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  • Suspect in Paris attacks released under judicial supervision

    French prosecutors say that a suspect in the November 2015 extremist attacks in Paris has been released and placed under judicial supervision in...

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  • Iraq Foreign Ministry condemns strikes it says killed Iraqis

    Iraq condemns the targeting of pro-Syria paramilitary troops in eastern Syria after an airstrike killed mostly Iraqi Shiite forces

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  • Moment of silence to mark attack near London mosque

    Grieving family members joined community leaders for a moment of silence in London, remembering a man who died and a dozen others who were injured...

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  • North Korean leader Kim Jong Un welcomed by Chinese President Xi Jinping on visit to Beijing

    North Korean leader Kim Jong Un welcomed by Chinese President Xi Jinping on visit to Beijing

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  • Syrian army drops leaflets over southern region amid tension

    Syrian army helicopters have dropped leaflets over rebel-held parts of the country's south calling on civilians to help the military clear the area of...

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  • Prince Harry, Meghan to make first official trip to Ireland

    Prince Harry and his wife Meghan will make their first official trip abroad in July

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  • Yemeni officials say fighting rages around Hodeida airport

    Yemeni military officials say fighting has escalated outside the airport of the vital Yemeni city of Hodeida

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  • UN chief: Highest number of conflicts globally in 30 years

    The U.N. secretary-general says the number of countries involved in "violent conflicts" is the highest in 30 years, while the number of people killed...

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  • Dozens missing after ferry sinks in Indonesia's Lake Toba

    Rescuers searching for dozens of people missing after a ferry sank on Indonesia's Lake Toba have found bags, jackets, an ID card and other items but...

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  • Croatian man convicted over Nazi salute in Austria

    A Croatian man has been handed a 15-month suspended sentence for giving a Nazi salute at an annual commemoration in Austria of a 1945 massacre of...

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  • Philippine Supreme Court upholds expulsion of chief justice

    The Philippine Supreme Court has upheld the expulsion of its chief justice, the authoritarian president's highest-ranking critic, in a final ruling...

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  • Kazuo Kashio, co-founder of Casio of G-Shock fame, dies

    Kazuo Kashio, one of four brothers who founded Casio Computer Co., the Japanese company behind G-Shock watches, has died at age 89

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  • S. Korea: Joint US drills suspended to aid talks with North

    South Korea says it believes the suspension of military drills with the U.S. in August will help maintain momentum in talks with North Korea on ending...

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  • Bangladesh opposition leader Zia critically ill, aide says

    A top aide says imprisoned former Bangladesh Prime Minister Khaleda Zia is critically ill and needs urgent medical care

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  • Germany: Syrian teen on trial over anti-Semitic assault

    A 19-year-old from Syria is on trial in Berlin over an assault in the German capital on an Israeli wearing a skullcap

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  • Former UK foreign minister Hague calls for legalizing pot

    Former British Foreign Secretary William Hague is calling for the government to take steps toward legalizing marijuana use

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  • A big stink erupts over landfills ringing Russia's capital

    Thousands are protesting the noxious fumes coming from overcrowded landfills surrounding Moscow, saying the gases are causing respiratory problems and...

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  • Japan to check concrete walls after Osaka quake deaths

    Japan's government has ordered nationwide inspection of school walls after two of the four deaths in Monday's earthquake in Osaka were caused by...

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  • Twin brothers reunited 74 years after WWII death at Normandy

    For decades, he was known only as Unknown X-9352 at a World War II American cemetery in Belgium where he was interred

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  • Colombian drug kingpin caught in Argentina gets 31 years

    A convicted Colombian drug kingpin has been sentenced to 31 years in prison

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  • Thai police arrest Australian accused of selling sex cruises

    Thai police said Tuesday they have arrested an Australian man on vice charges in a sting operation for allegedly promoting sex cruises with...

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  • Engine bursts into flames on plane with WCup team, none hurt

    Officials say a flame burst out of an engine of an airplane carrying Saudi Arabia's soccer team to a World Cup host city caught fire during landing,...

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  • Indian authorities break up police test-cheating gang

    Police in northern India have broken up a gang that promised professional test-takers and high-tech listening devices to help applicants pass a...

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  • Guard chief says Iran won't increase missile range

    Iran's semi-official Tasnim news agency is reporting that the country has no plan to increase the range of its missiles

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  • 3 die of 6 men wounded in southern Sweden drive-by shooting

    The fatal shooting of three men in Malmo, Sweden's third largest city, is the latest incident in suburban feuds between criminal gangs fighting over...

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  • Cambodia announces $100 million in military aid from China

    A Cambodian defense official says China has agreed to provide more than $100 million in military aid to the Southeast Asian nation, a close political...

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  • China says North Korean leader Kim Jong Un to visit Beijing

    North Korean leader Kim Jong Un is making a two-day visit to Beijing and is expected to discuss with Chinese leaders his next steps after his summit...

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  • Iran's Revolutionary Guard chief criticizes open letter

    The chief of Iran's powerful Revolutionary Guard says the Iranian activists who signed an open letter last week asking Iran's leaders to take part in...

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  • UN refugee agency: Record 68.5 million displaced in 2017

    The U.N. refugee agency says nearly 69 million people who have fled war, violence and persecution were forcibly displaced last year, a new record for...

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  • China blasts new US tariff threat, warns it will retaliate

    China's government has denounced Trump's threat of tariffs on $200 billion of Chinese goods as blackmail and warned it would respond with "strong...

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  • Sacked US Embassy guards in Cambodia stage protest

    Almost three dozen security guards fired by the U.S. Embassy in Cambodia for allegedly sharing pornography on smartphones they used for work have held...

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  • Libyan coast guard rescues 186 migrants, recovers 5 bodies

    Libya's coast guard says it has recovered the bodies of five migrants and rescued 186 others, including women and children, in separate operations in...

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  • China ambassador urges Australia against 'bias and bigotry'

    China's ambassador to Australia says the strained diplomatic relationship between the two countries needed to move away from "bias and bigotry" and...

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  • Blurring the border, Turkey deepens roots in northern Syria

    Turkey is showing it's in northern Syria for the long-term, building up its enclave on the model of its own towns, using its own administrators

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  • German, French leaders meet to mold plans for EU's future

    The leaders of Germany and France are meeting to coordinate the two major European powers' positions on the future of the European Union ahead of next...

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  • AP Explains: War games between South Korea and United States

    AP Explains: War games between South Korea and United States

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  • Man who killed teen is Thailand's 1st execution since 2009

    Thailand has carried out its first execution in nine years, putting to death a man who killed a teenager for his mobile phone, in a move that has...

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  • Afghan official says Taliban assault kills 4

    Afghan official says at least four security forces were killed when Taliban fighters targeted army and local police checkpoints in northern Kunduz...

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  • Australian bishop to be sentenced next month for cover-up

    A prosecutor has told an Australian court that the most senior Roman Catholic cleric in the world to be convicted of covering up child sex abuse must...

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  • In Mexico, longtime foes 'AMLO' and elite getting pragmatic

    After more than a decade of mutual recriminations, Mexico's wealthy elite and leftist presidential front-runner Andres Lopez Obrador have reached...

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  • Asian stocks tumble after new Trump tariff threat

    Asian stocks have tumbled after U.S. President Donald Trump escalated a dispute with Beijing over technology policy by threatening a tariff hike on...

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  • Recording of crying children at border adds to outrage

    An audio recording that appears to capture the heartbreaking cries of small Spanish-speaking children being processed by U.S. officials took center...

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  • Former Tropical Storm Carlotta dissipates off Mexico coast

    Former Tropical Storm Carlotta weakened into a remnant low off Mexico's southwestern Pacific coast Monday night, though forecasters said its rains...

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  • Chinese state media say North Korean leader Kim Jong Un is visiting China from Tuesday to Wednesday

    Chinese state media say North Korean leader Kim Jong Un is visiting China from Tuesday to Wednesday

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  • US, Amnesty International call for justice in Honduras

    The United States' top diplomat and a global human rights group have called for the Honduran government to hold members of that country's security...

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  • Church suspends talks to ease Nicaragua political crisis

    Nicaragua's Roman Catholic hierarchy has suspended a dialogue with the government aimed at ending a two-month political crisis

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  • Court includes Ecuador's ex-President Correa in kidnap probe

    Ecuador's highest court has ordered former President Rafael Correa included in an investigation into a 2012 botched kidnapping of an opposition...

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  • Using Trump's term, Pentagon suspends plans for 'wargame' with South Korea

    Trump, like North Korea, called the military exercises "provocative."

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  • UN says over 25,000 people fled Yemen fighting at Hodeida

    The U.N. spokesman says tens of thousands of residents have fled the fighting along Yemen's western coastline where the Saudi-led coalition backing...

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  • Gunfire injures 5 in Sweden, police tell public not to worry

    Swedish police say several people were injured when shots were fired in Malmo, Sweden's third-largest city

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