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Imran Khan supporters march on Islamabad to demand his release after talks failed

More than 5,000 supporters of imprisoned former Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan began a dayslong march toward Islamabad on Sunday to demand his release, after talks between the government and the opposition fell through.

'Jane Doe' lawyer says more than seven men were involved in alleged Cornell rape

The lawyer for a woman who said she was raped at a Cornell University fraternity party said he believes more men were involved in the alleged attack than the seven already accused.

Bosnia votes as pro-Russian politician looms large and ethnic tensions simmer

Voters in Bosnia cast ballots Sunday in a general election in which most are focused on everyday problems, while some mainstream politicians in the Balkan nation have whipped up war-era tensions that have kept the country divided since its brutal 1992-95 conflict.

Houthis claim responsibility for attack on Saudi oil facility as Yemen war continues

The Houthis on Sunday said their forces launched several ballistic missiles and drones at oil facilities near Saudi Arabia's capital, accelerating fears that the Yemen war and its consequences could spread beyond its borders.

Christa Pike remains unconcious, her lawyer says, after surviving botched Tennessee execution

The woman who survived a botched execution in Tennessee remains unconscious and is critically ill with an unknown prognosis, her lawyer said Sunday.

Germany's Merz announces new aid for Ukraine in Kyiv as Russia steps up attacks

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz announced a new aid package for Ukraine worth more than $1.5 billion during a visit to Kyiv on Sunday, as Russia escalated its attacks on Ukrainian cities.

Brazil's presidential vote pits Trump ally against incumbent Lula

Brazilians began voting Sunday in a high-stakes presidential election pitting incumbent Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva against Sen. Flavio Bolsonaro, ideological opposites who are each seen as having a shot at an outright victory.

Ethiopia's government retakes Mekelle after opposition fighters withdraw from Tigray capital

Government-allied fighters entered Mekelle, the capital of Ethiopia's northern Tigray region, a witness said Sunday, after the rebel Tigray People's Liberation Front announced its withdrawal following renewed fighting.

U.S. Marine arrested for alleged murder of a woman on Okinawa, triggers outrage from Japan

Japanese police arrested a U.S. Marine in the alleged robbery and murder of a woman on Okinawa, officials said Sunday, the latest criminal case on the southern island where the heavy American troop presence has remained a sensitive issue.

Trump names national intelligence director Jay Clayton to lead a new federal AI task force

President Donald Trump on Sunday tapped Jay Clayton, his director of national intelligence, to lead a new government task force on artificial intelligence.

UAE had shared details about FlyDubai flight with Israel, including pilots' names and nationalities

Authorities in the United Arab Emirates shared with Israel a list of passengers and crew ahead of the FlyDubai flight on which a pilot attempted to seize control of the Israel-bound aircraft and crash it, regional officials said Sunday, raising new questions over how the attacker evaded detection.

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