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  • Blast as Zimbabwe president campaigns; Mnangagwa not hurt

    Blast as Zimbabwe president campaigns in opposition city; Mnangagwa reportedly unhurt

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  • Israelis, Palestinians await William's inaugural royal visit

    Prince William is set to arrive in Israel and the Palestinian territories this week for the first official visit of a member of the British royal...

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  • 1 dead after attack at huge rally for Ethiopia's new PM

    1 dead after blast at huge Ethiopia rally for reformist new PM; a 'well-orchestrated attack'

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  • Pakistani Taliban choose new chief in place of Fazlullah

    Pakistani Taliban militants have chosen a religious scholar as their new chief in place of Mullah Fazlullah killed earlier this month in a U.S. drone...

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  • The Latest: Media says Zimbabwe blast assassination attempt

    The Latest: State media calls Zimbabwe blast at president's rally an assassination attempt

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  • Palestinian official: US peace plan doomed to fail

    The Palestinian president's spokesman says any American peace plan that bypasses the Palestinians is doomed to fail

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  • The Latest: Austria warns it could reinstate border controls

    Austrian Chancellor Sebastian Kurz says his country will reintroduce controls on its border with Italy if Germany were to turn back migrants at its...

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  • Xiaomi seeks to raise up to $6 billion in Hong Kong IPO

    Chinese smartphone maker Xiaomi plans to raise up to $6 billion in one of the biggest global stock market debuts in recent years as it tries to become...

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  • Zimbabwe state-run media call blast at president's campaign rally an assassination attempt

    Zimbabwe state-run media call blast at president's campaign rally an assassination attempt

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  • Colombia closer to identifying kidnapped press workers

    Colombian authorities said they are 99 percent sure they have successfully identified the bodies of three Ecuadorean press workers kidnapped in a...

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  • 'It will change my life': Saudi women get ready to drive this weekend

    Saudi Arabia has allowed women to drive beginning June 24.

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  • OPEC and allies agree to share oil production increase

    OPEC nations and oil-producing countries not in the cartel say they have agreed to share increased oil production a day after OPEC announced it would...

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  • US moves 100 coffins to inter-Korean border for war remains

    The U.S. military says it has moved 100 wooden coffins to the inter-Korean border to prepare for North Korea's returning of the remains of American...

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  • Zimbabwe state media report explosion at president's campaign rally; Mnangagwa not hurt

    Zimbabwe state media report explosion at president's campaign rally; Mnangagwa not hurt

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  • Vatican convicts ex-diplomat of child porn distribution

    The Vatican tribunal convicted a former Holy See diplomat and sentenced him to five years in prison for possessing and distributing child pornography...

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  • The Latest: US prepares coffins for Korean War remains

    The U.S. military says it has moved 100 wooden coffins to the inter-Korean border to prepare for North Korea's returning of the remains of American...

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  • Campaign promises galore in last day before Turkish election

    Candidates in Turkey are campaigning for the last remaining hours before a propaganda ban begins ahead of Sunday's critical presidential and...

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  • Spanish authorities rescue 569 migrants crossing the Mediterranean from North Africa to Spain by boat

    Spanish authorities rescue 569 migrants crossing the Mediterranean from North Africa to Spain by boat

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  • Protests in Spain over sex case; 5 suspects at home on bail

    Five Spanish men whose acquittal of gang rape charges and conviction on a lesser felony caused widespread outrage are back at home while a court...

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  • Popular hashtags take sides on Egypt president's leadership

    Tens of thousands of Egyptians have set social media alight with tweets on opposing hashtags, one calling on President Abdel-Fattah el-Sissi to resign...

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  • Syria army widens offensive on rebel-held areas in southwest

    Amid a widening offensive, Syria's clashes are shattering a US-backed truce.

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  • The Latest: 1st confirmed death after Ethiopia rally blast

    The Latest: Ethiopia's health minister confirms 1st death after blast at rally for new PM

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  • The Latest: Ex-Vatican diplomat convicted for child porn

    Monsignor Carlo Capella was sentenced to more than five years.

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  • Vatican tribunal convicts ex-diplomat of possession, distribution of child porn, sentences him to 5 years

    Vatican tribunal convicts ex-diplomat of possession, distribution of child porn, sentences him to 5 years

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  • Congo says it will give Bemba diplomatic passport to return

    Congo to give Bemba, acquitted on appeal of war crimes at ICC, a diplomatic passport to return

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  • Ex-soccer star says Iran officials barred him from program

    The former captain of Spain's national soccer team, Carles Puyol, is claiming that Iranian TV officials barred him from appearing as a World Cup...

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  • A look at candidates running in Turkey's presidential race

    Turkey is holding snap presidential and parliamentary elections on Sunday.

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  • Johnson urges clean Brexit, 2 years after UK vote to quit EU

    Leading Brexit supporters are talking tough, and opponents are taking to the streets, on the second anniversary of Britain's vote to leave the...

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  • Ex-S. Korean premier Kim Jong-pil, spy agency founder, dies

    Kim Jong-pil, the founder of South Korea's spy agency who twice served as prime minister, first under his dictator boss and later under a man his...

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  • Clash leave 6 militants, 2 soldiers dead in Pakistan

    Pakistan's army says they have killed six militants in a search operation in South Waziristan near Afghan border where two soldiers also killed in the...

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  • Cambodia arrests 5 in crackdown on commercial surrogacy

    Cambodian police have arrested five people on charges of providing commercial surrogate services

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  • EU election observers deploy for historic Zimbabwe election

    EU election observers deploy for historic Zimbabwe election, the 1st without Robert Mugabe

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  • Report: Imprisoned Iranian rights lawyer rejects bail

    Iran's semi-official ISNA news agency is citing the husband of a prominent human rights lawyer who says authorities have set bail at 6.5 billion-rial...

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  • EU leaders to hold mini-migration summit as crisis festers

    Several EU leaders on Sunday will try to find common ground for tackling a growing political crisis over the management of migrants arriving on...

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  • 2 years on, Brexit vote has taken a toll on UK economy

    Uncertainty over Brexit could make matters worse in the months to come.

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  • Deadly explosion at rally 'well-orchestrated attack': Ethiopia prime minister

    Deadly explosion at rally was 'well-orchestrated attack,' Ethiopia's prime minister says

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  • Ethiopia's prime minister says 'a few people' are dead after blast at rally he was addressing

    Ethiopia's prime minister says 'a few people' are dead after blast at rally he was addressing

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  • Explosion at rally for Ethiopia's new prime minister; state broadcaster reports 'few' injured

    Explosion at rally for Ethiopia's new prime minister; state broadcaster reports 'few' injured

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  • Beyond World Cup: Advocates call attention to Russian abuses

    Amid cheers and jubilation at the World Cup, human rights officials want to draw the world's attention to abuses in Russia

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  • New Zealand leader to spend 3rd night in hospital with baby

    New Zealand's Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern plans to spend a third night in a hospital before returning home with her newborn daughter.

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  • Man convicted of escaping ICE custody at NYC airport

    A Senegalese man has been found guilty of escaping from Immigration and Customs Enforcement custody in New York's Kennedy International Airport

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  • Hospital says former South Korean Prime Minister Kim Jong-pil has died at age of 92

    Hospital says former South Korean Prime Minister Kim Jong-pil has died at age of 92

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  • Man charged in bike path killings speaks in court of 'Allah'

    The man charged with murdering eight people on a New York City bike path and injuring many more spoke out in court, invoking "Allah" and defending the...

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  • Whiskey, Harley prices expected to jump in Europe as tariffs come into effect

    Some popular U.S. products are expected to jump in price due to tariffs.

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  • Car dealers gear up for Saudi women to hit the roads

    Car companies are looking to boost their sales in Saudi Arabia by pitching their brands to women, who'll be allowed to drive for the first time...

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  • Many Brazilians look to military amid anger at politicians

    Many Brazilians look to the military amid anger at politicians, believing only the armed forces can root out corruption and put Latin America's...

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  • UN: Basic human rights being 'chiseled away' in Venezuela

    A U.N. report says the rule of law in Venezuela is quickly eroding as officials allow government security forces to kill citizens without any apparent...

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  • Court affirms immigration fraud conviction of Rwandan man

    A court has affirmed the immigration fraud conviction of a Rwandan man who lied to gain entry into the U.S. and was living in Cedar Rapids

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  • US officials say girl on Time cover isn't separated from mom

    U.S. Border Patrol officials said a girl who is pictured on the cover of this week's Time magazine was never separated from her mother, despite the...

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  • Russian city sprays vanilla to try to repel clouds of gnats before World Cup game

    Huge clouds of the insects have bothered players and fans in Volgograd

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