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  • Another Australian senator's eligibility under cloud

    Another senator's right to sit in the Australian Parliament is under a cloud over a constitutional prohibition on dual citizens being lawmakers that...

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  • 'Big hunt' for Russian hackers, but no obvious election link

    The U.S. has orchestrated the arrest of five alleged Russian cybercriminals across Europe in the past nine months

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  • Duterte says only empty tribal schools would be bombed

    Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte says his threat to launch airstrikes against tribal schools because they teach subversion would apply only when...

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  • AP Explains: What is Venezuela's constituent assembly?

    AP Explains: Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro has provoked international criticism and enraged his political opponents by pushing for a special...

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  • Indian national security adviser in Beijing amid border spat

    India's national security adviser is in Beijing amid a prolonged standoff between Chinese and Indian forces over disputed territory high in the...

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  • A look at alleged Russian cybercriminals arrested in Europe

    Five alleged Russian cybercriminals have been arrested across Europe in American-initiated operations in the past nine months

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  • AP PHOTOS: Editor selections from Latin America, Caribbean

    AP PHOTOS: Bodybuilders from Haiti and Dominican Republic compete in first such showdown between sometimes contentious neighbors, political unrest...

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  • Brazil defense minister: Troops to fight violence in Rio

    Brazil's defense minister is promising to have the military take an increasingly aggressive role in fighting drug trafficking in Rio de Janeiro

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  • Brazil church rejects abuse claims detailed in AP stories

    A church in Brazil is calling "lies and distorted" facts the claims of former members who detailed physical and psychological abuse in a series of...

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  • Deaths in Venezuela unrest hit 103 as polarizing vote nears

    Days before a polarizing vote to start rewriting its constitution, Venezuela is convulsing to a rhythm of daytime strikes and nocturnal clashes, with...

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  • China closes sea for war games but information scarce

    China has closed off a huge swath of the East China Sea for what are being described as wargames, but has provided no additional information on what...

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  • Ground workers strike at Toronto airport, Canada's busiest

    About 700 ground crew workers have gone on strike at Toronto's airport, the busiest airline hub in Canada

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  • Japan's defense chief quits over alleged document cover-up

    Japan's beleaguered defense minister has resigned over an alleged cover-up of military documents from U.N. peacekeeping operations, the latest blow to...

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  • Al-Qaida says it has group in Kashmir to fight Indian rule

    Al-Qaida said for the first time it is active in the Indian-controlled portion of Kashmir, announcing that a local Kashmiri militant would lead a new...

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  • Oct. 2 trial date set in Kim Jong Nam's killing in Malaysia

    Malaysian judge sets Oct. 2 trial date for two women accused of murdering North Korean leader's half brother

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  • Japanese defense minister resigns over an alleged cover-up of military documents from U.N. peacekeeping operations

    Japanese defense minister resigns over an alleged cover-up of military documents from U.N. peacekeeping operations

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  • US: 2 Mexican nationals convicted in federal agent's killing

    Authorities say a federal jury has convicted two members of a violent Mexican drug cartel in the February 2011 ambush killing of a U.S. Immigration...

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• ISIS

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  • The volunteer army fighting ISIS: US, British and local fighters on the front lines in Raqqa, Syria

    ABC News senior foreign correspondent Ian Pannell reports from Raqqa, Syria.

    ISIS

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• North Korea

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  • On anniversary of war, young North Koreans talk of tensions

    "If war breaks out, I will take up a gun myself."

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  • Deaths in Venezuela unrest hit 102 as polarizing vote nears

    Days before a polarizing vote to start rewriting its constitution, Venezuela is convulsing to a rhythm of daytime strikes and nocturnal clashes, with...

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• Jul 27

  • Hurricane Hilary weakening in Pacific west of Mexico

    Hurricane Hilary has weakened to a Category 1 storm as it heads farther out into the Pacific Ocean away from the west coast of Mexico

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  • Lawsuit: Trafficking scheme lured Filipinos to Oklahoma

    Federal lawsuit says couple who own Oklahoma hotel, other businesses engaged in a human trafficking scheme that lured workers from the Philippines and...

    Jul 27

• Jul 27

  • US-Mexico border mayors worry about NAFTA makeover

    The first meeting of the U.S.-Mexico Border Mayors Association since Donald Trump became president of the United States is marked by concerns about...

    Jul 27

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  • The Latest: Attorney says Oklahoma couple denies trafficking

    The attorney for an Oklahoma couple denies allegations in a federal lawsuit that claims the couple engaged in a human trafficking scheme

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  • Things to know about Foxconn plant coming to Wisconsin

    Things to know about Foxconn plant coming to Wisconsin

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  • Hundreds of street gang members rounded up in El Salvador

    Salvadoran authorities have announced the detentions of 442 members of the transnational Mara Salvatrucha street gang

    Jul 27

• Jul 27

  • 'Belief allows us to move forward,' said one female soldier in battle against ISIS

    Sozdar Bawer, 24, led local forces in Raqqa, Syria.

    Jul 27

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• Iran

  Jul 27

  • Iran claims launch of satellite-carrying rocket into space

    Iranian state TV says Iran has successfully launched a satellite-carrying rocket into space

    Iran

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• Jul 27

  • Transgender Chinese man says he's won job bias lawsuit

    A transgender man says a Chinese court has ruled that he was unjustly dismissed by a former employer, in the country's first such lawsuit

    Jul 27

• Jul 27

  • Airbus profits lag amid engine issues, military challenges

    Airbus first-half profits took a hit amid ongoing problems with its A400M military transporter and engine problems for its A320neo, though its orders...

    Jul 27

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  • Polish prosecutors summon EU leader Tusk for questioning

    A lawyer for European Union president, Donald Tusk, says he will most probably be in Poland next week for questioning by prosecutors as witness on...

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  • Shell preparing for world economy that shifts away from oil

    Royal Dutch Shell CEO says the company is working to remain one of the world's biggest energy suppliers even as major economies look past traditional...

    Jul 27

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  • Mexico responds to US salmonella outbreak linked to papayas

    Mexico's food safety agency says it is "premature" to point to Mexican papayas as the source of a United States salmonella outbreak

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  • US-backed Syrian fighters now control almost half of IS city

    Spokeswoman, activists: Syrian fighters battling IS now have taken nearly half of militants' de facto capital, Raqqa

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  • FBI: Utah man says he killed wife because she laughed at him

    The FBI said a suspect is in custody.

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  • The Latest: Fire evacuations lifted in southern France

    Firefighters have contained one of the largest fires in southern France and authorities have cleared thousands of evacuees to return to their homes...

    Jul 27

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  • Italian, French leaders look to work in Libya on migration

    Italy's prime minister considers sending naval units to help Libya's coast guard in combating migrant trafficking, while France's president discusses...

    Jul 27

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  • Clashes, tensions flare at sacred site in Jerusalem

    Violence has returned to a sacred site in Jerusalem as Palestinians gathering for prayers at the Al-Aqsa Mosque compound clash with Israeli police...

    Jul 27

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  • Shark bite sends woman snorkeling in Bahamas to hospital

    Authorities in the Bahamas say a tourist has been bitten by a shark in the second such attack in less than two months

    Jul 27

• Jul 27

  • The Latest: More clashes after nightfall at Jerusalem site

    The Latest: Palestinians, Israeli forces clash again in Jerusalem; Palestinian dies of injuries from earlier in week

    Jul 27

• London

  Jul 27

  • UK police: Corporate manslaughter possible in tower fire

    British police say they have "reasonable grounds" to suspect local authorities may have committed corporate manslaughter over a deadly high-rise fire...

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• Jul 27

  • France nationalizing shipyard amid Italian takeover interest

    The French government is temporarily nationalizing the country's emblematic Saint-Nazaire shipyard to prevent an Italian company from taking it over...

    Jul 27

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  • Brazil police arrest former Petrobras CEO in graft probe

    Brazilian police have arrested a former CEO of state oil company Petrobras on suspicion of receiving bribes from a construction company involved in a...

    Jul 27

• Syria

  Jul 27

  • 9 animals rescued from abandoned zoo in war-torn city

    Lions, tigers, bears and hyenas on the brink of starvation were evacuated.

    Syria

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• Jul 27

  • The Latest: French leader wants to screen migrants in Africa

    French President Emmanuel Macron says he would like to create "hotspots" this summer where migrants in Libya would be pre-screened for asylum claims

    Jul 27

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  • Summer storm slams into Istanbul with heavy rain, hail

    Turkish media reports say a severe summer storm has hit Istanbul, with heavy rains flooding streets and underpasses and "walnut-sized" hail damaging...

    Jul 27

• Syria

  Jul 27

  • 9 starving animals rescued from abandoned zoo in war-torn Aleppo, but more remain trapped

    After the Syrian civil war began in 2011 and fighting intensified in Aleppo, the zoo's caretakers have been forced to abandon its inhabitants, who are...

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• Jul 27

  • Cyprus: Asylum claims get anti-immigrant group ship ejected

    A Cyprus aid group says the captain and crew of a ship chartered by an anti-immigrant group has been ordered to leave the island after being detained...

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  • Turkish parliament passes new bylaws; critics fear muzzling

    Turkey's parliament has voted to strip two legislators from the country's pro-Kurdish party of their parliamentary seat for absenteeism

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  • Poll: Brazil president's approval ratings hit new low, 5 pct

    A new poll in Brazil shows President Michel Temer's already-abysmal popularity ratings have hit a new low as corruption allegations continue to swirl...

    Jul 27