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  • Dutch prosecutors charge 4 in shooting down of flight MH17

    The Malaysian Airlines flight was shot down over eastern Ukraine in 2014.

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  • The Latest: Iran minister slams US footage of tanker attack

    The Latest: Iranian defense minister says claims that Tehran was involved in oil tanker attacks are unfair accusations

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  • The Latest: Investigators won't seek extradition of suspects

    The international team investigating the downing of flight MH17 in which 298 people died will not ask Russia and Ukraine to extradite four suspects

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  • Iraqi official: Rocket hits oil site, wounds 3 Iraqi workers

    The rocket hit a camp housing energy giant Exxon Mobil.

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  • Parts of southern India facing acute water shortages

    Millions of people are turning to water tank trucks in the southern Indian state of Tamil Nadu as house and hotel taps run dry in an acute water...

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  • National Police chief Wilbert Paulissen names 3 Russians, 1 Ukrainian as murder suspects in MH17 downing

    National Police chief Wilbert Paulissen names 3 Russians, 1 Ukrainian as murder suspects in MH17 downing

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  • US Navy explosives expert: Investigators have recovered fingerprints, hand print from attacked Japanese-owned oil tanker

    US Navy explosives expert: Investigators have recovered fingerprints, hand print from attacked Japanese-owned oil tanker

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  • US Navy expert: Damage to Japanese-owned oil tanker 'not consistent with an external flying object hitting the ship'

    US Navy expert: Damage to Japanese-owned oil tanker 'not consistent with an external flying object hitting the ship'

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  • US Navy expert: Limpet mine used in attack on Japanese-owned oil tanker 'bears a striking resemblance' to Iranian mines

    US Navy expert: Limpet mine used in attack on Japanese-owned oil tanker 'bears a striking resemblance' to Iranian mines

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  • Trial over downing of MH17 to start in March; 4 suspects

    All 298 passengers and crew on board the flight in 2014 were killed.

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  • Serbia-Montenegro church row fuels Balkan tensions

    A Serb official has branded Montenegro a "criminal" state and threatened a "fierce" response over the neighboring country's plans to introduce a...

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  • Nepal protesters demand government keep away from trusts

    Thousands of people have gathered in Nepal's capital to protest proposed legislation that would allow the government to nationalize centuries-old...

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  • UN expert urges probe of Saudi prince over Khashoggi killing

    An independent U.N. human rights expert investigating the killing of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi is recommending an investigation into the...

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  • What to watch for at Kim-Xi summit in North Korea?

    What to watch for at Kim-Xi summit in North Korea?

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  • LGBT refugees allege harassment in Kenya, a rare safe haven

    Finding a safe place to live has become a challenge, some of the refugees say.

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  • Mother of victim says at least 4 suspect to be tried in the 2014 downing of Malaysia Flight 17, trial opening March 2020

    Mother of victim says at least 4 suspect to be tried in the 2014 downing of Malaysia Flight 17, trial opening March 2020

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  • Rivals race to catch Boris Johnson as UK Tory race narrows

    The former foreign has lead two votes of conservative lawmakers.

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  • UK inflation fall eases prospect of imminent rate hike

    Inflation in Britain dipped in May, likely easing the pressure on the Bank of England to raise interest rates this summer

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  • UN expert: 'Credible evidence' merits probe into Saudi crown prince's possible role in killing of journalist Khashoggi

    UN expert: 'Credible evidence' merits probe into Saudi crown prince's possible role in killing of journalist Khashoggi

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  • Database says 91,600 killed in Yemen fighting since 2015

    Database tracking violence: At least 91,600 people killed in fighting in Yemen since start of civil war

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  • South Korea to send 50,000 tons of rice to North Korea

    The rice is the second aid package announced over the past month.

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  • UN: Nearly 71 million now displaced by war, violence at home

    The figure is an increase of more than 2 million from last year.

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  • The Latest: Markets cautious ahead of Fed rate decision

    Stock markets are subdued as investors look ahead to the U.S. Federal Reserve's policy meeting, where the central bank is expected to indicate it...

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  • Egypt: UN office tries to politicize Morsi's courtroom death

    Mohammed Morsi collapsed inside a Cairo courtroom and died this week.

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  • Germany: Syrian faces Islamic State-linked terrorism charges

    The man, known only as Fares A.B., is also charged with war crimes.

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  • South Korea says it will send 50,000 tons of rice aid to North Korea in response to food shortages

    South Korea says it will send 50,000 tons of rice aid to North Korea in response to food shortages

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  • Polar bear spotted in Russian city, far from normal habitat

    Officials warned residents about a bear that has been spotted in one district.

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  • Air New Zealand boss Luxon resigns, could pursue politics

    Air New Zealand Chief Executive Christopher Luxon has announced he's resigning after 7 years in the top job at the national carrier

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  • Hong Kong lawmakers raise complaints over police brutality

    Hong Kong lawmakers grill security secretary over allegations of police brutality during protests over an extradition bill that eventually was...

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  • Xi supports North Korea's direction on issues ahead of visit

    Chinese President Xi Jinping is praising North Korea for moving in the "right direction" ahead of his visit to Pyongyang beginning Thursday

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  • As Hong Kong protests quiet down, what's next?

    All but a handful of protesters in Hong Kong have gone home, but there's more to come in a crisis that brought hundreds of thousands into the streets...

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  • El Salvador's new president vows reparations for massacre

    El Salvador's newly inaugurated president on Tuesday promised to comply with reparations ordered by an international court for relatives of the...

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  • China, North Korea look to strengthen ties amid US disputes

    Chinese President Xi Jinping meets North Korean leader Kim Jong Un this week looking to strengthen their sometimes shaky bond at a time when both are...

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  • Powerful quake jolts northwest Japan, tsunami warning issued

    A powerful earthquake jolted northwestern Japan, causing minor injuries to 21 people and a brief evacuation of coastal homes until the risk of a...

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  • Brazil model accusing Neymar of rape speaks to police again

    A Brazilian model who accused soccer star Neymar of raping her in a Paris hotel in May has testified to police in Sao Paulo a second time.

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  • Nicaragua says released all considered political prisoners

    Nicaragua says it has released all prisoners detained in relation to 2018 anti-government protests, though the opposition maintains that more than 80...

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  • Canada reapproves contentious Pacific coast pipeline

    Canada's federal government has reapproved the contentious Trans Mountain pipeline expansion that would nearly triple the flow of oil from the Alberta...

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  • Experts say blackout in Argentina should have been limited

    Experts say power companies in Argentina should have spotted problems before blackout spread

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  • Britain, Italy make joint bid to host 2020 UN climate talks

    Britain and Italy are making a joint bid to host the U.N. global climate summit in 2020

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  • Egypt's ousted President Morsi buried after courtroom death

    Egypt's ousted President Morsi, quietly buried under heavy security in Cairo cemetery after dramatic courtroom death

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  • German govt calls official's killing 'attack on all of us'

    Germany's top security official says the killing of a pro-migrant politician, allegedly at the hands of a violent neo-Nazi, illustrates the threat...

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  • Official: Guatemala hasn't agreed to be safe third country

    A Guatemalan cabinet official says the government has not agreed to become a so-called "safe third country" for migrants seeking asylum as suggested...

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  • Canadian man gets 26 years for role in suicide attack

    A Canadian man has been sentenced to 26 years in U.S. prison for supporting a group of jihadists who committed a 2009 suicide attack in Iraq that...

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  • Namibia to auction off elephants, giraffes in response to crippling drought

    Namibia will sell some of its game as the country grapples with severe drought.

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  • US launches hospital ship to countries absorbing Venezuelans

    Vice President Mike Pence has toured a U.S. Navy hospital ship scheduled to embark on a five-month medical assistance mission to Latin American and...

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  • Venezuelan prosecutor: Opposition leader linked to crimes

    Venezuela's chief prosecutor is accusing opposition leader Juan Guaidó of being the author of an alleged corruption scheme

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  • Suspected money man named in attempted hit on Red Sox icon; motive still a mystery

    The retired Major Leaguer was shot in the back at Dominican Republic bar..

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  • The Latest: Iraq says foreign forces may not fight in Iraq

    Iraq's prime minister says foreign troops and local militia operating inside his country are forbidden from confronting each other and must operate...

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  • Venezuela's misery doesn't even spare the dead in Maracaibo

    Much of Venezuela is in a state of decay and abandonment. In Maracaibo, the misery is particularly acute.

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