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  • Indian festivals, 'Tribute in Light,' and Hurricane prep: World in Photos

    Here's a look at the top photos from around the globe.

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  • Macron's ex-aide behind scandal to appear at Senate probe

    A former security aide to President Emmanuel Macron who set off a political scandal after being videotaped beating up a protester on May Day says...

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  • US lawmakers urge export restrictions targeting Xinjiang

    Two U.S. lawmakers are urging the extension of American export restrictions to prevent sales of equipment that could be used in China's massive...

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  • Macron ally heads France's National Assembly amid probe

    French lawmakers have elected a close political ally of President Emmanuel Macron to head the lower house of Parliament

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  • Macedonia opposition says name change an issue of conscience

    Macedonia's opposition conservatives urge supporters to vote "with their conscience" in upcoming referendum on changing the country's name _ in a...

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  • Russia says joint war games with China will be routine

    Russia's defense minister says Moscow and Beijing intend to regularly conduct joint war games similar to the massive ones being held this week

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  • Italian court rules against Trump-linked Maltese academic

    An Italian court has ruled against the Maltese academic whose comments to Donald Trump adviser George Papadopoulos triggered the Russia investigation...

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  • Experts restore what might be oldest house in Mexico

    Experts say a plain, one-story house near central Mexico City may be the oldest dwelling in the country

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  • Egypt raises tariffs up to 60 percent for imported goods

    Egypt's president has imposed an increase of tariffs on hundreds of imported products, the second time in less than three years

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  • SUV crashes into crowd at square in central China, killing 9

    A central Chinese city says an SUV crashed into a crowd at a public square, killing at least nine people and injuring more than 40 others

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  • Merkel: 'No excuse' for far-right violence in demonstrations

    Chancellor Angela Merkel says she takes seriously Germans' concerns about crimes committed by migrants but there's "no excuse" for expression of hate,...

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  • Extradition case of Indian tycoon Vijay Mallya in UK court

    Indian tycoon Vijay Mallya has resumed his long-running fight against extradition to India on money-laundering allegations

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  • On the ground at Russia's massive 'war games'

    Over 300,000 troops said to be participating in this year's military exercises.

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  • Egypt says e.coli caused the death of 2 British tourists

    Egypt's chief prosecutor says tests showed that e.coli bacteria were behind the death of two British tourists in a hotel in the Red Sea resort of...

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  • Pope removes Brazil bishop accused of stealing church funds

    Pope Francis has accepted the resignation of a Brazilian bishop who was arrested earlier this year along with other church officials on accusations...

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  • Dutch leader wants EU justice report on Romania

    Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte says he wants to see the European Commission report on Romania's contentious judicial overhaul before deciding whether...

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  • Putin says Russia identified suspects in Novichok poisoning

    Putin denied that the two suspects work for the Russian military.

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  • New Thai laws mandate election by May next year

    Thailand has enacted laws that set in motion a countdown leading to new elections by next May

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  • Poll shows Palestinian mistrust of Trump runs deep

    A new opinion poll shows that more than 60 percent of Palestinians oppose resuming dialogue with the Trump administration after the U.S. cut hundreds...

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  • Myanmar's Suu Kyi to skip UN General Assembly session

    A senior Myanmar official has confirmed that the country's leader, State Counsellor Aung San Suu Kyi, will not attend the U.N. General Assembly...

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  • Russia holds largest military exercises since the Cold War

    Anti-aircraft exercises take place Wednesday during largest war games since the Cold War.

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  • Immigrant siblings charged in dairy co-worker's death

    Two siblings who immigration authorities say are in the U.S. illegally have been charged with murder in the death of a co-worker in Michigan

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  • The Latest: Malta contests Italian PM's account of rescue

    Malta is contesting the Italian premier's assertion that it had responsibility for a group of nearly 180 migrants eventually picked up by an Italian...

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  • Philippines braces for most powerful typhoon this year

    Philippine officials say they plan to evacuate thousands of villagers, shut down schools and offices and scramble to harvest rice and corn as the most...

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  • Libyan officials say missiles hit Tripoli airport

    Government, airport officials say missiles were fired at Libya's capital Tripoli, including the city's only functioning airport, forcing authorities...

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  • EU lawmakers move against Hungary over rule of law

    The move could lead to the suspension of Hungary's EU voting rights.

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  • Former Iranian president Ahmadinejad's ally gets prison time

    Iran's semi-official ISNA news agency reports a court has sentenced a close ally of former hard-line president Mahmoud Ahmadinejad to six-and-a-half...

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  • Report: 3,677 sex abuse cases in German Catholic Church

    Two leading German media outlets say a report on sexual abuse inside the Catholic Church in Germany says 3,677 people were abused by clergy between...

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  • Putin has message for Russian poisoning suspects he calls 'civilians': ‘Come forward’

    The Russian president encourages them to tell their side of the story.

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  • EU chief aims to boost euro's role in world markets

    European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker says he'll unveil plans this year to boost the euro's role in financial markets, which are dominated...

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  • Brazil's da Silva names successor, but will voters follow?

    Former Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva has sent a letter from jail asking his tens of millions supporters to vote for the man who has...

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  • Polish leader slammed for saying EU has little relevance

    President Andrzej Duda came under heavy criticism by political opponents on Wednesday after called the European Union an "imaginary community" of...

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• Sep 12

  • Merkel: Germany must respond to chemical weapon use

    Chancellor Angela Merkel says Germany cannot simply look the other way if chemical weapons are being used in war zone conflicts

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  • Correction: Belgium-Congo-Bemba story

    Correction: Belgium-Congo-Bemba story

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  • Vietnam jails activist for 12 years in crackdown on dissent

    A court in central Vietnam has sentenced an activist to 12 years in prison after finding him guilty of associating with an outlawed dissident group

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• Sep 12

  • UN: Syria war displacement this year worst ever

    Over 1 million displaced Syrians are now living in dire conditions.

    Sep 12

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  • Iran looks warily to China for help as US sanctions resume

    Iran looks warily to China for help as US sanctions resume, but Beijing has its own interests

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  • Cambodian prime minister says 'let us fix our own problems'

    Cambodian leader rejects criticism of region by outsiders, defends Myanmar

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  • Cholera outbreak in Zimbabwe's capital escalates; 21 dead

    Zimbabwe's police ban "public gatherings" in Harare in effort to curb cholera outbreak that has killed 21 people

    Sep 12

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  • Pope summons bishops for February abuse prevention summit

    Pope Francis is summoning the presidents of every bishops conference around the world for a February summit to discuss preventing clergy sex abuse and...

    Sep 12

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  • FBI arrests Puerto Rico senator facing corruption charges

    The FBI has arrested a Puerto Rico senator who has been indicted by a federal grand jury on corruption charges

    Sep 12

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  • Iraq: Car bomb explosion kills at least 6 north of Baghdad

    Iraqi officials say car bomb explodes outside a restaurant north of Baghdad killing at least six people

    Sep 12

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  • Israeli minister: Iran could face military answer to nukes

    An Israeli Cabinet minister says if Iran chooses to continue pursuing a nuclear program it will face a "military" answer

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  • Pope summons heads of all bishops conferences around world for February summit on preventing clergy sex abuse

    Pope summons heads of all bishops conferences around world for February summit on preventing clergy sex abuse

    Sep 12

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  • US financial adviser guilty in Ecuador bribery scheme

    A U.S. based financial adviser has pleaded guilty for his role in a bribery scheme involving Ecuador's state-owned energy company

    Sep 12

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  • EU lawmakers vote in favor of action against Hungary for undermining bloc's values

    EU lawmakers vote in favor of action against Hungary for undermining bloc's values

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  • Singapore DJ mounts challenge of colonial-era anti-gay law

    A Singaporean DJ is challenging a law that bans sex between men, a holdover from British colonial days that conservatives insist on keeping but...

    Sep 12

• Sep 12

  • AP PHOTOS: Kyrgyzstan revives traditions in Nomad Games

    AP PHOTOS: Kyrgyzstan revives ancient tradition in Nomad Games

    Sep 12

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  • Turkey slams 'terror-linked' NGOs at rights conference

    Turkey has confirmed that it is boycotting Europe's largest human rights conference because of the presence of non-governmental organizations it says...

    Sep 12

• Sep 12

  • Afghan official: Death toll in suicide bombing rises to 68

    165 others were wounded in the attack.

    Sep 12