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  • Pell's appeal argued 'solid obstacles' precluded convictions

    Cardinal George Pell's appeal argued that more than a dozen "solid obstacles" should have prevented his convictions for molesting 2 choirboys in an...

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  • China lashes out at Taiwan over Hong Kong asylum offer

    China is lashing out at Taiwan over its offer of political asylum to participants in Hong Kong pro-democracy movement

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  • Pell's appeal pitted word of former choirboy against priest

    Cardinal George Pell's appeal against his convictions for child molestation was largely a question of who should the jury have believed, his accuser...

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  • Facebook, Twitter remove accounts they say China used to undermine Hong Kong protests

    The social media sites said the accounts were meant to undermine the protests.

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  • US Southern Command head focused on 'day after' in Venezuela

    The head of U.S. Southern Command says military officials are focusing on preparing for "the day after" once "isolated" Venezuelan President Nicolás...

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  • Iranian tanker sought by US heading toward Greece

    The U.S. suspects the Iranian vessels is breaking sanctions against Syria.

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  • The Latest: Trump speaks with leader of Pakistan

    The White House says President Donald Trump spoke by telephone with Pakistan's prime minister, Imran Khan, on the need to reduce tensions and moderate...

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  • Syria slams Turkey, says it's sending weapons to rebels

    Syria's Foreign Ministry says Turkey has sent armored vehicles into Syria.

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  • Patience wears thin for migrants stranded off Italian coast

    More than 100 migrants remain stranded near an Italian island 18 days after rescue

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  • Salvadoran suspected of having abortion acquitted at retrial

    A court in El Salvador has acquitted at retrial a young rape victim who was suspected of having an abortion and charged with homicide

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  • AP Exclusive: US talks secretly to Venezuela socialist boss

    AP Exclusive: A senior administration official says the U.S. has opened up secret communications with Venezuela's socialist party boss

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  • New lawsuit seeks protection zone for Northwest orcas

    A new US lawsuit seeks to establish a "whale protection zone" for endangered orcas in the Pacific Northwest

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  • Prime minister of Denmark says Trump's idea of buying Greenland is 'absurd'

    Mette Frederiksen went on to say, "thankfully, the time where you buy and sell other countries and populations is over."

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  • General accused of war abuses named Sri Lanka's army chief

    The general was accused of human rights abuses during Sri Lanka's civil war.

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  • The Latest: Migrant charity official: Boat won't break law

    A Spanish humanitarian group's founder says the Open Arms rescue boat with 107 migrants isn't aiming to breaking the law and dock in Italy

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  • Wide implications as Germany teeters toward recession

    Germany's central bank has issued a gloomy economic report suggesting that growth in the summer continued to shrink, raising the possibility Europe's...

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  • Line 3 protesters rally at Minnesota Enbridge office

    Dozens of people protested outside the Bemidji office of Enbridge Energy to voice opposition to the company's proposed Line 3 oil pipeline replacement

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  • AP Explains: Brazil's environmental changes under Bolsonaro

    AP Explains: A look at environmental changes in Bolsonaro's Brazil ahead of a UN workshop on climate change in Salvador, Bahia state, and the...

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  • 4 last wolves in Washington pack killed by state hunters

    The last four members of a wolf pack that preyed on cattle in a rural Washington state county bordering Canada have been killed by state hunters,...

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  • Wildfire on Spanish Island burns through more than 8,400 acres

    More than 5,000 people were evacuated from 40 towns on Gran Canaria.

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  • Zapatista rebels extend control over areas in south Mexico

    Zapatista indigenous rebels extend control over more areas in southern Mexico

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  • Russian panel eyes alleged foreign interference in protests

    Russia's lower house of parliament has set up a commission to examine alleged cases of foreign interference in connection with a series of protests...

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  • Putin says Russian nuclear explosion poses no threat

    Russian President Vladimir Putin says there is no threat from a deadly explosion at a secretive naval weapons testing range that has raised radiation...

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  • Zimbabwe court bans anti-government protest in Bulawayo

    Zimbabwe's courts upheld a police order banning an anti-government demonstration Monday in Bulawayo, the country's second largest city

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  • Palestinian police vow to crack down on planned LGBT event

    Palestinian police have threatened to arrest anyone involved in a gathering planned by LGBT activists and have called on people to come forward with...

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  • Greece scraps legal need for lay-off justification

    Greece's new center-right government has scrapped legislation intended to make labor layoffs harder, saying it discouraged new hirings and could...

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  • US scraps West Bank conference over Palestinian protests

    The U.S. Embassy in Jerusalem was forced to postpone a conference it organized in the West Bank city of Ramallah after Palestinian officials and...

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  • Palestinian leader fires advisers, wants bonuses returned

    Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas has laid off all of his advisers and ordered a former prime minister and other Cabinet officials to return tens of...

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  • Saudi Arabia reports soldier killed near border with Yemen

    Saudi Arabia says a soldier was killed near the country's southern border with Yemen, but did not disclose how he died or specifically where.

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  • Pakistani PM keeps powerful army chief in place 3 more years

    Pakistan's prime minister is keeping his powerful army chief in place for another three years, amid heightened tensions with India over Kashmir as...

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  • A look at the Islamic State affiliate's rise in Afghanistan

    A look at Islamic State group's rise in Afghanistan in wake of wedding attack and as US hopes that Taliban will rein it in

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  • Afghanistan mourns, vows to crush militants after attack

    Afghanistan mourns deadly attack at wedding, vows to crush militant havens as survivors plead for peace

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  • Venezuelan man makes 'one-legged' trek across South America

    A Venezuelan man who lost his left leg in a traffic accident has walked to the bottom tip of South America, hoping to inspire his compatriots at a...

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  • At least 66 hurt in eastern Afghanistan blasts

    The Latest: Official says at least 66 wounded in series of blasts in eastern Afghanistan

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  • Egypt court hands out 6 death sentences on terror charges

    An Egyptian court has sentenced six people to death over terror charges over attacks in the capital that killed at least three people

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  • Pakistan says Indian fire kills 2 civilians in Kashmir

    Pakistan and Indian often exchange fire in the Himalayan region.

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  • AP Exclusive: US talks secretly to Venezuela socialist boss

    AP Exclusive: A senior administration official says the U.S. has opened up secret communications with Venezuela's socialist party boss

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  • Vivid colors streak across Canberra sky

    Bright red and orange hues painted the sky in a time lapse video of the Australian sunset.

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  • Sudan protesters, army postpone announcement on ruling body

    Sudan's ruling military says pro-democracy movement asks for delay on announcing joint ruling body

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  • Berlin memorial to gay victims of Nazis vandalized

    Berlin police say a central memorial to the Nazis' homosexual victims has been vandalized

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  • 4 German children born to IS to return home from Syria

    Syrian Kurdish-led administration hands over 4 German children fathered by Islamic State militants to Germany, including an ill toddler

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  • German minister discusses Mideast conflict on Jordan visit

    Germany's defense minister has reaffirmed its support for a two-state solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict during a visit to neighboring...

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  • Leaked 'no-deal' Brexit report warns of civil unrest and food supply disruptions

    Government figures have moved to play down fears of the leaked report.

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  • Body of French hiker in Italy found after 9 days

    Italian mountain rescue squads have recovered the body of a French hiker who had fallen into a ravine and called for help 10 days earlier

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  • Turkey removes 3 pro-Kurdish mayors from office

    Turkey's government says it has removed from office the elected mayors of three provinces in Turkey's mostly-Kurdish populated southeast region,...

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  • German, Hungarian leaders commemorate '89 freedom picnic

    The leaders of Hungary and Germany sought to strike conciliatory tones Monday, largely setting aside the frostier tones that have dominated their...

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  • Netanyahu's partisan streak has paid off, but for how long?

    Netanyahu's critics say his embrace of Trump short-sighted but Israeli leader sees few consequences for partisan streak

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  • Lithuania to buy iodine tables as Belarus plans power plant

    The Lithuanian government says it has decided to purchase more than 4 million iodine tablets, estimated to be worth 900,000 euros because of plans in...

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