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India’s Congress Begins Vote to Elect New Party President 

Although Congress party has historically been led by family, Sonia Gandhi and her son, Rahul Gandhi, decided to bring in new face after suffering crushing defeats in national and state elections

Pregnant Women Struggle to Find Care After Pakistan’s Floods

Pregnant women are struggling to get care after Pakistan’s unprecedented flooding, which inundated a third of the country at its height and drove millions from their homes

Salvador Court Orders Arrests in Killings of Dutch Journalists

The victims were killed in 1982 while they were covering the civil war in El Salvador

France Ramps Up War Support for Ukraine, Rebuilds Armories

France is also replenishing its own weaponry stocks after donating mobile howitzers and other weaponry to Ukraine

Teens Tackle 21st-Century Challenges at Robotics Contest

Swedish Party Official Suspended After Anne Frank Posting

Rebecka Fallenkvist called Anne Frank 'immoral' among other things in an Instagram posting that has now been deleted after strong reaction from Jewish groups and Israel’s ambassador to Sweden

Pakistan Say Security Forces Kill 5 Militants in Baluch Area

Security officials said the operation targeted militants in the Mastung area of Baluchistan province who were alleged to have been behind a bomb attack Friday that left three people dead and six injured

UK Leader Liz Truss Goes From Triumph to Trouble in 6 Weeks

Conservative lawmaker Robert Halfon accused the government Sunday of treating the country like 'laboratory mice on which to carry out ultra, ultra free-market experiments'

Calls Grow for Ethiopia Peace Effort as Fighting Intensifies

African Union Commission Chairman Moussa Faki Mahamat expressed 'grave concern' over the fighting in a statement Sunday and called for an 'immediate, unconditional cease-fire and the resumption of humanitarian services'

Native Americans Recall Torture, Hatred at Boarding Schools

During a Saturday meeting at the Rosebud Sioux Reservation in southern South Dakota, tribal members recalled being sent to schools where the use of their native language and customs would bring swift and sometimes severe punishments

98 Migrants Rescued from Boat off Florida Coast Lacked Food

The US Coast Guard says the 96 Haitians, as well as a passenger each from Uganda and the Bahamas, were spotted about 32 kilometers (20 miles) east of Boca Raton, Florida, by a Coast Guard helicopter last week

Turkey Calls Greek Claims on Migrant Mistreatment Fake News

The communications director of Turkey's president said Sunday that Greece's migration minister was 'sharing false information' after the minister tweeted a photo Saturday of the naked migrants and blamed Turkey

Gates Foundation Pledges $1.2 Billion to Eradicate Polio Globally

The foundation says in a statement Sunday that the initiative is trying to end the polio virus in Pakistan and Afghanistan, the last two endemic countries

Malta Marks 5 Years Since Journalist Killed, Seeks Justice 

Iran Officials Say Tehran Prison Blaze Has Been Extinguished

At least 9 people were hurt

Utility Begins Loading Fuel at New US Nuclear Plant

It’s the first new American nuclear reactor built in decades

What to Expect From China's Party Congress

Weeklong congress expected to produce a new set of leaders hand-picked by Xi

Dikembe Mutombo Undergoing Treatment for Brain Tumor

The Basketball Hall of Famer spent 18 seasons in the NBA then went on to be one of the NBA's global ambassadors for years.

Uganda Locks Down 2 Districts in Bid to Stem Spread of Ebola

Ugandan authorities have imposed a travel lockdown on two Ebola-hit districts to stop the spread of the contagious disease. The measures announced by President Yoweri Museveni on Saturday mean residents of Mubende and Kassanda can't travel into or out of those areas by private or public means

New UK Treasury Chief: Mistakes Were Made, Tax Rises Coming

Britain's new Treasury chief, Jeremy Hunt, has acknowledged mistakes made by his predecessor and suggested that he may reverse much of Conservative Prime Minister Liz Truss' tax-cutting plans, in order to bring stability to the country after weeks of economic and political turbulence