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  • Iran's Guard says ready for 'any scenario' amid US standoff

    The chief of Iran'sRevolutionary Guard says his forces are ready for combat.

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  • Lorena spares Los Cabos, heads up coast of Mexico's Baja

    Hurricane Lorena spares the resort-studded twin cities of Los Cabos a direct hit, heads up the east coast of Mexico's Baja California Peninsula

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  • Rare protests in Egypt call for president to step down

    Rare anti-government protests break out in several Egyptian cities calling on the president to step down, but are quickly dispersed by riot police...

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  • Polish authorities mull evacuation after WWII bomb found

    Authorities in northwest Poland are seeking ways to remove a giant British World War II seismic bomb buried in the waterway leading to the port of...

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  • Quake with preliminary magnitude 5.8 quake strikes Albania

    An earthquake with a preliminary magnitude of 5.8 struck the west of Albania on Saturday but caused only minor injuries, the country's government...

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  • Climate activists step up protests in Britain and France

    Environmental activists in Britain and France have stepped up campaigns to get their governments to confront climate change with greater urgency

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  • IS claims Iraq minibus bombing that killed 12

    The Islamic State group has claimed responsibility for a minibus bombing in Iraq a day earlier, which killed 12 people outside the Shiite holy city of...

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  • UK military rugby team sparks controversy with 'naive' photo at WW II shrine in Japan

    “It was very, very naive,” said Commander Arty Shaw.

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  • Marks & Spencer finance director to step down

    Marks & Spencer says its chief financial officer is to step down, just weeks after the retailer learned it would drop out of the FTSE 100 of leading...

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  • Paris police use tear gas on Yellow Vest protesters during climate march

    Paris police say they have arrested at least 163 people Saturday.

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  • Paris police repeatedly use tear gas on day of protests

    Clusters of anti-government activists in Paris repeatedly scuffled with police who responded with tear gas Saturday as supporters of France's yellow...

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  • UN welcomes Houthi move to halt attacks on Saudi Arabia

    The UN envoy for Yemen says the Houthi rebels' initiative to halt attacks on Saudi Arabia 'could send a powerful message of the will to end the war'...

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  • Hong Kong protesters, police face off in renewed clashes

    Protesters in Hong Kong throw gasoline bombs, police fire tear gas in renewed clashes over anti-government grievances

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  • Paris police use tear gas on Yellow Vest protesters as climate march turns violent

    The climate march turned violent after protesters set a barricade on fire.

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  • UK's Labour Party in turmoil as vote to oust deputy ditched

    Britain's major opposition Labour Party has been thrown into turmoil after a close ally of leader Jeremy Corbyn sought to oust his deputy

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  • Suspect escapes on motorbike following arson attack

    Police in Manchester, England said two suspects smashed the door before pouring flammable liquid inside, setting it ablaze.

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  • Dust storm creates orange haze over New South Wales mountains

    Wind gusts in the area reportedly exceeded 139 kilometers per hour.

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  • Paratroopers descend in honor of 75th anniversary of Operation Market Garden

    1,500 paratroopers from nine nations dropped near the Dutch city of Arnhem commemorating the, ultimately, unsuccessful yet famous WWII plan.

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  • Separate blasts kill 2 kids, pregnant woman in Afghanistan

    The Latest: Afghan official says that a roadside bomb has killed at least 2 civilians in southern Kandahar province

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  • Syria says it captured drone near Israeli-occupied Golan

    Syrian state news agency says authorities have controlled and dismantled a drone rigged with cluster bombs on the edge of the Israeli-occupied Golan...

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  • Traffic around England's Port of Dover disrupted by protest

    Traffic around England's major sea connection with France has been disrupted.

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  • Parachutists jump over Dutch heath to mark WWII operation

    Hundreds of parachutists have floated out of clear blue skies in the eastern Netherlands to commemorate the 75th anniversary of a daring but...

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  • The Latest: Hong Kong police, protesters clash

    Protesters have burned a Chinese flag and police fired pepper spray during a march in an outlying district of Hong Kong in renewed clashes over...

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  • Bus with Chinese tourists crashes in Utah; 4 dead

    Authorities say a tour bus crashed on a highway running through the red-rock landscape of southern Utah, killing four people from China and injuring...

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  • Solomon Islands forms ties with China after Taiwan break

    Solomon Islands forms ties with China after Taiwan break

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  • Albanian ship rescues 111 migrants in the Aegean Sea

    Albania's Defense Ministry says one of its ships in the Aegean Sea has rescued 111 migrants trying to cross into Greece, and has handed them over to...

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  • At least 57 arrested in Kazakh anti-government protests

    At least 57 arrested in Kazakh protests organized by banned political party

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  • Ailing Iranian held by Somali pirates is released

    A humanitarian group working to free people taken hostage by Somali pirates in recent years says an Iranian man held for four-and-a-half years has...

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  • Families struggle to meet Kashmiris lodged in Indian jail

    Families from the Himalayan region of Kashmir have traveled nearly 1,000 kilometers (600 miles) in sweltering heat to meet relatives being held in an...

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  • Trudeau's support holds after apology for wearing brownface

    Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau acknowledges that he let down his allies by appearing years ago in brownface and blackface

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  • 'Welcome back' - a reporter's fraught re-entry to Zimbabwe

    After 16 years in journalistic exile, Andrew Meldrum returns to Zimbabwe, where he worked as a reporter for 23 years until being expelled by Robert...

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  • Hurricane Lorena skirts east coast of Mexico's Baja

    Hurricane Lorena is skirting the east coast of Mexico's Baja California Peninsula, prompting new warnings and watches for coastal areas but apparently...

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  • History buff finds ships that sank in 1878 in Lake Michigan

    A diver and maritime history buff has found two schooners that collided and sank into the cold depths of northern Lake Michigan more than 140 years...

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  • South Korea says 2 farms tested negative for swine fever

    South Korea says tests on dead pigs from two farms near its border with North Korea came back negative for African swine fever, at least temporarily...

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  • Yemen rebels say they're halting attacks on Saudi Arabia

    Yemen's Houthi rebels say they are halting drone and missile attacks against Saudi Arabia, one week after they claimed responsibility for a strike...

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  • Activist: Egyptian authorities arrest brother to silence me

    U.S.-based Egyptian activist whose Facebook page helped ignite the 2011 pro-democracy uprising said authorities have arrested his brother in Cairo

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  • Civil rights group: Airline forced girl, 12, to remove hijab

    A Muslim civil rights advocacy group is demanding changes at Air Canada after a 12-year-old US Squash Team player says she was forced to remove her...

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  • The Latest: Greek refugee camp unable to house new arrivals

    Authorities on the Greek island of Lesbos say they can't house more newly arrived migrants at a perpetually overcrowded refugee camp that now is 400%...

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  • Trudeau's support holds after apology for wearing brownface

    Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau acknowledges that he let down his allies by appearing years ago in brownface and blackface

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  • Thousands participate in global climate strike

    More than 1,000 locations across the U.S. and 4,500 worldwide took part in the strike.

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  • Greek island refugee camp too crowded to house newcomers

    Greece's largest migrant camp turning away new arrivals due to severe overcrowding

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  • Hong Kong police accused of beating, torturing protesters

    The protest movement began in June.

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  • Minibus bombing outside Iraq's Karbala kills 12, injures 5

    Iraqi security officials say an explosion in a minibus outside the Shiite holy city of Karbala has killed 12 people, one of the biggest attacks...

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  • Puerto Rico faces slow recovery 2 years after Maria

    Puerto Rico faces slow recovery 2 years after Hurricane Maria

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  • How Justin Trudeau's blackface scandal may hurt his re-election -- or not

    Comes amid a now-tight election campaign.

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  • Iraqi officials: 12 dead in minibus blast near Shiite holy city of Karbala, one of the biggest attacks since IS defeat

    Iraqi officials: 12 dead in minibus blast near Shiite holy city of Karbala, one of the biggest attacks since IS defeat

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  • The Latest: Yemen rebels halting attacks on Saudi Arabia

    Yemen's Houthi rebels say they are halting all drone and ballistic missile attacks on Saudi Arabia and are waiting for a "positive response."

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  • Saudis show media scorched, shrapnel-blasted oil facility

    Saudi Arabia has taken journalists to the site of a missile-and-drone strike on the kingdom's oil industry that shook global energy markets this week

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  • Paris police gird for weekend protests over Macron, climate

    Paris is deploying thousands of police to protect landmarks and government buildings as yellow vest groups, unions and environmental activists plan a...

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