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  • How communities are addressing violence against women in South Africa

    South Africa has one of the highest rates of violence against women in Africa.

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  • Mexico cuts budget for all, from athletes to archaeologists

    Mexico's president cutting budgets for all, from athletes to archaeologists

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  • Fed-up Puerto Ricans march demanding governor resign

    Thousands of people in Puerto Rico have marched to the governor's residence in San Juan, carrying the U.S. territory's flag and chanting demands for...

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  • Lawyer to be Mexico's first body builder at Pan Am Games

    Carlos Suárez will be the first Mexican to participate in the body-building competition at the Pan American Games and he spends six hours each day...

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  • Lawyer to be Mexico's first body builder at Pan Am Games

    Carlos Suárez will be the first Mexican to participate in the body-building competition at the Pan American Games and he spends six hours each day...

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

    Asylum-seekers gathered on Mexico's border with the United States are confused and anxious over a new U.S. policy that all but eliminates refugee...

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  • Brazil's Bolsonaro: Make South America Great Again

    Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro is urging his South American colleagues to borrow a slogan from America's Donald Trump and focus on making their...

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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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  • Tow truck pulls car from flooded highway in Toronto

    Authorities issued a flood warning for the area after heavy rains fell in Canada.

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  • French culture minister visits Notre Dame to view renovations

    The historic landmark is still being secured and cleared before rebuilding can begin.

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  • Prosecutors say father intentionally drove boys off pier

    Los Angeles prosecutors have charged a father with murder after prosecutors say he drove his family off a pier in 2015, killing his two autistic sons

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  • Boris Johnson, Jeremy Hunt make final pitch to Conservatives

    The two men competing to be Britain's next leader have held their final televised event in front of Conservative Party members who will decide the...

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  • Egypt starts restoration of Tutankhamun coffin for first time

    The project will restore the damaged coffin of the boy king.

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  • UN expert critical of Hungary's treatment of asylum-seekers

    A U.N. migration expert says Hungary should not allow security concerns to override the human rights of migrants

    Jul 17

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  • Beachgoers scramble as strong winds hit Italian beach

    The winds kicked up sand and sent beach toys flying through the air in Tortoreto, Italy.

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  • Ex-Israeli PM Barak says he has 'cut all ties' with Epstein

    Former Israeli prime minister Ehud Barak says he has cut all ties with Jeffrey Epstein, the American financier jailed on sex-trafficking charges

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  • WHO declares Congo Ebola outbreak a public health emergency of international concern

    The move comes after an Ebola case was confirmed in a major Congolese city.

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  • Apollo anniversary, beach yoga, Lego lion: World in photos, July 17

    A look at the top photos from around the globe.

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

    Iran's foreign minister says his country has no choice but to manufacture missiles for defense purposes

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  • World Health Organization declares the deadly Ebola outbreak in Congo a global emergency

    World Health Organization declares the deadly Ebola outbreak in Congo a global emergency

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  • Trade dispute between South Korea and Japan could lead to 'dire consequences'

    Japan announced tighter curbs on chemical materials exported to South Korea.

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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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  • 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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  • 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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  • 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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• Jul 17

  • 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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  • 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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• Jul 17

  • 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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