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Malawi Cholera Cases Pass 500, Eight People Dead

Ministry of Health spokesman said new cases continued to emerge in Central and Northern Malawi districts, including the administrative capital, Lilongwe where 10 new cases were recorded at the weekend

France says Committed to Iran Deal, Will Keep Talking to European, US Allies

Reuters reported Sunday that US is hoping to convince its European allies to improve Iran nuclear deal over time in return for President Trump keeping pact alive by renewing US sanctions relief in May

Film at Berlin Fest Examines How IS Jihadists Recruit European Brides

In the film 'Profile', British journalist Amy Whittaker goes undercover to investigate the workings of the militant group by creating a fake Facebook profile and pretending to be a Muslim convert called Melody Nelson

Trump Blasts Oprah Over '60 Minutes' Episode

​​Winfrey has told various media outlets, including Entertainment Weekly, that she is not running for president, but has considered it

Nigeria Releases 475 Boko Haram Suspects for Rehabilitation

More than 20,000 people have been killed and two million forced to flee their homes in northeastern Nigeria since Boko Haram began an insurgency in 2009 aimed at creating an Islamic state

Netanyahu Says Israel Could Act Against Iran's 'Empire'

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says that Israel would act against Iran, not just its allies in the Middle East, if needed, reiterating his country's position that Tehran was the world's greatest threat

4.4 Magnitude Quake Strikes Wales, Biggest Since 2008

The magnitude 4.4 earthquake was felt across parts of Wales and southwest England but no notable damage reported

Trump, Ryan Meet in Florida, Talk Legislative Priorities

The president and the speaker of the House meet Sunday, no details were provided

Britain's May Wins Backing for EU Security Pact, Timing Unclear

EU and US officials who agreed the issue was too important to risk getting subsumed in broader Brexit negotiations

Fireworks Suspected in Fatal Fire in China

Nine people, workers and their families at the waste facility, died in the early morning blaze

Suicide Bombers Kill 18 in Nigeria Market

No one has claimed responsibility for the attack, but the use of suicide bombers is a hallmark of the Islamist militant group Boko Haram

White House Tightens Security Clearance Procedures After Abuse Allegations

Chief of staff says any interim security clearances for staffers whose background investigations have been pending since June 1 or before will be discontinued in a week

Al-Qaida Operative Gets Life Sentence for Killing Soldiers, Bomb Plot

Ibrahim Suleiman Adnan Adam Harun convicted of participating in a 2003 attack on American soldiers in Afghanistan and plotting to bomb a US embassy in West Africa

Australia’s Deputy Prime Minister Refuses to Resign Over Affair

Prime Minister Turnbull’s government holds a one-seat majority that’s now at risk

Mexico, US Express Cautious Optimism on NAFTA Deal

Talks to renegotiate the 1994 pact have stalled as Canada and Mexico are at loggerheads with the United States

White House Blames Russia for ‘NotPetya’ Cyber Attack

US vows attack will be met with 'international consequences'

Sources: Russia Probe Muddies House Hearing on US Threat Assessment

Haiti May Revoke Oxfam's Right to Operate in Country, Minister Says

Oxfam is under threat of losing its British government funding over sexual misconduct accusations in Haiti and Chad

More Israelis Believe Police Than Netanyahu, Polls Show

Rights Group Sounds Alarm Over Chechnya's Role in Soccer World Cup