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  • Harry and Meghan start 1st official tour as family in Africa

    Harry and Meghan start 1st official tour as family in South Africa with infant son, Archie

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  • Greek island grapples with rising number of migrants

    Security and municipal services on the Greek island of Lesbos will hold an emergency meeting Monday after administrators of a refugee camp said they...

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  • Powerful typhoon causes minor injuries, damage in S. Korea

    A powerful typhoon has battered southern South Korea, injuring 30 people and knocking out power to about 27,790 houses

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  • Protesters burn buildings in Indonesia's Papua province

    Hundreds of protesters in Indonesia's restive Papua province have set fire to homes and other buildings

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  • Tour bus driver in deadly Utah crash was on 1st trip

    Investigators say the driver of a tour bus that crashed near a national park in Utah, killing four Chinese tourists and injuring dozens more, was...

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  • The Latest: Johnson says UK right not to rescue Thomas Cook

    British Prime Minister Boris Johnson says the government was right not to bail out tour company Thomas Cook, arguing that travel firms should do more...

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  • Minister tells AP Afghan police are hardest hit by attacks

    AP Interview: Afghan interior minister says police are the force being hardest hit by insurgents, and are getting an overhaul

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  • Colombia's cycling ascent undermined by widespread doping

    Colombia's cycling ascent undermined by widespread doping problem it has been slow to address

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  • Spanish cyclists save trapped deer

    A group of cyclists rescued a deer that was trapped in the flooded ruins of a building in southern Spain.

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• Sep 22

  • Rio family buries girl killed by stray bullet; police blamed

    An 8-year-old girl who was killed by a stray bullet in a Rio de Janeiro shantytown has been buried amid allegations that she was hit by police fire

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  • At UN General Assembly, Iran and US historically at odds

    Iran has historically been at odds with especially the United States and Israel at the United Nations General Assembly's annual gathering since the...

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  • United Auto Workers strike against GM may be headed to day 8

    A strike against General Motors by 49,000 auto workers appeared to be headed for its eighth day

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  • Italy to take in 182 migrants from humanitarian ship

    Ship carrying 182 migrants rescued in the Mediterranean Sea said Sunday that Italy has granted permission for its passengers to disembark in Sicily

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  • Arab lawmakers in Israel endorse Gantz for prime minister

    Their endorsement gives him an edge over incumbent Benjamin Netanyahu.

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  • Iran asks West to leave Persian Gulf as tensions heightened

    Iran's president has called on Western powers to leave the security of the Persian Gulf to regional nations led by Tehran

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  • Egypt warns media it's monitoring protest coverage

    Egypt is sending a clear warning to journalists that their coverage of rare protests is being closely watched

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  • Iraq officials: New strike targets military base, no damage

    An Iraqi security official and a militia commander say a new airstrike targeted a military base in the western Anbar province

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  • Greek police arrest suspected 1985 TWA hijacker

    Hamadei Saleh Mohammed Ali, a Lebanese citizen, was apprehended on Thursday during a routine passport check in Mykonos, the last stop in Greece before...

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• Sep 22

  • The Latest: Arab lawmakers in Israel endorse Gantz for PM

    The Arab bloc in Israel's parliament has endorsed Blue and White chairman Benny Gantz for prime minister

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  • From IS camp, Syrian family returns home to a hostile city

    Kurdish-led authorities in northeast Syria are allowing hundreds of Syrian families linked to the Islamic State group to return home to the city of...

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  • Arab lawmakers in Israel endorse Benny Gantz for prime minister, giving him an edge over incumbent Benjamin Netanyahu

    Arab lawmakers in Israel endorse Benny Gantz for prime minister, giving him an edge over incumbent Benjamin Netanyahu

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  • Human chain rings German cathedral to demand gender equality

    About 800 people were protesting gender inequality in the Catholic Church.

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  • North Korean mother and son defectors die of suspected starvation in Seoul

    North Korean mother and son were found dead in Seoul, possibly from starvation.

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  • The Latest: Hong Kong protesters trample Chinese flag

    Protesters in Hong Kong have trampled a Chinese flag, vandalized a subway station and set a fire across a wide street, as pro-democracy demonstrations...

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  • Hong Kong protesters trample Chinese flag, set street fires

    Pro-democracy demonstrations took a violent turn once again.

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  • Boris Johnson heads to UN, urging world to see beyond Brexit

    Prime Minister Boris Johnson is heading to the United Nations General Assembly in New York to argue that post-Brexit Britain will be a dynamic world...

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  • Sudan's new PM launches probe into protesters' deaths

    Sudan's newly appointed prime minister launches an independent probe into pro-democracy protester deaths earlier in June

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  • 'Suspected drone' diverts 2 flights at Dubai airport

    Dubai International Airport, the world's busiest airport for international travel, says "suspected drone activity" caused it to divert two flights

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  • 5.6-magnitude quake rocks Albania

    The earthquake struck 19 miles west of Tirana and injured 68 people.

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  • Pakistan bus crash kills 26; brakes fail on mountain road

    Police say a bus crash in northern Pakistan has killed 26 people after its brakes failed on a winding mountain road

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  • Israel begins cutting Palestinian electricity, citing debts

    Israel's national electric company says it has begun reducing power supplies to Palestinian areas of the occupied West Bank due to a financial dispute

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  • UK Labour chief Corbyn: I will serve full term if made PM

    Jeremy Corbyn, leader of Britain's main opposition Labour Party, says he will serve a full term as prime minister if he wins the next general...

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  • Jailed Tunisia magnate optimistic about winning presidency

    Jailed Tunisian media magnate Nabil Karoui says he's "reasonably optimistic" about winning Tunisia's presidential runoff, where he is facing...

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  • Travel firm Thomas Cook holds talks to avoid a collapse

    Thomas Cook, one of the world's oldest and largest travel companies, is holding talks with shareholders in a last-ditch bid to avoid going bankrupt

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  • Colombia's president says Maduro's 'brutality' must end

    President compares Nicolás Maduro to Serbian war criminal Slobodan Milosevic.

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  • Typhoon heads to northeast Japan after some damage in south

    A powerful typhoon is heading northeast to Japan's main island of Honshu after lashing parts of the country's southern islands with heavy rains and...

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  • 'Everybody cries here': Hope and despair in Mexican shelter

    The Trump administration has effectively sealed the border to the vast majority of asylum-seekers, leaving tens of thousands of migrants in limbo, and...

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• Sep 21

  • Lorena spares Los Cabos, heads up coast of Mexico's Baja

    Hurricane Lorena spared the resort-studded twin cities of Los Cabos a direct hit and has been reduced to a tropical storm Saturday as it heads up the...

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  • Authorities arrest suspect in connection to 1985 hijacking of TWA flight

    The 65-year-old suspect was apprehended during a routine passport check.

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  • Colombian leader compares Nicolás Maduro to Serbian war criminal Milosevic and warns Venezuela against any aggression

    Colombian leader compares Nicolás Maduro to Serbian war criminal Milosevic and warns Venezuela against any aggression

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  • Iran's Guard says ready for 'any scenario' amid US standoff

    The chief of Iran'sRevolutionary Guard says his forces are ready for combat.

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  • Rare protests in Egypt call for president to step down

    Rare anti-government protests break out in several Egyptian cities calling on the president to step down, but are quickly dispersed by riot police...

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  • Polish authorities mull evacuation after WWII bomb found

    Authorities in northwest Poland are seeking ways to remove a giant British World War II seismic bomb buried in the waterway leading to the port of...

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  • Quake with preliminary magnitude 5.8 quake strikes Albania

    An earthquake with a preliminary magnitude of 5.8 struck the west of Albania on Saturday but caused only minor injuries, the country's government...

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  • Climate activists step up protests in Britain and France

    It's part of a week of global climate actions.

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  • IS claims Iraq minibus bombing that killed 12

    The Islamic State group has claimed responsibility for a minibus bombing in Iraq a day earlier, which killed 12 people outside the Shiite holy city of...

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  • UK military rugby team sparks controversy with 'naive' photo at WW II shrine in Japan

    “It was very, very naive,” said Commander Arty Shaw.

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  • Marks & Spencer finance director to step down

    Marks & Spencer says its chief financial officer is to step down, just weeks after the retailer learned it would drop out of the FTSE 100 of leading...

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  • Paris police use tear gas on Yellow Vest protesters during climate march

    Paris police say they have arrested at least 163 people Saturday.

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• Sep 21

  • Paris police repeatedly use tear gas on day of protests

    Clusters of anti-government activists in Paris repeatedly scuffled with police who responded with tear gas Saturday as supporters of France's yellow...

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