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  • President Trump to impose additional sanctions on Iran

    Iran's naval chief warns the U.S. that Tehran is capable of shooting down other American spy drones. ABC News' Trevor Ault reports.

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  • Russia starts army drills to respond to Central Asia threats

    The Russian military has launched a massive exercise to simulate a response to possible security threats in Central Asia

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  • Death toll from building collapse in Cambodia rises to 26

    Rescuers are searching the rubble for more trapped workers.

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  • German business confidence dips further to near 5-year low

    A closely watched survey is showing a further dip in German business confidence, which hit a nearly five-year low as managers' outlook for the next...

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  • Intense heat wave to strike Paris and across Europe

    Authorities in the Paris region have issued an alert for intense heat expected in the French capital and across Europe this week

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  • UN rights chief: Relatives of ex-IS fighters should go home

    She said children had suffered "grievous violations" of their rights.

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  • Protesters block Hong Kong building access, plan new action

    Protesters fearing an erosion of Hong Kong's legal autonomy blocked access to a government building for nearly two hours and plan more demonstrations...

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  • 16 stand trial in Turkey over anti-government protests

    The trial against 16 people accused of terror charges and organizing anti-government protests in 2013 has begun in Turkey as rights groups say the...

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  • Australia repatriating 8 youth from Islamic State families

    Australia's prime minister says 8 Australian children and grandchildren of 2 slain Islamic State group fighters have been removed from Syria in...

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  • Taliban threaten Afghan media, say reporters to be targeted

    The Taliban will target reporters over what they call government propaganda.

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  • New Zealand to start protecting bank deposits of most savers

    Gov't taking steps to change New Zealand's status as one of the last few developed countries where people with bank savings have no recourse if their...

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  • Iran's naval chief Adm. Hossein Khanzadi warns US, says Tehran capable of shooting down other American spy drones

    Iran's naval chief Adm. Hossein Khanzadi warns US, says Tehran capable of shooting down other American spy drones

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  • Iranians say their 'bones breaking' under US sanctions

    Average Iranians bear the brunt of U.S. sanctions imposed on the country.

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  • Germany: Merkel's partners mull how to choose new leader

    Chancellor Angela Merkel's center-left coalition partners are set to decide how and when to choose a new head, a decision that could help determine...

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  • Thai cave boys mark year since ordeal with Buddhist rites

    The 12 young soccer players and their coach who spent over two weeks trapped in a cave last year have gathered for rare public appearances to mark the...

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  • Recent developments surrounding the South China Sea

    Recent developments surrounding the South China Sea, where China and its neighbors are engaged in territorial disputes

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• Jun 24

  • Strong quake recorded in Indonesia's Banda Sea, no tsunami

    A strong earthquake has struck in Indonesia's Banda Sea, but authorities said there is no tsunami threat

    Jun 24

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  • Chinese agricultural official picked to lead UN food agency

    China's deputy agricultural minister chosen to head UN food agency, becoming the first person from a Communist country to hold the influential post

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  • Chile's dictatorship-era children demand legal recognition

    The "posthumous children" of the Chilean dictatorship lost one or both of their parents during the 1973-1990 era regime, and some have fought for...

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  • Closing arguments set for missing Chinese scholar case

    Closing arguments are set for federal death penalty trial of a former University of Illinois doctoral student charged with kidnapping and killing a...

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  • Train crash kills 4, injures at least 65 in Bangladesh

    Five coaches on passenger train veer off tracks in northeastern Bangladesh, killing at least 4 and injuring 65

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  • The Latest: Istanbul mayor-elect greets tens of thousands

    Tens of thousands of people have attended an election night celebration after a repeated vote in Istanbul made an opposition candidate mayor-elect of...

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  • Huge crowds for LGBT pride parade in Brazil's biggest city

    Hundreds of thousands of people have filled a main Sao Paulo thoroughfare for one of the world's largest LGBT pride parades

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  • Underage fighters drawn into Indonesian separatist conflict

    The long-simmering conflict between Indonesia's military and Papuans seeking independence includes indigenous teenagers and boys who appear barely...

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  • Mexico officials detain more migrants as crackdown steps up

    Government's trying to deter migrants from crossing the country to the U.S.

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  • Thailand's Wild Boars mark year since going missing in cave

    When the 12 young boys and their soccer coach walked into a cave complex in northern Thailand a year ago, they didn't know their lives were going to...

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  • Huge crowds for LGBT pride parade in Brazil's biggest city

    Hundreds of thousands of people have filled a main Sao Paulo thoroughfare for one of the world's largest LGBT pride parades

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  • Thousands attend funeral of former Jamaican PM Edward Seaga

    Thousands of Jamaicans have turned out for the funeral of former Prime Minister Edward Seaga, who was the last survivor of the generation of...

    Jun 23

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  • Yemeni rebels strike Saudi airport ahead of US-Saudi talks

    Saudi Arabia says one person killed and seven others wounded in an attack by Iranian-allied Yemeni rebels on an airport in the kingdom as top US...

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  • Opposition win in Istanbul a blow to Turkey's Erdogan

    The opposition candidate for mayor of Istanbul has celebrated a landmark win,

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  • Georgia: Protests held by parliament for 4th straight day

    Calls for the interior minister to resign and for changes in the election code.

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  • Gay prisoners of Buchenwald remembered at Nazi camp site

    A ceremony has been held at the former site of Germany's Buchenwald concentration camp to remember people imprisoned there because they were thought...

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  • Daimler issues profit warning over diesel issues

    Automaker Daimler says profits for the second quarter will be hit by troubles with diesel vehicles from its Mercedes-Benz brand and downgraded its...

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  • The Latest: Saudi Arabia reports deadly attack on airport

    Saudi Arabia says one person has been killed and seven others wounded in an attack by Yemeni rebels on an airport in the kingdom's south

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  • Houthis kill 1, wound 7 in attack on airport in Saudi Arabia

    Saudi Arabia says one person has been killed and seven others wounded in an attack by Yemeni rebels on an airport in the kingdom's south

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  • Sudan's protesters accept roadmap for civilian rule

    Sudan's protest movement says it has accepted a roadmap for a civilian-led transitional government, after a months-long standoff with military rulers

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  • 2,000 demonstrate in Moscow against police falsifications

    About 2,000 people protested falsified cases against political activists.

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  • Saudi Arabia says 1 person killed, 7 wounded in attack by Yemen's Houthi rebels on airport in city of Abha in south

    Saudi Arabia says 1 person killed, 7 wounded in attack by Yemen's Houthi rebels on airport in city of Abha in south

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  • Spain reports nearly 300 migrants rescued at sea in 2 days

    Spain's maritime rescue service says it picked up 290 migrants over the weekend while they attempted to cross the Mediterranean Sea in small boats...

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  • Crowd at huge Prague rally says Czech democracy is at risk

    The biggest anti-government protest in Prague since the 1989 pro-democratic Velvet Revolution is underway as Czechs urge Prime Minister Andrej Babis...

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  • Ethiopia says military chief killed, regional coup failed

    Ethiopia's military chief was shot dead in an attack that followed a failed coup attempt against a regional government north of the capital, Addis...

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  • Syria says sabotage damaged underwater oil pipelines

    Syria's oil ministry says five underwater pipelines have been damaged and put out of order as a result of a sabotage

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  • US economic plan for Mideast peace met by harsh criticism

    Veteran diplomats, grassroots peace activists criticize US plan for 'economic peace,' say it recycles past proposals and ignores Israel's occupation

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  • Air Canada reviewing how crew left passenger on parked plane

    Air Canada said Sunday it's looking into how crew members could have disembarked from a plane without noticing a sleeping passenger who was left...

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  • Opposition candidate declares second victory in Istanbul mayor's race, says democracy prevailed in rerun election

    Opposition candidate declares second victory in Istanbul mayor's race, says democracy prevailed in rerun election

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  • US judge lets case against Manafort-linked oligarch stand

    A Chicago federal judge has refused to dismiss bribery charges against a Ukrainian oligarch who prosecutors say had business ties to President Donald...

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  • Turkish government's candidate for Istanbul mayor concedes defeat after first results from rerun election are reported

    Turkish government's candidate for Istanbul mayor concedes defeat after first results from rerun election are reported

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  • Indian soldiers recover bodies of 7 missing mountaineers

    An Indian official says paramilitary soldiers have reached the bodies of seven of eight members from a team of international climbers believed killed...

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  • UK: Police visit incident dogs Johnson's leadership campaign

    The leading contender to become Britain's next prime minister is under pressure to address a visit police officers made to his London home after a...

    Jun 23

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  • Cambodia PM to oversee rescue operation at building collapse

    Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen said Sunday that he was heading to the seaside resort town where a seven-story building under construction collapsed,...

    Jun 23