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  • Russian energy company's manager arrested on spying charges

    A court in Moscow has arrested a top manager of a state-controlled energy company on spying charges

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  • German, French leaders propose Eurozone budget

    The leaders of Germany and France say they want to create a Eurozone budget they hope will boost investment and provide a safety mechanism for the 19...

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  • Macedonian parliament starts debate on name deal with Greece

    Macedonia's parliament has started debating a law ratifying the agreement with Greece under which the country will rename itself "North Macedonia."

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  • Saudi-led coalition displays Yemeni arms allegedly from Iran

    Officials in a Saudi-led coalition now battling Shiite rebels for control of a crucial port in Yemen on Tuesday displayed weapons captured on the...

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  • Jordan PM promises cuts in government spending, tax review

    Jordan's new prime minister says his government will cut spending by 150 million dinars ($211 million) this year to show that raising taxes isn't the...

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  • Russia to slam retaliatory tariffs on US imports

    Russia has announced retaliatory measures in response to the U.S. steel tariffs, saying they will strike a variety of U.S. imports to Russia

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  • Foxconn investing in $30 million water recycling system

    Foxconn Technology Group says it's investing in a $30 million recycling system to significantly reduce the amount of water it draws from Lake Michigan...

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  • Residents accuse Mali army of killing at least 25 civilians

    Residents accuse Mali army of killing at least 25 civilians in region where extremists operate

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  • Romania: human rights group slams secret phone tapping deal

    A human rights group has criticized an agreement between Romania's intelligence agency and the high court, saying it raised questions about protecting...

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  • White House Mideast team holds talks with Jordanian king

    President Donald Trump's senior adviser and son-in-law, Jared Kushner, is in the Middle East to help lay the groundwork for an expected...

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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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  • The Latest: Coalition says Iran is arming Yemen rebels

    Officials in a Saudi-led coalition battling Shiite rebels in Yemen have shown journalists weapons they say they seized on the battlefield that show...

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  • Afghan officials in Pakistan for talks on peace efforts

    An Afghan official says top security officials are in Pakistan for talks on reviving the peace process with the Taliban

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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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  • Coronation plans threaten Thai election schedule

    Thailand's prime minister has said his military government will hold elections only after a coronation ceremony for the new Thai king takes place,...

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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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  • EU court orders French far-right leader to repay $346,000

    A top European Union court has ruled that French far-right leader Marine le Pen must return 300,000 euros ($346,000) to the European Parliament for...

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  • Algeria to block internet to stop high school exam leaks

    Algeria's education minister says the Algerian government is taking the "extreme measure" of temporarily suspending the entire country's internet...

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  • Slain Mongolian model's father seeks Malaysia to reopen case

    The father of a Mongolian model whose murder touched off a scandal in the highest levels of Malaysia's recently ousted ruling party says he will ask...

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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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  • Versailles Palace and Orsay museum closed due to a strike

    The Palace of Versailles, one of France's top tourist attractions, and the Orsay museum in Paris were closed to visitors on Tuesday due to a strike of...

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  • OPEC oil ministers gather to discuss production increase

    The oil ministers of the OPEC cartel are arriving in Vienna to discuss this week whether to increase production of crude oil and help ease the price...

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  • Greek far-left terrorist granted new furlough from prison

    A convicted Greek far-left terrorist, serving multiple life terms for a string of assassinations, has temporarily walked free after being granted a...

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

    Chinese President Xi Jinping has told North Korean leader Kim Jong Un he hopes Pyongyang and Washington can implement the outcome of last week's...

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  • France's Macron admonishes teenager; video goes viral

    A video of French President Emmanuel Macron strongly admonishing a teenager who called him by a nickname is going viral on social media

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  • German mayor suspended over ties to extremist movement

    German authorities have suspended a Bavarian village's mayor over her alleged support of an anti-government extremist group

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  • S. Korea calls for 'corresponding measures' from the North after drills suspended

    The August U.S.-S. Korea joint military exercise has been suspended.

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  • Germany: Syrian teen admits assault on man wearing skullcap

    19-year-old from Syrian confesses to assault on a man wearing a skullcap in the German capital

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  • Train hits minibus in Denmark, 2 people are killed

    Danish police say two people have been killed when a commuter train hit a minibus at an unprotected crossing in southwestern Denmark

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

    China has threatened "comprehensive measures" in response to U.S. President Donald Trump's new tariff hike, raising the possibility Beijing might...

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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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  • 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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  • South Sudan warring leaders to meet Wednesday, Ethiopia says

    South Sudan's warring leaders to meet Wednesday for 1st time in nearly 2 years, Ethiopia says

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  • Halting S.Korea-US drills risks weakening N.Korea deterrence

    Halting South Korea-US drills risks weakening allies' deterrence against North Korea

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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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  • China says new tariffs are an act of 'blackmail'

    President Trump escalated a trade war with China.

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  • Dutch detain 3 men suspected of Islamic State group links

    Dutch authorities have detained three men with suspected links to the IS extremist group based on DNA evidence found on arms found at a French hideout

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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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  • Young to Vatican: Let's talk about gay and gender issues

    Young people have told the Vatican in a survey they want the church to concretely discuss gay and gender issues

    Jun 19

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  • The Latest: Kim Jong Un meets with China's president

    Chinese state TV has shown President Xi Jinping welcoming North Korean leader Kim Jong Un on a visit to Beijing

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  • UK prosecutors: IS follower plotted Downing Street bombing

    UK prosecutors say an Islamic State follower plotted a suicide bombing targeting British Prime Minister Theresa May at her Downing Street office

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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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  • Polish prime minister wants to help bridge EU-US gap

    Poland's Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki sees a role for his government in mending ties between President Donald Trump's administration and the...

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  • NATO's chief appeals for unity amid trans-Atlantic row

    NATO's chief is urging the 29 member countries to set aside a festering trans-Atlantic row over trade, climate and the Iran nuclear deal, amid concern...

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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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  • Audi names Schot interim CEO, puts jailed Stadler on leave

    German automaker Audi has named sales chief Abraham 'Bram' Schot as interim CEO following the arrest of Rupert Stadler as part of a probe into...

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  • Turkey: 30,000 Syrians eligible to vote on Sunday

    Prime Minister Binali Yildirim is quoted as saying that some 30,000 Syrians who acquired Turkish nationality are eligible to l vote in Sunday's...

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  • Pakistani authorities bar Musharraf from July polls

    Pakistan's elections oversight body has rejected nomination papers of former military ruler Gen. Pervez Musharraf, barring him from running for office...

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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...

    Jun 19

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  • Kim Jong Un makes third surprise visit to China in less than 3 months

    North Korean leader Kim Jong Un arrived in Beijing Tuesday morning for his third visit to China in less than three months just one week after the...

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