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Nepal Says Its Tiger Population Has Almost Doubled From 2009
Officials say the number of tigers roaming the jungles of Nepal has nearly doubled because of initiatives from the government, conservationists and local authorities who have worked for years to increase the tiger population in the Himalayan nation.
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Marquez Wins Thailand MotoGP to Extend Championship Lead
Marc Marquez of Honda narrowly beat archrival Andrea Dovizioso of Ducati to win the inaugural MotoGP Thailand at the Chang International Circuit for his seventh win of the season on Sunday.
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Party Catering to Russian Minority Comes 1st in Latvian Vote
An opposition party catering to the Latvia’s large ethnic Russian minority is poised to win the Baltic nation’s parliamentary election but it’s expected to face difficulties in forming a coalition government.
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Pompeo Ends 4th NKorea Trip; Meets Kim to Push Denuke Effort
U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo has wrapped up his fourth visit to North Korea after meeting Kim Jong Un to seek elusive progress in efforts to persuade him to give up his nuclear weapons.
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Korea Holds Off USA and England to Win International Crown
South Korea held off challenges from the United States and England to win the eight-nation UL International Crown for the first time, lifting the trophy in front of a delighted home crowd at the Jack Nicklaus Golf Club on Sunday.
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Iran Votes to Join Pact to Combat Terror Financing
Iran’s parliament has voted to join a global convention to cut off terror financing, hoping to avoid further international sanctions as the 2015 nuclear accord unravels.
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700 Firefighters in Portugal Battle Wildfire West of Lisbon
Over 700 firefighters are battling a forest fire in Portugal about 40 kilometers (25 miles) west of Lisbon, the capital.
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The Latest: Indonesia Disaster Death Toll Climbs to 1,763
The Latest on the earthquake and tsunami in Indonesia (all times local):
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British Editor in Dubai to Serve 15 Years for Killing Wife
A British former newspaper editor in Dubai who was convicted of killing his wife with a hammer has had his sentence extended to 15 years.
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Cameroon Votes as Separatists Pose Threat; Biya Win Likely
Polls opened Sunday in Cameroon as Africa’s oldest leader is widely expected to win another term even as separatists threaten to disrupt the election and many who have fled the unrest are unable to vote.