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  • 3 Turkish soldiers killed in northern Iraq

    Turkey's official news agency is reporting that three Turkish soldiers were killed in northern Iraq in clashes with Kurdish militants

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  • Paris celebrates its liberation from Nazis, 75 years on

    Paris is celebrating the French resistance fighters, American soldiers and others who liberated the City of Light from Nazi occupation exactly 75...

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  • Pope, urging prayers, says Amazon forest vital for our Earth

    Pope Francis says the Amazon forest is vital for our Earth and is urging prayers that fires there are quickly controlled

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  • Migrant dies after van plunges into river in Croatia

    Police in Croatia say a migrant has died after a van carrying 12 of them plunged into a river near the border with Slovenia

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  • The Latest: Trump says he'll likely meet NK leader again

    President Donald Trump says he'll probably meet again with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un to discuss Pyongyang's nuclear weapons program

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  • 2 police officers wounded in Finland shooting

    Police in Finland say two officers have been shot and wounded while on duty in the southern town of Porvoo

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  • Police, protesters skirmish in Hong Kong after march

    Hong Kong protestors demand democracy.

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  • 2 Israeli drones crash over Beirut, Hezbollah denies firing

    Hezbollah says two Israeli drones crashed in the Lebanese capital overnight without the militants firing on them, hours after Israel said it struck...

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  • Trump signals some regret on China trade war

    President Donald Trump signaled regret Sunday for an escalating trade war with China, as he faces a tense reception from world leaders meeting amid...

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  • The Latest: Hong Kong police roll out water cannon trucks

    Hong Kong police have rolled out water cannon trucks for the first time in this summer's pro-democracy protests

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  • The Latest: Lebanese PM condemns Israeli 'aggression'

    Lebanese Prime Minister Saad Hariri has described the crash of two Israeli reconnaissance drones over Beirut as a violation and "aggression" against...

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  • IS mortar attack on soccer field kills 6 in Iraq

    Police in Iraq say Islamic State militants have fired mortar rounds at a soccer field near a Shiite shrine, killing six civilians and wounding nine...

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  • Rohingya refugees rally to mark 2nd anniversary of exodus

    Tens of thousands of angry and frustrated Rohingya refugees have marked the second anniversary of their exodus from Myanmar into Bangladesh by...

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  • German central bank chief warns against excessive pessimism

    The head of Germany's central bank is warning against taking an overly pessimistic view of the economy, days after the bank cautioned that Europe's...

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  • N. Korea tests new 'super-large' multiple rocket launcher

    Leader Kim Jong Un supervised test of "super-large multiple rocket launcher."

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  • Chinese casino hub Macao's elite choose new leader

    An elite pro-Beijing panel has chosen a new leader for the Chinese casino gambling hub Macao

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  • Desperate Zimbabweans use cell phone transfers to get cash

    With inflation soaring and cash in short supply, many Zimbabweans transfer funds using their mobile phones and pay a premium to get currency.

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  • Johnson wins Trump's approval for tough approach to Brexit

    British Prime Minister Boris Johnson won President Donald Trump's seal of approval for his plans to leave the European Union after a chummy meeting on...

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  • Hezbollah says it did not shoot either of the 2 Israeli drones over Beirut; one fell on building housing media office.

    Hezbollah says it did not shoot either of the 2 Israeli drones over Beirut; one fell on building housing media office.

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  • AP Was There: Allied forces liberate Paris from Nazis

    This story was first published after Allied troops entered Paris on Aug. 25, 1944 to liberate the French capital from Nazi occupation

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  • Will the real Mr. No-Deal step forward please?

    EU's Tusk and Britain's Johnson throw label at each other: Mr. No-Deal Brexit.

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  • Iranian oil tanker pursued by US says it is going to Turkey

    An Iranian-flagged oil tanker pursued by the U.S. amid heightened tensions between Tehran and Washington now lists its destination as a port in Turkey

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  • Hezbollah: Israeli drone falls, another explodes over Beirut

    Hezbollah official says an Israeli drone went down over the Lebanese capital.

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  • Tropical Storm Dorian forms in Atlantic, likely to grow

    A newly formed tropical depression has strengthened into the fourth tropical storm of this year's Atlantic hurricane season

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  • 2 dead as storm triggers landslides, hits south China coast

    A powerful tropical storm has swept across southern Taiwan, triggering landslides and flooding and leaving one dead before it hit southern China on...

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  • A Hezbollah official says an Israeli drone went down over Beirut, another crashed and exploded amid regional tensions

    A Hezbollah official says an Israeli drone went down over Beirut, another crashed and exploded amid regional tensions

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  • Crowds fill Argentine streets to back conservative president

    Tens of thousands of Argentines jammed streets in the capital and other cities.

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  • Explosion shakes Hezbollah stronghold in southern part of Lebanon's capital; cause is unclear

    Explosion shakes Hezbollah stronghold in southern part of Lebanon's capital; cause is unclear

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  • Britain's leader says trade deal with US won't be easy

    Boris Johnson warns of barriers to British goods in American markets.

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  • Mexican women knit hearts at memorial for murdered females

    A group of women in Mexico City have constructed a memorial for murdered women.

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  • Israel says it thwarts imminent Iranian attack from Syria

    The Israeli military says it has attacked targets near Damascus in what was a successful effort to thwart an imminent Iranian drone strike on Israel,...

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  • Syrian troops surround Turkish post in country's northwest

    Syrian authorities took a group of journalists to tour Turkish observation post.

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  • Police and protesters clash in Hong Kong

    Thousands of protesters took to the streets of Hong Kong, a city of 7.4 million people, blocking traffic on a main thoroughfare with their bodies.

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  • Economic storm clouds hovering over Trump and global leaders

    Under the threatening clouds of a global economic slowdown, President Donald Trump is confronting the consequences of his preference to go it alone

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  • Yemen officials: Government forces take separatist camps

    Yemeni military officials say forces loyal to the country's internationally recognized government have taken control of a military camp from a...

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  • Minister says Turkey, US have begun work on Syria safe zone

    Turkey's defense minister says that military officials from Turkey and the United States have begun work to create a "safe zone" in northeastern Syria

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  • Hong Kong police fire tear gas at pro-democracy protesters as chaos erupts

    For the 12th week in a row, protesters in Hong Kong have hit the streets.

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  • The Latest: Trump dining with G-7 leaders in France

    President Donald Trump is dining with world leaders attending the annual Group of Seven summit in France

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  • Iranian oil tanker pursued by US says it is going to Turkey

    An Iranian-flagged oil tanker pursued by the U.S. amid heightened tensions between Tehran and Washington now lists its destination as a port in Turkey

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  • Tunisia: Media mogul's arrest rocks presidential race

    Supporters of an arrested Tunisian media magnate who is running for president say he's being targeted for political reasons

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  • German wanted for drug trade arrested in North Macedonia

    North Macedonia police say they arrested a German national wanted by Interpol.

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  • Virginia marks 400th anniversary of slave ship arrival

    Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam and other state officials are observing the arrival of enslaved Africans to what is now Virginia 400 years ago

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  • The Latest: Iran imposes sanctions on US think tank

    Iran's Foreign Ministry says it has imposed sanctions on the Washington-based Foundation for Defense of Democracies and its CEO for its role in...

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  • India's Modi awarded UAE medal amid Kashmir crackdown

    Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has received the United Arab Emirates' highest civilian honor during a visit to the oil-rich Gulf nation amid...

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  • Thousands protest in Germany against racism, discrimination

    Thousands of people are attending a protest against racism and discrimination in the German city of Dresden, a week ahead of two state elections in...

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  • Police fire water cannon at hundreds of anti-capitalist protesters blocking roads near G-7 summit in France

    Police fire water cannon at hundreds of anti-capitalist protesters blocking roads near G-7 summit in France

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  • Lebanese president says Beirut will overcome economic crisis

    Lebanon's President Michel Aoun says his country will emerge from its difficult economic conditions by making decisions that boost production, hours...

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  • Hong Kong police and protesters clash, ending violence lull

    Hong Kong protesters have thrown bricks and gasoline bombs at police, who responded with tear gas, as chaotic scenes returned to the summer-long...

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  • Corruption trial for Sudan's ex-president adjourns

    The trial of autocratic former President Omar al-Bashir on corruption and money laundering charges has been adjourned for one week following testimony...

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  • The Latest: Hong Kong protest winds down after clashes

    A large group of protesters has largely dispersed in Hong Kong after engaging in clashes with police for the first time in nearly two weeks

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