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  • Chinese vice governor, mayor fired over vaccine scandal

    Chinese deputy governor, mayor fired over vaccine scandal that triggered public outcry

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  • Myanmar panel probing Rohingya crisis pledges independence

    Members of a commission established by Myanmar's government to investigate human rights violations in western Rakhine state, from which 700,000...

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  • Former Indian PM Vajpayee dies after illness at age 93

    Former Indian Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee, a Hindu nationalist who set off a nuclear arms race with rival Pakistan but later reached across...

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  • Polish president vetoes law on EU Parliament elections

    The Polish president has vetoed a law on elections to the European Union Parliament that would have benefited large political parties and made it...

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  • The Latest: Turkey finance chief tries to reassure investors

    Turkish media reports say Treasury and Finance Minister Berat Albayrak has told international investors that Turkey would come out of the current...

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  • Germany's Bayer says it can start integrating Monsanto

    German pharmaceutical company Bayer AG says it can now start integrating U.S. seed and weed-killer maker Monsanto Co. after completing the required...

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  • Congo: International arrest warrant for opposition's Katumbi

    Congo issues international arrest warrant for opposition leader Katumbi

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  • The Latest: Amnesty: Kabul attack on Shiites is 'war crime'

    The Latest: Amnesty International says attack on Shiite students in Kabul is a 'war crime'

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  • Ugandan pop star, government critic, to face military court

    Ugandan pop star, an outspoken government critic, to face military court after clashes

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  • The Latest: Indonesian to testify when murder trial resumes

    Indonesian Siti Aisyah will be the first witness to testify when the murder trial in the killing of Kim Jong Nam resumes in November

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  • UN panel calls on Bahrain to release activist Nabeel Rajab

    UN panel says Bahrain should immediately release imprisoned activist Nabeel Rajab

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  • 4 soldiers killed in Turkey; 3 of them in friendly fire

    Turkish officials say four soldiers were killed in violence in southeast Turkey where troops are battling Kurdish rebels_ three of them as a result of...

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  • Afghan IS branch claims deadly attack on Shiites in Kabul

    As Kabul Shiites mourn their dead, hold funeral services, IS claims horrific suicide bombing that killed 34 students

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  • New Amnesty leader slams Trump for breaking up families

    New Amnesty leader slams Trump's family separations as 'one of the worst atrocities' in years

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  • Vienna authorities ban eating on subway trains

    Authorities in Vienna have decided to ban passengers from eating in the Austrian capital's subway trains

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  • Storm forecast to become hurricane far out in east Pacific

    A strengthening tropical storm is swirling out in the eastern Pacific, while another named storm is moving across the open Atlantic, and neither poses...

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  • Danish queen: Work helps tackling husband's death

    Denmark's Queen Margrethe says her husband's death was "a strange experience" but her work helps her tackling the disappearance of Prince Henrik

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  • Chinese deputy provincial governors, mayor fired over vaccine scandal that triggered public outcry

    Chinese deputy provincial governors, mayor fired over vaccine scandal that triggered public outcry

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  • New Malaysian government repeals law banning 'fake news'

    Malaysia's new government has repealed a widely criticized law prohibiting "fake news," in a move hailed as a landmark moment for human rights by a...

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  • Former Indian Prime Minister Vajpayee, who pursued both nuclear weapons and peace talks with Pakistan, dies at age 93

    Former Indian Prime Minister Vajpayee, who pursued both nuclear weapons and peace talks with Pakistan, dies at age 93

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  • Zimbabwe court to hear opposition election challenge Aug. 22

    Zimbabwe court to hear opposition's presidential election challenge Aug. 22

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  • Pakistani ruling party suspends lawmaker for beating citizen

    Pakistan's ruling party of Imran Khan suspends newly elected lawmaker over video of him beating up a citizen

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  • After US journalist detained, questions raised about other Americans stopped

    Israel’s recent detention of a high-profile American journalist – and his decision to speak out about it – has prompted scrutiny of other instances...

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  • Mali's president wins runoff vote with more than 67 percent

    Mali's president wins runoff with more than 67 percent of the vote in turbulent nation

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  • Turkish official: 30,000 could die in Istanbul earthquake

    Turkey's emergency management agency is warning that up to 30,000 people could be killed in Istanbul if a magnitude-7.5 earthquake were to hit the...

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  • Italian disaster puts spotlight on highway management

    The Italian government lashed out Thursday at the holding company for Autostrade per l'Italia for defending its financial interests in the face of the...

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  • Libya court sentences 45 to death over killings in 2011

    A Libyan court has sentenced 45 people to death by firing squad over killings during a 2011 uprising that toppled and later killed a longtime ruler

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  • Vietnam finds activist guilty of anti-government charges

    A court in central Vietnam has sentenced an activist to 20 years in prison after finding him guilty of attempting to overthrow the Communist...

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  • Judge orders women to begin defense in Kim Jong Nam's murder

    Two women on trial for the assassination of the North Korean leader's half brother were told to begin their defense, extending the murder trial for...

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  • Islamic State group claims responsibility for the suicide blast that struck a Shiite area in Kabul, killing 34 students

    Islamic State group claims responsibility for the suicide blast that struck a Shiite area in Kabul, killing 34 students

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  • As Venezuela crumbles, exodus reaches record level

    Millions of desperate Venezuelans are fleeing misery and hunger.

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  • Mali's president wins runoff election with more than 67 percent of the vote

    Mali's president wins runoff election with more than 67 percent of the vote

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  • Italy collapse points to difficulties with aging bridges

    Tragedy in Italy points to complexities of maintaining aging bridges with outdated designs

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  • Australian sex abuse victim settles with Catholic order

    A 74-year-old man with terminal cancer says he can die happy after reaching a 1 million Australian dollar ($727,000) landmark settlement against a...

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  • Doctor killed, assistant injured in stabbing in Germany

    Police say a doctor has been killed and an assistant seriously injured in a stabbing at a medical practice in southwestern Germany

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  • World cup sales, warm weather push up Carlsberg beer sales

    Danish brewer Carlsberg says its second-quarter sales were above expectations thanks to the World Cup and warm weather, allowing the Copenhagen-based...

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  • UK police given more time to quiz Parliament crash suspect

    British police have been given more time to question the suspect in a car crash outside Parliament that injured three people

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  • Turkish lira rebounds after Qatar pledges $15 billion

    The lira has nosedived recently, amid a trade dispute with the United States.

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  • Judge criticizes German officials over radical's deportation

    A judge is accusing German authorities of testing the limits of the law in the deportation to Tunisia of a suspected former aide to Osama bin Laden

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  • Photos capture migrants' journey in pursuit of the 'American Dream'

    Photos capture migrants' perilous journey to the U.S. border.

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  • Rights group: Change needed for free election in Maldives

    An international human rights group says the Maldives government is intimidating the political opposition and the media and that threatens the...

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  • Former Indian PM Vajpayee in critical condition in hospital

    India's top leaders and politicians are visiting the New Delhi hospital where doctors say former Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee is in critical...

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  • Indonesian Siti Aisyah will be first witness to testify when trial in Kim Jong Nam slaying resumes in November

    Indonesian Siti Aisyah will be first witness to testify when trial in Kim Jong Nam slaying resumes in November

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  • Afghan authorities revise down the death toll from previous day's suicide bombing in Shite area to 34 killed, not 48

    Afghan authorities revise down the death toll from previous day's suicide bombing in Shite area to 34 killed, not 48

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  • The two women accused of killing North Korean leader's half brother say they will testify in their defense

    The two women accused of killing North Korean leader's half brother say they will testify in their defense

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  • Indonesian president urges tolerance in annual speech

    Indonesia's president urged the country to embrace its founding spirt of tolerance in an annual national address just days after choosing a divisive...

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  • Malaysian judge rules two women charged with murdering North Korean leader's half brother should enter their defense

    Malaysian judge rules two women charged with murdering North Korean leader's half brother should enter their defense

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  • Cambodia's ruling party swept seats, official results show

    Final results show Cambodia's ruling party swept the elections last month for the National Assembly, ensuring long-ruling Prime Minister Hun Sen...

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  • US officials: Iraqi refugee was part of terror group

    A 45-year-old Iraqi refugee has been arrested in Northern California on a warrant alleging that he killed an Iraqi policeman while serving with the...

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  • Japanese emperor tries to make amends for his father's war

    Japan's Emperor Akihito addressed a WWII memorial service for the last time before he abdicates, expressing "deep remorse" in keeping with his mission...

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