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  • South Korea shifts gears, aims at more labor-friendly growth

    South Korea's new administration shifts gear, aiming at to achieve a fair and labor-friendly market after decades of growth led by big businesses

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  • Indonesia's navy fired warning shot at Vietnamese vessels

    Indonesia's navy said it fired a warning shot at two Vietnamese fishing vessels that were discovered in Indonesian waters on the weekend, the second...

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  • Australia denies reneging on a UNHCR deal to accept refugees

    The Australian foreign minister has rejected the United Nations refugee agency's allegation that her government reneged on a deal to resettle some...

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  • AP: US church goes to Brazil; instills fear, splits families

    AP investigation reveals how over two decades, the U.S.-based Word of Faith Fellowship church took command of two congregations in Brazil, breaking up...

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  • Vietnam court tries woman for posting anti-state content

    A Vietnamese court is trying a woman who posted articles and videos online described as anti-state propaganda

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  • The Latest: Israel begins removing metal detectors from site

    Israel began removing metal detectors from entrances to a major Jerusalem shrine following rage in the Muslim world

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  • EU plans delegation in Mongolian capital to enhance ties

    The European Union plans a delegation in Mongolia this year to further relationship with the inland country wedged between China and Russia.

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  • Hurricane Hilary forms in Pacific off Mexico, far from land

    Hurricane Hilary has formed in the Pacific Ocean off Mexico, but forecasters say the storm does not pose any imminent threat to land

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  • Immigrants wept, pleaded for water and pounded on the truck

    Immigrants crammed into a broiling tractor-trailer in Texas are recounting a horrific journey during which they had no water, took turns breathing...

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  • Security forces shut Maldives Parliament, leading to clashes

    Maldivian security forces locked down parliament on orders from the president, leading to clashes after opposition lawmakers stormed the compound in...

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  • Getting stuck in the icy Arctic means you're on your own

    The MSV Nordica icebreaker has all the safety equipment of a modern oceangoing vessel, plus extra for working in hostile and remote Arctic waters....

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  • Ex-Gitmo detainee deported from Morocco, returns to Uruguay

    Authorities in Uruguay say that a former Guantanamo Bay detainee who was resettled in Uruguay has returned to the South American country after being...

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  • Latest: Official: At least 25 migrants in truck were Mexican

    Makeshift memorial for 10 immigrants who died after being inside a sweltering tractor-trailer in Texas includes unopened bottles of water

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  • Duterte vows end to uprising, 'jail or hell' in drug war

    Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte vowed to continue his bloody war on illegal drugs despite international and domestic criticism and warned that...

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  • Pakistan: Suicide bombing in Lahore kills 26, wounds 54

    Pakistani officials say a suicide bomber has killed 26 people and wounded another 54, many of them police officers, in the eastern city of Lahore

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  • Afghan security scrutinized after suicide bomber kills 24

    A Taliban suicide bombing has killed 24 people in a horrific early morning assault that has ignited criticism of the government's ability to provide...

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  • In New Zealand, Johnson parries queries on British politics

    British Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson brushed aside questions in New Zealand about infighting in his Conservative Party and speculation about him...

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  • AP Explains: India and China face off in border standoff

    Indian and Chinese troops have been facing off for weeks in a tense standoff that has raised concerns in both capitals of an all-out military conflict

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  • Iowa firm tied to truck deaths has history of legal problems

    The small Iowa trucking company linked to the deadly case of immigrant smuggling in Texas has a history of safety and tax violations and financial...

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  • Israel removes metal detectors from holy site entrance

    Israel began removing metal detectors from entrances to a major Jerusalem shrine Tuesday morning to defuse a crisis over the site that angered the...

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  • Canadian polygamous leader found guilty of having 25 wives

    A former bishop of an isolated polygamous commune in Canada has been convicted of practicing polygamy after a decades-long legal fight

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  • Judge: Nonprofit legal groups can keep helping immigrants

    A federal judge in Seattle says nonprofit legal groups around the country can keep assisting immigrants facing deportation, after a Justice Department...

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  • The Latest: Pope prays for ill baby Charlie Gard and parents

    Pope Francis seeks prayers for Charlie Gard, the critically ill baby who is hospitalized in Britain, and the 11-month-old boy's parents

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  • Israel to remove metal detectors from entrance to Jerusalem holy site that angered Muslims

    Israel to remove metal detectors from entrance to Jerusalem holy site that angered Muslims

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  • Dust devil crosses Australian road

    A massive dust devil captured on camera crossed a road in Queensland, Australia.

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  • Austria: Palestinian gets life for inciting killings of Jews

    An Austrian jury has found a Palestinian man guilty of terrorism-related charges for inciting fellow radicals to kill Jews in Jerusalem

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  • Amid protests, Polish leader puts brakes on judicial shakeup

    Poland's president says he will veto two contentious bills that are widely seen as assaults on the independence of the judicial system

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  • Dozen hurt in riot at Guatemala youth detention center

    8 hurt in riot, escapes at Guatemala youth detention center

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  • "They kept us as slaves": AP reveals claims against church

    AP investigation reveals the Word of Faith Fellowship church in North Carolina used two congregations in Brazil as a supply of young laborers who were...

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  • Grief, sacrifice permeate community in northern Syria

    At a burial for YPG soldiers, one girl says she wants to be a fighter when she grows up.

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  • Russia calls for tighter compliance with oil output cuts

    Russia's energy minister has called on major oil producers to show greater discipline in sticking to output cuts aimed at raising the price of crude

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  • Israel says embassy staffers have safely returned to Israel from Jordan, ending diplomatic standoff

    Israel says embassy staffers have safely returned to Israel from Jordan, ending diplomatic standoff

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  • Burundi school director: 6 teens likely seeking better life

    The director of a school in Burundi says teenagers who disappeared after an international robotics competition in Washington probably left the East...

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  • Turkish president meets Qatari leader over Gulf dispute

    Turkey's president has arrived in Qatar on the final leg of a Gulf tour aimed at forging a resolution to the diplomatic standoff gripping the Gulf...

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  • The Latest: Polish PM criticizes president for bill vetoes

    Poland's prime minister says President Andrzej Duda has delayed much-needed judicial reforms with his decision to veto two bills introduced by the...

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  • Hunt is on for chainsaw attacker who wounded 5 in Swiss city

    A man armed with a chainsaw has wounded two people at a health insurer's office in the northern Swiss city of Schaffhausen, triggering a manhunt for a...

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  • Albania's new president is sworn in, vows to back democracy

    Albania's new president has sworn in at the parliament convened in an extraordinary session

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  • Ministers from Europe, Africa meet to tackle migrant crisis

    Interior ministers from 14 nations and the European Union agreed to boost cooperation to tackle the migrant crisis along the deadly central...

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  • Thunderstorm envelops eastern China

    A huge mesmerizing thunderstorm was captured on camera in eastern China.

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• North Korea

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  • American faculty members face diplomatic limbo at North Korea university

    The university says a new U.S. restriction may force it to suspend operations.

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  • East Timor's main parties able to form gov't but lose ground

    East Timor's two main political parties won enough votes in a weekend election to form another national unity government but lost ground to opposition...

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  • Jordan releases security footage of shooting of 3 US troops

    Jordan's military has released security camera footage of a shooting last year in which a Jordanian soldier killed three U.S. military trainers at the...

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  • Red Cross chief visits besieged city on Yemen's front lines

    The international Red Cross chief has made a rare visit to the front lines in Yemen, taking a dirt road to reach the besieged western city of Taiz...

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  • UN envoy: Cyprus peace talks unlikely to resume anytime soon

    A United Nations envoy says he sees little chance of failed talks to reunify ethnically split Cyprus restarting anytime soon

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  • Turkish parliament debates new bylaws; critics see muzzle

    Turkey's parliament has begun debating a series of controversial changes to its bylaws which critics say aim to further curtail opposition voices

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  • Bigger ships carry Georgia ports to record cargo volumes

    Georgia Ports Authority says bigger ships, expanded Panama Canal pushed cargo volumes to record levels

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  • Chinese national charged with leading ivory smuggling ring

    A Chinese national has been arraigned in federal court in Boston on charges he led a conspiracy to illegally smuggle $700,000 worth of goods made...

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  • President's vetoes mark latest stage in Polish legal battle

    Critics who argue that legislation proposed by Poland's ruling party would give politicians undue influence victory over judges secure a victory as...

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  • Pagoda sinks after strong storm in Myanmar

    A Buddhist pagoda in Myanmar fell into a river after heavy rains caused water levels to rise, weakening land beneath it.

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  • 2 elephants rescued by Sri Lankan Navy

    The Sri Lankan Navy rescued two elephants that were swept out to sea and stranded miles off the coast.

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