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  • Russia says European leaders support truce in east Ukraine

    The Kremlin says the leaders of Russia, Ukraine, Germany and France have spoken in support of a new attempt to secure a lasting cease-fire for eastern...

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• Spain Terror Attacks

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  • 2 of 4 suspects in Spain attacks held without bail; 1 freed

    A judge has ordered two of the four surviving suspects in last week's extremist attacks in Spain held without bail, another detained for 72 more hours...

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  • The Latest: US Pacific commander lauds work to right warship

    The commander of the U.S. Pacific Fleet has commended the crew of the USS John S. McCain for righting the destroyer quickly after Monday's collision...

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  • The Latest: Spain suspects bought weapons after first attack

    Court documents show that members of a Spanish extremist cell bought knives and an ax between the first and second fatal attacks in the country's...

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  • Former tropical storm could re-emerge, threaten Texas coast

    Forecasters say resurgent remnants of Tropical Storm Harvey could threaten Texas late this week

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• Italy

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  • Baby rescued from rubble on quake-hit Italian resort island

    An Italian family of five was "reborn" after all three children buried in the rubble of the family home by a 4.0-magnitude quake were pulled to safety...

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  • Court documents say receipts show Spain terror suspects bought knives, ax minutes before second attack

    Court documents say receipts show Spain terror suspects bought knives, ax minutes before second attack

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  • Venezuela leader brands ousted chief prosecutor a fugitive

    Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro has branded the nation's ousted chief prosecutor a fugitive from justice as she flew to Brazil promising to "show...

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  • Rowdy Korean Air passenger's 3-year prison sentence reversed

    A U.S. appeals court has struck down the three-year prison sentence of a South Korean dentist convicted of interfering with flight attendants on a...

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  • A judge has ordered two Spain attack suspects held without bail, one detained for another 72 hours and a fourth freed.

    A judge has ordered two Spain attack suspects held without bail, one detained for another 72 hours and a fourth freed.

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• Syria

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  • Dozens killed in airstrikes on Syrian city of Raqqa

    Syrian state media and opposition activists say airstrikes on the northern city of Raqqa have killed dozens of civilians

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  • US wife of Barcelona victim seeks last person who saw him

    The wife of the only American killed in last week's Barcelona terror attack says she's trying to find a waiter who may have been the last person to...

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  • Finnish court orders detention of Moroccan in stabbings

    Finland court remands 18-year-old Moroccan asylum-seeker on suspicion of knife attack that killed two and wounded eight in the southwestern city of...

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  • Analysts say Trump's warning to Pakistan could backfire

    Analysts say that President Donald Trump's warning to Pakistan to immediately end harboring militants in Afghanistan didn't spell out the consequences...

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  • France's Macron heads east to tame flow of cheaper workers

    French President Emmanuel Macron is making his first visit to Central Europe this week to push for new European Union rules that would protect French...

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  • The Latest: Venezuela leader to visit Putin

    Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro said he expects to visit Russia soon for meetings with the government of Russian President Vladimir Putin

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  • 5 killed in landslide in West African nation of Guinea

    Authorities in the West African nation of Guinea say at least five people are dead after a landslide buried residents in a suburb of the capital

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  • Attack victims came from around world to celebrate Barcelona

    The victims of the vehicle attacks in Barcelona and a nearby resort town came from around the world and across generations

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  • Brawls break out among migrants near French port city Calais

    Authorities say as many as 200 migrants have clashed near the northern French port city of Calais, using sticks and iron bars in five battles pitting...

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  • 5,000 ecstasy tablets bearing Trump's likeness seized in Germany

    German authorities arrested a father and son with the tablets on Saturday.

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  • Turkey slams Germany for urging EU to rethink its warrants

    Turkey's interior minister condemned Germany's call for European Union countries to reconsider how they deal with Turkish warrants following the...

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  • Merkel challenger advocates removal of US nuclear weapons

    Chancellor Angela Merkel's main challenger in next month's election says he would push for the removal of U.S. nuclear weapons from German soil

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  • Another Jamaican lottery scam suspect scheduled for trial

    Another defendant in a Jamaican lottery scam accused of bilking mostly elderly Americans out of millions of dollars has been scheduled for trial early...

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• Aug 22

  • Top US commander for the Middle East says first new forces will arrive in Afghanistan within days or weeks

    Top US commander for the Middle East says first new forces will arrive in Afghanistan within days or weeks

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  • US says some remains of sailors found on USS John McCain

    The commander of the U.S. Pacific Fleet says Navy divers searching a flooded compartment of the USS John S. McCain have found remains of some of the...

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  • Brazil prosecutors charge ex- Petrobras CEO in graft probe

    Prosecutors in Brazil have filed corruption and money laundering charges against a former CEO of the state oil company Petrobras for allegedly...

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  • Macedonia denies "intelligence actions" against irate Serbia

    Macedonia's foreign minister is denying that his country spied on neighboring Serbia, which pulled its entire embassy staff from Skopje two days ago

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  • North Korea envoy: US pressure feeds our nuclear program

    North Korea's envoy to U.N. disarmament talks says "military threats and pressure" from the United States are only serving to drive his country to...

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  • Iraqi troops push into IS-held town west of Mosul

    A military commander says Iraqi troops have reached the first urban areas of the Islamic State-held northern town of Tal Afar

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  • Polish prosecutors investigate Walesa's sworn testimony

    Poland's special prosecutors say they are investigating whether former president and democracy icon Lech Walesa made false statements during sworn...

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• Afghanistan

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  • Optimism for Trump's Afghanistan War plan from legendary US commando

    One legendary military strategist said he was "encouraged" by Trump's plan.

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  • Vatican secretary of state urges Russia to help in Venezuela

    Vatican secretary of state is visiting Russia for talks spanning inter-church relations to global crises

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  • Palestinians seek answers from US envoy Kushner

    The Palestinians are hoping for some clear answers from the U.S. when White House envoy Jared Kushner returns to the region this week

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  • UK subprime lender loses two-thirds of value as CEO quits

    Shares in Provident Financial, a British sub-prime lender, have more than halved after the company's chief executive announced he was leaving with...

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  • Court official: Attack suspect reveals terror cell wanted to strike Barcelona monuments, imam planned to self-immolate

    Court official: Attack suspect reveals terror cell wanted to strike Barcelona monuments, imam planned to self-immolate

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  • Video shows Mexico mayor threatened by drug gang

    A newly released video shows the mayor of a town in south-central Mexico being threatened and humiliated by armed members of a drug gang

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  • The dogs of Chernobyl

    Volunteers vaccinate and tag stray dogs while mapping radiation levels.

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  • Moroccans shaken by links to extremist attacks in Europe

    After yet another deadly attack in Europe involving Moroccans, residents of that country are raising questions about why its emigres are taking up...

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  • Iran says only 5 days needed to ramp up uranium enrichment

    Iran's atomic chief has said the Islamic Republic needs only five days to ramp up its uranium enrichment to 20 percent, a level at which the material...

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  • France wants to involve psychiatrists in preventing attacks

    France's interior minister says the government wants to involve psychiatrists in preventing attacks like the one in which a mentally unstable man...

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  • South African rhino breeder readies online auction of horns

    Lawyers for a rhino breeder in South Africa say bidding will start Wednesday in an online auction of 264 rhino horns after a court ordered the...

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  • Lebanon says it has driven IS from most of Syria border area

    The Lebanese military says it is now in control of over 80 percent of the areas previously held by the Islamic State group along the border with...

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  • Denmark: DNA test underway to see if body was reporter's

    Danish police say they have combed a Baltic Sea coast where a headless torso was found without finding new evidence in their investigation of a...

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  • Angola's dos Santos to quit after 38 years in power

    Angolans vote Wednesday in an election that will see President Jose Eduardo dos Santos quit after nearly four decades in power

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  • Poland to boost defenses by training student volunteers

    Poland's Defense Ministry says it is starting a new program to boost the nation's defenses by offering military training to volunteer students

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  • Cambodia rescinds expulsion of US charity workers

    Cambodia's prime minister has rescinded his decision to expel an American-led Christian organization that seeks to rescue and rehabilitate women...

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• Mexico

  Aug 22

  • Mexican soldiers seize 140 pounds of fentanyl at US border

    Soldiers in northern Mexico say they have seized a surprisingly large stash of the powerful opioid fentanyl from a truck near the U.S. border

    Mexico

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• Aug 22

  • 4 accidents, 2 deadly, raise questions about Navy operations

    Analysts say deadly accidents involving the USS McCain and USS Fitzgerald call for a thorough investigation to restore confidence in a Navy considered...

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  • UK seeks smooth rules to resolve legal disputes after Brexit

    Britain says rules governing judicial cooperation with the European Union should stay much as they are now after Brexit to prevent international...

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• Aug 22

  • McDonald's to close 169 outlets in India in franchise battle

    McDonald's India has announced it will close nearly 170 McDonald's outlets in northern and eastern India after the American fast food giant decided to...

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