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Thailand says it will protect rights of Saudi woman who fears for her life
An 18-year-old Saudi woman who fled her family and barricaded herself inside a Bangkok airport hotel to avoid being expelled by Thai authorities has left the airport after talks with the United Nations refugee agency, an official said on Monday.
France to toughen protest laws amid 'yellow vest' violence
France plans to introduce legislation to toughen sanctions on undeclared protests in response to violent "yellow-vest" demonstrations, Prime Minister Edouard Philippe said on Monday in a hardening of the government's stance on the unrest.
Former Uber driver pleads guilty to shooting 6 dead in Michigan
A man charged with killing six strangers between picking up rides for Uber has pleaded guilty to murder in Michigan.
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The real cost of Trump's ongoing government shutdown
Gabon's government quashes coup attempt, killing 2, officials say
Kevin Spacey pleads not guilty in Nantucket court to indecent assault
Pressure builds as U.S. government partial shutdown enters 3rd week
Smart ovens, toilets and washing machines on display at CES 2019
Mexico's battle against oil theft by violent gangs causes gasoline shortages
Saudi women to be notified of divorce by text message under new law
At least 30 mining for gold killed in Afghanistan tunnel collapse
Congo delays announcing results of presidential election
Malaysia's king abdicates in unexpected move
Nevada inmate whose execution called off found dead in cell
Ukrainian Orthodox Church breaks away from Russian influence
Russia brushes off idea of possible exchange for spy suspect Paul Whelan
U.S. woman in vegetative state for over a decade reportedly gives birth
3 dead, 4 hurt after brawl erupted into shooting at California bowling alley
Trump warns government shutdown could last 'years' as no breakthrough made in talks
How Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez made one D.C. law clerk finally feel represented in politics
U.S. says airstrike targeted militant tied to USS Cole bombing
Canada, Latin American countries won't recognize Maduro's new government
U.S. sends troops to Gabon amid election uncertainty in neighbouring Congo
