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  • Australia 'deeply disappointed' China criminally detains man

    Australia's foreign minister says her government is "deeply disappointed" that a Chinese-Australian writer has been placed in criminal detention in...

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  • Ukraine's president says he backs prisoner swap with Russia

    Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy says Ukraine is willing to swap a jailed Russian journalist for an imprisoned Ukrainian film director

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  • 3 killed in plane crash in Austrian Alps

    Austrian authorities say three people have been killed in the crash of a small airplane in the Alps near the German border

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  • Iran denies US destroyed an Iranian drone near Persian Gulf

    Iran denies American warship destroyed Iranian drone in Strait of Hormuz after it threatened the ship

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  • The Latest: Iran says all its drones safely returned to base

    The Latest: Iranian military says all its drones safely back to their bases, no confrontation with US warship

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  • South Korean dies from self-immolation near Japan's embassy

    The death comes at a time of worsening tensions between Seoul and Tokyo.

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  • Explosion outside Kabul University kills 6, wounds 27

    Afghan officials: Powerful bomb goes off outside gates of Kabul University, killing 6 people and wounding 27

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  • Japan summons SKorean envoy to protest wartime labor dispute

    Japan has summoned South Korea's ambassador to protest Seoul's refusal to join in an arbitration panel to settle a dispute over World War II labor

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  • Germany honors resisters who tried to assassinate Hitler

    Angela Merkel paid tribute ahead of the anniversary to the executed plot leader.

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  • Dutch Supreme Court set to rule in Srebrenica liability case

    There has been a long running legal battle over the 1995 massacre of Muslims.

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  • Lebanese losing faith as politicians fumble over economy

    As Lebanese crisis deepens, so does public distrust in political class, widely seen as corrupt, steeped in rivalries

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  • The Latest: S. Korean man dies of burns near Japan Embassy

    Police say a 78-year-old South Korean man who set himself ablaze near the Japanese Embassy in Seoul has died

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  • 6 injured after gas explosion destroys New Zealand home

    Six people were injured and dozens of homes evacuated in Christchurch after a huge gas explosion destroyed one home and damaged others

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  • Police say a 78-year-old South Korean man has died hours after setting himself ablaze near the Japanese Embassy

    Police say a 78-year-old South Korean man has died hours after setting himself ablaze near the Japanese Embassy

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  • At least 8 children dead, 16 hurt in Philippines truck crash

    Philippine police say at least 8 mostly grade school students died and 16 others were injured when the truck they were riding on lost control on a...

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  • AP PHOTOS: Editor selections from Latin America, Caribbean

    AP PHOTOS: Angry Puerto Ricans protest to demand governor resign, Venezuela frees clarinetist jailed after criticizing government, migrants hoping to...

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  • AP Photos: Editor selections from the past week in Asia

    AP Photos: Anti-Japanese rally in Seoul, waves hit Manila Bay, lantern festival in Tokyo

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  • Navy brass, low budget blamed for Argentina sub tragedy

    An Argentine legislative commission has concluded that the sinking of a submarine with all 44 crewmembers was caused by the inefficiency of naval...

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  • Bolsonaro defends 200 days in power amid criticism

    Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro is defending his administration's first 200 days in power amid mounting criticism around issues ranging from the...

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  • El Salvador judge orders new charges for El Mozote massacre

    A Salvadoran judge has ruled that 17 former members of the country's military will also face charges of torture, forced disappearance and forced...

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  • Mexico attends thousands of unaccompanied migrant minors

    Mexico's National Migration Institute says child protection officials have assisted since December more than 10,000 unaccompanied minors, most of them...

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  • Bolsonaro defends 200 days in power amid criticism

    Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro is defending his administration's first 200 days in power amid mounting criticism around issues ranging from the...

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  • Deemed dangerous, Epstein denied bail in sex abuse case

    A judge who denied bail for jailed financier Jeffrey Epstein on sex trafficking charges says he poses a danger to the public and seems to still have...

    Jul 18

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  • British Open back at Royal Portrush and puts on quite a show

    Back at Royal Portrush, British Open delivers a celebration of golf and some rough starts by McIlroy and Woods

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• Jul 18

  • The Latest: Politicians praise Jeffrey Epstein's bail ruling

    Republican U.S. Sen. Ben Sasse says a judge's decision to deny financier Jeffrey Epstein bail Thursday "wasn't a close call."

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  • Puerto Ricans try to forge movement to oust governor

    Puerto Ricans are waging a far-flung effort to forge a sustainable protest movement to turn Gov. Ricardo Rosselló out of office

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• Jul 18

  • Protests in Puerto Rico intensify as police, protesters clash

    Demonstrators in Puerto Rico are calling for the resignation of Governor Ricardo Rossello after leaked documents reveal homophobic and sexist language...

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  • US lawmakers propose ban on export of tribes' sacred items

    New Mexico Democrats are making a renewed push in Congress to ban collectors and vendors from exporting Native American ceremonial items

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  • Ecuador has first same-sex marriage, following court ruling

    A lesbian couple has married in Ecuador in the first same-sex wedding since a landmark ruling last month by the country's highest court

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  • Automaker BMW names production chief Zipse as new CEO

    BMW has named its top production manager, Oliver Zipse, as its next CEO to lead the luxury automaker

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  • Iran FM not giving up hope tensions with US can be resolved

    Iran's foreign minister says he believes the Islamic Republic and the United States were only "a few minutes away from a war" after Iran shot down an...

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  • Scuffles near Lebanon parliament before vote on budget

    Dozens of protesters have scuffled with Lebanese security forces guarding the country's parliament just as lawmakers met to vote on a controversial...

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  • Morocco: 3 sentenced to death in Scandinavian women slayings

    Three men have been convicted of terrorism and sentenced to death by a Moroccan court for the brutal slaying of two Scandinavian women hiking in the...

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  • Asylum seekers waiting in Nuevo Laredo fear lurking dangers

    For the 1,800 or so asylum seekers and migrants currently stuck in Nuevo Laredo waiting for a chance at refuge in the United States, fear is palpable...

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  • Automaker BMW says production chief Oliver Zipse will succeed Harald Krueger as CEO

    Automaker BMW says production chief Oliver Zipse will succeed Harald Krueger as CEO

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  • The Latest: Greece: 10 arrested over migrants medical fraud

    A doctor, two medical staff members, and a translator have been arrested at a state-run camp for migrants and refugees in Greece

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  • Argentina acts against Hezbollah, blamed for terror attacks

    Argentina's government has branded Hezbollah a terrorist organization and frozen its assets

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  • Cyprus detains 12 Israelis for 8 days over alleged rape

    A Cyprus court has ordered 12 Israelis vacationing on the east Mediterranean island nation to remain in police custody for eight days after a...

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  • Iran state TV: Iranian forces seize foreign oil tanker, crew

    The Panamanian-flagged oil tanker MT Riah stopped transmitting its location.

    Jul 18

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  • Circle K Mexico apologizes for "sexist" Secretary Day ad

    Circle K Mexico is apologizing for an advertisement on "Secretary Day" that promoted a deal on chocolate, red wine and condoms

    Jul 18

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  • 5th Fleet says US sailor went overboard in Arabian Sea

    The U.S. Fifth Fleet says a search operation is underway in the Arabian Sea after a U.S. sailor went overboard from the aircraft carrier USS Abraham...

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  • Hezbollah lawmaker offers resignation after alleged shooting

    A Hezbollah lawmaker has offered his resignation after a shooting at a police station in which he was allegedly involved

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  • Mexican to seek return of "Chapo" Guzman's drug money

    Mexico's president says he will use legal channels to try to get the fortune of convicted drug lord Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman returned to Mexico

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  • EU to implement new monitoring system to enforce rule of law

    The European Union says it's implementing a new monitoring system to ensure that all member states are complying with the bloc's rule of law...

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  • Sea-Watch 3 captain calls for EU action on migrants rescues

    A German humanitarian ship captain who eluded an Italian effort to block her from docking at an Italian port after rescuing migrants has called for...

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  • Renault chief confident partnership with Nissan on track

    Renault Chairman Jean-Dominique Senard has expressed confidence that the French automaker's alliance with Nissan remains on track following the...

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  • Sudanese protesters rally to condemn June crackdown

    Thousands of Sudanese have joined protests condemning a deadly crackdown last month, as tensions remain high despite recent progress toward a...

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  • Taliban to talk to Swedish NGO after Afghan clinic closures

    Taliban to talk with Swedish non-profit group after insurgent threats closed 42 clinics runs in eastern Afghanistan

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  • At least 33 dead in fire at Japan animation studio

    The blaze broke out Thursday morning at Kyoto Animation after a man allegedly burst in and spread an unknown liquid that set the three-story building...

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  • At least 33 dead in massive fire at Kyoto animation studio, Japanese authorities say

    Dozens of others were injured in the arson attack, authorities told the AP.

    Jul 18