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    Afghan police: Taliban fire rockets toward presidential palace as president was giving his holiday message; no injuries

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  • Malaysian PM says China-financed projects canceled

    Malaysia's state news agency has cited Prime Minister Mahathir Mohammad as saying that multibillion-dollar China-financed projects have been canceled

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    Malaysian state news agency cites Prime Minister Mahathir as saying multibillion-dollar China-financed projects canceled

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  • Indian military scales down flood rescue operations

    Military scales down rescue operations in south India, where intense floods killed more than 200 people and drove hundreds of thousands from their...

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  • Syria's Assad attends holiday prayers at Damascus mosque

    Syrian President Assad attends prayers for Muslim holiday of Eid al-Adha in Damascus, seat of his power

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  • Indonesian officials defend parade of veiled kids with guns

    The parade in Indonesia was held to mark the country's independence.

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  • Death toll in southern Italy gorge flood hits 10

    At least three people are still missing after flash floods in a tourist spot.

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  • Salvadoran town deeply rooted in DC unfazed by US politics

    People in the Salvadoran coastal town of Intipuca are unfazed by immigrant arrests in the US; immigration to the US and particularly Washington is a...

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  • Movie star's lifestyle reversal sparks a debate in Egypt

    Egyptian movie star who took off her traditional Muslim headscarf, quit religious lifestyle, sparks vigorous debate

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  • Image-conscious China appoints new global propaganda czar

    China's increasingly image-conscious government has appointed a trusted member of the ruling Communist Party to head up its international propaganda...

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  • El Salvador, Taiwan break ties as China isolates island foe

    Taiwan has broken diplomatic ties with El Salvador as the Central American country defected to Beijing in the latest blow to the self-ruled island...

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  • Afghan police: Taliban fire rockets toward presidential palace as president was giving his holiday message; no injuries

    Afghan police: Taliban fire rockets toward presidential palace as president was giving his holiday message; no injuries

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  • 42 weeks pregnant, New Zealand minister cycles to hospital

    It was a beautiful morning, according to New Zealand's minister for women, so after 42 weeks of pregnancy she decided to hop on her electric bicycle...

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  • Not the Satanic mills: small-scale clothes making catches on

    Small clothes manufacturers are using technology and skill to bring down costs and targeting well-heeled customers who are willing to pay a little...

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  • Indonesia: Lombok quakes don't meet national disaster status

    Indonesia's disaster agency says earthquakes that have killed more than 500 people on the island of Lombok in the past month and caused half a billion...

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  • Australia's Turnbull survives leadership vote; Dutton leaves

    Australia's Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull called on his government to unite behind him after he survived a leadership challenge Tuesday, defeating a...

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  • Muslims celebrate Eid al-Adha as pilgrims conduct hajj rites

    Muslims are celebrating Eid al-Adha as over 2 million pilgrims carry out the final rites of the hajj in Saudi Arabia

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  • Abstentions in Brazil election could hurt governability

    Frustrated by corruption scandals and uninspired by the candidates, a large chunk of the Brazilian electorate is expected to sit out October's...

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  • A look at the leading candidates for Brazil's presidency

    With former President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva in jail and likely to be barred from running, Brazil's presidential election is wide open

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  • Taiwan breaks off ties with El Salvador as Beijing ramps up campaign to diplomatically isolate self-ruled island rival

    Taiwan breaks off ties with El Salvador as Beijing ramps up campaign to diplomatically isolate self-ruled island rival

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  • Cambodian king pardons 4 imprisoned land rights activists

    A prominent leader of Cambodia's land rights movement and three activists who were imprisoned with her have been freed under a royal pardon

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  • OAS commission: 'precautionary measures' over separated kids

    The Inter-American Commission on Human Rights says it has granted "precautionary measures" for migrant children separated from their families in the...

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  • AP Explains: Reunions of war-split Korean kin are emotional

    AP Explains: Reunions of families separated by the Korean War last a few days, are high on emotion, and are likely the last time the elderly kin will...

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  • Federal officials pledge readiness for pipeline spills

    Federal officials say they're prepared to act quickly if oil pipelines in a sensitive Michigan waterway leak

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  • Shootouts leave 13 dead, including 2 soldiers, in Rio

    At least 11 suspects and 2 soldiers have been killed during shootouts involving military personnel and police in Rio de Janeiro

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  • The Latest: Australian prime minister survives challenge

    Australia's prime minister has survived a challenge to his leadership in an internal government ballot

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  • Washington judge blocks kill order on wolves to save cattle

    The state of Washington will take steps to kill members of a wolf pack that have been preying on cattle in the northeast corner of the state

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

    Pope Francis vows "no effort must be spared" to root out priestly sex abuse in the Catholic Church, but gives no indication he will take action to...

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  • Brazil rules out closing border to Venezuelan immigrants

    Brazil says it won't close its border with Venezuela despite tensions that led to attacks on migrants who had fled to the border town of Pacaraima

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  • The Latest: Archbishop says he didn't see misconduct letter

    The archbishop of Boston says he didn't see a letter sent to his office in 2015 concerning another archbishop's possibly inappropriate behavior with...

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  • Correction: Brazil-Venezuelan Immigrants story

    Correction: Brazil-Venezuelan Immigrants story

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  • Frustration rules as Venezuela unveils new currency

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

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  • UK woman 'sang to stay awake' after falling off cruise ship

    The rescuers of a British woman who fell from a cruise ship and spent 10 hours in the Adriatic Sea at night say it's a miracle that she's alive

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  • Born out of the financial crisis, bull market nears record

    The U.S. stock market is poised this week to pass a surprising milestone, rising for the longest, unbroken stretch of time in the history of U.S....

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  • South Koreans excited amid cross-border reunions with relatives in the North

    This year, 89 South Koreans and 83 North Koreans are getting the chance to meet their family members across the border.

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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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  • Old-time union boss returns triumphant in Mexico

    One of Mexico's powerful old-time union bosses has made an unrepentant, triumphal return to the public spotlight after being freed from nearly five...

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  • UN rights chief warns UN could 'collapse' without change

    The outgoing U.N. human rights chief says the U.N. Security Council's five permanent members wield too much power at the United Nations, warning that...

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  • Pope Francis addresses sexual abuse report

    In a letter to "all the people of God," the pope says, "We showed no care for the little ones; we abandoned them."

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  • Creaking heard from remnant of Genoa bridge after fatal collapse, evacuees kept away

    At least 43 people died after part of the Italian bridge collapsed last week.

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  • Keystone XL company moves to condemn South Dakota land

    The company planning the Keystone XL oil pipeline is moving to condemn private land in South Dakota

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  • Greece wants new talks with Britain on Parthenon Sculptures

    The Greek government has launched a new bid to engage Britain in talks over the return to Athens of a celebrated group of ancient sculptures...

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  • Mexican state confirms ICE detainee wanted for homicide

    An official of the Mexican state of Guanajuato confirms that a man detained by immigration agents in California is wanted on an arrest warrant for...

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  • UN calls for funding to fuel essential facilities in Gaza

    The U.N. is making an urgent appeal for funds to provide emergency fuel for essential services in the Gaza Strip

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

    The service member died in an aircraft crash, which is being investigated.

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  • Poland bans Ukraine activist from Europe, raising questions

    Poland has used its powers as a European Union member to ban a Ukrainian human rights activist from all 26 countries in Europe's Schengen area, saying...

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  • German foreign minister honors Nazi victims at Auschwitz

    German Foreign Minister Heiko Maas is making a visit to the former German death camp of Auschwitz-Birkenau, a gesture that he said is meant to "keep...

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  • Spanish police shoot man dead in suspected terror attack

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

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