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  • Venezuelans protest Maduro's plan to rewrite constitution

    Protesters are rallying in the Venezuelan capital for a march toward the embattled nation's Supreme Court, chanting slogans opposing President Nicolas...

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  • The Latest: Venezuela troops launch tear gas at protesters

    National guard troops in Venezuela's capital have launched tear gas at protesters opposing President Nicolas Maduro's bid to rewrite the constitution

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  • Lech Walesa urges protesters in Poland to defend democracy

    The spokesman for Poland's president says the leader sees flaws in contentious legislation adopted by the Senate that gives politicians significant...

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  • The Latest: Netanyahu calls stabber of Israelis an "animal"

    Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says the Palestinian who stabbed to death three members of the Israeli family is an "animal."

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  • German runaway girl who converted to Islam is found in Iraq

    German and Iraqi officials say a German girl who ran away from home after converting to Islam has been found in the northern Iraqi city of Mosul in...

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  • Police: Errant US bombing kills 12 Afghan security forces

    The Helmand provincial police chief says an errant U.S. airstrike confirmed by the Pentagon has killed 12 Afghan National Police officers and wounded...

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  • The Latest: German girl found in Mosul is in good health

    Iraqi intelligence and investigative officials say a German teenager who was found in Iraq after running away from home after converting to Islam a...

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  • The Latest: Insurgents kidnap over 60 in Kandahar bus raids

    A spokesman for the provincial governor says Taliban insurgents have kidnapped upward of 60 people in several attacks on buses in southern Kandahar...

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  • Egypt opens military base says largest in region

    Egypt's President Abdel Fattah el-Sissi has inaugurated a military base in the country's northwest to protect facilities and projects in coastal...

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  • Russia: 'Safe zone' in Syria's Ghouta demarcated

    Russia's Defense Ministry says an agreement has been reached with the Syrian opposition on the boundaries for a de-escalation zone for the East Ghouta...

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  • Robot finds likely melted fuel heap inside Fukushima reactor

    An underwater robot has captured images of massive deposits believed to be melted nuclear fuel and covering the floor of a damaged reactor at Japan's...

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  • AP PHOTOS: Portraits of an icebreaker crew, researchers

    AP PHOTOS: Crew of 21, veteran captain, ice navigator sailing icebreaking ship through Northwest Passage with Associated Press team and international...

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  • The Latest: Councilwoman suggests outsider for police chief

    The city councilwoman who represents the ward where an unarmed woman was shot by police last week says she's optimistic about new police chief nominee...

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  • The Latest: Lebanese town official slain in Syria

    Syrian troops and members of Lebanon's Hezbollah group have pressed in their offensive in border areas between the two countries capturing territories...

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• Jul 22

  • Optimism survives on 25th anniversary of Seeds of Peace

    Peace is no closer today than it was 25 years ago when Seeds of Peace brought the first Israeli and Palestinian teens together in the woods of Maine

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  • The Latest: Walesa supports Poland's new political struggle

    Polish democracy icon and former President Lech Walesa has told a large crowd of anti-government protesters in Gdansk that he will always support...

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  • Hungary's leader: EU and Soros seek to "Muslimize" Europe

    Hungary's radically anti-migration prime minister says European Union leaders and Hungarian-American billionaire George Soros seek a "new, mixed,...

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  • Germany reaches out to Turkish-rooted citizens over crisis

    Germany's foreign minister has tried to reach out to the country's Turkish-rooted citizens, saying the crisis between both countries isn't directed...

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• Jul 22

  • More Israeli troops sent to West Bank, placed on high alert

    Israel's military has sent more troops to the West Bank and placed forces on high alert after deadly stabbing attack and Israeli-Palestinian clashes

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• Jul 22

  • Philippine Congress extends martial law in south amid siege

    The Philippine Congress has approved the president's appeal for martial law in the country's south to be extended to the end of the year, in a boost...

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  • Spain rescues 57 migrants from 2 boats in Mediterranean

    Spain's maritime rescue service says it has saved 57 migrants from two boats trying to cross the Mediterranean Sea from Morocco

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  • Egyptian court sentences 28 to death over prosecutor killing

    Egyptian court has sentenced 28 to death for involvement in assassination of country's late prosecutor

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  • Poland's senators approve contentious court overhaul

    Poland's Senate has approved legislation that would give politicians substantial influence over the country's Supreme Court, a move that critics say...

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  • Pakistani inmate asks court to suspend practice of hanging

    A defense lawyer says a Pakistani death-row inmate has requested that a court suspend the "un-Islamic" practice of hanging prisoners because it is...

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  • Turkey reissues warrant for 4 activists after release

    Turkey's official news agency says a court has issued detention warrants for four human rights activists who were released earlier this week

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  • Report: Iran inaugurates production line for missile

    Report: Iran inaugurates production line for air defense missile

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  • Mexico murders up with deadliest month in at least 20 years

    Mexico's spiraling violence reached new heights with 2,234 murders in June, the country's deadliest month in at least 20 years, according to...

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  • Timeline of Justine Damond shooting

    Timeline of Justine Damond shooting in Minneapolis, compiled from police and investigative reports

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  • Minneapolis chief resigns after shooting of Australian woman

    Minneapolis police chief says she wants to let 'fresh set of leadership eyes' be in charge of department, resigns amid criticism over shooting of...

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  • Minneapolis police chief resigns after shooting by officer

    Minneapolis police Chief Janee Harteau resigns in the wake of officer's fatal shooting of unarmed Australian woman who had called 911

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• Jul 21

  • Mexico City sees drug-war-style violence come to the capital

    In a raging gun battle with burnt-out vehicles and road blockades, drug war-style mayhem comes to the Mexican capital

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• Jul 21

  • The Latest: Minneapolis mayor: 'I will not be resigning'

    Despite calls from protesters for her to step down, Minneapolis Mayor Betsy Hodges says she will not be resigning

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  • Al-Qaida suspect linked to cartoonist plot extradited to US

    An al-Qaida suspect linked to a plot to kill a Swedish cartoonist has been extradited to Philadelphia to be tried in civilian court rather than face...

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  • Historian asks Australian court to reveal Queen's letters

    A historian is planning to ask an Australian court ties to release secret letters that would reveal what Queen Elizabeth II knew of her...

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  • Army firing kills Kashmir man during anti-India strike

    Police and residents say the Indian army fired at worshippers outside a mosque in disputed Kashmir, killing one man and injuring another, after some...

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  • Poland's senators approve contentious court overhaul

    Poland's Senate has approved legislation that would give politicians substantial influence over the country's Supreme Court, a move that critics say...

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• Jul 21

  • Philippine leader says he won't visit US, says 'it's lousy'

    Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte says he will never visit the United States while he is in office, and adds that he has "seen America and it's...

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  • Ex-Mexican drug cartel leader gets 30 years in US prison

    Prosecutors say a former high-ranking member of the Zetas cartel in Mexico must serve 30 years in a U.S. prison and forfeit $10 million for his...

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• Jul 21

  • The Latest: Poland's senators OK contentious court overhaul

    Poland's Senate has approved a contentious law that gives politicians substantial influence over the Supreme Court, in defiance of European Union...

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  • Timeline of Justine Damond shooting

    Timeline of Justine Damond shooting in Minneapolis, compiled from police and investigative reports

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• Jul 21

  • Polish senate approves bill giving politicians substantial influence over supreme court in defiance of EU

    Polish senate approves bill giving politicians substantial influence over supreme court in defiance of EU

    Jul 21

• Jul 21

  • Venezuela power struggle intensifies in Supreme Court battle

    Opposition lawmakers have appointed a slate of new judges to the government-stacked Supreme Court, which wasted no time in declaring them null

    Jul 21

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  • UN official says Haiti peacekeeping a mission accomplished

    AP Interview: Top UN official says peacekeepers have accomplished their mission of stabilizing the Western hemisphere's poorest nations and she is...

    Jul 21

• Russia

  Jul 21

  • Russian who met Trump Jr. represented intelligence agency

    The Russian lawyer who met Donald Trump Jr. during the 2016 campaign has represented a military unit operated by Russia's intelligence agency

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• Jul 21

  • The Latest: UN deplores Palestinians deaths in Jerusalem

    The United Nations says Secretary-General Antonio Guterres "deeply deplores" the death of three Palestinians in clashes with Israeli security forces

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  • Minneapolis police chief resigns at mayor's request after officer's shooting of Australian woman who called 911

    Minneapolis police chief resigns at mayor's request after officer's shooting of Australian woman who called 911

    Jul 21

• Jul 21

  • Court upholds prison sentence for Curacao's former leader

    An appeals court in the Dutch Caribbean island of Curacao has upheld the sentence of a former prime minister found guilty of corruption

    Jul 21

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  • The Latest: Mexico jobseekers tricked into cartel boot camps

    The top prosecutor in the western Mexican state of Jalisco says authorities have discovered two drug cartel training camps where they believe about 40...

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  • 3 Palestinians, 3 Israelis killed in violence over holy site

    Palestinian kills 3 Israelis after day of street clashes with Israeli troops over key shrine that killed 3 Palestinians

    Jul 21

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  • Visa issues take spotlight after Burundi teens exit event

    The disappearance of six Burundi teens this week from an international robotics competition in the nation's capital is casting a spotlight on the visa...

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