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  • The Latest: Israel minister says strikes deter Iran

    An Israeli Cabinet minister says Iran knows "who not to mess with" because Israel is the only country in the world that is killing Iranian operatives

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  • Female suicide bomber strikes hospital in Pakistan, 9 killed

    Pakistani officials say a female suicide bomber struck outside a hospital as the wounded were being brought in from an earlier shooting attack on...

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  • Ukrainians vote, leader seeks support to fight corruption

    Ukrainians are voting in a snap parliamentary election in which the party of President Volodymyr Zelenskiy is set to take the largest share of votes

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  • Hong Kong protesters continue past march's end point

    Hong Kong protesters have pressed on past the designated end point for a march in which tens of thousands repeated demands for direct elections and an...

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  • 1,000 firefighters battle wildfires in central Portugal

    Portuguese authorities say that one thousand firefighters are working to contain wild fires that have injured eight firefighters and one civilian

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  • Pope: Moon landing inspires progress on justice, environment

    Pope Francis is hoping that the 50th anniversary of man's moon walk inspires efforts to help our "common home" on Earth

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  • The Latest: Ukraine's leader vows to end lawmaker immunity

    Ukraine's president says one of the first tasks of the country's new parliament should be to consider a lifting a law granting immunity from...

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  • UK navy heard in audio trying to thwart Iran ship seizure

    In an audio recording, a British naval officer can be heard saying that the transit of a British-flagged vessel through the Strait of Hormuz must not...

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  • The Latest: UK rejects Iran's 'tit for tat' view of tanker

    The U.K.'s foreign secretary says the seizing of a British-flagged tanker by Iran's Revolutionary Guard "raises very serious questions about the...

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  • Libya's largest oil field shut down over pipeline closure

    Libya's national oil company has suspended operations at the country's largest oil field over the "unlawful" closure of a pipeline valve

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  • Gunmen kill 2 Guard members in southeastern Iran

    Iranian state TV says gunmen have killed two members of the Revolutionary Guard and wounded another two near the border with Pakistan

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  • US concerned over China's 'interference' in South China Sea

    The U.S. says it's concerned by reports of China's interference with oil and gas activities in the disputed waters of the South China Sea, where...

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  • Police get arrest warrant as survivor recalls Kyoto arson

    Japanese police have obtained an arrest warrant for a suspect as soon as he regains consciousness from injuries in a deadly arson at a Kyoto anime...

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  • Japan votes for upper house; Abe's party seen as favorite

    Japanese are voting in an election for the upper house of parliament, where Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's ruling bloc is expected to keep the majority

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  • Iran says its seizure of British ship a 'reciprocal' move

    Iran's seizure of a British oil tanker was a response to Britain's role in impounding an Iranian supertanker first, senior officials said Saturday

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  • Death toll rises to 15 in Chinese gas plant explosion

    Authorities in central China say the death toll in a gas plant explosion has risen to 15 with another 15 seriously injured

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  • Germany marks 75th anniversary of plot to kill Hitler

    Germany is marking the 75th anniversary of the most famous plot to kill Adolf Hitler, paying tribute to those who were executed for trying, but...

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  • Vatican college space holds bones of dozens, expert says

    A genetics expert retained by the family of a Vatican girl who went missing in 1983 said a cavernous underground space near a Vatican cemetery holds...

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  • China launches STAR, tech stock market to boost industry

    China launches STAR, tech stock market to boost industry

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  • Hong Kong police seize explosives as rival camps rally

    Police in Hong Kong have raided a homemade-explosives manufacturing lab ahead of another weekend of protests in the semi-autonomous Chinese city

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  • Mount Etna erupts Friday closing airports

    Italy's Mount Etna spewed ash and lava into the air, forcing the closure of two airports.

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  • Polish city's first LGBT pride parade disrupted

    Police in eastern Poland say they detained a number of people who verbally abused and tried to block participants in the first LGBT pride parade held...

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  • London subway riders treated after gas is sprayed on train

    British police are searching for two men suspected of releasing gas on a subway train in central London

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  • The Latest: UK rejects Iran's 'tit for tat' view of tanker

    The U.K.'s foreign secretary says the seizing of a British-flagged tanker by Iran's Revolutionary Guard "raises very serious questions about the...

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  • Officials: BA suspending flights from London for 2 days

    Egyptian officials say Cairo's international airport has been notified by British Airways that the airline is suspending flights to and from London...

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  • Decades long search for girl missing leads to discovery of bones at Vatican

    Emanuela Orlandi went missing from a street in Rome in 1983.

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  • Vatican opens chambers to continue search of teen missing since 1980s

    The family of Emanuela Orlandi is still searching for the missing 15-year-old after she disappeared from Rome in 1983.

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  • Israel disperse anti-demolition protesters in West Bank

    Israeli forces have dispersed several dozen Palestinians protesting the planned demolitions of homes in an east Jerusalem village

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  • North Macedonia: Migrants hurt after driver jumps from truck

    Police in North Macedonia say 34 Afghan migrants have been injured in a highway accident after the driver of a truck allegedly carrying them north...

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  • Italy: Missile discovered in hangar leads to more weapons

    Police say they have found more weapons in northern Italy following the discovery of an air-to-air missile and other arms days earlier

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  • Barring of Moscow council candidates draws 12,000 to protest

    About 12,000 people have turned out to protest the Moscow election commission's decision to reject several opposition figures as candidates in the...

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  • Suspect in shooting of Turkish diplomat arrested

    Kurdish security officials say they have arrested the lead suspect in the shooting of a Turkish diplomat in Iraq's semi-autonomous region

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  • Iraqi forces launch anti-IS operation north of Baghdad

    Iraq's military says its troops are partnering with security agencies and paramilitary forces to clear remnants of the Islamic State group, targeting...

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  • Funeral service held for 86 Muslims killed by Serbs

    Several thousand people have attended a mass funeral service in northwestern Bosnia for 86 Muslims who were slain by the Serbs in one of the worst...

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  • Hong Kong police find large cache of explosives ahead of weekend protests: Reports

    A powerful explosive as well as knives and petrol bombs were found on the scene.

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  • Sheila Dikshit, Delhi's longest-serving chief minister, dies

    Veteran Indian politician Sheila Dikshit, New Delhi's longest-serving chief minister, has died after a prolonged illness

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  • Hifter calls on youth to help with battle for Tripoli

    Commander of self-styled Libyan National Army has called on young people in Tripoli to joint its offensive to capture the capital from the U.N.-backed...

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  • 25 sheep led through Parisian parks

    Shepherds in France hoped to encourage the public to think of ways to integrate farm animals into city life, as they led their sheep across the city...

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  • Snake catcher nabs eastern brown snake in Queensland

    The hectic experience was all caught on camera as snake catcher Stuart McKenzie finally made the capture.

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  • Monsoon flooding death toll climbs to 164 in South Asia

    The death toll in monsoon flooding in South Asia has climbed past 160 as millions of people and animals continue to face the brunt in three countries

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  • Women, children among 10 dead in airstrikes in Afghanistan

    Afghan officials say at least 10 civilians have been killed in separate airstrikes by Afghan security forces in western Badghis province

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  • Iran tanker seizure linked to earlier act by UK marines

    Iran's tanker seizure seems closely linked to British action against Iranian supertanker on July 4

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  • Pakistan's northwest tribal areas hold 1st local polls

    Pakistan's northwestern tribal areas are holding their first-ever provincial elections, in a region along the Afghan border that was once a stronghold...

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  • Ahead of vote, Ukrainian museum shows 'election trash'

    A Darth Vader costume, playground equipment, pastries and boxes of food all are part of an exhibit at Ukraine's National History Museum displaying the...

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  • Turkey steps up drilling activities around Cyprus

    Turkey's vice president says his country is stepping up a search for hydrocarbons off ethnically split Cyprus with the dispatching of a survey vessel...

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  • Serbia's president says Kosovo PM's resignation is a 'trick'

    Serbia's president has described as a "political trick" the decision by Kosovo's prime minister to step down over a call for questioning by a...

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  • Milan magistrate Borrelli, led '90s kickback probes, dies

    Francesco Saverio Borrelli, the Milan prosecutor who led the '90s corruption probes which toppled Italy's political class, has died, at 89.

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  • Spain's Socialists 'convinced' new government deal is near

    The No. 2 for Spain's Socialist Party says she is optimistic that caretaker Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez will be able to strike a last-minute deal...

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  • Explosion at gas factory in central China kills at least 12

    Authorities say the death toll has risen to 12 in a gas plant explosion in central China

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  • Iran seizes British, Liberian oil tankers in the Strait of Hormuz

    The British tanker was seized while in international waters, its owner said.

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