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  • Migrants in Libya detention center detail dire conditions

    Migrants held in Libyan detention center describe dire conditions, say they face food shortages

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  • Turkey calls on US to reverse decision on F-35 exclusion

    Turkey is being kicked out of the F-35 program as it is buying Russian missiles.

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  • 7,800 police in Philippines punished for deadly drug raids

    Officials say more than 7,800 Philippine police officers have been punished with more than 2,000 of them fired for wrongdoings during raids where drug...

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  • Renault chief confident partnership with Nissan on track

    Renault Chairman Jean-Dominique Senard has expressed confidence that the French automaker's alliance partner Nissan is on track, with a new board and...

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  • Iran state TV: Iranian forces seize foreign oil tanker, crew

    The Panamanian-flagged oil tanker MT Riah stopped transmitting its location.

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  • South Korea faces potential WCup qualifier in North Korea

    The South Korean men's soccer team's path to the 2022 World Cup in Qatar will include a crucial road match against North Korea

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  • At least 26 dead in massive fire at Kyoto animation studio, Japanese authorities say

    Dozens more were injured in the arson attack, authorities told the AP.

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  • 15 killed as van carrying migrants crashes in eastern Turkey

    A Turkish official says a van carrying migrants rolled into a roadside ditch in eastern Turkey on Thursday, killing 15 people

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  • Spanish Socialist PM won't give far-left leader a gov't seat

    Spanish Socialist leader Pedro Sánchez says his negotiations with the We Can party on forming a government have come to nothing mainly because the...

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  • Pakistan arrests ex-prime minister on corruption allegations

    Authorities in Pakistan have arrested a former prime minister over alleged irregularities related to the import of natural gas from Qatar

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  • German police raid suspected Islamic extremists, detain 6

    Police in western Germany have raided the apartments of alleged Islamic extremists and detained six people amid suspicions that the group may have...

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  • Pope Francis names British-born Matteo Bruni as spokesman

    Pope Francis has named a new Vatican spokesman, tapping Matteo Bruni, the British-born official who has handled media logistics for papal trips

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  • Iranian Republican Guard seizes foreign oil tanker in Persian Gulf: State media

    The vessel was carrying 1 million liters of smuggled oil, the report claimed

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  • Swedes can't give residence permit to terror attack victim

    Sweden's justice minister says a Ukrainian woman who lost her leg in the deadly Stockholm terror attack cannot be granted a permanent residence permit...

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  • Greece: Creditors meet new government, discuss tax reform

    Senior officials from Greece's bailout creditor institutions are meeting in Athens with the country's new conservative government following general...

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  • Russia offers to sell fighter jets to Turkey

    A top Russian official says Moscow is ready to sell fighter jets to Turkey after the U.S. excluded Turkey from its fighter jet program

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  • Cyprus detains 12 Israelis for 8 days over alleged rape

    A Cyprus court has ordered 12 Israelis vacationing on the east Mediterranean island nation to remain in police custody for eight days after a...

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  • The Latest: 15 die after van with migrants crashes in Turkey

    A Turkish official says at least 15 people have died after a van carrying migrants crashed in eastern Turkey.

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  • Lawyer says China has charged Chinese-Australian writer

    Yang Hengjun has reportedly been charged under state security laws.

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  • Turkish official says 15 migrants are killed in road accident in eastern Turkey

    Turkish official says 15 migrants are killed in road accident in eastern Turkey

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  • Libya's UN-backed government says female lawmaker abducted

    Libya's UN-backed government accused forces of rival commander of abducting female lawmaker

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  • More than 20 feared dead in blaze at Kyoto studio

    In what could be the deadliest mass killing in Japan in three years, at least 13 people died and 10 others are presumed to have died in an arson...

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  • UN envoy says US sanctions on Myanmar generals inadequate

    A U.N. envoy said the U.S. didn't "go far enough" in sanctions against four top Myanmar generals over the mass killings of Rohingya Muslims

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  • Ariana Grande concert bombing suspect due in UK court Thursday

    Hashem Abedi was extradited from Libya.

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  • UN finds organized crime expanding in Southeast Asia

    A U.N. report says organized crime syndicates in Southeast Asia are flourishing in the illegal trafficking of drugs, wildlife, counterfeit goods and...

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  • Pope Francis has named a new Vatican spokesman, tapping British-born Matteo Bruni

    Pope Francis has named a new Vatican spokesman, tapping British-born Matteo Bruni

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  • CORRECTS: Iran's state TV says Revolutionary Guard forces seized a foreign tanker with 12 crew accused of smuggling oil

    CORRECTS: Iran's state TV says Revolutionary Guard forces seized a foreign tanker with 12 crew accused of smuggling oil

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  • Vatican denies interference in debate over Franco exhumation

    The Vatican has responded to a formal protest by the Spanish government over a controversy regarding the remains of Gen. Francisco Franco saying it...

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  • Ukraine election: President's party leads, majority unclear

    Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy's party is showing the most support in opinion polls ahead of Sunday's snap parliamentary elections, but...

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  • ICC panel upholds Congo child soldiers reparation order

    International Criminal Court appeals judges have upheld a ruling that found a convicted warlord from the Democratic Republic of Congo liable for $10...

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  • Sea-Watch 3 captain questioned in Italy over aiding migrants

    A German humanitarian ship captain who eluded an Italian effort to block her from docking at an Italian port after rescuing migrants is being...

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  • The Latest: Watchdog predicts recession after no-deal Brexit

    Diplomatic language has gone out of the window in the standoff over Britain's departure from the European Union, with a U.K. government delegate...

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  • Portugal armed forces chief says defense assets insufficient

    The chief of staff of the Portuguese Armed Forces says Portugal's military resources are "unsustainable" due to a shortage of personnel

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• Jul 18

  • She wasn't a doctor, but she's accused of treating patients in Uganda

    The woman and her attorney spoke to ABC News.

    Jul 18

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  • 'Stupid Boy': EU, UK square off over Brexit again

    A top EU official also described UK negotiators as "idiots."

    Jul 18

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  • Norway holds Muslim cleric for 4 weeks after Italy trial

    A Norwegian court has ordered an Iraqi-born Muslim cleric held in custody for four weeks after he was sentenced to 12 years in prison in Italy for...

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  • Taliban to talk to Swedish NGO after Afghan clinic closures

    Taliban to talk with Swedish non-profit group after insurgent threats closed 42 clinics runs in eastern Afghanistan

    Jul 18

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  • Japanese fire official says more than 20 now confirmed or presumed dead after Kyoto animation studio fire.

    Japanese fire official says more than 20 now confirmed or presumed dead after Kyoto animation studio fire.

    Jul 18

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  • South Korea's central bank lowers rate amid Japan trade row

    South Korea's central bank has cut its policy rate for the first time in three years to combat a faltering economy that faces further risks from a...

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  • Japanese fire official says 12 people presumed dead, more missing after Kyoto animation studio fire

    Japanese fire official says 12 people presumed dead, more missing after Kyoto animation studio fire

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  • Japan fire official says several people found unresponsive after Kyoto animation studio fire

    Japan fire official says several people found unresponsive after Kyoto animation studio fire

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• Jul 18

  • Asylum seekers waiting in Nuevo Laredo fear lurking dangers

    For the 1,800 or so asylum seekers and migrants currently stuck in Nuevo Laredo waiting for a chance at refuge in the United States, fear is palpable...

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  • Japanese authorities say at least 38 injured in fire at a Kyoto animation studio, a man arrested on suspicion of arson.

    Japanese authorities say at least 38 injured in fire at a Kyoto animation studio, a man arrested on suspicion of arson.

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  • Japan's exports fall in June, hit by global trade wars

    Japan says exports declined in June as shipments of goods were hit by global trade wars

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  • Fed-up Puerto Ricans march demanding governor resign

    Thousands of people in Puerto Rico have marched to the governor's residence in San Juan, carrying the U.S. territory's flag and chanting demands for...

    Jul 17

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  • How communities are addressing violence against women in South Africa

    South Africa has one of the highest rates of violence against women in Africa.

    Jul 17

• Jul 17

  • Mexico cuts budget for all, from athletes to archaeologists

    Mexico's president cutting budgets for all, from athletes to archaeologists

    Jul 17

• Jul 17

  • Lawyer to be Mexico's first body builder at Pan Am Games

    Carlos Suárez will be the first Mexican to participate in the body-building competition at the Pan American Games and he spends six hours each day...

    Jul 17

• Jul 17

  • Lawyer to be Mexico's first body builder at Pan Am Games

    Carlos Suárez will be the first Mexican to participate in the body-building competition at the Pan American Games and he spends six hours each day...

    Jul 17

• Jul 17

  • Confusion, fear spread on Mexico border with new US policy

    Asylum-seekers gathered on Mexico's border with the United States are confused and anxious over a new U.S. policy that all but eliminates refugee...

    Jul 17