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  • Several stabbed in riot at juvenile detention in Australia

    Police are negotiating with inmates and hoped the standoff could be resolved.

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  • Iran says it arrested 17 CIA spies, some sentenced to death

    Iran says the detained are Iranian nationals.

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  • China lashes out at Hong Kong protest targeting its office

    Eggs were thrown at the mainland government's office in Hong Kong.

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  • Court: Walesa must apologize to Poland's ruling party head

    A Polish appeals court has ruled that Lech Walesa, a former president and pro-democracy fighter, must apologize to the head of the ruling party,...

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  • Israeli crews demolish Palestinian homes in east Jerusalem

    Israeli work crews begin demolitions of dozens of Palestinian homes in east Jerusalem

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  • IAEA says its 72-year-old chief, Yukiya Amano, has died

    The IAEA flag will be lowered to half-mast.

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  • The Latest: US expresses sadness over Amano's death

    Jackie Wolcott, the U.S. ambassador to international organizations in Vienna, has expressed her "deepest condolences ... upon the sad news" of...

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  • Ukrainian leader's party heading for parliamentary majority

    Ukrainian president's party is heading for an absolute majority in parliament after a snap election, which would hand Volodymyr Zelenskiy a...

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  • Rights group: Iraq government mismanaging water crisis

    Rights group: Iraq's government failing to properly address underlying causes for ongoing water crisis in south

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  • Hamas delegation visits Iran, meets supreme leader

    Iranian state TV says a Hamas delegation visiting Iran has met with the country's supreme leader

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  • Britain's May to chair emergency session on seized tanker

    British PM May to chair emergency security session on how to respond to Iran's seizure of British-flagged tanker

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  • Europe ministers meet in Paris on divisive migrant issue

    France has stressed the need for European countries to share arriving migrants.

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  • LL Bean poised to open 1st store in Canada

    L.L. Bean is poised to open its first store in Canada

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  • Voting closing in race to become UK's new prime minister

    Voting is drawing to a close in the race to become Britain's next prime minister

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  • Pakistan rescues injured Italian, Russian climbers in north

    Pakistani mountaineering official: Army helicopter rescues Italian, Russian climber stranded on treacherous peak

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  • 4 Turks kidnapped in central Nigeria

    Nigerian police say gunmen have abducted four Turkish nationals

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  • India's space agency says it has launched unmanned mission to moon's south pole after aborted attempt last week

    India's space agency says it has launched unmanned mission to moon's south pole after aborted attempt last week

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  • Pirates rob S. Korea ship crew members near Singapore Strait

    The identities of the pirates were not immediately known.

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  • New video shows moment Iran seized ship

    The video released by Iran shows Iranian Revolutionary Guards seizing a British tanker in the Strait of Hormuz. ABC News' Megan Tevrizian reports.

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  • Syrian activists say airstrike killed 16 in rebel-held town

    Activists said the strike also wounded more than 30 people.

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  • Israeli probes into deaths of Palestinians often go nowhere

    Israeli military probes of 24 potentially criminal shootings of Palestinians in West Bank, Gaza yield no indictments

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  • The Latest: Chinese army holds exercise near Hong Kong

    A Chinese army brigade says it has held an anti-terrorism exercise in a city not far from Hong Kong

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  • A tiny, unrepresentative electorate picks UK's new leader

    Only 0.25% of British people can vote for the new leader.

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  • Bolton meets Japanese officials to discuss Iran, South Korea

    Japan is cautious about a military coalition to tackle Iran.

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  • Puerto Rico prepares for massive protest to expel governor

    Puerto Rico is bracing for what many people expect to be one of the biggest protests ever seen in the U.S. territory as irate islanders pledge to...

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  • South Korea detains 6 for illegally entering Japan consulate

    The incident came amid growing anti-Japanese sentiments in South Korea.

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  • Amid protests, Duterte to address Congress led by his allies

    Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte will likely defend his deadly anti-drug campaign and his non-confrontational approach to China in territorial...

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  • Syrian opposition activists say airstrike on a market in northwestern rebel-held town kills at least 16 people

    Syrian opposition activists say airstrike on a market in northwestern rebel-held town kills at least 16 people

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  • The Latest: Iran says 17 CIA spies arrested, some sentenced

    Those detained are Iranian nationals.

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  • Proposed New Zealand law says owning guns is not a right

    New Zealand's government is planning further restrictions to gun ownership.

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  • Spanish parliament debates forming new government

    Caretaker Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez will seek the endorsement of the Spanish Parliament on Monday ahead of this week's confidence votes for him to...

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  • The International Atomic Energy Agency says its Director-General Yukiya Amano has died.

    The International Atomic Energy Agency says its Director-General Yukiya Amano has died.

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  • Israeli probes into deaths of Palestinians often go nowhere

    None 24 probes in the last year have lead to a conviction.

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• Jul 22

  • AP Explains: Spain tries to avoid countdown to new election

    AP Explains: Spain's prime minister faces uncertain votes in parliament as he tries to form a new Socialist-led government

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  • 33 villagers killed in lightning storm in northern India

    A lightning storm kills 33 people in the north Indian state of Uttar Pradesh

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  • Israeli work crews begin demolitions of dozens of Palestinian homes in east Jerusalem

    Israeli work crews begin demolitions of dozens of Palestinian homes in east Jerusalem

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  • Papua New Guinea open to Chinese and Australian investors

    Papua New Guinea's leader says his South Pacific island nation is open to investment from China, Australia and any other country that is willing to...

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  • Teen mom, newborn eye new life from Tijuana migrant shelter

    Newborn of 16-year-old Salvadoran girl starts life at migrant shelter in Tijuana; teen mom says crowded facility better than life she left behind in...

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  • Abe's coalition still short of votes to change constitution

    Abe's ruling coalition secured a majority in Japan's upper house of parliament but not the super-majority needed to propose constitutional revisions

    Jul 21

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  • Tainted alcohol kills at least 19, officials say

    The victims consumed the tainted alcohol in various cities across the county.

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  • Puerto Rico gov will not seek reelection, but won't resign

    Puerto Rico's governor is seeking to defuse anger that has fed mammoth street protests against him by promising not to seek reelection, but his...

    Jul 21

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  • The Latest: Abe falls short of seats to change constitution

    Abe's coalition still short of votes to change constitution

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  • 5 shot dead, 6 wounded in Acapulco bar near beach

    Mexican authorities say gunmen have killed five men and wounded six other people at a bar in the Pacific Coast resort city of Acapulco

    Jul 21

• Jul 21

  • The Latest: Clashes involving Hong Kong protests get violent

    Clashes involving Hong Kong's protest movement escalated violently as police launch tear gas and subway riders were attacked by masked assailants who...

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• Jul 21

  • Clashes involving Hong Kong's protest movement grow violent

    Clashes involving Hong Kong's protest movement escalated violently as police launch tear gas and subway riders were attacked by masked assailants who...

    Jul 21

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  • US notes advance in Mexican migration enforcement

    U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo acknowledges that Mexico has made progress on migration enforcement, while expressing hope that El Salvador can...

    Jul 21

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  • Lufthansa resumes Cairo flights, British Airways stays away

    Lufthansa has resumed flying to Cairo following a one-day suspension due to safety concerns

    Jul 21

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  • Embattled Puerto Rico governor says he will not seek re-election but won't resign; steps down as head of his party

    Embattled Puerto Rico governor says he will not seek re-election but won't resign; steps down as head of his party

    Jul 21

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  • The Latest: Egypt aviation minister upset by paused flights

    Egypt's aviation minister frustrated over British Airways' week-long flight suspension

    Jul 21

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  • Costa Rica officials say tainted alcohol kills at least 19

    The Costa Rican Health Ministry says it has confirmed 19 deaths from consumption of alcohol tainted with methanol

    Jul 21