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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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  • Hurricane Lorena threatens Mexico's resort-studded Baja

    Residents and tourists are hunkered down in homes, shelters and hotels as Hurricane Lorena menaces Mexico's resort-studded Baja California Peninsula,...

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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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  • Syrian activists: Anti-govt protests held in oil-rich east

    Syrian opposition activists say anti-government protesters have captured at least 2 army checkpoints in the oil-rich eastern province of Deir el-Zour

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  • Hezbollah tells Saudi Arabia to stop Yemen war

    The leader of Lebanese militant group Hezbollah has called on Saudi Arabia to stop its war in Yemen, or else it will face more attacks on its soil

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  • Cuba: diplomat expulsions, gas crisis part of US offensive

    Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno Rodríguez says the U.S. expulsion of two Cuban diplomats and energy shortages across the island are part of a Trump...

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  • Cubans wait hours in gas lines as fuel crisis bites

    A fuel shortage blamed on the Trump Administration has turned filling a tank in Cuba into an ordeal even for a country used to waiting in lines.

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  • Week in Photos: Warren rally, auto workers strike, Hong Kong protests reignite

    A look at this week's top photos from around the globe.

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  • British rugby team apologizes after visiting controversial military shrine in Japan

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

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  • Harry and Meghan make 1st official tour as family in Africa

    The tour starts Monday in a troubled South Africa.

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  • Greek archaeologists uncover riches overlooked by robbers

    Archaeologists in northern Greece have found more than 200 new graves in a vast ancient cemetery that was plundered in antiquity but still retained...

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  • Tour operator Thomas Cook in race to avoid collapse

    Thomas Cook, one of the world's oldest and largest travel companies, is facing a race against time to stay afloat

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  • US says airstrike against IS in Libya kills 8

    US military says it has carried out an airstrike against the Islamic State group in Libya, 1st US airstrike in the country in over a year

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  • Algeria protesters defy army chief's tougher stance

    Tens of thousands of pro-democracy protesters took to the streets of the capital on Friday, chanting defiantly in the face of a crackdown on the...

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  • Germany's Commerzbank plans 4,300 job cuts in restructuring

    Germany's Commerzbank AG says it is planning to cut 4,300 jobs and close some 200 branches as part of a restructuring that will also see its stake in...

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  • Japan accepts talks with South Korea on WTO arbitration

    Japan has announced it will accept South Korea's request for joint talks leading to arbitration by the World Trade Organization after Seoul filed a...

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  • Irish deputy PM says 2 sides far apart on Brexit plan

    Simon Coveney are still "serious problems".

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  • Cubans wait hours in gas lines as fuel crisis bites

    A fuel shortage blamed on the Trump Administration has turned filling a tank in Cuba into an ordeal even for a country used to waiting in lines.

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  • Nigerian military accuses aid group of aiding Boko Haram

    Nigeria's military accuses international aid group of aiding Boko Haram, which group denies

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  • Estimated 300,000 protesters gather in Australia for climate change rally

    Demonstrations are taking place worldwide.

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  • Haze from Indonesian fires now affecting Philippines

    A Philippine official says haze blown by monsoon winds from Indonesia's forest fires is affecting some regions in the western Philippines and raised...

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  • French president says committed to helping Lebanon's economy

    France's president says Paris "is fully committed" to implementing the decisions taken during a conference last year to help Lebanon improve its...

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  • Turkey: Bloomberg journalists on trial for report on economy

    Two reporters for the U.S.-based Bloomberg news agency have appeared in court accused of trying to undermine Turkey's economic stability over a story...

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  • Indonesia's president delays vote on new criminal code

    Indonesian President Joko Widodo has asked lawmakers to delay a vote on a proposed new criminal code because of public opposition

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  • Nigeria police nab main suspect in apparent serial killings

    Police announced on Twitter that they were questioning the man.

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  • Ethiopia: Egypt's Nile dam proposal is against 'sovereignty'

    Ethiopia says latest Egypt proposal on massive Nile dam is against country's 'sovereignty'

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  • US envoy meets Israel's embattled PM to discuss peace plan

    Middle East US envoy meets with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu days after elections leave the Israeli leader's political future in doubt

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  • EU, UK agree to continue Brexit talks

    The European Union says British and EU negotiators agree to continue discussions aimed at ending the Brexit impasse, as the talks appear to be gaining...

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  • Russian actor arrested at rally released pending appeal

    The case spared a rare outbreak of dissent in Russia.

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  • Global climate protests begin in Australia before UN summit

    Cities in Australia kicked off the festivities.

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  • Lawyer says US bid to extradite North Korean is 'political'

    The man is facing extradition from Malaysia to face money laundering charges.

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  • Saudi Arabia takes journalists to site of missile-and-drone attack on facility at heart of kingdom's oil industry

    Saudi Arabia takes journalists to site of missile-and-drone attack on facility at heart of kingdom's oil industry

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