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  • Trump and Maduro confirm talks between high-level officials

    President Donald Trump said Tuesday his government is talking to "various representatives" of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro, who also confirmed...

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  • What to expect as Italy's looks to a new government

    Caretaker government, "Ursula" coalition or new elections? Possible outcomes of Italy's political crisis

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  • UN envoy: International aid for Venezuelans falls short

    A United Nations special envoy warned Tuesday that the international response to the massive exodus of Venezuelans is falling far short of what...

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  • Italian PM Conte to resign after League party pulls backing

    Italy could see elections as early as this fall after Italian Premier Giuseppe Conte resigned amid the collapse of the 14-month-old populist...

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  • US aims to double financing in Latin America to $12 billion

    The United States has created a new agency to promote development around the globe, with a particular emphasis on Latin America

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  • Timeline of Cardinal George Pell's career and accusations

    Timeline of Cardinal George Pell's career and accusations

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  • Australian court upholds Cardinal Pell child sex convictions

    An Australian court has upheld convictions against Cardinal George Pell, the most senior Catholic to be found guilty of sexually abusing children

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  • Appeals court upholds convictions against Cardinal George Pell, the most senior Catholic found guilty of child sex abuse

    Appeals court upholds convictions against Cardinal George Pell, the most senior Catholic found guilty of child sex abuse

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  • Another migrant jumps off rescue ship in desperate move

    Authorities have prevented the ship from docking for 19 days.

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  • New blackout for Venezuela's capital compounds energy woes

    Parts of Venezuela's capital and at least one state endured a power blackout on Tuesday lasting several hours, in an occurrence that has become...

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  • Mexican police find 75 migrants in border town safe house

    They were hidden at a safe house in a town across the border from McAllen, Texas

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  • US envoy to resume talks with Taliban on ending Afghan war

    The United States envoy negotiating with the Taliban for an end to nearly 18 years of fighting in Afghanistan was departing Tuesday for Qatar to...

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  • Twitter and Facebook bans Chinese accounts amidst Hong Kong protests

    PCMag tech reporter Michael Kan discusses how social media accounts from China are spreading propaganda and misinformation through state-run media...

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  • Armed man holding 37 people on bus hostage in Rio de Janeiro

    The man is threatening to set the vehicle on fire.

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  • Sudan protesters, army announce new ruling body after deal

    Sudan's pro-democracy movement and the army announced a joint ruling body on Tuesday, formally disbanding the military council that took power after...

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  • Arms dealer gets 30-year term in plot to buy, sell missiles

    Authorities say a black-market arms dealer convicted of trying to buy anti-aircraft missiles and sell them to clients in the Middle East has been...

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  • Firefighters rescue cow from dried-out well in China

    A shovel and chainsaw was used to rescue a cow that fell while grazing.

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  • Colombia ex-rebels join quest to find nation's missing

    Ex-combatants with Colombia's once largest guerrilla group turned over names and information Tuesday on several hundred people who went missing during...

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  • Inside the Hong Kong protests

    ABC News' Clayton Sandell reports from Victoria Park at a rally protesting the Hong Kong government.

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  • Burkina Faso president says extremists kill 24 soldiers

    An attack by extremists in Burkina Faso's northern province has killed at least 24 soldiers, which the president says is one of the deadliest attacks...

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  • Sudan's pro-democracy group, army announce joint ruling body to lead the country during transition to elections

    Sudan's pro-democracy group, army announce joint ruling body to lead the country during transition to elections

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  • Yemeni separatists, government forces clash in the south

    Yemeni officials, residents: Clashes between government loyalists and separatists kill 3 in southern province

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  • New Argentina treasury minister guarantees peso stability

    New Argentina treasury minister to guarantee peso stability after crash

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  • The Latest: Italian PM is asked to stay as caretaker leader

    Italian PM Giuseppe Conte has tendered his resignation to Italy's president, who has asked Conte and his government to stay in place as a caretaker...

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  • Italian government stays in caretaker role as president starts talks Wednesday with parties on forming new government

    Italian government stays in caretaker role as president starts talks Wednesday with parties on forming new government

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  • Italian PM Giuseppe Conte gave his resignation to Italy's president but was asked to stay on as a caretaker leader

    Italian PM Giuseppe Conte gave his resignation to Italy's president but was asked to stay on as a caretaker leader

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  • Official resigns over online hate campaign against judges

    Poland's deputy justice minister has handed his resignation after allegations surfaced he encouraged an online hate campaign against judges critical...

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  • New explosion rocks arms depot north of Iraqi capital

    Iraqi security officials say a large explosion has hit an arms depot belonging to an Iranian-backed militia faction north of Baghdad

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  • Twitter, Facebook suspend Chinese social media accounts

    The accounts were removed after making protests in Hong Kong appear more violent than they were.

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  • Russia nuclear mystery deepens

    Concerns deepen after Russia appears to have concealed explosions at missile test sites.

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  • 500-year-old mummy of Incan girl returns to Bolivia

    A 500-year-old mummy of an Incan girl recently returned to its native Bolivia 129 years after it was donated to the Michigan State University museum

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  • Kashmir police say thousands detained in crackdown in region

    Authorities say thousands of people, mostly young male protesters, have been arrested and detained in Indian-administered Kashmir amid an ongoing...

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  • The Latest: Italian prosecutor orders migrant boat seized

    The Italian news agency ANSA says an Italian prosecutor has ordered the seizure of the Spanish rescue ship Open Arms and the evacuation of the more...

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  • Panel takes troubled Dubai developer's disputes in downturn

    Dubai says it has set up a special committee to 'resolve multiple disputes' involving a government-owned developer amid economic slowdown

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  • Italian news agency ANSA: Prosecutor has seized Spanish rescue ship Open Arms, ordered the evacuation of its migrants

    Italian news agency ANSA: Prosecutor has seized Spanish rescue ship Open Arms, ordered the evacuation of its migrants

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  • Ebola outbreak reaches remote, militia-run territory in Democratic Republic of Congo

    The outbreak is spreading, with an average of 81 new cases confirmed each week.

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  • Israeli, US militaries simulate ship hijacking amid tensions

    Israel's military says it has conducted a joint exercise with U.S. Special Forces simulating the retaking of a hijacked ship

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  • Flooding in India, surfing competition, Afghan forces: World in Photos, Aug. 20

    A look at the top photos from around the globe.

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  • Mexico reporter recovers after being punched on camera

    Mexico reporter recovers after being punched on camera during protest

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  • Huawei expects no relief from US sanctions but is confident

    Huawei founder expects no relief from US sanctions but is confident Chinese tech giant can thrive with its own technology

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  • UAE expands taxes to target vaping and more sugary drinks

    The United Arab Emirates will start taxing vaping devices and e-cigarettes at 100% and all sugary drinks at 50% as economic growth stutters and the...

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  • Cameroon tribunal sentences separatist leader to life

    A Cameroon military tribunal sentenced to life in prison a leader of the country's English-speaking separatist movement and 9 supporters on Tuesday,...

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  • Migrants jump overboard from rescue ship after being denied port in Italy

    The Open Arms ship had nearly 100 migrants on-board for 19 days.

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  • Spain: Weather change fuels hope to tackle island mega-fire

    Over 30,000 acres have been burned in the western slopes of Gran Canaria.

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  • Hong Kong's evolving protests: Voices from the front lines

    Protesters on the front lines in Hong Kong explain how largely peaceful marches against proposed changes to the city's extradition law morphed into a...

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  • Iraqi officials say an explosion has happened in an arms depot belonging to an Iran-backed faction north of Baghdad

    Iraqi officials say an explosion has happened in an arms depot belonging to an Iran-backed faction north of Baghdad

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  • Cambodian PM sues opposition leader in French court

    A French lawyer for Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen says the Southeast Asian leader has filed a defamation lawsuit against his longtime political...

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  • Egypt says its forces kill 11 militants in Sinai Peninsula

    Egypt says its security forces have killed 11 suspected militants in the restive northern Sinai Peninsula, where it has fought an insurgency for years

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  • More than 10 migrants rescued after jumping overboard off the coast of Italy

    The Italian coast guard rescued migrants who jumped off a Spanish charity's rescue ship after 19 days aboard. The Italian government has banned...

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