Syrian refugees give tours of Berlin with a twist
“Where so many people are only talking about the 'floods' or 'waves' of refugees," non-profit offers chance to see city from different perspective
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American troop, 1 civilian killed in Afghan attack
Americans killed by man in Afghan army uniform at NATO base, where they were part of NATO mission to train and advise Afghan forces
Dentists blast U.K. pol's idea to verify age of migrant kids
Conservative lawmaker David Davies says some migrant children being allowed in "don't look like children," suggests dental X-rays
314 arrested in Europe-wide raids on drug, human traffickers
Europol director says police have targeted organized crime networks with “pretty impressive” results
U.K. army apologizes, deletes tweet blasted as racist
"We can see how the Tweet may have been misinterpreted," British Royal Army says of image showing soldier in full face paint
N. Korean zoo animal’s pack-a-day habit draws a crowd
It’s a spectacle unheard of in most places, but at Pyongyang’s new zoo, Azalea the smoking chimpanzee is a rising star
Could Ohio be this year's Florida? Why overseas absentee votes matter
Just as the ballots from overseas helped determine the winner of the 2000 election, this year's overseas campaign could possibly swing an unpredictable election
New tactic in MH370 hunt after sonar contacts from seabed
Drone to help in search for missing Malaysia Airlines jet after deep-sea sonar picks up contacts of interest
Christian villages are next hurdle in fight to retake Mosul from ISIS
As front line inches closer to key city every day, Kurdish forces could soon be fighting for villages where Christians were forced to flee for their lives
Rare execution of royal family member in Saudi Arabia
After prince’s death sentence carried out, gov’t warns “Shariah penalty is awaiting” for anyone else who commits serious crime
Czech police say FBI helped them nab Russian hacking suspect
Amid scandal over hacked Democratic emails, Czech police say man detained thanks to rapid exchange of info with FBI
Philippine police van repeatedly rams protesters at U.S. Embassy
Several left bloodied; demonstrators want U.S. troops yanked from Philippines and back call by nation's new president for less dependence on U.S.
Malaysia to Auntie Anne's: Pretzel Dog is confusing
The frankfurter contains no dog meant, and Islamic authorities banned the use of the word "dog" from its menu
Ecuador acknowledges restricting Assange's internet
Julian Assange has been living in the Ecuadorian embassy in London since 2012, as he fights extradition to Sweden on a rape charge
Forces closing in on Mosul may face ISIS suicide bombers and tunnel network
A town recaptured from ISIS had a network of tunnels, a tactic Kurdish and Iraqi troops anticipate has also been used in Mosul
SpaceX launches first-of-its-kind Starship test flight
Microsoft seeing "continued recovery" amid major worldwide outage
New congressman faces sexual harassment allegation
Never bought Nvidia stock? Its slide could still hit your 401(k).
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U.N. watchdog agency pushes for access to key Iran nuclear site
Supreme Court takes up case over asylum access at border
Lutnick agrees to testify as Bessent blames him for chip sales
Top doctor for Congress resigns amid misconduct allegations
