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  • US commerce secretary welcomed in recession-weary Greece

    U.S. Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross inaugurates trade fair in recession-weary Greece as government pushes for overseas investment but faces mass...

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  • 21 killed as bus plunges into ravine in Indonesia

    Officials say 21 people were killed when a tourist bus plunged into a ravine on Indonesia's main Java island

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  • The Latest: Observers say at least 4 killed in Syria's Idlib

    War monitoring group and rescue workers say at least four people have been killed in an intensifying government and Russian air campaign against the...

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  • Dos Santos steps down as leader of Angola's ruling party

    Dos Santos acknowledges mistakes as he steps down as leader of Angola's ruling party

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  • Swedes weigh choices before vote likely to boost far-right

    Swedish political candidates are making their final pitches to voters on the eve of a general election expected to give historic gains to a far-right...

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  • Helicopter crash in Nepal kills 5, leaves 1 missing

    A helicopter flying in bad weather has crashed in Nepal's mountains, killing five of the seven people on board and leaving another missing

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  • Egypt court sends 75 to death, 47 to life over 2013 protest

    Egyptian court sentences 75 to death, 47 to life for their involvement in a 2013 sit-in protest

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  • Intense air raids on edge of Syria's rebel-held Idlib

    Activists and a war monitoring group say Syrian government and Russian warplanes have targeted the southern edge of Idlib province with a series of...

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  • Bumblers or just brazen? Spotlight on Russia's ascendant GRU

    The nerve agent attack on Sergei Skripal in Britain was either botched, or intentionally obvious

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  • Anti-Iran slogans, torched buildings in Iraq's Basra

    Official at Iraq's Basra airport says assailants have fired three Katyusha rockets at the airport, no casualties were reported

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  • Kurdish media says at least 9 killed in attack in north Iraq

    Kurdish media reports at least 9 killed in attack on Democratic Party of Iranian Kurdistan base in Iraq

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  • AP Explains: Modern media magnify impact of assassinations

    AP Explains: Television, and now social media, magnify impact of both successful and attempted assassinations

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  • N. Korean military parades: Propaganda, intimidation, unity

    How North Korean military parades have evolved under 3 generations of the Kim family

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  • UK looks at easing divorce law after high-profile court case

    The British government wants to make it easier for couples to divorce, spurred by the case of a woman ordered to stay in what she called a loveless...

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  • German investigators say Chemnitz attack video genuine

    Prosecutors leading the investigation into a far-right demonstration in Chemnitz say there's no evidence a video showing protesters chasing down and...

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  • Kurdish media reports at least 9 killed in attack on Democratic Party of Iranian Kurdistan base in Iraq

    Kurdish media reports at least 9 killed in attack on Democratic Party of Iranian Kurdistan base in Iraq

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  • Germany's Merkel in Macedonia before referendum on name deal

    German chancellor Angela Merkel has on a brief visit to Macedonia ahead of a referendum on a deal with neighboring Greece to change the tiny Balkan...

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  • Family of 3 run over by London subway train, escape unhurt

    British police say a family of three had an amazing escape after falling into the path of a London subway train

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  • Child asylum-seekers go into hiding before Dutch deportation

    Two Armenian children whose bid for asylum in the Netherlands has been rejected have gone into hiding on the day the Dutch government was expected to...

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  • UN envoy to Yemen seeks to downplay non-start of talks

    UN envoy to Yemen seeks to play down significance of peace talks not starting, to head back to Yemen to try and agree on a new date

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  • Maldives hits out at US remarks over possible sanctions

    The Maldives has hit out at the United States after the U.S. warned of possible sanctions against key officials of the island nation if upcoming...

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  • N. Korea revives iconic mass games for 70th anniversary gala

    Socialist art or insouciant homage to authoritarianism? After 5-year hiatus, North Korea is reviving its iconic mass games

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  • Former AP photojournalist Kim Chonkil dies at age 89

    Former Associated Press photojournalist Kim Chonkil, whose images captured South Korea's turbulent transition from dictatorship to democracy, has died...

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  • Iran: US seeks talks amid increasing economic pressure

    President Hassan Rouhani says Iran routinely receives invitations from the U.S. for talks even as the country is pressured by the U.S. in the form of...

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  • Afghan official: 16 people killed in traffic accident

    An Afghan official says at least 16 people, including women and children, have been killed in a traffic accident in the country's southern Kandahar...

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  • Iraqi airport official says unknown assailants have fired 3 Katyusha rockets at Basra airport, no casualties reported

    Iraqi airport official says unknown assailants have fired 3 Katyusha rockets at Basra airport, no casualties reported

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  • Letter confirms Vatican received McCarrick complaint in 2000

    A 2006 letter from a top Vatican official confirms the Holy See received information in 2000 about the sexual misconduct of a cardinal in the U.S.,...

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  • Death toll rises, flights resume, power back in Japan quake

    Japanese rescue workers and troops are searching for the missing for a third straight day in a northern Japan hamlet buried by landslides from a...

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  • Tropical Storm Helene forms in eastern Atlantic

    A new tropical storm has formed in the eastern Atlantic off the coast of Africa

    Sep 7

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  • Japan quake toll up to 20 as rescuers dig through landslides

    The toll from an earthquake that rocked Japan's northernmost main island of Hokkaido has climbed to 20 as the region slowly restores power and...

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  • Mexico site of new mass graves had been searched in 2017

    A day after authorities in the Mexican state of Veracruz announced the recovery of at least 166 skulls in mass clandestine graves, journalists...

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  • AP Explains: What to expect at N.Korea 70th anniversary gala

    AP Explains: What to expect at North Korea's 70th anniversary gala

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  • Stabbing of candidate shakes Brazil's presidential race

    Stabbing of leading candidate Jair Bolsonaro shakes Brazil's presidential race one month ahead of vote

    Sep 7

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  • Iraqi protesters set fire to Iran consulate in southern city

    Angry protesters have stormed the Iranian consulate in the southern city of Basra and set fire to an Iranian flag, as part of ongoing demonstrations...

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  • High-stakes diplomacy as battle for Syria's Idlib looms

    High-stakes diplomacy unfolds in Iran before a looming battle for Idlib province in northwestern Syria

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  • Police say shooter's gun jammed during office rampage

    The shooter who killed three people in a Cincinnati office high-rise had made filed a recent lawsuit that a judge in June said "borders on...

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  • Inside a reptile cafe in Cambodia

    At this cafe in Cambodia, Chea Raty combined his love for reptiles with his need to be financially secure.

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  • Inside the Cambodia coffee shop where you can hang out with reptiles

    At Reptile Coffee, you can hang with exotic animals while drinking a cup of Joe.

    Sep 7

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  • A look at top candidates in Brazil's presidential race

    A look at the top contenders in Brazil's presidential elections after the stabbing of a leading candidate threw the race into disarray

    Sep 7

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  • The Latest: Syria says it's committed to 'liberate' Idlib

    Syria's U.N. ambassador says the government is committed to regain Syrian territory and "liberate it from terrorism and foreign occupation."

    Sep 7

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  • Immigrant families struggling with trauma of separation

    Immigrant kids suffer bouts of crying, withdrawal as parents look to US government to pay for trauma from 'zero-tolerance' policy

    Sep 7

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  • Palestinian teen killed by Israeli fire at Gaza border rally

    Gaza's Health Ministry says a teenager was killed and dozens of other Palestinians injured by Israeli gunfire at a border protest

    Sep 7

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  • California fire, John McCain funeral, gay rights in India: The Week in Photos

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

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• Sep 7

  • Venezuela merchants face arrest for defying Maduro's reforms

    Venezuela merchants face arrest for defying President Nicolas Maduro's reforms

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  • Charges filed in $5 million India-based call center scheme

    Federal prosecutors in Atlanta say 15 people and five businesses have been indicted in an India-based call-center fraud scheme that victimized more...

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  • Court rejects Israeli rights group's Gaza travel request

    An Israeli rights group says the country's Supreme Court rejected its petition to ease restrictions on Palestinians traveling through a Gaza border...

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  • Trump says he's expecting a new letter from Kim Jong Un

    Trump said he thinks it will be a "positive letter."

    Sep 7

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  • Spanish government under pressure over Saudi defense deals

    Shipbuilders are blocking roads in southern Spain amid fears that Saudi Arabia could scrap a $2.1 billion purchase of warships in a possible...

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  • Report: Iran's Guard kills 6 Kurdish militants near border

    Iran's semi-official Tasnim news agency is reporting that the country's Revolutionary Guard has killed six Kurdish militants and wounded several...

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  • 'Under the Wire' doc explores legacy of journalist killed in Syria

    Marie Colvin spent 30 years reporting from conflict zones. Syria proved deadly.

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