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Hong Kong’s Protesters Say They Are Losing Trust In Their Government

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Former Egyptian President Mohammed Morsi Dies After Court Session

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Iran Says It Will Soon Exceed Nuclear Deal's Uranium Limit

Secretary of State Mike Pompeo

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Voters in Guatemala Go To Polls In Contentious Presidential Election

U.S. President Donald Trump and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi shake hands

India Increases Tariffs On US Goods After Trump Action On Trade

UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres

Reuters: UN Secretary General Urges The EU To Raise 2030 Climate Goal

Iranian President Hassan Rouhani

Iran's President Says It Will Continue Withdrawing From Nuclear Pact

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International Federation of Red Cross

The WHO Says Congo's Ebola Outbreak Is Still Not A Global Emergency

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Venezuelan Migrants Rush To Peru Ahead Of Tougher Immigration Law

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Hong Kong Indefinitely Suspends Extradition Bill Amid Protests

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EU Says Russians Targeted EU Parliamentary Elections

Bayer To Invest $5.6B In Researching New Weedkilling Methods

Protests in Khartoum, Sudan

Sudan Military Officers Arrested In Connection With Protester Deaths

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Suspect In Deadly New Zealand Mosque Attack Pleads Not Guilty

U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo speaks from the State Department briefing room on June 13, 2019 in Washington, DC

US, Iran Release Conflicting Videos Of Oil Tanker Attacks

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Hong Kong's British Past Shapes Its Tense Present With China

Secretary of State Mike Pompeo in the State Department briefing room

Pompeo Says Iran Is Responsible For Oil Tanker Attacks

President Donald Trump and Polish President Andrzej Duda

U.S. To Add 1,000 American Troops In Poland

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2 Oil Tankers Reportedly Targeted In An Attack In The Gulf Of Oman

Residents argue with police officers at Tamar Park outside the Central Government Complex on June 13, 2019 in Hong Kong

Hong Kong Protesters Speak Out Against Extradition Legislation

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Mexican Foreign Minister Marcelo Ebrard

Mexico Says It's Begun Sending Troops To Its Southern Border