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  • Egypt officials say bombing attempt near church thwarted

    Egypt's official news agency says a man wearing an explosives belt attempted to attack a Coptic Christian church north of Cairo but failed to enter...

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  • Canadian police charge suspect in shooting that left 4 dead

    Canadian police have arrested a man for the deaths of two police officers and two civilians in a shooting in the eastern province of New Brunswick

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  • 7 killed in rebel attack amid Congo's latest Ebola outbreak

    7 killed in rebel attack amid Congo's latest deadly Ebola outbreak; population sent fleeing

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  • Gunmen kill 3 police, suicide bomber wounds 6 in Pakistan

    Officials say gunmen have killed three police in an overnight attack in northern Pakistan, and a suicide bomber wounded three Chinese engineers and...

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  • British charity says heat wave put flamingoes in the mood

    British conservation charity says record-breaking temperatures encouraged a rare flock of Andean flamingoes to lay eggs for the first time since 2003

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  • Toll from Greek seaside resort wildfire rises to 94

    The death toll from the July 23 fire at the seaside resort of Mati, near Athens, has risen to 94 after a 57-year-old woman in intensive care died of...

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  • Taliban cling to pockets of Afghan city after assault

    Afghan forces are battling the Taliban in parts of Ghazni a day after the insurgents launched a multi-pronged assault on the eastern city

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  • Okinawa rally mourns governor, opposes US base relocation

    Tens of thousands of protesters have gathered in Okinawa vowing to stop a planned U.S military base relocation on the southern Japanese island

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  • Bomb kills Jordanian policeman near capital

    Jordanian authorities say a bomb has killed a policeman near the capital

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  • Light plane with 9 people aboard reported missing in Papua

    A light aircraft with nine people on board has been reportedly missing in Indonesia's easternmost province of Papua

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  • Extremist threat could deter voters in Mali's second round

    'The jihadists took them': Extremist threat could deter voters in Mali's second round

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  • French prosecutor seeks charges for 2 Germans in camp flood

    A French prosecutor says that two Germans detained after 119 children were evacuated from their flooded campsite in southern France are being sent...

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  • Romania police defend role in protest where hundreds hurt

    Romanian police have defended their use of force after an anti-government protest turned violent leaving 455 people, including three dozen riot...

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  • Japan checking report of Japanese man held in North Korea

    Japan says it is looking into reports of a Japanese citizen taken into custody this month in North Korea

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  • Police investigate blast at defense plant that kills 1

    Police in southwestern England are investigating an explosion at a defense plant that killed one person and left another in critical condition

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  • Iran says 10 militants killed in Kurdish area near Iraq

    Iran's elite Revolutionary Guard says it has killed 10 militants in a Kurdish region near the border with Iraq

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  • All 9 aboard rescue chopper crashed in Japan confirmed dead

    Japanese authorities say all nine people aboard a search and rescue helicopter that crashed into the central mountains are confirmed dead

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  • Police arrest Albanian man accused of killing 8 relatives

    Albanian police say they have arrested a 24-year-old man accused of shooting dead eight relatives for still unknown reasons

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  • Turkey shaken by financial fears, Trump rattles it further

    A financial shockwave rips through Turkey, whose currency nosedived on concerns about economic policies and a dispute with the U.S., which President...

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  • Taiwan's Tsai travels in face of China diplomatic onslaught

    When Taiwanese President Tsai Ing-wen departs Sunday for Latin America, she'll be traveling to a region she's already visited three times in two years

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  • Australia tourist dies in bike crash near NYC's Central Park

    An Australian tourist biking in New York City died after colliding with a garbage truck as she swerved to avoid a vehicle blocking the bike lane near...

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  • Iran fired ballistic missile last week in naval exercise

    First Iranian ballistic missile launch this year

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  • Amnesty urges Cuba to allow access to detained dissident

    Amnesty International says the leader of one of Cuba's largest dissident groups has been held incommunicado for a week in the eastern part of the...

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  • Bodies, wreckage will not be recovered in Alaska crash

    The National Park Service has ended attempts to recover bodies and wreckage of a small airplane that crashed on a near-vertical mountain within...

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  • Millions in limbo as nativist anger roils Indian state

    Thousands of people left off a draft list of Indian citizens are preparing to file appeals across the northeastern state of Assam, wading into a...

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  • WWII pilot's remains return home after 7 decades

    The remains of a World War II pilot were finally buried with full military honors in his home state of Nebraska after 73 years in foreign soil

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  • Prosecutors seek to lift Guatemala president's immunity

    Guatemalan prosecutors and a U.N.-backed anti-graft commission are seeking for a third time to have President Jimmy Morales's immunity of office...

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  • Eco-terror defendant arrested in Cuba after 12 years on run

    Authorities say a former Seattle man wanted in connection with an eco-terrorism conspiracy dating back two decades has been arrested in Cuba

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  • Syria: At least 22 killed in Idlib and Aleppo airstrikes

    Syrian government forces unleash wave of strikes on opposition territory, killing at least 22

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  • Arbitrary arrests, abuse the new norm in Nicaragua

    Arbitrary arrests, abuse the new norm in Nicaragua as government cracks down on unrest

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  • Arbitrary arrests, abuse the new norm in Nicaragua

    Arbitrary arrests, abuse the new norm in Nicaragua as government cracks down on unrest

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  • Romanian expats stage huge anti-govt protest in Bucharest

    Tens of thousands of Romanians flocked to an anti-government protest from near and far, urging the left-wing government to resign and call an early...

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  • French police detain 2 campsite officials in flooding probe

    A French prosecutor says police have detained two officials from a German association that operates a campsite in southern France where flooding...

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  • Canadian police say at least 4 dead in shooting

    Police in the city of Fredericton, New Brunswick asked residents to stay inside.

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  • Shooting in Canadian city leaves at least 4 dead, police say

    Police said one suspect was in custody.

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  • Zimbabwe's opposition challenges election results in court

    Zimbabwe's opposition challenges presidential vote results in court as inauguration 'on hold'

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  • UN panel concerned at reported Chinese detention of Uighurs

    A U.N. anti-discrimination committee has raised concerns over China's treatment of the Uighur Muslim minority, citing reports of mass detentions

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  • Colombia peace tribunal summons ex-soldiers for youth deaths

    Fourteen former soldiers are being summoned by Colombia's special peace tribunals for the murder of five young men who were abducted in 2008 and later...

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  • Venezuelan officials release video from jailed lawmaker

    Venezuelan officials have released a videotaped statement from an opposition lawmaker accused of having a role in an assassination attempt on...

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  • The Latest: 2 officers ID'd in Canada shooting

    Police have identified the two officers who were killed in the small Canadian city of Fredericton after responding to a shooting at an apartment...

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  • Video shows Cameroon's soldiers shooting cowering civilians

    Video shows Cameroon's soldiers shooting cowering civilians, Amnesty International says

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  • 50,000 passengers expected to be affected by airline strike

    Ryanair employees are on strike in Germany, Ireland, Sweden, Belgium and the Netherlands, forcing the firm to cancel 394 flights.

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  • Yemen's Shiite rebels welcome UN call for Saudi strike probe

    Yemen's Shiite rebels welcome UN call for probe into Saudi-led coalition airstrike that killed many children, coalition says it will investigate

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  • Aug. 15, 1994: Alleged terrorist 'Carlos the Jackal' is captured

    The alleged terrorist, whose real name is Ilich Ramirez Sanchez, was captured in Sudan.

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  • Aug. 14, 2005: Helios Airways flight crashes in Greece, killing everyone on board

    Greek officials said a lack of oxygen on the plane may have played a role in the crash.

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  • Brazen Taliban attack raises pressure on Afghan forces

    Afghan President Ashraf Ghani called an emergency meeting of his security officials after the Taliban tried to overrun the provincial capital of...

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  • Albania: Police seek 24-year-old in slaying of 8 relatives

    Police in Albania say a 24-year-old man shot and killed eight relatives for reasons that still are unknown

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  • Taliban storms strategic Afghan city

    It's the latest in a string of attempts by the Taliban to overrun urban centers.

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  • 11 killed in central Mali amid suspicions over extremists

    11 killed near market in central Mali amid community suspicions over extremist recruiting

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