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  • Tourists, Easter worshippers lament closure of Notre Dame

    Tourists, devout Catholics and others are looking on mournfully at Notre Dame Cathedral, regretting that they can't get inside the magnificent...

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  • Pope during Easter vigil: reject the 'glitter of wealth'

    Pope Francis has carried a lit Easter candle up the aisle of a darkened St. Peter's Basilica

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  • Young Algerian protester dies of injuries; police accused

    A young Algerian protester has died from head injuries that his family and friends believe were caused by a police beating

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  • Ukraine quiet ahead of presidential election

    Ahead of Sunday's hotly contested presidential election, Ukraine is observing a so-called "day of silence" in which campaigning is forbidden

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  • The Latest: French protesters demand attention from Macron

    French yellow vest protesters have set fires along a march through Paris to drive home their message to the government that rebuilding the...

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  • 'I'm going to die': Survivor recounts Mali ethnic massacre

    'If I stay here, I'm going to die': Survivor recounts Mali ethnic massacre as conflict grows

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  • Egyptians vote on changes that would extend el-Sissi's rule

    Egyptians have gone to the polls for the first of three days of voting on constitutional amendments that would allow President Abdel-Fattah el-Sissi...

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  • Texas cancer center ousts 3 over Chinese data theft concerns

    A prominent cancer center in Houston says it has ousted three scientists whom federal authorities suggested are involved in Chinese efforts to steal...

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  • Anti-govt protests resume against Serbia's populist leader

    Several thousand people have turned up at an anti-government protest in Belgrade a day after Serbia's populist President Aleksandar Vucic held a mass...

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  • UN: 220 killed in battles for Libya's capital last 2 weeks

    A spokesman for the self-styled Libyan National Army says fighting between rival Libyan forces for control of Tripoli has escalated in the past couple...

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  • Officials: Large fire scorches Peru's capital, killing none

    Officials in Peru say a massive fire has torn through the capital of Lima, destroying several buildings near the center of the city, miraculously...

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  • Serbia's "Lady Macbeth" buried near late strongman Milosevic

    Several dozen supporters have attended the funeral of Mirjana Markovic, the widow of late Serbian strongman Slobodan Milosevic who was dubbed the...

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  • New bout of heavy fighting in Yemen kills dozens

    Yemeni officials say heavy fighting in Yemen's southern Dhale province pro-government forces and Shiite rebels has killed more than 85 people

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  • Small plane crashes in southern Bulgaria, 2 killed

    Authorities in Bulgaria say a small private plane has crashed in a field in a southern region, killing the pilot and the lone passenger on board

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  • Separate militant attacks kill nearly 50 Syrian soldiers

    A Syria war monitoring organization says an Islamic State group attack in the country's center has killed scores of government troops

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  • Police: 'New breed' of terrorists in Northern Ireland

    Police in Northern Ireland are warning of a 'new breed' of terrorists who are threatening the peace in the U.K. region

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• Apr 20

  • Iraq summit brings together rivals Saudi Arabia and Iran

    A summit organized by Iraq is bringing together regional rivals Saudi Arabia and Iran to bridge relations and invest in Iraq

    Apr 20

• Apr 20

  • Activist: Sudan protest leaders meet with military rulers

    A Sudanese activist says leaders of the protest movement are holding talks with the ruling military council

    Apr 20

• Apr 20

  • India's chief justice accused of sexual harassment

    A former employee of India's Supreme Court has accused the country's chief justice of sexual harassment, an accusation that was vehemently denied by...

    Apr 20

• Apr 20

  • Climate protesters march in London again; arrests hit 710

    London police say more than 710 people have been arrested and some 28 have been charged since climate change protests began earlier this week in the...

    Apr 20

• Apr 20

  • German parliament speaker rebuffs far-right party

    The speaker of Germany's parliament says the far-right Alternative for Germany has no legal right to a deputy speaker, a position it has been unable...

    Apr 20

• Apr 20

  • 110 Kosovars, mostly children and women, returned from Syria

    Kosovo authorities have brought back from Syria 110 Kosovar citizens, mostly women and children, with the assistance of the United States

    Apr 20

• Apr 20

  • Attackers raid family party, kill 13 in Mexico

    Police in eastern Mexico say gunmen broke into a family party and opened fire, killing 13 people and wounding at least four others

    Apr 20

• Apr 20

  • Afghan official: Blast rocks country's capital, kills 7

    Afghan officials say a suicide blast rocked Afghanistan's capital city during a gun battle with security forces, killing at least 7 people

    Apr 20

• Apr 20

  • Pakistan says Iran-based group carried out deadly attack

    Pakistan's Foreign Ministry says a group of militants crossed the border from neighboring Iran earlier this week and carried out a deadly attack...

    Apr 20

• Apr 20

  • Yellow vest anger mixes with Notre Dame mourning

    French yellow vest protesters are marching anew to remind the government that rebuilding the fire-ravaged Notre Dame Cathedral isn't the only problem...

    Apr 20

• Apr 20

  • The clever ways South Korea is majorly reducing food waste

    The food waste recycle rate went from 2.1% in 1995 to 90.2% in 2016.

    Apr 20

• Apr 20

  • German plane evacuated Madeira bus crash survivors

    Portuguese authorities say that a German army plane has evacuated 12 German tourists who survived this week's bus accident on the island of Madeira...

    Apr 20

• Apr 20

  • N. Korea mildly criticizes Bolton over media interview

    North Korea has issued a relatively mild criticism of White House national security adviser John Bolton over a recent interview he gave

    Apr 20

• Apr 20

  • The Latest: Egypt begins vote on extending el-Sissi's rule

    Egyptians are voting on constitutional amendments that would allow President Abdel-Fattah el-Sissi to stay in power until 2030

    Apr 20

• Apr 20

  • France's yellow vests: Who they are, what they want, and why

    France's yellow vest protesters are marching Saturday for the 23rd straight weekend since the movement started in November

    Apr 20

• Apr 20

  • New attack on Ebola center in Congo; 1 militia member killed

    New attack on Ebola center in Congo, local official says; militia member is killed

    Apr 20

• Apr 20

  • Police in northern Greece stop truck with 59 migrants inside

    Police say they have stopped a truck with stolen license plates and found 59 undocumented migrants inside, half from Somalia and the rest from seven...

    Apr 20

• Apr 20

  • US gives 3 Black Hawk helicopters to Albania

    Albania's Defense Ministry says the United States has provided three Black Hawk helicopters to bolster its military capacities

    Apr 20

• Apr 20

  • 2 arrests made in killing of journalist during riots in Northern Ireland

    Lyra McKee, of Belfast, was killed during rioting in Derrry/Londonderry.

    Apr 20

• Apr 20

  • Police in Northern Ireland say they have arrested two men in connection with the killing of journalist Lyra McKee

    Police in Northern Ireland say they have arrested two men in connection with the killing of journalist Lyra McKee

    Apr 20

• Apr 20

  • Key events in Egypt since the 2011 pro-democracy uprising

    Here are key events in eight years of turmoil and transition in Egypt, leading up to a national referendum on constitutional amendments that could...

    Apr 20

• Apr 20

  • Panel to review approval of Boeing 737 Max flight controls

    A team of experts next week will begin reviewing how the Boeing 737 Max flight control system was approved by the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration

    Apr 20

• Apr 20

  • 3 candidates vie for North Macedonia presidency

    Three candidates are vying for the presidency in North Macedonia, where voters go to the polls on Sunday

    Apr 20

• Apr 20

  • Egyptians begin voting on constitutional amendments aimed at keeping President el-Sissi in power until 2030

    Egyptians begin voting on constitutional amendments aimed at keeping President el-Sissi in power until 2030

    Apr 20

• Apr 20

  • Nicaraguans use Good Friday processions to protest

    Good Friday religious processions in Nicaragua's capital have taken a decidedly political tone as residents seize on a rare opportunity to renew their...

    Apr 20

• Apr 20

  • Passion Play in Brazil shantytown a voice against injustice

    The back streets of Brazil's biggest shantytown have become the stage for an Easter passion play that mirrors the realities faced by its residents.

    Apr 20

• Apr 19

  • Japan courts Trump using emperor, first lady's birthday

    Without close friends in Asia, Japan's prime minister is seen using every opportunity, even the emperor's accession, to court President Donald Trump

    Apr 19

• Apr 19

  • Malaysia to revive 2nd major China-linked project

    Malaysia's government says it will resurrect a multibillion-dollar property project in Kuala Lumpur involving a Chinese state company, calling it a...

    Apr 19

• Apr 19

  • Woman's brutal killing in Bangladesh triggers protests

    Dozens of protesters have taken to the streets in Bangladesh's capital to demand justice for an 18-year-old woman who died after being set on fire for...

    Apr 19

• Apr 19

  • Ecuador orders arrest of former foreign minister

    An Ecuadorian judge has ordered the arrest of a former foreign minister linked to WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange, who was evicted from the country's...

    Apr 19

• Apr 19

  • In Peru, supporters mourn ex-leader Garcia after suicide

    Large crowds have joined the funeral procession of former Peruvian President Alan Garcia, who killed himself after authorities arrived at his home to...

    Apr 19

• Apr 19

  • Pope cites plight of migrants, children on Good Friday

    Pope Francis at a Good Friday procession has cited the plight of unwanted migrants and abused children as some of the "crosses" of suffering in the...

    Apr 19

• Apr 19

  • Peruvian judge orders jail for former president Kuczynski

    A Peruvian judge has ordered that former president Pedro Pablo Kuczynski be jailed for up to three years as authorities investigate his alleged...

    Apr 19

• Apr 19

  • Northern Ireland police release video in hunt for killer

    Police in Northern Ireland have released a video in their hunt for those responsible for the fatal shooting of a journalist during rioting in...

    Apr 19