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  • Lightning storm kills 20 in eastern India

    A government official says lightning has killed at least 20 people during thunderstorms and heavy rains in eastern India.

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  • AP Photos: Life and death in eastern Congo's Ebola outbreak

    AP Photos: Life and death in Beni, the epicenter of eastern Congo's Ebola outbreak which has killed more than 1,600 people in nearly one year

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  • Landslides in southwest China kill 12; 34 missing

    Authorities say at least 12 people have died in two landslides in southwestern China and a rescue operation is underway for 34 missing

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  • Accident in Turkey injures 25 tourists; most from Poland

    Turkey's state-run news agency says a tour bus carrying tourists from Poland, Russia and Norway veered off a road near the Mediterranean coast and...

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  • Taliban kill 4 Afghan police in attack on checkpoint

    An Afghan official says the Taliban have attacked a checkpoint in the western Farah province, killing at least four police and wounding another two

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  • Germany charges suspect over 2005 killing of Sri Lanka FM

    German prosecutors have charged a suspected member of the Tamil Tigers with being an accessory to murder in the 2005 assassination of Sri Lanka's...

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  • The Latest: China says HK protester acts are 'intolerable'

    China's Defense Ministry has pointed to a Hong Kong law that allows Chinese army troops to handle public security crises

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  • Sustainable wood group sanctions Korean-Indonesian company

    The main global organization for certifying sustainable wood says it's requiring changes from one of its members that destroyed tropical forests in...

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  • Japanese utility likely to scrap more reactors in Fukushima

    The operator of the nuclear plant wrecked by a tsunami is considering decommissioning more reactors in northeastern Japan

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  • Mired in poverty, Afghans bring their children to work

    The U.S. and its allies have sunk billions of dollars of aid into Afghanistan since the invasion to oust the Taliban 18 years ago, but the country...

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  • Automaker Daimler loses $1.3 billion on diesel, air bag woes

    Daimler AG, maker of Mercedes-Benz cars, says it lost $1.3 billion in the second quarter on one-time charges for troubles with diesel cars and air bag...

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  • Restructuring Deutsche Bank posts $3.45 billion loss

    Deutsche Bank says it lost $3.45 billion in the second quarter as the bank booked heavy charges for its sweeping restructuring that will drop 18,000...

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  • Inside North Korea: A rare foreign student's view of life in Pyongyang

    Alek Sigley was pursuing a master's degree at North Korea's premier university.

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  • Russia wants probe on alleged S Korean airspace violation

    A lawmaker cites Russia's acting ambassador as saying Russia wants an investigation into a South Korean announcement that a Russia military plane has...

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  • Who are the men in white behind Hong Kong's mob attack?

    Who are the men in white behind Hong Kong's mob attack on train commuters?

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  • China says it won't rule out using force to reunify Taiwan

    China says it will not "renounce the use of force" in efforts to reunify Taiwan with the mainland and vows to take all necessary military measures to...

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  • In prized Venezuelan building, a long wait for light

    When the lights began flickering back on in Venezuela's capital, residents in the six-story Doleli Building hailed as part of the city's cultural...

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  • Police: Indonesian couple carried out Philippine bombing

    Police say they believe an Indonesian couple carried out the suicide bombing of a cathedral in the southern Philippines in January that killed more...

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  • Li Peng, Chinese premier during Tiananmen crackdown, dies

    The legacy of former premier Li Peng is largely modern China itself, where extended economic growth is inextricably coupled with authoritarian...

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  • Chinese defense report says US, Japanese and Australian moves to beef up militaries bring uncertainties to Asia-Pacific

    Chinese defense report says US, Japanese and Australian moves to beef up militaries bring uncertainties to Asia-Pacific

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  • China says it will not "renounce use of force" to reunify with Taiwan, vows to fight "separatists" in Xinjiang, Tibet

    China says it will not "renounce use of force" to reunify with Taiwan, vows to fight "separatists" in Xinjiang, Tibet

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  • Nicaragua court frees prisoner in death of Brazilian student

    A court in Nicaragua has ordered the release of a suspected armed pro-government civilian sentenced to 15 years in prison for the killing of Brazilian...

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  • Nations still in Iran nuclear deal meeting Sunday in Vienna

    French authorities in a meeting with an Iranian envoy stressed the need for Tehran to quickly respect the 2015 nuclear accord it has breached and...

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  • Australian Parliament to ban extremists from coming home

    Australia is set to pass laws to delay suspected extremists from returning home while Australian supporters of the Islamic State group are demanding...

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  • Bill giving Venezuelans protected status fails in US House

    A bill aimed at protecting Venezuelan citizens currently living in the United States from deportation by granting them temporary protected status...

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  • Missing men now suspects in Canada murders

    Canadian police say that two young men thought missing are now suspects in the murders of an Australian and his American girlfriend as well as another...

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  • In Greece, floating candles mark anniversary of deadly fire

    Residents of a small coastal resort gutted by a deadly wildfire one year ago held a candlelight memorial on the beach late Tuesday in memory of the...

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  • Syrian state media report Israeli strike on country's south

    Syria's state media is reporting an Israeli attack on the country's southern province of Daraa saying it did not inflict any casualties

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  • Cellphones sought in Puerto Rico as political crisis deepens

    A Puerto Rico judge has issued search warrants for the cellphones of government officials tied to a crude and offensive online chat whose leak has set...

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  • US spars with key allies at UN over Mideast peace approach

    US spars with key allies at the UN over Mideast approach as White House prepares to unveil plan

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  • Questions raised over arrest of Mexican national in Missouri

    A Missouri congressman is questioning why immigration officials broke a car window and pulled a Mexican national out of his car while his girlfriend...

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  • Lawyer: Professor charged with murder won't plead guilty

    A lawyer for a former Northwestern University professor charged in the 2017 stabbing death of his boyfriend responded to a co-defendant's guilty plea...

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  • Wisconsin tribe sues Enbridge to force pipeline removal

    Members of a Native American tribe in Wisconsin are suing Enbridge Inc. in hopes of forcing the Canadian company to remove sections of a major...

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  • The Latest: Enbridge officials want time to review lawsuit

    Enbridge Inc. officials aren't saying much about a lawsuit that members of a Native American tribe in Wisconsin have filed seeking to force the...

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  • Opposition rallies as Venezuela blackout eases in some areas

    Venezuela's opposition seeks to harness anger over a massive blackout that deepened hardship nationwide, but turnout at opposition rally is relatively...

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  • Mexico finds 150 migrants in trailer without food, water

    Mexico finds 150 migrants kept for days in trailer without food, water

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  • World Santa Claus Congress draws in Santas from around the world

    At least 150 people dressed in Santa's signature garb gathered in Copenhagen, Denmark, for the 62nd annual World Santa Claus Congress.

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  • The Latest: Prosecutors target leaked Puerto Rico chat case

    A Puerto Rico judge has issued search warrants for the cellphones of government officials tied to a crude and offensive online chat whose leak has set...

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  • Boris Johnson's chaotic path to power finally pays off

    Boris Johnson aspires to be a modern-day Winston Churchill

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  • Missing teens now suspects in murders of couple, Canadian police say

    Police warned people not to approach the teens, who may be in British Columbia.

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  • Boris Johnson becomes new UK prime minister

    The former mayor of London takes the place of former Prime Minister Theresa May.

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  • Ukraine president's party gets solid parliament majority

    Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy's party has won a commanding majority of seats in the national parliament election, near-complete results...

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  • Afghan government asks for clarification of Trump's remarks

    The Afghan government has asked for clarification after President Donald Trump said he could win the 18-year war in 10 days but that "Afghanistan...

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  • 12 killed in rebel attacks in Congo's Ebola outbreak region

    12 killed in overnight rebel attacks in Congo's Ebola outbreak region

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  • Former Israeli PM apologizes for killing of Arab protesters

    A former Israeli prime minister is apologizing for the killing of 13 Arab protesters by Israeli police in 2000

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  • Researchers to commemorate first 'dead' glacier with plaque, memorial service

    The Okjökull Glacier, now known as "Ok," lost its glacier status in 2014.

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  • Demonstrators commemorate slain Russian LGBT activist

    Dozens of demonstrators have held solo pickets in St. Petersburg to commemorate a political and LGBT rights activist who was killed over the weekend

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  • French government reports clear ex-minister of over-spending

    Two reports have cleared the former No. 2 in the French government of excessive spending a week after Francois de Rugy resigned as environment...

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  • Market bombing in Pakistan kills 2, wounds 29

    A Pakistani official says a roadside bomb has exploded in a market on the outskirts of Quetta, killing at least two people and wounding 29

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  • Tropical storm forms in Pacific; no threat to land

    A new tropical storm has formed over the Pacific Ocean, but it's expected to be short-lived and doesn't threaten land

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