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  • The Latest: 3 confirmed dead in western Japan earthquake

    A 9-year-old girl and two men in their 80s have been killed by a strong earthquake in the western Japan metropolis of Osaka

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  • Vietnam arrests 8 people after economic zone law protests

    Vietnamese police have arrested eight more people after protests a week ago over a proposed law on special economic zones that protesters fear would...

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  • 2 feared dead after earthquake hits Osaka in western Japan

    A strong earthquake knocked over walls and set off scattered fires.

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  • Chicago TV host, athlete Brackett dies at 76 after bike fall

    World-champion triathlete dies four days after an apparent bicycle accident.

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  • Japanese disaster authorities say two people were found without vital signs and 41 others were injured by an earthquake

    Japanese disaster authorities say two people were found without vital signs and 41 others were injured by an earthquake

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  • The Latest: Ex-rebels want to meet with new Colombia leader

    Demobilized members of Colombia's once biggest rebel group say they want to meet with President-elect Ivan Duque to discuss implementation of the...

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  • Conservative wins Colombia's presidency in divisive election

    Ivan Duque, the young conservative protege of a powerful former president, has been elected Colombia's next leader after promising to roll back a...

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  • Carlotta now a depression, likely to stay off Mexico coast

    Tropical Storm Carlotta has weakened to a depression even as it soaks Mexico's Pacific coast in the region around the popular tourist resort of...

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  • Former Cambodian PM Ranariddh hurt in car crash; wife killed

    A Cambodian prince who was a candidate in upcoming general elections was seriously injured Sunday in a road crash that killed his wife and injured at...

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• Jun 17

  • Guatemala ends search for people buried by volcano eruption

    The Volcano of Fire erupted two weeks ago, leaving at least 110 dead.

    Jun 17

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  • Greece and Macedonia hope to end decades-long dispute over name

    Greece has objected to the name of the former Yugoslav republic.

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  • Young conservative protege of powerful former Colombian president looks headed to presidential election victory

    Young conservative protege of powerful former Colombian president looks headed to presidential election victory

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  • Early election results: Conservative critic of Colombia's peace accord ahead in presidential vote

    Early election results: Conservative critic of Colombia's peace accord ahead in presidential vote

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  • The Latest: Migrant ship passengers represent 31 countries

    Spanish authorities say the 630 migrants who arrived in Valencia after a prolonged sea voyage come from 31 different countries

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  • Border lake backdrops sealing of Greece, Macedonia name deal

    The foreign ministers of Greece and Macedonia have endorsed an agreement to resolve a long fight over the Macedonia name during a signing ceremony...

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  • Papal envoy asks forgiveness in divided Chilean diocese

    A papal emissary has asked forgiveness from Roman Catholics in a region of Chile where people had been protesting a bishop who was once a lieutenant...

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  • Turkey: Presidential candidate makes TV speech from prison

    Turkey's state broadcaster has aired a campaign speech by a jailed presidential candidate, who urged voters to prevent a "one-man regime" of incumbent...

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  • Sea convoy reaches Spain as migration debate roils Europe

    An aid group's ship and two Italian military vessels have disembarked at the Spanish port of Valencia, ending a weeklong ordeal for hundreds of people...

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  • Portugal remembers 66 victims from deadly year for wildfires

    Portugal's president and prime minister have attended a Mass in a rural town to mark the anniversary of a wildfire that killed 66 people

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  • Delta creates special Rapid City flight for Belgian tourists

    Delta Air Lines recently created a special flight to help a group of Belgian tourists reach their South Dakota vacation after experiencing travel...

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  • Libya's NOC says oil storage damaged in attack on key ports

    Libya's National Oil Corporation says an armed group opposed to Libya's self-styled national army has attacked key oil port terminals "significantly"...

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  • Police: Taxi driver who hit 8 Moscow pedestrians fell asleep

    Moscow police say the suspect in a taxi crash near Red Square that injured two Mexican soccer fans and six other pedestrians has told interrogators he...

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  • The Latest: Afghan Taliban reject cease-fire extension

    Afghanistan's Taliban has later rejected an extension to a three-day cease-fire coinciding with the Eid al-Fitr holiday

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  • Afghan bomber kills 19, Taliban rejects cease-fire extension

    A suicide bomber has struck in Afghanistan's eastern city of Jalalabad, killing at least 19 people in the second attack in as many days targeting...

    Jun 17

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  • Israel strikes launchers of burning kites from Gaza Strip

    The Israeli military says its aircraft have struck a vehicle belonging to someone who sends burning kites into Israel from Gaza

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  • 8 Kenyan police killed by roadside bomb in country's east

    A Kenyan legislator says eight police officers have died in his constituency after the vehicle they were travelling in was hit by a roadside bomb...

    Jun 17

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  • Israel extends detention of female Palestinian lawmaker

    Female Palestinian lawmaker has been held without charge for the past year.

    Jun 17

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  • Witnesses: Coalition strikes airport in Yemen's Hodeida

    Witnesses say Saudi-led coalition carried out airstrikes on port city of Hoeida.

    Jun 17

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  • Migration fight shakes German govt as Merkel, ally face off

    Germany's interior minister is insisting that his party has no intention of bringing down Chancellor Angela Merkel and her government, amid hopes that...

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  • US-backed Syrian fighters capture key village from IS

    A U.S-backed Syrian force says it has captured an important village near the Iraqi border from the Islamic State group

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  • UK legislator who blocked 'upskirting' law says he favors it

    Says he favors the law but stopped it because of the way it was introduced.

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  • Cyclists retrace Jewish child refugees' journey to Britain

    Almost 80 years after the first "Kindertransport" evacuations of Jewish children to safety in Britain, 42 people have set off on a memorial bike ride...

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  • Pope presses for talks on Yemen amid humanitarian crisis

    Pope Francis is pressing for negotiations in the Yemen conflict so a humanitarian crisis doesn't worsen

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  • Woman hurts 2 in south France with box cutter, is detained

    A woman crying "Allahu akbar" _ "God is great" in Arabic _ has injured 2 people with a box cutter at a supermarket in southern France

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  • Chicago soldier killed in Korea finally being laid to rest

    The remains of a soldier who left Chicago to fight in the Korean War have come home to be buried in the nation's most sacred cemetery

    Jun 17

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  • 6 suicide bombers kill 20 in northeastern Nigeria

    Nigerian police and military officials say that six suicide bombers killed at least 20 people in northeastern Nigeria

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  • Who are Colombia's presidential candidates?

    A former guerrilla fighter will compete against a conservative protege of a powerful ex-president for Colombia's top office on Sunday, as the country...

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  • Demonstrators protest arrest of Armenian parliament member

    Hundreds of supporters of an Armenian parliament member who was arrested on suspicion of illegally storing firearms and explosives are protesting...

    Jun 17

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  • AP Explains: How Colombia's presidential vote affects peace

    In 2016, the Colombian government and the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia signed a peace deal that ended five decades of guerrilla war

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  • French media: Woman crying "God is great" has injured 2 with box cutter at a supermarket in southern France

    French media: Woman crying "God is great" has injured 2 with box cutter at a supermarket in southern France

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  • Jewish artifacts disappear from Damascus in fog of Syria war

    Artifacts removed from one of the oldest synagogues in the world have gone missing from the Syrian capital after neighborhood officials said they gave...

    Jun 17

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  • Thousands hold gay pride march in Ukrainian capital of Kiev

    Thousands of gay pride supporters march despite attempts to block them.

    Jun 17

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  • The rescue ship Aquarius, a pawn in Europe's battle over immigration, docks in Valencia after weeklong odyssey

    The rescue ship Aquarius, a pawn in Europe's battle over immigration, docks in Valencia after weeklong odyssey

    Jun 17

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  • First boat of the Aquarius convoy carrying 630 migrants has docked in Valencia, Spain.

    First boat of the Aquarius convoy carrying 630 migrants has docked in Valencia, Spain.

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• Jun 16

  • Immigrants fleeing gangs prefer taking chance for US asylum

    Several asylum-seekers interviewed by The Associated Press in Mexico plan to press on with their efforts to enter the U.S. in spite of a new rule

    Jun 16

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  • Chinese immigrant with American family fears deportation

    He was arrested when he showed up for a green card interview last month.

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  • Ex-rebel looks to defy odds in Colombia presidential race

    Gustavo Petro began his ascent to the cusp of Colombia's presidency in this self-built barrio named after South American independence hero Simon...

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  • Violence kills 8 in Nicaragua, casting pall over peace talks

    Eight people killed in Nicaragua early Saturday, casting pall over talks aimed at ending weeks of unrest.

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  • Peace, economy top concerns as Colombians head to polls in presidential runoff

    The country’s May election proved inconclusive.

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  • 17 killed in stampede after brawl at crowded Caracas club

    Venezuela's government says 17 people were killed Saturday after a nightclub brawl in the capital led to a stampede

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