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Former soccer star Ozil goes into Turkish politics with ruling party
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Shiffrin questioned return before claiming historic 100th World Cup win
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Angel Yin wins Thailand LPGA tournament by one shot
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Pogacar wins the UAE Tour with mountain break
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Napoli concede Serie A lead to Inter after losing at Como
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India bowl out Pakistan for 241 after Shakeel-Rizwan stand
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Shiffrin takes historic 100th World Cup win with Sestriere slalom
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Tens of thousands vow support for Lebanon's Hezbollah at slain leader's funeral
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Israel says army to stay in evacuated West Bank camps for 'coming year'
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Odermatt underlines super-G power with World Cup win at Crans-Montana
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Kremlin hails Putin-Trump dialogue as promising
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Tens of thousands vow support for Hezbollah at Beirut funeral of slain leader
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Sudan's RSF, allies sign charter for rival government
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Hamas says Gaza truce gravely endangered after Israel's prisoner delay
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Ex-PM Thaksin apologises over massacre in southern Thailand
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Shiffrin in hunt for historic 100th World Cup win in Sestriere
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Prayers for Pope Francis, 'critical' in hospital
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Sudan's RSF, allies sign charter for rival government: sources
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Tens of thousands pour in for Beirut funeral of slain Hezbollah leader
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Ukraine contends with how to heal from three years of war
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Pope Francis, in critical condition, had quiet night: Vatican
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Germans vote under shadow of far-right surge, Trump
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The 'new silent ones': Opponents lie low in Russia
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'Beyond a game' as Pakistan face India in must-win blockbuster
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Hong Kong and Singapore lead Asia's drive to cash in on crypto boom
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Well-off Hong Kong daunted by record deficits
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Trump tariffs shake up China's factory heartland
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Germany may face long wait for new government after vote
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Taiwan players go nuclear in Chinese invasion board game
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Attacks, 'firewall' row, Trump: rocky run-up to German vote
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AI opens 'endless' doors for fashion models, closes others
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Top issues in Germany's election campaign
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Alice Weidel, unlikely queen of German far-right AfD
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Big turnout expected for Beirut funeral of slain Hezbollah leader
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Friedrich Merz: conservative on verge of German chancellery
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Messi and Miami held by New York City in MLS opener
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Cheat sheet on Germany's colour-coded politics
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Germans go to vote under shadow of far-right surge, Trump
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US pipeline case heads to court in high-stakes free speech fight
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Trump shakes transatlantic alliance with Russia pivot
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Force coach Cron hails 'fight' as records tumble in Canberra
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Oscars favorite Baker says indie film 'struggling' as 'Anora' tops Spirit Awards
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Israel delays Palestinians' release after six Gaza hostages freed
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Trump biopic director apologizes after actor's groping accusation
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Bivol takes Beterbiev's light-heavyweight crown in Riyadh classic
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Potgieter's lead shrinks to one shot at PGA Mexico Open lead
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Argentina's Milei praises Trump plan for reciprocal tariffs
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Smoke detected in the cabin shortly before EgyptAir flight MS804 crashed into the Mediterranean suggests there was a fire on board, but is not enough to establish the cause of the disaster, experts said Saturday.
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International investigators this week concluded that a Malaysia Airlines flight that crashed in war-torn Ukraine in 2014 had been struck by a missile that came from a Russian military brigade.
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In the early hours of Sunday, August 13, 1961, communist East Germany's authorities began building the Berlin Wall, cutting the city in two and plugging the last remaining gap in the Iron Curtain.
Gunmen attack high-profile Sri Lanka TV journalist
Armed men stormed the home of a high-profile Sri Lankan television journalist critical of the government Monday, police said, sparking condemnation by local media rights groups.
Taiwan LGBTQ activists hold Valentine's Day marriage law protest
LGBTQ activists in Taiwan braved a Valentine's Day downpour Monday to protest against the island's same-sex marriage law, which critics say falls short of full recognition for many international couples.
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Cambodia steps up surveillance with new internet gateway
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Canada police arrest protesters, mayor says border bridge crisis over
A Canadian mayor Sunday declared the standoff on a key US border bridge over after police moved in and arrested protesters, but the trucker-led movement against Covid-19 restrictions remained defiantly mobilized in the capital Ottawa and elsewhere.
Relief, concern at Kyiv airport as West calls citizens home
Moroccan entrepreneur Aimrane Bouziane sighs with relief after seeing the "boarding" sign for his flight light up at Kyiv's main airport despite fears that airspace may soon close over Ukraine.
West Ham start Zouma despite cat controversy
Kurt Zouma was again selected by West Ham manager David Moyes for Sunday's trip to Leicester despite the furore over the Frenchman's physical abuse of his cat.
Iraq ex-foreign minister Zebari ruled out of presidential race
Iraq's supreme court on Sunday ruled out a bid by veteran politician Hoshyar Zebari to run for president after a complaint filed against him over corruption charges.
Musk pushes the boundaries in Tesla autonomous campaign
Tesla Chief Executive Elon Musk often touts the arrival of completely autonomous vehicles as imminent, but exactly how close that future is for the electric automaker remains murky.
Canadian police evacuate key border bridge as Ottawa protest again grows
Canadian police on Saturday began clearing a key bridge of truckers protesting Covid-19 restrictions, even as authorities in Ottawa braced for renewed demonstrations expected to bring thousands to the federal capital.
Canada protesters dig in with military-style proficiency
With support from ex-police and military intelligence officers, American funding, and stockpiles of food and fuel, "Freedom Convoy" protesters are hunkered down for a long stay in the Canadian capital.
Eight killed in Rio police raid on slum
A police raid on a Rio de Janeiro slum erupted into an intense firefight Friday, leaving eight alleged drug traffickers dead, authorities said.
Son of a refugee, Belgium's migration minister is no 'token Ali'
In Europe, the minister overseeing migration is one of the hardest jobs in politics. In Belgium, the job is held by Sammy Mahdi, the son of an Iraqi political refugee.
Google agrees competition, privacy pledge over online ads
Britain on Friday said it had accepted changes proposed by Google to address competition and customer privacy concerns linked to online advertising, with the US tech giant vowing to apply them globally.
Another journalist killed in Mexico, the fifth this year
A journalist was shot dead Thursday in Mexico, the fifth such killing this year in a country notoriously dangerous for reporters.
Apple aims to thwart secret AirTag tracking with tweaks
Apple on Thursday announced updates to AirTag coin-sized tracking devices to prevent them from being used to secretly track people instead of just finding lost keys, wallets or other items.
Can't find love? China's party cadres lend a hand
Zhang Shaoge wants to get married, but after struggling to meet the right woman through friends and work -- he has put his heart in the hands of China's Communist Party.
London police chief resigns after scandals rock force
London's police chief announced her resignation Thursday after a string of scandals rocked the British capital's force, including racism, sexism and a serving officer murdering a young woman.
New York DA prosecutes highest number of anti-Asian hate crimes
A New York prosecutor said Thursday that his team was prosecuting its highest number of anti-Asian hate crimes since a unit was established more than a decade ago.
London police chief resigns as scandals rock force
London's police chief announced her resignation Thursday after a string of scandals rocked the British capital's force, including racism, sexism and a serving officer murdering a young woman.
Missing Wordle score helps end US hostage ordeal
When Denyse Holt failed to text her daily Wordle score, her daughter knew something must be wrong. Hours later a police SWAT team rescued the 80-year-old Chicago woman from a naked home intruder who had been holding her hostage with a pair of scissors.
S.Africa's Ramaphosa vows 'decisive steps' to stem graft
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa delivered a state of the nation address on Thursday promising "decisive" action to stem corruption, as he faces demands for a plan to reverse widening disillusionment with his government.
US woman held hostage saved after failing to share Wordle score
A woman in the US city of Chicago was rescued from being held hostage for hours, after her failure to share her daily Wordle score alerted her family something was wrong.
'12 hurt' in Yemen rebel drone attack on Saudi airport
Twelve people were injured by falling debris Thursday as the Saudi military blew up a Yemeni rebel drone targeting an airport close to the border, officials said.
California suit accuses Tesla of racial segregation at factory
California has sued Telsa alleging discrimination and harassment against Black workers at the electric carmaker's San Francisco area factory, which the complaint called a "racially segregated workplace."
France says won't stand for Canada-style 'Freedom Convoys'
French police warned Thursday they would prevent so-called "Freedom Convoys" from blockading Paris, as protesters against Covid rules began to drive towards the capital.
French minister condemns headscarf ban for Muslim footballers
France's gender equality minister threw her support on Thursday behind Muslim women footballers who are seeking to overturn a ban on players wearing headscarves on the pitch.