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  • UK's May under fire as Parliament returns from Brexit break

    The British PM is facing growing calls for her resignation.

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  • Militants blamed in Sri Lanka attacks had incendiary leader

    Leader of militant group blamed for Sri Lanka suicide attacks on Easter called for non-Muslims to be 'eliminated' in incendiary speeches, faith...

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  • Sri Lanka, like world, again sees scourge of suicide attacks

    The Easter attacks on churches and hotels were a bloody echo of decades past in Sri Lanka, when militants inspired by attacks in the Lebanese civil...

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  • 33 reported dead in South Africa flooding, mudslides

    33 reported dead in South Africa flooding, mudslides in KwaZulu-Natal province

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  • Sudanese launch new protests to pressure military

    Sudanese activists are holding nationwide protests to press the military to hand over power to a civilian authority after the overthrow of President...

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  • Thai Election Commission to investigate popular politician

    Thailand's state Election Commission has agreed to investigate whether the leader of a popular new political party that ran a strong third in last...

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  • Zelenskiy wins Ukraine's presidential election with 73%

    Full preliminary results show TV comedian Volodymyr Zelenskiy win Ukraine's presidential election

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  • Authorities: Death toll rises to 30 in Colombia landslide

    The death toll in a devastating landslide that flowed over homes in a small community in southwestern Colombia has risen to 30

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  • Netanyahu calls for new Golan settlement named for Trump

    Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is calling for naming a new settlement in the Golan Heights after President Donald Trump out of gratitude...

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  • ISIS claims responsibility for Sri Lanka bombings that killed over 300

    At least 310 people were killed and 500 others were wounded.

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  • The Latest: UNICEF says 45 children killed in Easter attacks

    The U.N. children's agency says at least 45 children were killed in the Sri Lanka Easter attacks

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  • US move to end Iran exemptions sending oil prices higher

    Global oil prices are climbing in the wake of the U.S. move to impose sanctions on countries that buy Iranian oil

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  • Sri Lanka bombing victims were from at least 12 countries

    Sri Lanka bombing victims included at least 31 foreigners from at least 12 countries

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  • I killed as Indians vote in 3rd phase of national elections

    One person was killed as Indians voted Tuesday in the third phase of the country's general election, amid campaigning by Prime Minister Narendra...

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  • Saudi Arabia executes 37 prisoners for terrorism crimes

    All of those executed were Saudi nationals.

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  • Race against time to protect exposed Notre Dame from storms

    Fearing rain could inflict further damage to the fire-ravaged Notre Dame cathedral, alpinists will install temporary tarps over the building

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  • Russia's stray polar bear taken back to the wild

    A polar bear which was found roaming around a village in eastern Russia, hundreds of miles away from its usual habitat, has been airlifted back home

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  • Uganda acquires 2 new jets, seeks to revive national airline

    Uganda acquires 2 new jets in bid to revive national airline that collapsed years ago

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  • Islamic State group releases photo showing man Sri Lanka says led Easter attackers, asserting its claim on assault

    Islamic State group releases photo showing man Sri Lanka says led Easter attackers, asserting its claim on assault

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  • French court rejects call to return its Syria-based citizens

    France's most powerful administrative court has refused the demands of Syria-based French women to be repatriated back to French soil with their...

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  • Berlin businesswoman, feted for driving around world, dies

    Berlin businesswoman Heidi Hetzer, whose late-in-life decision to drive around the world in an American vintage car won her many fans back home in...

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  • UN says war has set back Yemen's development by 20 years

    A U.N.-commissioned report says the war in Yemen has set back its development by more than 20 years

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  • Sri Lanka minister: Easter bombings a response to NZ attacks

    The minister did not explain the source of the information.

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  • Myanmar lawmaker: 50 believed dead in mudslide at jade mine

    A lawmaker representing a gemstone-rich area in northern Myanmar says more than 50 people are believed to have died in a mudslide at a jade mining...

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  • France: Far-right claims surface for Macron's ally

    Nathalie Loiseau, who leads French president Emmanuel Macron's party in the EU parliament elections, is facing criticism after online media Mediapart...

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  • Revulsion in Northern Ireland over riot, fatal shooting

    The dramatic riots in Londonderry are starkly reminiscent of the violence that plagued Northern Ireland for decades before the 1998 peace agreement,...

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  • As tensions rise, Bosnian Serb businessman slain in ambush

    Prominent Bosnian Serb businessman, his bodyguard killed in mafia-style ambush

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  • Saudi Arabia's Interior Ministry says kingdom has executed 37 nationals connected to terrorism

    Saudi Arabia's Interior Ministry says kingdom has executed 37 nationals connected to terrorism

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  • A Kremlin adviser says President Vladimir Putin will host the North Korean leader in Russia's Far East on Thursday

    A Kremlin adviser says President Vladimir Putin will host the North Korean leader in Russia's Far East on Thursday

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  • The Latest: EU regrets US decision on Iran sanctions

    The European Union is criticizing the U.S. decision to impose sanctions on countries that buy Iranian oil and warns that the move could damage an...

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  • Migrants anxious after Mexican authorities raid caravan

    Central American migrants hoping to reach the U.S. are finding a much tougher trek than those in previous caravans, meeting unwelcoming townsfolk and...

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  • Sri Lanka's prime minister warns there are more explosives, militants 'out there' after Easter suicide bombings

    Sri Lanka's prime minister warns there are more explosives, militants 'out there' after Easter suicide bombings

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  • EU wary of fake online accounts as Europe elections approach

    A month ahead of Europe-wide elections, the European Union is praising Facebook, Google and Twitter for tackling disinformation but urges them to help...

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  • Palace: Trump to pay state visit to Britain in June

    Trump made an official trip to the U.K. last summer, though not a state visit.

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  • The Latest: Woman arrested in killing of N Ireland reporter

    The Northern Ireland Police Service says they have arrested a woman under the Terrorism Act in the slaying of journalist Lyra McKee.

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  • Polish teachers' strike shines light on country's divisions

    Teachers from across Poland have gathered in Warsaw to demand higher wages in a long-running dispute that is emerging as another fissure in a deeply...

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  • Greek 2018 primary budget surplus exceeds forecasts, at 4.4%

    Greece's statistical authority says the country's budget execution was better than expected in 2018, with tough revenue-boosting measures raising the...

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  • New IRA apologizes for murder of Irish journalist

    Lyra McKee, 29, was killed on April 18 after rioting in Northern Ireland.

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  • Myanmar lawmaker says more than 50 people are believed to be dead after a mudslide at a jade mining site

    Myanmar lawmaker says more than 50 people are believed to be dead after a mudslide at a jade mining site

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  • India to observe US sanctions on Iranian oil

    India says it will buy crude oil from other major oil producing countries in view of the United States' decision this week to end waivers that allowed...

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  • Buckingham Palace: U.S. President Donald Trump to pay state visit to Britain in June as guest of Queen Elizabeth II

    Buckingham Palace: U.S. President Donald Trump to pay state visit to Britain in June as guest of Queen Elizabeth II

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  • Myanmar court rejects appeal of jailed Reuters reporters

    Myanmar's Supreme Court has rejected the final appeal of two Reuters journalists and upheld seven-year prison sentences for their reporting on the...

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  • Singapore PM promotes likely successor in Cabinet reshuffle

    Singapore Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong has named a deputy in a Cabinet reshuffle, in a possible indication of his successor

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  • Japan's PM vows to help France in rebuilding Notre Dame

    Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe is pledging to help France in its efforts to rebuild the fire-ravaged Notre Dame Cathedral

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  • China's Xi urges closer naval ties amid regional tensions

    Chinese President Xi Jinping is urging closer ties among the world's navies amid tensions over China's rapid expansion of its naval forces

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  • Indonesia 'shocked' by Malaysian's acquittal in maid's death

    Indonesia's government says it was shocked by Malaysia's acquittal of a woman charged with the death of her Indonesian maid, in a case that has...

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  • Iranian parliament labels entire US military as terrorist

    The move follow the U.S. branding Iran's Revolutionary Guard as terrorists.

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  • Austria: Anti-migration party on defensive over rat poem

    The poem was written by an official of a party in government.

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  • UN panel pays $240M to Kuwait oil firm for Iraq war losses

    A U.N. panel overseeing compensation claims by countries and organizations affected by Iraq's 1990-1991 invasion of Kuwait says it has paid $240...

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  • Former French PM Fillon and wife to stand corruption trial

    A French judicial official says investigating judges have ordered that former Prime Minister Francois Fillon and his wife stand trial on corruption...

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