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  • Taliban storm town police station in Pakistan, kill officer

    Taliban storm Pakistan police station in restive southwest, killing police officer and wounding another

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  • Pompeo meets Indian leader amid trade tensions

    The U.S. secretary of state has begun his official meetings in India's capital amid growing tensions over trade and tariffs that has caused strain in...

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  • US military says 2 service members killed in Afghanistan

    Day after Pompeo visit to Kabul, US military says 2 service members killed in Afghanistan

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  • Protesters urge discussion of Hong Kong issues at G-20

    Protesters In Hong Kong opposed to contentious extradition legislation are calling on leaders of the U.S., the EU and others to raise the issue with...

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  • Australian media demands press freedom law reforms

    Australia's three largest media organizations have joined forces to demand press freedom law reforms that would prevent journalists from risking...

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  • 2 US service members killed in Afghanistan

    There were no details provided Tuesday night.

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  • Hong Kong court throws out ex-leader's misconduct conviction

    A Hong Kong court has thrown out former chief executive Donald Tsang's conviction for misconduct relating to a property deal while in office

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  • North Korea says it won't surrender to US-led sanctions

    North Korea says it won't surrender to U.S.-led sanctions and accuses Washington of trying to "bring us to our knees"

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  • A grim border drowning underlines peril facing many migrants

    A grim photograph of a drowned father and his 23-month-old daughter lying face down in shallow water of the Rio Grande provides a searing reminder of...

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  • US military says 2 service members have been killed in Afghanistan

    US military says 2 service members have been killed in Afghanistan

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  • Big plastic user Japan fights waste ahead of G-20 summit

    Japan, host of the Group of 20 Summit this weekend, hopes to lead the world in reducing plastic waste

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  • The Latest: Saudi Arabia says it shot down Yemen drone

    The Latest: Saudi Arabia says it has shot down a drone launched into the kingdom by Yemen's Iranian-allied Houthi rebels

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  • Hong Kong protests signal alarm special freedoms fading

    Most Hong Kongers want to keep the freedoms they inherited from British rule.

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• Jun 25

  • China suspends Canadian meat imports amid Huawei dispute

    China is suspending meat imports from Canada amid their dispute over the Canadian detention of a top executive at the Chinese tech giant Huawei

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  • Brazil's top court denies petition to release ex-president

    Brazil's Supreme Court has denied a petition to release former President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva who is serving a sentence for corruption

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  • Brazil's Supreme Court rejects another attempt by ex-President da Silva to get out of jail in corruption case

    Brazil's Supreme Court rejects another attempt by ex-President da Silva to get out of jail in corruption case

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  • Minnesota appeals court orders hearing on PolyMet permit

    A district court must determine if state environmental regulators improperly sought to suppress a federal agency's serious concerns about the...

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  • Kushner tries to sell Mideast plan to skeptical audience

    Kushner seeks support from absent and protesting Palestinians for $50 billion economic support plan

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  • Egypt officials say militants kill 6 police in north Sinai

    Egyptian security officials say militants have attacked three police checkpoints in the restive northern Sinai Peninsula, killing at least six...

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  • A look at the US economic plan for the Palestinians

    A look at the US economic plan for the Palestinians

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  • As US sanctions hit Iran, residents complain of medicine shortages

    The latest round of U.S. sanctions were announced this week.

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  • Uruguayan prison chief quits after Italian mobster escapes

    The director of Uruguay's prison system has resigned following the escape of a top Italian organized crime boss from the jail where he was being held...

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  • Albania's president rejects ruling to hold local elections

    Albania's president criticizes election officials for ruling in favor of holding municipal elections he tried to cancel, says Sunday's vote threatens...

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  • American cardinal severs ties with Bannon-linked group

    A conservative American cardinal has distanced himself from former White House adviser Steve Bannon and severed ties with a Bannon-linked institute...

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  • Georgian lawmakers walk out to protest police crackdown

    Opposition lawmakers walked out of Georgia's parliament Tuesday after the ruling party ignored demands for the interior minister's ouster over a...

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  • Guatemala ready for 'vote-by-vote election recount

    Guatemalan officials say they will begin on Wednesday a "vote-by-vote" recount of the country's June 16 general election results

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  • Bombardier sells CRJ jet program to Mitsubishi for $550M

    Canadian aerospace company Bombardier has announced the sale of its regional jet program to Japan's Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd. for $550 million

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  • New corruption allegations hit Puerto Rico's government

    A top Puerto Rico official says he has appeared before a federal grand jury investigating a former government adviser in the latest corruption...

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  • Israel's SpaceIL says it won't try second moonshot

    SpaceIL, the Israeli company that attempted but failed to put an unmanned craft on the moon earlier this year, says it will not try a second moonshot

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  • EU court reaffirms their ruling that Amanda Knox's defense rights were violated

    The EU court rejected the appeal presented by the Italian

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  • US-led Palestinian economic workshop opens to rejection, indifference

    The White House proposal was met with criticism and protest from Palestinians.

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  • Guide murdered alongside American doctor had trouble with a local gang, police say

    The doctor and his local guide were found shot dead on Sunday.

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  • AP Exclusive: Imprisoned supercop's escape from Venezuela

    Political fugitive Iván Simonovis was racing toward an island rendezvous with freedom when Venezuela's crisis, in the form of water and...

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  • New US sanctions 'outrageous and idiotic': Iran

    Iran's president described the White House as "afflicted by mental retardation."

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  • Fiancee of Saudi Khashoggi seeks UN action over his killing

    She urged the UN to take "the next step" following a blistering report.

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  • Mexico says immigration efforts focused on southern border

    President Andrés Manuel López Obrador says Mexico's tightening of immigration controls has focused "more than anything" on regulating entries at its...

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  • Saudi coalition says head of Yemen's Islamic State captured

    A Saudi military spokesman says the country's special forces have captured the leader of the Islamic State group's branch in Yemen during a raid on a...

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  • The Latest: Minnesota court orders hearing on PolyMet permit

    The Minnesota Court of Appeals has ordered a hearing on alleged irregularities in how Minnesota regulators dealt with federal regulators over a water...

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  • Michael Jackson tribute, rocket launch: The World in Photos

    A look at the top photos from around the globe.

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  • Pompeo says US hoping for Afghan peace pact before Sept 1

    U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo says Washington is hopeful that peace agreement to bring an end to the 17-year war in Afghanistan can be reached...

    Jun 25

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  • US secretary of state arrives in India amid trade tensions

    The U.S. secretary of state arrives in India's capital after visiting Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates and Afghanistan on a trip aimed at...

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  • Cypriots mourn ex-President Dimitris Christofias at funeral

    Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras, trade unionists, European communists and politicians, and leaders from Cyprus' breakaway Turkish Cypriot...

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  • Ukraine recalls Council of Europe envoy over Russia vote

    Ukraine's foreign minister has recalled the country's permanent representative to the Council of Europe after the human rights organization's assembly...

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  • Court frees Turkish civil society leader pending verdict

    A Turkish court has ruled to release a civil society leader from prison but kept prominent philanthropist Osman Kavala remain behind bars pending the...

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  • Gazans on strike to protest US conference on Mideast peace

    Gaza's militant Hamas rulers have called for mass protests.

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  • Iran slams new U.S. sanctions, says road to diplomacy closed

    Iranian President Hassan Rouhani called the new U.S. sanctions "outrageous and idiotic," and described The White House as "afflicted by mental...

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  • Mexico arrests couple with $1 million at northern border

    Mexican authorities say they have arrested a couple trying to enter into the country with more than $1 million hidden in their car

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  • Boris Johnson fails to answer questions on private quarrel

    Conservative leadership candidate Boris Johnson has again refused to address questions on his private life, despite an ongoing clamor to face public...

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  • 'Call Me They' founder talks working to make non-binary, trans stories visible

    AC Dumlao, founder of the organization "Call Me They," discusses the importance of drawing attention to transgender and non-binary issues.

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  • A German village bands together to ensure there is no beer for Neo-Nazis

    Locals take matters into their own hands in the East German town of Ostritz.

    Jun 25