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Europe
Armenia, Azerbaijan Agree to Build Trust in Joint Statement
Armenia and Azerbaijan agreed to take steps toward normalizing ties and to exchange prisoners of war, a joint statement by the countries said.
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Americas
US Holds Military Exercises in Guyana as Border Tensions Soar
The US will carry out military flights in Guyana in a joint operation as the South American country faces soaring tensions with neighboring Venezuela over a contested oil-rich region.
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Cyber
Nissan Hit by ‘Cyber Incident’ in Australia, New Zealand
Japanese car giant Nissan warned customers that its operations in Australia and New Zealand had been hit by a "cyber incident."
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Asia Pacific
Chinese Warships Visit Cambodian Naval Base
Two Chinese warships have made a first visit to a Cambodian naval base that the US has long feared will boost Beijing's influence in the Gulf of Thailand.
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Europe
Erdogan Pledges ‘New Era’ in Relations With Greece
Turkish President Erdogan pledged to open a "new era" in relations with historic rival Greece as he opened his first official visit to Athens since 2017.
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Asia Pacific
Australia, Papua New Guinea Announce Security Deal
Australia clinched a security deal with Papua New Guinea, bolstering ties with a Pacific state that has been courted persistently by China.
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Air
US Military Grounds Fleet of Osprey After Crash Off Japan
The US military announced it was grounding its fleet of V-22 Osprey tilt-rotor aircraft following a deadly crash off the coast of Japan.
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Americas
Western Troops in Iraq Targeted in Drone Attack Claimed by Pro-Iran Group
A drone targeted Western troops at a military base in Iraq, a US military official said, in an attack claimed by a pro-Iran militant group.
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Asia Pacific
Philippines Names Pro-Islamic State Militants in Catholic Mass Bombing
Philippine police named two Filipino members of a pro-Islamic State militant group as suspects in the deadly bombing of a Catholic mass.
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Africa
Over 50 Civilians Killed in Ethiopia Attacks: Rights Body
More than 50 civilians were killed in attacks in Ethiopia last month, a human rights body said, barely two weeks after talks between the government and a rebel group ended without agreement.
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