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  • The Latest: Protesters refuse to leave Hong Kong streets

    Protesters in Hong Kong have refused police requests to clear the streets after a few hundred stayed out overnight

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  • Hong Kong police begin to clear streets of protesters

    Hong Kong police and protesters are facing off as authorities try to clear the streets of a few hundred people who stayed near the city government...

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  • Massive blackout hits tens of millions in South America

    An unexplained failure in the neighboring countries' interconnected power grid.

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  • The Latest: Argentine state news agency: power 90% restored

    Argentina's state news agency says that most of the nation's grid is back up and running

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  • Mexico steps up revisions amid US pressure over migrant flow

    Mexican authorities say they intercepted the four trucks in Veracruz.

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  • CEO: Boeing made mistake in handling warning-system problem

    He promised transparency as Boeing tries to get grounded model back in flight.

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  • Argentina's state news agency Telam says power has been restored to 90% of country

    Argentina's state news agency Telam says power has been restored to 90% of country

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  • Hong Kong police begin to clear streets of protesters

    Hong Kong citizens marched for hours in a massive protest.

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  • The Latest: Hong Kong police say want to clear protesters

    Hong Kong police say they want to clear the streets of protesters Monday morning

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  • Hong Kong police say they want to begin clearing streets of protesters after letting them stay all night.

    Hong Kong police say they want to begin clearing streets of protesters after letting them stay all night.

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  • Istanbul mayoral candidates face off in rare debate

    The two leading contenders for Istanbul mayor faced off in a political debate Sunday, a week before the city is set to hold a repeat of the election...

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  • Sudan's Bashir appears in public for first time since ouster

    Sudan's former President Omar al-Bashir has appeared in public for the first time since his ouster, as he was led away to a prosecutor's office in a...

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  • Record number of African migrants coming to Mexican border

    Undaunted by a journey over thousands of miles, people fleeing economic privation and human rights abuses in African countries are coming to the...

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  • North Macedonia police detain 50 migrants within days

    North Macedonia police say 50 migrants detained in two separate cases, 10 on Saturday and the rest Thursday

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  • Guatemalans choose president amid distrust, flight to US

    Guatemalans headed to the polls Sunday to cast their vote for the next president, following an electoral process that generated widespread disillusion...

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  • Israel moves to name Golan settlement after Trump

    The settlement will be known as "Ramat Trump," or Trump Heights.

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  • Boris Johnson skips debate as Tory rivals quizzed on Brexit

    Candidates who hope to become Britain's next prime minister have accused current front runner Boris Johnson of trying to avoid scrutiny after he...

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  • Officer smashes car window to save dog from hot car

    A police officer in the U.K. smashed a car window with his baton to rescue a dog who was locked inside for hours without water on a hot day.

    Jun 16

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  • Libya's Sarraj calls for elections in 2019 to end war

    Head of Libya's UN-recognized government proposes nationwide elections in 2019 to end war

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  • Turkish post in Idlib hit 'deliberately' by Syrian attack

    Turkey says Syrian government forces have 'deliberately' attacked a Turkish military observation post in northwestern Syria.

    Jun 16

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  • Saudi crown prince accuses rival Iran of tanker attacks

    Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman accuses Iran of tanker attacks and says kingdom won't hesitate to deal with threats to its security

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  • Russians keep heat on police after reporter's case closed

    Journalist faced drug charges that the government says had no basis.

    Jun 16

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  • Sudanese officials say deposed strongman Omar al-Bashir is being taken to the prosecutor's office for corruption probe

    Sudanese officials say deposed strongman Omar al-Bashir is being taken to the prosecutor's office for corruption probe

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  • The Latest: Pompeo stresses diplomacy in Gulf crisis

    US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo is stressing diplomacy in responding to suspected attacks on oil tankers in the Middle East

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  • Hong Kong government issues apology over handling of politically-charged legislation that sparked massive protests

    Hong Kong government issues apology over handling of politically-charged legislation that sparked massive protests

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  • Libyan navy says it intercepted 91 Europe-bound migrants

    Libya's coast guard says it has intercepted a rubber vessel carrying 91 Europe-bound migrants, including women and children, off the country's...

    Jun 16

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  • Israeli PM's wife sentenced for misusing state funds

    The wife of Israel's prime minister has been sentenced to pay a fine of roughly $15,000 for misusing state funds

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  • Pope dons helmet to enter earthquake-hit cathedral in Italy

    Pope Francis donned a white firefighter's safety helmet on Sunday and entered a damaged cathedral during a visit to central Italy where he is giving...

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  • Aging grand hotel highlights the ethnic division in Cyprus

    Once the playground of Cyprus' elite, the Ledra Palace Hotel remains a poignant symbol of Cyprus' ethnic division

    Jun 16

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  • Over 40% of newly elected Indian lawmakers facing charges

    Nearly 43% of new members of India's lower house of Parliament have won office despite facing criminal charges

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  • Rights group: Pakistan shouldn't execute mentally ill man

    A rights group has urged the Pakistani government not to execute a prisoner with "clear symptoms of mental illness" scheduled to be hanged in two days

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  • UN anti-terror official makes controversial trip to Xinjiang

    China says the U.N. counterterrorism chief has visited Xinjiang despite protests from the U.S. and a rights group that the trip would be inappropriate...

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  • Top contenders for president in Guatemala election

    Here is a look at the top contenders in Guatemala's presidential election

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  • Mexico vows to help Central American migrants amid crackdown

    President says country can't turn its back on those fleeing poverty, violence.

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• Jun 15

  • Crew members of targeted Norwegian-owned tanker now in Dubai

    Crew members of the Norwegian-owned oil tanker that was attacked in the Gulf of Oman have landed in Dubai after two days in Iran

    Jun 15

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  • The Latest: Yemen's Houthi rebels launch Saudi drone attack

    The Latest: Yemen's Houthi rebels say they launch new drone attack against Saudi Arabia; kingdom says it shot down one Houthi drone

    Jun 15

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  • Iran attempted to shoot down US drone over tanker attack site in Gulf of Oman

    The attempt was ineffective, missing the MQ-9 by "approximately one kilometer."

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  • Activists push Sunday protest despite Hong Kong bill delay

    Hong Kong leader suspends extradition bill that sparked the city's biggest public protests in years, but activists say new demonstration will go...

    Jun 15

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  • After bill fiasco, Hong Kong chief fights for political life

    Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam has found herself in a precarious position after she was forced to back down from an unpopular extradition bill seen as...

    Jun 15

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  • Activists blast Rio gov comment about slum missile strike

    A human rights official and community activists are criticizing the governor of Rio de Janeiro state for suggesting that a missile be sent to "blow...

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  • Brazil's Moro questions authenticity of leaked messages

    Leaked messages appear to show him as a judge improperly advising prosecutors.

    Jun 15

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  • Notre Dame Cathedral holds first mass since fire

    Only a small group of about 30 people attended the mass, including the church's clergy, worshipers, media and construction workers.

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  • Peru starts demanding passports, visas from Venezuelans

    Riot police are guarding Peru's northern border to ensure that only Venezuelan migrants who hold a passport and humanitarian visa can enter the...

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  • Diplomats: Europeans weigh sanctions on Venezuela's Maduro

    Financial, travel restrictions are being mulled by a core group of five nations.

    Jun 15

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  • US diplomat wants 'credible' probe into Sudan crackdown

    The top U.S. diplomat to Africa says there must be an "independent and credible" investigation into the Sudanese military's violent dispersal of a...

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  • Notre Dame Cathedral holds first mass since fire, with attendees in hard hats

    Paris archbishop Michel Aupetit led the mass of about 30 people.

    Jun 15

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  • Crew members of oil tanker Front Altair that was attacked in Gulf of Oman land in Dubai after 2 days in Iran.

    Crew members of oil tanker Front Altair that was attacked in Gulf of Oman land in Dubai after 2 days in Iran.

    Jun 15

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  • 11 killed, 25 hurt as explosions rock Somalia's capital

    The al-Qaida-linked extremist group al-Shabab claimed responsibility.

    Jun 15

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  • Syria violence kills dozens of troops and civilians in north

    Syrian opposition activists say government airstrikes and intense shelling on rebel-held areas in northwest Syria have claimed the lives of dozens of...

    Jun 15

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  • Diplomats: Europeans weigh sanctions on Venezuela's Maduro

    The Associated Press has learned that major European nations are considering imposing sanctions on Venezuela's Nicolás Maduro and several top...

    Jun 15