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  • Massive fire destroys around 50 homes in Peruvian city

    Firefighters and residents banded together to fight the flames in Iquitos, Peru.

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  • Friendly humpback whales breach just feet from boat in Ireland

    A 14-year-old boy was boating with his family when they encountered the whales off the coast of Maharees, Ireland.

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  • Sudanese military, protesters sign power-sharing document

    Another document, a constitutional declaration, is likely to be signed soon.

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  • The Latest: Iran FM says US sanctions 'economic terrorism'

    Iran's foreign minister is telling a United Nations gathering that U.S. sanctions against his country amount to what he calls "economic terrorism."

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  • Fed up Puerto Ricans protest, demanding governor resign

    A feeling of outrage is rippling across Puerto Rico as people say they're fed up with neglect from Washington and the U.S. territory's own government

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  • UN court rejects Pakistan's argument in Indian spy case

    The United Nations' highest court has ordered that Pakistan stay the execution of an alleged Indian spy and ordered that his case be reviewed after...

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  • 'Half-Blood' lunar eclipse delights stargazers in South America, Europe, Africa, Asia

    The partial lunar eclipse looked red to many viewers.

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

    Asylum-seekers gathered in Nuevo Laredo, across the border from Texas, grappled to understand what a new U.S. policy that all but eliminates refugee...

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  • 9 killed in Indian village in clash over land dispute

    Police say a village head and his supporters opened fire on a rival group in a land dispute in a northern Indian village, killing nine people and...

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  • 9 killed in Indian village in clash over land dispute

    Police say a village head and his supporters opened fire on a rival group in a land dispute in a northern Indian village, killing nine people and...

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  • Indian court convicts 1 in 2008 death of teen British girl

    An Indian appeals court has overturned the acquittal of one of two suspects in the rape and murder of a teenage British girl whose bruised body was...

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  • Gunmen in restaurant in northern Iraq kill Turkish diplomat

    Turkish and Kurdish officials say unknown gunmen opened fire inside a Turkish-owned restaurant in the northern Iraqi city of Irbil, killing at least...

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  • 9 killed in Indian village in clash over land dispute

    Police say a village head and his supporters opened fire on a rival group in a land dispute in a northern Indian village, killing nine people and...

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  • Brother of Manchester Arena suicide bomber arrested in UK

    British police say a key suspect in the 2017 Manchester Arena bombing that killed 22 people has been arrested at a London airport after being...

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  • Discarded windows give view of Jerusalem's diversity

    A project in downtown Jerusalem is using a tower of discarded windows from around the city to give a view of its diverse cultural past and present and...

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  • Cyprus tackles lionfish population by deep-frying

    A project on the Mediterranean island of Cyprus is tackling the increase in aggressive lionfish by teaching the public how to cook them.

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  • Pakistan arrests US-wanted terror suspect in Mumbai attacks

    The arrest comes just days ahead of Prime Minister Imran Khan's trip to the U.S.

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  • Relatives of victims mark 5th anniversary of MH17 downing

    The names of all 298 passengers and crew killed in 2014 will be read out.

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  • Militants behead 4 people in Egypt's Sinai

    Egyptian security officials say militants have beheaded four people in the restive northern Sinai Peninsula

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  • Hong Kong elders march in support of young demonstrators

    Some 2,000 Hong Kong senior citizens took part in the march.

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  • Venezuela frees musician jailed after blasting Maduro online

    Authorities in Venezuela have released from prison a musician who was jailed six weeks ago after taking to social media to vent her frustration...

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  • EU takes further step against Poland over judicial reforms

    The European Union has given Poland's government two months to reverse new disciplinary regulations that allegedly undermine the independence of the...

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  • AP names Andrew Drake as deputy news director for Africa

    The Associated Press on Wednesday named an award-winning video producer with years of experience leading coverage in Africa as its deputy news...

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  • French food fight after minister scandal

    France's government spokeswoman says the resignation of the country's ecology minister over reports of lavish dinners at taxpayers' expense comes at a...

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  • Israeli education minister apologizes for remarks on gays

    Israel's education minister has apologized for controversial remarks about homosexual "conversion therapy" and intermarriage among Diaspora Jews that...

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  • Italy, FBI crack down on Mafia clan with Gambino ties

    Italian police and the FBI have cracked down on a Palermo-area Mafia clan with ties to the U.S.-based Gambino crime family

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  • Turkey acquits 3 rights activists of terror-related charges

    A court in Istanbul has acquitted the Turkey representative of Reporters Without Borders and two other human rights activists of charges of engaging...

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  • Indian officials rescue baby rhino struggling in flooded park

    Flooding in the state of Assam has killed at least 19 people, according to Indian officials.

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  • Cuba says nationwide blackouts to end by Saturday

    Cuba's energy minister says breakdowns in the country's power plants have caused blackouts across the country, and promises the problem will be solved...

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  • British-Iranian woman held in Iran moved to psychiatric ward

    The husband of a British-Iranian woman imprisoned in Iran says she has been transferred to a hospital mental health facility

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• Jul 17

  • Iran's top diplomat walks back from remark on missile talks

    Iran's top diplomat backtracks more after his comments about country's missiles possibly being up for negotiations

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  • EU launches investigation into Amazon's use of 'sensitive data'

    The European Commission will investigate possible anti-competitive conduct.

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  • Turkish state media: Diplomat working at Turkish Consulate in Irbil, Iraq, killed in attack at a restaurant there

    Turkish state media: Diplomat working at Turkish Consulate in Irbil, Iraq, killed in attack at a restaurant there

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• Jul 17

  • Bulgaria detains cybersecurity employee in tax data hacking

    Bulgarian police have detained a suspect who is allegedly behind the hacking of the national revenue agency, an attack that leaked the personal and...

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  • Finland says Russian aircraft suspected of air violation

    Finland's defense ministry says a Russian aircraft is suspected of having violated the Nordic country's airspace on the Baltic Sea

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  • Man who rammed people by UK Parliament guilty of murder bid

    Three people were injured when Salih Khater hit a pedestrian and cyclists.

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  • UK Labour Party lords condemn 'toxic' anti-Semtism

    More than 60 Labour Party members of Britain's House of Lords have taken out a newspaper advertisement accusing leader Jeremy Corbyn of overseeing a...

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  • Taliban close Afghan health facilities run by Swedish group

    Swedish group says Taliban forced closure of 42 health facilities it runs in eastern Afghanistan

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  • Cambodia says plastic waste shipments came from US, Canada

    Cambodia says almost seven dozen shipping containers sitting in a Cambodian seaport that were found to be filled with plastic waste came from the...

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  • 'Mona Lisa' relocated for 1st time since 2005

    Many paintings are moved around at the Louvre in Paris, but rarely is it one of the world's most iconic works.

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  • Netanyahu makes history as Israel's longest-serving leader

    He has persevered through scandals, crises and conflicts.

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  • 'Mona Lisa' relocated within Louvre for 1st time since 2005

    Immense precautions are taken to protect the priceless da Vinci work.

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  • Egypt releases transgender woman after 4 months in jail

    An Egyptian rights group says authorities have released a transgender woman held for more than four months in connection to a call for protests

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  • Germany: leader of Merkel party takes over defense ministry

    The new leader of Chancellor Angela Merkel's party has taken over Germany's defense ministry in a risky but potentially rewarding move, reversing her...

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  • Saudi Arabia intercepts drone launched by Yemeni rebels

    The Saudi military says it has intercepted a drone launched at the kingdom's southern border by Iranian-backed rebels in Yemen

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  • Chances of Russian-Ukrainian prisoner swap diminish

    A court in Moscow has extended pre-trial arrest for six of the 24 Ukrainian sailors jailed in Russia, shattering expectations of a major prisoner swap...

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  • US wants role in efforts to settle South Korea-Japan dispute

    A senior U.S. official said after a series of meetings with Seoul officials that the United States will "do what we can do" to help resolve festering...

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