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  • Mob lynches Muslim man over cow smuggling charges in India

    Police say a Muslim man has been beaten to death by a mob in western India over allegations of cow smuggling, the latest in a series of lynching by...

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    Most hosts would be quite happy to have Paul McCartney come to a shindig, but that wasn't the case with Denis Thatcher in 1988 when planning a gala...

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  • Zimbabwe's leader tries to rally white voters as gap narrows

    Zimbabwe's president tries to rally white voters as gap narrows ahead of historic election

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  • Revelations of US cardinal sex abuse will force pope's hand

    Revelations that the most respected U.S. cardinal repeatedly sexually abused both boys and adult seminarians has raised questions about who in the...

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  • Africa sees 1st carbon-neutral brewery amid climate concerns

    Africa sees 1st carbon-neutral brewery amid climate change concerns; 'great for the industry'

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  • Chinese leader arrives for Africa visit as US interest wanes

    Chinese president arrives for Africa visit as US interest under Trump wanes

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  • Migrant rescue ship docks in Spain's Mallorca

    A Spanish rescue vessel carrying two dead bodies and a survivor from a migrant boat wreck has docked in the port of Palma de Mallorca after a four-day...

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  • Macau takes in 533 dogs after Asia's only race track shuts

    Macau authorities have taken in more than 500 greyhounds abandoned upon the closure Saturday of Asia's only legal dog-racing track

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  • CPJ raises questions over situation for media in Pakistan

    An international organization that advocates for the rights of journalists has raised questions about conditions that media face in Pakistan ahead of...

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  • Hamas accepts cease-fire after massive Israeli Gaza strikes

    Gaza's militant Hamas rulers say they have accepted a cease-fire ending an Israeli onslaught on militant positions after a soldier was shot dead

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  • Eritrean diaspora watches Ethiopia thaw with hope, mistrust

    Eritrean diaspora watches Ethiopia reconciliation with mix of hope and mistrust

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  • 'Suffering' ends with Honduran baby back in parents' arms

    A baby who came to embody the Trump administration's family separation policy is back with his parents in Honduras after five months

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  • Mexico president-elect defends earthquake fund

    President-elect Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador in Mexico says a fund set up by his party to support those affected by last September's earthquake was...

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  • Peruvian villagers demand justice, set court files on fire

    A crowd of villagers in a remote region of Peru burned thousands of criminal case files, protesting a corrupt judicial system

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  • Colombian rebels-turned-politicians sworn into Congress

    Eight former Colombian rebels who once battled the government with rifles and bombs have been sworn into Congress

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  • The Latest: Baby didn't initially know parents at reunion

    A baby who came to symbolize the U.S. government's policy of separating immigrant families didn't recognize his parents at first when they reunited in...

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  • Meghan Markle's royal homecoming

    Duchess Meghan Markle will visit U.S. this year and is planning an official royal visit with Prince Harry for next spring.

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  • Puerto Rico probes forensic institute as bodies pile up

    Legislators in Puerto Rico are investigating the U.S. territory's forensics institute following complaints of understaffing, bad odors and backlogs in...

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  • Expert: GPS places Jordanian-born man at Texas slaying

    A digital forensic expert says a GPS device owned by a Jordanian-born man on trial for capital murder places him at the same time and place of one of...

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  • Rare video shows last surviving member of Amazonian tribe

    The man has been living alone for 22 years, according to a government agency.

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  • Doctors Without Borders closing 2 hospitals in Haiti capital

    Doctors Without Borders is closing two hospitals in Haiti's capital opened by the aid group after the January 2010 earthquake that devastated much of...

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  • Israeli soldier killed by Palestinian fire near Gaza

    Israel's military says it pummeled Hamas targets in Gaza, killing four Palestinians, mostly Hamas operatives, in a series of airstrikes after snipers...

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  • Rare footage shows last surviving member of Amazonian tribe

    The man has been living alone in the Amazon for 22 years, according to the Brazilian government.

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  • Ecuador's ex-president seeks protection from arrest order

    Ex-Ecuadorean President Rafael Correa is asking for international protection after a judge ordered that he be jailed for missing a court date, even...

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  • Specialist facing US Army discharge sues for citizenship

    A US Army specialist born in South Korea has sued to demand a response to her American citizenship application after the military moved to discharge...

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  • Baby whose US court appearance drew outrage over Trump's border separations is reunited with parents in Honduras

    Baby whose US court appearance drew outrage over Trump's border separations is reunited with parents in Honduras

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  • The Latest: Macedonian police find 44 migrants inside truck

    Macedonian police say they have found 44 migrants hidden in a van on a highway in center of the country

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  • Russia says Putin, Trump discussed referendum in Ukraine

    Russian President Vladimir Putin and U.S. President Donald Trump discussed the possibility of a referendum in separatist-leaning eastern Ukraine...

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  • Israeli military says Palestinian fire kills soldier near Gaza border, first Israeli killed there in months of violence

    Israeli military says Palestinian fire kills soldier near Gaza border, first Israeli killed there in months of violence

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  • Poland's parliament OKs tighter grip on judicial branch

    Poland's parliament has approved legislation that will make it easier for the ruling party to appoint the members of the Supreme Court and influence...

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  • Macron's security aide detained, was filmed beating activist

    A top security aide for President Emmanuel Macron, caught on camera beating a protester, has been detained and is being questioned by authorities,...

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  • Rajoy says farewell as Spain's conservatives seek new leader

    Veteran politician Mariano Rajoy is calling for conservatives in his Popular Party to unite as they face a leadership transition and launch a bid to...

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  • Iraqis take to the streets again to demand better services

    Thousands have once again taken to the streets in the capital and the southern city of Basra demanding better public services and jobs

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  • Man with knife attacks bus passengers in Germany, 10 hurt

    Authorities say a man armed with a kitchen knife attacked passengers on a crowded city bus in Germany on Friday before being overpowered and arrested

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  • Remains of 8 victims identified in Canada serial killer case

    Police in Toronto say the remains of all eight known victims of an alleged serial killer have now been identified

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  • Melting of glacier causes flash floods in Pakistan's north

    Pakistani officials say the melting of a glacier has unleashed landslides and floods in the country's northern district of Ghizer, inundating dozens...

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  • India's Parliament rejects no confidence against motion

    India's Parliament rejects the no-confidence motion by the opposition against Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government

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  • Nerve agent victim released from UK hospital after poisoning

    U.K. officials say nerve agent victim Charlie Rowley has been released from the hospital

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  • Israel carries out airstrikes after Palestinians fire shots from Gaza's border, killing at least three Hamas fighters

    Israel carries out airstrikes after Palestinians fire shots from Gaza's border, killing at least three Hamas fighters

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  • Seaweed piles up on beaches along Mexico's Caribbean coast

    Workers are struggling to remove tons of seaweed that has washed up on beaches along Mexico's Caribbean coast

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  • Students pray for rain in India, a corpse flower blooms in Michigan

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  • Syria: Rebels give up positions near Golan Heights

    Syrian state media says rebels in the country's southwest Quneitra province have started departing for northwest Syria, after giving up their fight...

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  • UK officials say nerve agent victim Charlie Rowley has been released from the hospital.

    UK officials say nerve agent victim Charlie Rowley has been released from the hospital.

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  • Puerto Rican evacuees get another extension on housing

    Hundreds of Hurricane Maria evacuees from Puerto Rico who are living in hotels around the nation have been given more weeks to use temporary housing...

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  • Under World Cup spotlight, Qataris crack down on LGBT news coverage

    The censorship stokes concerns about press freedoms and human rights in Qatar.

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  • Bus passengers injured in knife attack, suspect in custody

    The suspect's motive remained unclear, police said.

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  • Egypt, Sudan seek to bolster ties after yearslong tension

    The leaders of Egypt and Sudan have agreed to mend their frayed ties following repeated failures to reach a deal over an upstream Nile dam being built...

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  • Putin vows to hear 'all opinions' in pension controversy

    Russian President Vladimir Putin appears to trying to tamp down public distress over a proposal to raise the state retirement pension age, saying that...

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  • Turkey, US officials hold talks on upcoming Iran sanctions

    Turkey's foreign ministry says it is monitoring American sanctions on Iran, following a meeting with a United States delegation.

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