 16 years in killing of Florida tourist

    A hotel watchman has been convicted of killing a Florida tourist at an Airbnb lodging in Costa Rica and he's been sentenced to 16 years in prison

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  • Ethiopia says US plans 'substantial financial support'

    America’s top diplomat in his final Africa stop has discussed political reforms with Ethiopia’s Nobel Peace Prize-winning prime minister, and Ethiopia...

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  • Government 'weirdo' resigns over racist comments

    The job posting called for "weirdos and misfits" to work for the government.

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  • UK issues severe flood alerts as storm-swollen rivers surge

    Residents in central England and Wales are piling up sandbags as rivers peaked after a weekend storm brought up to 6 inches (150 mm) of rain to an...

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  • In tight vote, Dutch lawmakers approve EU-Canada trade deal

    Lawmakers in the lower house of Dutch parliament have narrowly approved a free trade deal between the European Union and Canada

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  • Poland's miners protest coal imports seen as threat to jobs

    Miners in southern Poland worried that massive coal imports will eliminate their jobs have blocked railway tracks on the import route

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  • Rebel attack in eastern Congo kills 15 civilians and soldier

    A local official says rebels have killed 15 civilians and a soldier in the latest overnight attack on a village in eastern Congo

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  • One dead in another mall shooting in Thailand

    Gun violence has struck again in a Thai shopping mall, with a man fatally shooting a woman working at a beauty clinic in a Bangkok mall and wounding...

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  • Kayaker descends 130-foot waterfall

    Daredevil kayaker makes a splash over 130-foot waterfall in Chile.

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  • Israeli court says Prime Minister Netanyahu corruption trial to begin March 17, two weeks after national elections

    Israeli court says Prime Minister Netanyahu corruption trial to begin March 17, two weeks after national elections

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  • EU adds 4 jurisdictions to its blacklist of tax havens

    The European Union has added four countries and jurisdictions to its blacklist of tax havens

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  • Firm loses compensation claim vs. Norway for spy recruitment

    A Norwegian concrete company has lost a compensation case against its home country, claiming it suffered financial losses after Norway's intelligence...

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  • Croatia's new, leftist president inaugurated

    Croatia’s new, leftist president has formally taken office at an inauguration ceremony, urging tolerance and equality for all the country that is the...

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  • Afghanistan election commission says Ashraf Ghani has won a second term as president with 50.64% of the vote

    Afghanistan election commission says Ashraf Ghani has won a second term as president with 50.64% of the vote

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  • Spain searches for migrants on boats near Canary Islands

    Spain says it is searching for possibly dozens of people missing on three migrant boats that were headed for the Canary Islands in the Atlantic Ocean

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  • Greece: Ferries, urban transport halted by strikes, protests

    A 24-hour strike in Greece has halted ferries, public transport and municipal services in Athens and other parts of the country, as unions mount...

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  • UK PM Johnson and estranged wife reach financial settlement

    British Prime Minister Boris Johnson and his estranged wife, Marina Wheeler, have reached a financial agreement for their divorce

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  • German ex-environment minister seeks to lead Merkel's party

    A former German environment minister has become the first prominent figure officially to declare his candidacy for the leadership of German Chancellor...

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