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The Latest: French Caribbean residents told to stay inside
The Latest on Hurricane Irma (all times local): 4 a.m.
Kenya's electoral body changes team to oversee new vote
Kenya's electoral commission has announced changes in its top personnel to oversee the running of the new presidential election on Oct. 17.
UN human rights experts urge China to free prominent lawyer
Four U.N. human rights experts are urging China to release a prominent lawyer and rights defender who may have been forced into making a televised "confession" that he sought the overthrow ...
Swedes charge Rwandan-born man over 1994 genocide
Swedish prosecutors have charged a 49-year-old Rwandan-born man over the 1994 genocide in the African country.
Workers in Greece's asylum service launch 2-day strike
Greek asylum service employees on short-term contracts have launched a two-day strike to protest what they say are months-long delays in their salary payments.
2 men found guilty in brutal slaying of Aboriginal woman
A jury has convicted two men in connection with the brutal slaying of an Aboriginal woman who bled to death on a remote beach following a violent sexual assault.
World Opinion Stories
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The U.N.'s human rights leader should allow his own staff freedom of speech
by Bea Edwards
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To defeat North Korea, Trump (and his team) need to quit making empty threats, focus on a coordinated strategy
by Judith Miller
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A North Korea nuclear nightmare: Trump has strong options he can use against Kim but he's got to act quickly
by Harry J. Kazianis
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Brian Jenkins: Terrorists can use cars, trucks and vans to kill their targets. What's the best way to keep people safe?
by Brian Michael Jenkins
War On ISIS
Russian President Vladimir Putin said Wednesday that sanctions are not enough to resolve the North Korean nuclear crisis, urging that dialogue is need to achieve progress.
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World The Latest: Amnesty welcomes EU court ruling on refugees
The Latest on the European Court of Justice ruling on relocation of migrants in the EU (all times local): 10:50 a.m.
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World Uganda's parliament suspended over murders of several women
Uganda's parliament says it will stop meeting until the government presents a report into a string of murders that some fear is the work of a serial killer.
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World Leaked UK documents shows thinking on cuts to EU immigration
A leaked document has shed some light on the British government's plans to cut immigration from the European Union once Brexit has become a reality.
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