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  • Pope honors victims of Soviet and Nazi crimes in Baltics

    Pope Francis is paying tribute to the Lithuanians who suffered and died during Soviet and Nazi occupations on the day the country remembers the near...

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  • Israel gives West Bank village Oct. 1 demolition deadline

    The Israeli military has informed residents of a West Bank hamlet that they have until Oct. 1 to leave before their homes face demolition

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  • German government seeks to end standoff over spy chief

    Leaders of German Chancellor Angela Merkel's governing coalition are trying to resolve a standoff over the future of the country's domestic...

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  • The Latest: Iran says US ally behind military parade attack

    Iran's President Hassan Rouhani claims an unnamed U.S.-allied country supports the group that attacked a military parade on Saturday

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  • American victims want Palestinian leader barred from UN meet

    A group of American victims of Palestinian violence are asking President Donald Trump to bar Palestinian leader Mahmoud Abbas from entering the United...

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  • Maldives election begins amid opposition cry of unfairness

    Voting has started in the Maldives in a presidential election that is widely seen as a referendum on the island nation's young democracy

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  • Iran-backed militias accused of reign of fear in Iraqi Basra

    Activists in Iraq's oil capital of Basra say the city's powerful Iranian-backed Shiite militias used violence, threats to silence protests against...

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  • The Latest: No arrests after Maldives' elections-eve raid

    Party officials say no arrests have been made Sunday after an elections-eve raid of the presidential opposition candidate's main campaign office in...

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  • Indonesia presidential contenders vow peaceful campaign

    Campaigning for Indonesia's presidential election officially began Sunday with the two contenders releasing white birds and vowing a peaceful race as...

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  • Iran summons Western diplomats over parade attack killing 25

    Iran has summoned diplomats from Britain, Denmark and the Netherlands over allegedly harboring "members of the terrorist group" that launched an...

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  • 'Tribe' of good Samaritans offer hot food, showers after tornado blacks out Ottawa

    "I just thought to myself, 'How can I help?'"

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  • China summons US envoys over sanctions linked to Russia deal

    China has summoned the U.S. ambassador to deliver a strong protest against economic sanctions lodged over the purchase of Russian fighter jets and...

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  • Hundreds mark Hurricane Maria anniversary near Trump resort

    Activists marking the one-year anniversary of Hurricane Maria's devastation of Puerto Ricostage a rally and caravan focused on President Donald...

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  • AP Explains: Why elections hold key for Maldives' future

    AP Explains: Why elections hold key for Maldives' future

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  • The Latest: UN chief offers condolences over attack in Iran

    United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres is offering condolences to Iranians affected by an attack on a military parade that killed 25 people...

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  • Mexico releases images of clothing found in mass grave

    174 human skulls were found in mass grave in the Gulf coast state of Veracruz.

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  • Militants attack Iran military parade, killing at least 25

    Militants disguised as soldiers opened fire on an annual Iranian military parade in the country's oil-rich southwest, killing at least 25 people and...

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  • Maria's death toll climbed long after rain stopped

    After Hurricane Maria, hundreds of Puerto Ricans with treatable ailments like bedsores and kidney problems died agonizing deaths after going without...

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  • Chinese navy hospital ship docks in Venezuela amid crisis

    A Chinese navy hospital ship docked near Venezuela's capital as the OPEC nation's deepening economic crisis garners the attention of the U.S. and...

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  • Canada's capital reeling after tornado hammers communities

    A powerful tornado that carved a path through parts of Canada's capital snapped trees, tossed cars and obliterated dozens of homes leaving what the...

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  • Tanzania death toll 209 as survivor found in capsized ferry

    An engineer was found near the engine of the upturned vessel.

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  • Ex-health minister tapped to lead Austrian opposition

    Austria's main opposition party is set to make a former health minister, Pamela Rendi-Wagner, its new leader after ex-Chancellor Christian Kern...

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  • Danny DeVito receives lifetime achievement award in Spain

    Actor Danny DeVito has been honored with a lifetime achievement award at Spain's most prestigious film festival in the northern coastal city of San...

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  • Bannon dubs the far-right Europe's "new elite" patriots

    Steve Bannon says the far-right is the "new elite" as he pushes for a transnational European political movement

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  • The Latest: Video shows rescued Tanzania ferry survivor

    The engineer was found near the engine of the vessel.

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  • The Latest: Official: Campaign office raided in bribery case

    An opposition party spokesman in the Maldives says police obtained a warrant to search the main campaign office of the party's presidential...

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  • Maldives police raid opposition office on eve of election

    Police in the Maldives have raided the main campaign office of the opposition presidential candidate on the eve of an election that is seen as a...

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  • Egypt court upholds corruption conviction of Mubarak, sons

    Egypt's highest appeals court has rejected a motion by former president Hosni Mubarak and his two sons to overturn their conviction on corruption...

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  • Vatican, China make breakthrough deal on bishop appointments

    The Vatican and China have announced a breakthrough "provisional agreement" about the appointment of bishops, an issue that for decades has caused...

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  • 7 Pakistani soldiers, 9 militants killed in shootout

    Pakistan's military says security forces acting on intelligence have raided militant hideouts, triggering a shootout that left seven soldiers and nine...

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  • The Latest: Pope quips "I am the devil" next to John Paul

    Pope Francis has acknowledged that his reputation pales a bit compared to St. John Paul II _ at least as far as Poles are concerned

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  • Pope battered by abuse scandal gets warm welcome in Baltics

    Pope Francis urged Lithuanians to use their experience enduring decades of Soviet and Nazi occupation to be a model of tolerance in an intolerant...

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  • US airstrike kills 18 al-Shabab after US attacked in Somalia

    The airstrike occurred after US and local forces came under attack in Somalia.

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  • Maldives police say they have raided the main campaign office of opposition presidential candidate on eve of election

    Maldives police say they have raided the main campaign office of opposition presidential candidate on eve of election

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  • Parents face tougher rules to get immigrant children back

    The number of migrant kids in government custody has soared to record levels.

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  • Child drowns after boat with Syrians capsizes off Lebanon

    All other passengers were rescued off the Lebanese coast.

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  • Thousands rally across Russia against raising pension age

    Thousands have rallied across Russia to protest the government's plan to raise the eligibility age for retirement pensions by five years

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  • UK foreign secretary urges EU to step back from 'abyss'

    Britain's foreign secretary has urged European Union leaders to "step back from the abyss" and seek a compromise over Brexit

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  • Tanzanian official says survivor found in capsized ferry 2 days after deadly disaster on Lake Victoria

    Tanzanian official says survivor found in capsized ferry 2 days after deadly disaster on Lake Victoria

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  • Libya's latest militia-on-militia fighting leaves 10 dead

    Libyan authorities say the latest bout of fighting between rival militias in the capital Tripoli has left 10 people dead

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  • Death toll in Tanzania ferry disaster rises to 167, official says, as coffins arrive at scene

    Death toll in Tanzania ferry disaster rises to 167, official says, as coffins arrive at scene

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  • Vatican announces deal with China on bishop appointments, says it hopes for greater bilateral collaboration

    Vatican announces deal with China on bishop appointments, says it hopes for greater bilateral collaboration

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  • India calls off foreign ministers' meeting with Pakistan

    India has called off a planned meeting between its foreign minister and her Pakistani counterpart on the sidelines of the U.N. General Assembly...

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  • Iran state-run IRNA news agency says 24 dead, 53 wounded in military parade attack

    Iran state-run IRNA news agency says 24 dead, 53 wounded in military parade attack

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  • Iran's foreign minister warns regional powers, 'US masters' that Iran will respond 'swiftly and decisively' to attack

    Iran's foreign minister warns regional powers, 'US masters' that Iran will respond 'swiftly and decisively' to attack

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  • Iran's foreign minister on Twitter says gunmen who attacked military parade were armed, recruited by 'a foreign regime'

    Iran's foreign minister on Twitter says gunmen who attacked military parade were armed, recruited by 'a foreign regime'

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  • Semi-official Tasnim news agency says at least 8 Revolutionary Guard members killed in attack on Iranian military parade

    Semi-official Tasnim news agency says at least 8 Revolutionary Guard members killed in attack on Iranian military parade

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  • Iran's state-run IRNA news agency says 20 wounded in attack on military parade in Ahvaz

    Iran's state-run IRNA news agency says 20 wounded in attack on military parade in Ahvaz

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  • Iranian state television says gunmen open fire on military parade in Ahvaz, causing casualties

    Iranian state television says gunmen open fire on military parade in Ahvaz, causing casualties

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  • Roadside bombing kills 8 children in northern Afghanistan

    An Afghan official says at least eight children have been killed in a roadside bomb explosion in northern Faryab province

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