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Italy demands to know if French police dumped migrants
The Associated Press | Posted Oct 15th - 7:20am
Italy has asked France for "clarifications" about reports that a French police truck crossed the border and dropped off two presumed migrants in the woods near Turin before returning to France.
German police say hostage-taker captured in Cologne train station standoff
The Associated Press | Posted Oct 15th - 7:12am
German police say hostage-taker captured in Cologne train station standoff.
Cyclone strands families in eastern Yemen
The Associated Press | Posted Oct 15th - 6:47am
A Yemeni governor is calling for help to evacuate some 50 families stuck amid flooding, strong storms, and heavy rain in the eastern city of Ghaida, after cyclone Luban hit the region.
Trump says he will send Secretary of State Pompeo to meet Saudi King Salman over writer Khashoggi's disappearance
The Associated Press | Posted Oct 15th - 6:46am
Trump says he will send Secretary of State Pompeo to meet Saudi King Salman over writer Khashoggi's disappearance.
President Trump says he spoke to Saudi King Salman who 'denies any knowledge' about what happened to writer Khashoggi
The Associated Press | Posted Oct 15th - 6:45am
President Trump says he spoke to Saudi King Salman who 'denies any knowledge' about what happened to writer Khashoggi.
Portugal's Socialists eye next election with govt reshuffle
The Associated Press | Posted Oct 15th - 6:28am
Four new ministers have taken office in the Portuguese government as the center-left Socialists look to freshen their administration a year before the next general election.
Iranian papers: US sanctions violate Iranian human rights
The Associated Press | Posted Oct 15th - 6:24am
Several Iranian reformist newspapers have published a joint editorial criticizing U.S. sanctions against the country and asking "world journalists" to defend Iranian human rights.
Iran state TV: Security stepped up around embassy in Ankara
The Associated Press | Posted Oct 15th - 6:20am
Iranian state TV says Turkish authorities are stepping up security around the Iranian Embassy in Ankara after unconfirmed reports of a suicide bomb threat to the diplomatic mission.
New tropical storm brings rains to central Mexican coast
The Associated Press | Posted Oct 15th - 6:16am
A newly formed tropical storm is drifting off the central Pacific coast of Mexico.
German train station locked down after man takes hostage
The Associated Press | Posted Oct 15th - 5:45am
German police have made contact with a man who took a woman hostage Monday inside Cologne's main train station and are trying to win her release.
The Latest: Flash floods kill 13 people in southwest France
The Associated Press | Posted Oct 15th - 5:29am
The Latest on flash floods in southwest France (all times local):
French Interior Ministry: 13 killed, 1 missing, 5 seriously injured by floods in southwest France
The Associated Press | Posted Oct 15th - 5:16am
French Interior Ministry: 13 killed, 1 missing, 5 seriously injured by floods in southwest France.
Romanian govt move against prosecutors draws criticism
Alison Mutler, Associated Press | Posted Oct 15th - 4:35am
Romania's government passed an emergency ordinance Monday requiring prosecutors in key agencies to have more years of experience — a move that prosecutors say would hamper current investigations and force some anti-corruption prosecutors from their jobs.
UK offers prescription for loneliness, no drugs involved
The Associated Press | Posted Oct 15th - 4:27am
Doctors in England will be able to write prescriptions for cooking classes and walking groups by 2023 as part of the government's effort to combat loneliness.
AP PHOTOS: IS militants' children in Iraq's orphanages
Maya Alleruzzo, Associated Press | Posted Oct 15th - 4:24am
In Iraqi orphanages, you find all the ways that war wreaks its destruction, embodied in the most innocent of faces: Children of those killed, children born of rape, children abandoned in the chaos of battle. There are also the children of the enemy.
Children of Islamic State group live under a stigma in Iraq
Hamza Hendawi, Qassim Abdul-zahra and Maya Alleruzzo, Associated Press | Posted Oct 15th - 4:13am
A family of six lost children lives quietly in a small apartment among strangers in this northern Iraqi city. The "man of the house," an 18-year-old, heads out each morning looking for day labor jobs to pay the rent. His 12-year-old sister acts as the mother, cooking meals, cleaning and caring for her young siblings.
Macedonian lawmakers debate putting new name in constitution
Associated Press | Posted Oct 15th - 4:13am
Macedonia's parliament started Monday to debate constitutional amendments that are part of an agreement with neighboring Greece to rename the country "North Macedonia," changes that would go a long way to ensuring the country can join NATO.
Amnesty rights worker is abducted, beaten in southern Russia
The Associated Press | Posted Oct 15th - 4:04am
An Amnesty International researcher was abducted and beaten while reporting on protests in Russia's volatile North Caucasus region, the rights group said Monday.
