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  • Greeks see little cause for joy as 8-year bailout era ends

    For all the official pronouncements that Greece's eight-year crisis is ending together with its bailout program Monday, few Greeks see cause for...

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  • The Latest: Barcelona police shoot knife attacker dead

    Barcelona police say they are treating a man's knife attack on officers at a city police station as a terrorist incident

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  • South African man denied appeal on ax murder convictions

    A South African man found guilty of murdering three of his immediate family members was denied the opportunity to appeal his conviction and life...

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  • US-led coalition says service member killed in Iraq crash

    US-led coalition in war against Islamic State group says service members killed in aircraft crash in Iraq

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  • Iranian oil minister says France's oil giant Total SA has pulled out of Iran after cancelling gas project

    Iranian oil minister says France's oil giant Total SA has pulled out of Iran after cancelling gas project

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  • Australian filmmaker calls 2nd witness in Cambodian trial

    The trial in Cambodia of an Australian filmmaker arrested last year on national security grounds after he flew a drone over an opposition rally has...

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  • Indians begin massive cleanup as rains diminish in Kerala

    Thousands of people in flood-ravaged south India are wading through muck and mud to begin the immense task of cleaning their homes and businesses

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  • Barcelona police say suspect in knife attack on officers was shot dead

    Barcelona police say suspect in knife attack on officers was shot dead

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  • Barcelona police are treating man's attack with a knife at a city police station as a terrorist incident

    Barcelona police are treating man's attack with a knife at a city police station as a terrorist incident

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  • Quake swarm jolts Indonesian islands, killing at least 12

    Multiple strong earthquakes cut power across the Indonesian island of Lombok, toppled buildings and killed at least 12 people as the tourist hotspot...

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  • Pope on sex abuse: "We showed no care for the little ones"

    Pope Francis has issued a letter to Catholics around the world condemning the "crime" of priestly sexual abuse and cover-up and demanding...

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  • Pakistan's 21-member Cabinet is sworn in; PM promises change

    Pakistan's 21-member Cabinet of Prime Minister Imran Khan is sworn in

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  • South Sudan claims a civil war is over. Skepticism abounds.

    South Sudan claims a civil war is over. Skepticism abounds; 'a recipe for more conflict'

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  • China protests to US over stopover by Taiwan's president

    China says it has protested to the United States over a stopover by Taiwanese President Tsai Ing-wen during which she toured the National Aeronautics...

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  • Pope issues letter to Catholics around the world condemning sexual abuse and cover-up, demanding accountability

    Pope issues letter to Catholics around the world condemning sexual abuse and cover-up, demanding accountability

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  • Brief Korean reunions bring tears for separated families

    South Koreans separated from loved ones in the North are crossing the border.

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  • PepsiCo buys Israel's SodaStream for $3.2 billion

    Beverage giant PepsiCo has bought Israel's fizzy drink maker SodaStream for $3.2 billion

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  • Driver in British Parliament crash appears in court

    A driver whose car collided with several people before crashing outside Britain's Parliament has appeared in court on charges of attempted murder

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  • Uganda police battle protesters seeking release of pop star

    Ugandan police have fired bullets and tear gas to disperse a growing crowd of protesters demanding the release of a jailed lawmaker who is a...

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  • The Latest: EU welcomes end of Greece's bailout program

    The European Union is welcoming Monday's end of Greece bailout program and augurs it as the beginning of a new era for the debt-laden eurozone member...

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  • Verdict scheduled for next week in Myanmar reporters' trial

    A judge in Myanmar says he will issue a verdict next Monday in the trial of two Reuters journalists that is a key test of media freedom in the former...

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  • Firefighters checking source of creaking noises from bridge

    Firefighters in the Italian city of Genoa have suspended an operation to allow evacuated residents to retrieve their belongings from homes under a...

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  • Afghan forces free 149 hostages taken by Taliban in ambush

    Afghan forces rescue 149 people abducted in ambush by Taliban, officials say; insurgents still hold 21

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  • Israeli journalist and peace activist Uri Avnery dies at 94

    Uri Avnery, trailblazing Israeli journalist, peace activist who openly advocated for Palestinian state, dead at 94

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  • Police in Barcelona shoot knife attacker

    Police say the man "intended to attack police officers".

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  • Russian military braces for massive war games

    Russia's defense minister says the military forces in the country's east have been put on high alert in the run-up to massive war games that would...

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  • Malaysia hopes China will sympathize with its fiscal woes

    Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad says he hopes China will sympathize with his country's fiscal problems as he meets with Chinese leaders...

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  • Egypt officials: Car bomb kills officer, wounds 4 in Sinai

    Egyptian officials say car bomb has targeted security forces in northern Sinai, killing officer

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  • The Latest: Afghan forces free 149 people taken by Taliban

    The Latest: Afghan officials say security forces free 149 people taken by Taliban; 21 hostages still with insurgents

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  • Shots fired at gate of US Embassy in Turkey, but no one hurt

    Four to five rounds were fired at a booth from a moving car.

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  • Escort says oligarch now has tapes on Russia interference

    A model and escort from Belarus who claimed to have information linking Russian interference to the election of President Donald Trump says she no...

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  • Afghan officials: Government forces free 149 people abducted by Taliban hours earlier; insurgents still hold 21 hostages

    Afghan officials: Government forces free 149 people abducted by Taliban hours earlier; insurgents still hold 21 hostages

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  • Italy asks EU to find countries for 177 migrants

    The migrants have been aboard a ship for days following a standoff with Malta.

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  • AP Explains: The history of Korean family reunions

    AP Explains: Things to know about reunions of war-split Korean families

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  • Bolton tells Netanyahu that Iran nuclear deal was 'wretched'

    The Israeli leader branded the U.S. decision to drop out of the deal 'historic'

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  • Muslim pilgrims gather at Mount Arafat for hajj's pinnacle

    Muslim pilgrims in Saudi Arabia gather in valley at Mount Arafat for day of prayer marking pinnacle of the hajj

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  • Australian prime minister abandons greenhouse gas target

    Prime Minister Turnbull hoped to head off a revolt by conservative lawmakers.

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• Aug 20

  • German journalist in court case cleared to leave Turkey

    A Turkish court has ruled that German journalist Mesale Tolu can leave the country, eight months after being released from prison pending the outcome...

    Aug 20

• Aug 20

  • New Zealand politicians plan pay freeze as workers strike

    New Zealand's lawmakers are planning to take a pay freeze at a time that teachers, nurses and other public workers have been going on strike for more...

    Aug 20

• Aug 20

  • Thailand's Queen Sirikit, 86, admitted to hospital with flu

    Thailand's Queen Sirikit is being treated in a hospital for the flu

    Aug 20

• Aug 20

  • As US pushes Tehran, Iran recalls American-backed 1953 coup

    As US pushes Tehran by pulling out of nuclear deal, Iran recalls American-backed 1953 coup

    Aug 20

• Aug 20

  • Afghan officials: Taliban take more than 100 people, including women and children, hostage in ambush in north

    Afghan officials: Taliban take more than 100 people, including women and children, hostage in ambush in north

    Aug 20

• Aug 20

  • Poland's president visits Australian capital and Parliament

    Poland's president has flown to the Australian capital on a visit that focuses on security and trade

    Aug 20

• Aug 20

  • Despite deadly explosions, Mexican fireworks capital endures

    On the northern outskirts of Mexico's capital, the city of Tultepec is famous as a cradle of fireworks production for the country and also infamous...

    Aug 20

• Aug 20

  • Venezuelans nervously await dramatic economic reforms

    Venezuelans are bracing for dramatic economic measures the government has announced, including a more-than 3,000 percent hike in the minimum wage

    Aug 20

• Aug 19

  • A group of South Koreans has traveled to border ahead of reunions with relatives in North after being separated by war

    A group of South Koreans has traveled to border ahead of reunions with relatives in North after being separated by war

    Aug 19

• Aug 19

  • New premier Imran Khan pledges to restore Pakistan's economy

    Prime Minister Imran Khan says in his first televised speech in office that Pakistan is in the worst economic condition it has seen and he will adopt...

    Aug 19

• Aug 19

  • Afghan president calls for Eid cease-fire, Taliban to reply

    Afghan president Ashraf Ghani has announced a conditional cease-fire with Taliban insurgents for the duration of the Eid al-Adha holiday

    Aug 19

• Aug 19

  • Mexican poppy producing state pushes to decriminalize opium

    Legislators in the violence-torn Mexican state of Guerrero vote to legalize production of opium for pharmaceutical use in a move they hope will reduce...

    Aug 19

• Aug 19

  • Brazil to send troops to town bordering Venezuela

    The Brazilian government says it plans to send troops to the border town of Pacaraima after residents there attacked Venezuelan migrants

    Aug 19