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  • Hong Kong protests challenge China with no end in sight

    What began as a protest against an extradition bill has ballooned.

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  • Venezuela frees musician jailed after blasting government

    Authorities in Venezuela have released from prison a young musician who was jailed six weeks ago after taking to social media to vent her frustration...

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  • AP Explains: Questions and answers on new US asylum ban

    AP Explains: Questions and answers on new US asylum ban

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  • Will Trump let Chevron stay in Venezuela?

    The Trump administration needs to decide by July 27 whether or not to allow Chevron to keep operating in Venezuela

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  • Prosecutor: Israeli woman oversaw $145M investor fraud plot

    A federal prosecutor says emails, recorded telephone calls and videotaped evidence will show that an Israeli woman oversaw a global scheme to defraud...

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  • Trump's new asylum rules go into effect, and opponents sue

    Hundreds of immigrants showed up at border crossings in hopes of getting into the U.S. but faced the likelihood of being turned away

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  • 3 dead, 4 missing in float plane crash in Canada

    At least three people died and a search is under way for four people missing after a float plane crashed into a lake in the Eastern Canadian province...

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  • Twins conjoined at the head successfully separated after 55 hours of surgery

    The chances of craniopagus twins undergoing surgery is one in 10 million.

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  • Head of UN nuclear watchdog reported to be stepping down

    The United Nations' nuclear watchdog says it can't confirm rumors that its director general is stepping down for health reasons

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  • California indictment alleges MS-13 hacked victims to death

    A federal racketeering indictment alleges that members and associates of the MS-13 gang committed a series of murders including several in which...

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  • Ukraine language law debate spills into UN Security Council

    A clash over a new Ukrainian language law is playing out in the U.N. Security Council

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  • Former Peruvian president Alejandro Toledo arrested in US

    US, Peruvian authorities say former president Alejandro Toledo, wanted on corruption charges, has been arrested in the United States

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  • Saudi forces intercept Yemeni rebel drones targeting cities

    A Yemeni human rights group says civilians are paying the human cost of the country's five-year war

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  • Italy's Salvini bows to pressure to respond on Russia report

    Italian Deputy Premier Matteo Salvini has bowed to days of pressure and agreed to respond to questions in Parliament about allegations an associate...

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  • The Latest: UAE official says tanker sent no distress call

    An Emirati official says a small oil tanker that's based in the United Arab Emirates offered no distress call before switching off its tracker over...

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  • Peru authorities say ex-president Alejandro Toledo, wanted for alleged corruption, has been arrested in United States

    Peru authorities say ex-president Alejandro Toledo, wanted for alleged corruption, has been arrested in United States

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  • Saudi business hours extended, leaving prayer rules in place

    Saudi Arabia's Cabinet approves measure to allow shops to remain open for 24 hours, but the move stops short of explicitly peeling back the mandatory...

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  • New Greek PM calls bond auction "vote of confidence"

    Greece has launched a bond auction, its third effort in 2019 to raise money from international markets, as it aims to take advantage of an improvement...

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  • 'Chatgate' scandal throws Puerto Rico's governor into crisis

    Profanity-laced online chat throws Puerto Rico's governor into crisis

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  • Testimony ends in penalty phase of slain Chinese woman case

    Testimony has wrapped up in the penalty phase of the trial of a former University of Illinois doctoral student convicted of killing a scholar from...

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  • Von der Leyen confirmed as new European Commission president

    Ursula von der Leyen has been confirmed as the new European Commission president Tuesday, becoming the first woman to hold one of the most prestigious...

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  • Sudan army, protesters meet to discuss transition deal

    Sudan's ruling generals and the pro-democracy movement are meeting to finalize a power-sharing deal

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  • Monkeys, baseball and swimming: World in Photos

    A look at the top photos from around the globe.

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  • Half blood thunder moon visible in most locations outside US

    The final partial lunar eclipse of the year is happening just weeks after a total solar eclipse in Chile and Argentina.

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  • International judges give reasons for Ivory Coast acquittals

    Judges at the International Criminal Court have issued lengthy explanations for the decision to acquit Ivory Coast's ex-president on crimes against...

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  • Will Trump let Chevron stay in Venezuela?

    The Trump administration needs to decide by July 27 whether or not to allow Chevron to keep operating in Venezuela

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  • Bukele defends Salvador on migration, crime, raps neighbors

    El Salvador's new president says his country is trying to reduce irregular migration and fight crime and drug trafficking, and deserves to be treated...

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  • Officials: Migrants return to bombed Libya detention center

    A Libyan detention center where an airstrike killed more than 50 people two weeks ago is filling up with migrants again, and work has resumed at a...

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  • 4-story building collapses in India; several feared trapped

    Several people are feared trapped.

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  • Lebanese parliament convenes on budget amid tight security

    Lebanese lawmakers discuss draft 2019 budget amid tight security, limited protests against austerity measures

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  • PM of Iraq's Kurdish region meets top officials in Baghdad

    The newly confirmed prime minister of Iraq's self-ruled Kurdish region is meeting with top officials on his first visit to the Iraqi capital since he...

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  • Pakistani journalists hold protests to denounce censorship

    Pakistani journalists hold countrywide protests against censorship, closures of TV stations

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  • Former Mitsubishi workers seek assets sale for forced labor

    Colonial-era Korean laborers seek approval for the sale of assets of former Japanese employer

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  • Top French minister resigns over alleged lavish lifestyle

    The No. 2 in the French government has resigned over reports that he has been living a lavish lifestyle at the expense of France's taxpayers

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  • US fears Iran seized UAE-based tanker in Strait of Hormuz

    US fears Iran seized a UAE-based oil tanker in the Strait of Hormuz after it turned off tracker over two days ago

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  • 10,000 evacuated after massive fire disrupts Croatian music festival

    The American rapper Tyga was due to perform on the main stage before the fire.

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  • Lithuania president against any EU sanctions for Poland

    Lithuania's new president has spoken out against the possibility of European Union sanctions on Poland for changes the country has made to its...

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  • Greece: Suspect charged for US scientist's slaying in Crete

    A 27-year-old man was charged with murder and rape Tuesday in the killing of an American scientist who disappeared on the Greek island of Crete and...

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  • 78 dead in Nepal as flooding wreaks havoc in South Asia

    40,000 soldiers and police officers were using helicopters to rush supplies in.

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  • Boeing jet trouble leads to cuts at Europe's busiest airline

    Europe's biggest airline by passengers, budget carrier Ryanair, will cut flights and close some of its bases beginning this winter because of the...

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  • North Korea floats idea of lifting weapons test moratorium

    The statement Tuesday appears aimed at applying more pressure on the U.S.

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  • Zimbabwe's civil servants protest pay as inflation hits 176%

    Representatives of Zimbabwe's government workers Tuesday protested against what they called "slave salaries" as inflation almost doubled to 176%, a...

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  • Man arrested in murder of American biologist in Greece as grisly new details emerge

    Suzanne Eaton, 59, was found dead in an abandoned World War II bunker on Crete.

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  • Wales swipes 'world's steepest street' record from New Zealand: 'Steeper is steeper'

    The Welsh road of Ffordd Pen Llech has a gradient of 37.45%.

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  • US defense official tells AP that America 'has suspicions' that Iran seized UAE-based oil tanker that turned off tracker

    US defense official tells AP that America 'has suspicions' that Iran seized UAE-based oil tanker that turned off tracker

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  • Activists: Duterte in crosshairs with new law on harassment

    Philippine activists have welcomed a new law against a range of acts of sexual harassment that the president signed but they say puts him in its...

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  • Reports: Airstrikes hit market in Syria's north, kill 9

    Paramedics and a war monitor say at least nine civilians have been killed in Syrian government airstrikes on a residential area in the northwestern...

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  • Thailand's new Cabinet sworn in, ending rule by army junta

    Thailand's new Cabinet has been sworn in, creating a nominally elected government after five years of military rule but keeping power in the hands of...

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