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  • Former South African president abandons graft testimony

    Jacob Zuma said the commission was treating him unfairly.

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  • Spain's Socialists, far-left party move closer to govt deal

    Spain's center-left Socialist party and the United We Can party are edging closer to a deal on forming a coalition government

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  • Kenya's president launches Africa's largest wind farm

    Kenya's president launches Africa's largest wind farm in bid to attract investors

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  • Strong quake hits near Greek capital of Athens, no injuries

    A strong earthquake centered northwest of Athens shook Greece on Friday, causing frightened residents to run into the capital's streets and damaging...

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  • Residential gas explosion completely destroys house

    The explosion injured six people and left debris strewn across the New Zealand neighborhood.

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  • Lebanon lawmakers vote on budget, protesters up the pressure

    Lebanese protesters rallying against a proposed austerity budget have broken through a security cordon outside parliament, where lawmakers were voting...

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  • Explosion at gas factory in central China kills at least 2

    An explosion at a gas factory in central China has killed two people and left 12 unaccounted for

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  • Drone drops explosives on base in north Iraq, wounding 2

    Iraqi security officials say an unmanned drone has dropped explosives on a base belonging to Iran-backed paramilitary forces in northern Iraq,...

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  • Kosovo PM resigns following summons from Hague war court

    Kosovo's prime minister has resigned from the post after he has been invited to be questioned from a European Union-funded court investigating crimes...

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  • New Hampshire court upholds rejection of Northern Pass plan

    The New Hampshire Supreme Court has affirmed a state committee's rejection of a proposal to build a hydropower transmission line to carry electricity...

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  • Bedbugs, bad food at Mexico migrant detention center

    Mexico's National Human Rights Commission says a migrant detention center in the capital suffers from bedbugs, bad food and overcrowding

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  • Environmental head announces $2M program for Great Lakes

    The head of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has announced a $2 million grant program to clean up the shorelines and waters of the Great Lakes

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  • Germany honors resisters who tried to assassinate Hitler

    Angela Merkel paid tribute ahead of the anniversary to the executed plot leader.

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  • Thai court accepts complaints against PM, opposition leaders

    Thailand's Constitutional Court has accepted complaints against the prime minister and two opposition party leaders in cases that could see them...

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  • Egypt: At least 20 killed in airstrikes in northern Sinai

    Egyptian security officials say airstrikes targeting Islamic militants are underway in the restive northern Sinai Peninsula, killing at least 20...

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  • Remains of at least 6 people found in Bosnia mass grave

    Bosnian prosecutors say the remains of at least six people have been unearthed from a mass grave in eastern Bosnia

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  • German government seeks to cut funding for far-right party

    The German government and parliament have petitioned the country's highest court to cut off public funding for a far-right party that authorities...

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  • UK's home secretary calls for calming of political rhetoric

    Britain's home secretary has pleaded for the calming of extreme political rhetoric and empathized with four U.S. congresswomen of color who were the...

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  • Lobbyist: Venezuela's Falcón not seeking presidency

    A Canadian lobbying firm hired by a Venezuelan political party has filed amended paperwork showing that opposition leader Henri Falcón will not make a...

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  • Sudanese opposition seeks postponement in deal with military

    Sudanese pro-democracy movement seeks delay in signing of second part of power-sharing deal with military

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  • The Latest: Relatives of victims condemn Srebrenica ruling

    Relatives of the victims of the Srebrenica massacre have blasted the Dutch Supreme Court verdict that the Netherlands was partially liable in the...

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  • Tripoli parliament warns of airstrikes by Hifter's allies

    Libya's parliament based in the west says it has gathered intelligence warning of the use of possible airstrikes on Tripoli by allies of commander...

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  • Iran denies Trump claim that US destroyed Iranian drone

    Iran says it will release drone images that disprove US warship destroyed Iranian drone as Trump says

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  • Indian gets 10 years in prison in death of British teenager

    An Indian court has sentenced a man to 10 years in prison for the death of a British teenager whose body was found on a Goa beach in 2008

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  • Explosion outside Kabul University kills 8, wounds 33

    Afghan officials: Powerful bomb goes off outside gates of Kabul University, killing 8 people and wounding 33

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  • Ukraine's president says he backs prisoner swap with Russia

    Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy says Ukraine is willing to swap a jailed Russian journalist for an imprisoned Ukrainian film director

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  • Turkish jets strike Kurdish rebels after diplomat's death

    Turkey's defense minister says the military launched aerial strikes against Kurdish rebel targets in Iraq's semi-autonomous Kurdish region, following...

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  • Dutch Supreme Court set to rule in Srebrenica liability case

    There has been a long running legal battle over the 1995 massacre of Muslims.

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  • The Latest: Germany calls for diplomacy in US-Iran tensions

    German Foreign Minister Heiko Maas has asked the international community to use diplomatic tools to avoid a dangerous escalation in Iran

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  • Spain: 50 migrants scale fence to African enclave

    Authorities in the Spanish city of Melilla say that around 200 migrants have tried to climb a barrier separating the European country's north African...

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  • Earthquake hits Athens, Greece

    It was a 5.3 magnitude.

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  • French court rejects claim over 1994 ferry disaster

    A Paris court is set to adjudicate on a compensation claim related to the 1994 sinking of an Estonian ferry, which remains one Europe's deadliest...

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  • Budweiser brewer sells Australian unit to pay off debt

    AB Inbev, the world's biggest brewer with brands like Budweiser and Corona, is selling its unit in Australia to reduce debt after it decided against...

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  • Japan summons SKorean envoy to protest wartime labor dispute

    Japan has summoned South Korea's ambassador to protest Seoul's refusal to join in an arbitration panel to settle a dispute over World War II labor

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  • Merkel defends German climate moves as rally urges action

    German Chancellor Angela Merkel has defended her government's efforts to combat climate change, promising "decisive" moves in September

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  • Germany's Merkel fends off worries about her health

    German Chancellor Angela Merkel is fending off worries about her health, saying that she has a personal interest in staying healthy and having a life...

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  • Yemeni officials: Attack blamed on al-Qaida kills 5 police

    Yemeni officials: Gunmen attack police checkpoint in country's south, killing at least 5 policemen

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  • Taiwan says it will treat Hong Kong asylum seekers humanely

    Taiwan's president says she will follow "humanitarian principles" in dealing with asylum seekers from Hong Kong

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  • Australia 'deeply disappointed' China criminally detains man

    Australia's foreign minister said on Friday her government was "deeply disappointed" that a Chinese Australian writer was placed in criminal detention...

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  • Hand signals and Post-its: The Hong Kong protester playbook

    Hong Kong's youth are no rookies when it comes to protests.

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  • A strong earthquake has been felt in the Greek capital of Athens, causing people to run out into the streets

    A strong earthquake has been felt in the Greek capital of Athens, causing people to run out into the streets

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  • Pakistan's ex-finance minister gets bail in corruption case

    Pakistani ex-finance minister granted bail in corruption case involving natural gas imports

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  • 8 children dead, 16 people hurt in Philippines truck crash

    Philippine police say 8 grade school students died and 16 other people were injured when a truck lost control on a downhill road, flipped on its side...

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  • Cambodian women face surrogacy charges after Vietnam births

    A court official says three Cambodian women have been charged with violating surrogacy and human trafficking laws after they gave birth to babies they...

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  • Germany's Merkel criticizes Trump comments on congresswomen

    Merkel said she felt solidarity with the congresswomen.

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  • New Zealand leader says US lacks interest in Asia-Pacific

    New Zealand's prime minister says the United States is losing interest in the Asia-Pacific, as concerns grow about China's growing influence in the...

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  • South Korean dies from self-immolation near Japan's embassy

    The death comes at a time of worsening tensions between Seoul and Tokyo.

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  • Gone rogue: At least 17 injured at UK 'car cruise' event

    Police said Friday that it appears there were no fatalities in the accident.

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  • Myanmar marks anniversary of killing of founding father

    Myanmar's civilian and military leaders have jointly commemorated the anniversary of the assassination of the country's independence hero, who was...

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  • Lebanese losing faith as politicians fumble over economy

    As Lebanese crisis deepens, so does public distrust in political class, widely seen as corrupt, steeped in rivalries

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