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NATO concerned, Serbia angry after Kosovo announces new army

Thousands of NATO-led peacekeepers, including U.S. soldiers, have been stationed in Kosovo since 1999.

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U.S.-backed fighters in Syria capture last town held by ISIS

The town of Hajin was the militants' main stronghold in the last pocket of land they control in eastern Syria, near the Iraqi border.

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U.S., South Korea can't agree on splitting the bill after Trump's criticism

President Donald Trump has repeatedly said that South Korea should bear more of the burden for keeping some 28,500 U.S. troops in South Korea.

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Canada is caught between China and U.S., and feeling alone

"President Trump has made it clear that old alliances don't matter so much anymore," one expert said.

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Euroviews. 'Fake news'? Trump coordinated with the National Enquirer to make it

The president apparently paid to bury negative reporting on his affairs and then accused the mainstream media of printing falsehoods.

USA

Euroviews. A diverse Spider-Man is possible. But Marvel's not convinced | View

The “Spider-Verse” vision of infinite possibilities is fun, diverse and cool, but it's also presented as fantastic, cartoonish and improbable.

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Suspect in Strasbourg mass shooting killed by police

Suspect Cherif Chekatt, 29, was accused of killing three and injuring 13 in a shooting outside Strasbourg's Christmas Market.

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Yemen's warring sides agree to partial truce, U.N. chief says

Around 22 million of Yemen's 29 million people are in need of aid.

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Who will blink first? Theresa May survives but Brexit conundrum remains

"It's a gridlock scenario," one expert said. "Even if Theresa May had lost, whoever replaced her would would face the same problems."

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China detains 2nd Canadian as diplomatic spat over Huawei exec intensifies

Canada is holding Chinese telecommunications executive Meng Wanzhou, who is wanted by the United States.

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High-speed train crash kills 7, injures dozens in Turkey

Television footage showed emergency services working to rescue passengers from wrangled cars and debris.

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German chocolate factory spill makes for sweet street

Firefighters in the town of Werl in western Germany tackled an unusual emergency late on Monday when a tank at a local firm making liquid chocolate overflowed and poured out onto a street.

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Ahead of no-confidence vote, U.K. leader Theresa May says she won't lead party in next election

May's leadership is on the line as lawmakers struggle over what the U.K.'s relationship with the European Union will be after the March 29 Brexit deadline.

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Suspect in Strasbourg, France, mass shooting identified as manhunt continues

Cherif C., 29, has a lengthy criminal record with 27 offenses and has previously served jail time in France, Germany, and Switzerland.

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Brexit chaos grows as Theresa May's colleagues seek to oust her

The British leader would be toppled if 158 of her party's 315 lawmakers don't support her in a ballot scheduled for later Wednesday.

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Chinese telecom executive wanted by the U.S. granted bail by Canadian judge

The ruling comes after China reportedly detained a former Canadian diplomat in Beijing.

USA

Euroviews. Unearthing the connection between politics and history | View

Chris Hayes speaks with historian Joanne Freeman about violence within the political class in the decades leading up to the Civil War.

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1 dead, 3 injured in shooting in Strasbourg, France, on German border

"Incident taking place. Please stay calm and await official communications," officials tweeted about the incident.

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Five dead, four wounded in shooting at Catholic cathedral in Brazil

"It was frightful," a witness Alexandre told the GloboNews channel. "He entered and shot randomly at people. They were all praying."

United Kingdom

Euroviews. Find the Brexit mess confusing? Don't worry, so does Theresa May

May’s plan [...] has no hope of ever passing through Parliament. And unless someone finds a way out, the U.K. will leave the EU by default — with no contingencies in place — in less than four months.