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Saudi Arabia, in Reversal, Suggests Khashoggi’s Killing Was ‘Premeditated’
BEIRUT, Lebanon — Saudi Arabia’s public prosecutor said on Thursday that new evidence indicated that the killing of the Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi had been “premeditated,” suggesting yet another shift in the kingdom’s official story of how he was killed.

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Migrant Caravan Driven by Hope but Uncertain of Success

HUIXTLA, Mexico — Soon after dawn on Tuesday, the mayor stood on the central plaza of his town here in southern Mexico and took stock.

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Trump’s Plans to Deter Migrants Could Mean New ‘Voluntary’ Family Separations

TUCSON, Ariz. — Facing a surge in migrant families entering the United States and with the midterm elections two weeks away, the Trump administration is weighing an array of new policies that it hopes will deter Central Americans from journeying north.

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Trump’s Plans to Deter Migrants Could Mean New ‘Voluntary’ Family Separations

TUCSON, Ariz. — Facing a surge in migrant families entering the United States and with the midterm elections two weeks away, the Trump administration is weighing an array of new policies that it hopes will deter Central Americans from journeying north.

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Saudis May Blame Intelligence Official for Killing Jamal Khashoggi

ISTANBUL — The rulers of Saudi Arabia are considering blaming a top intelligence official close to Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman for the killing of Jamal Khashoggi, three people with knowledge of the Saudi plans said Thursday.

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In Afghanistan’s Season of Crisis, ‘Words Do Not Have the Strength’

KABUL, Afghanistan — In the past 17 years of war and crisis in Afghanistan, no one remembers a season quite like this one, with peril and hopelessness at every turn. People here struggle for words to explain how it feels.

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Mike Pompeo Meets Turkish President to Discuss Saudi Journalist’s Fate

ISTANBUL — Secretary of State Mike Pompeo met on Wednesday with President Recep Tayyip Erdogan of Turkey, trying to resolve the international uproar over the alleged killing of a journalist inside the Saudi Consulate in Istanbul, and said that Saudi officials had promised consequences for anyone — even a member of the royal family — found responsible.

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China Breaks Silence on Muslim Detention Camps, Calling Them ‘Humane’

BEIJING — Under mounting international criticism, China has given its most extensive defense yet of its sweeping campaign to detain and indoctrinate Muslims, with a senior official on Tuesday describing its network of camps in the far west as humane job-training centers.

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Saudi Arabia and U.S. Clash Over Khashoggi Case

ISTANBUL — The disappearance of the Saudi dissident Jamal Khashoggiis opening a rift between Washington and Saudi Arabia as the kingdom blasted President Trump on Sunday for promising “severe punishment” if the royal court was responsible.