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  • Section of Berlin Wall torn down to build condos

    Historians are concerned as more of the wall disappears over time.

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  • Court overturns conviction in death of Daniel Pearl

    A Pakistani court has overturned the murder conviction of a British Pakistani man found guilty of the 2002 kidnapping and killing of Wall Street...

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  • Spiderman, constructing a field hospital, burying the dead: World in Photos, April 2

    A look at the top photos from around the globe.

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  • Africa faces an 'existential threat' as virus cases spread

    Health officials say some African countries will have more than 10,000 coronavirus cases by the end of April

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  • South African cops storm Cape Town church to expel migrants

    South African police wearing riot gear have forced their way into a church in central Cape Town to remove hundreds of migrants who had been sheltering...

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  • Venice's canals remain almost completely empty during the coronavirus lockdown

    Fish can now be seen in the water because of the lack of boat traffic and pollution.

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  • Police patrol the streets of Guayaquil, Ecuador

    Authorities have been urging residents to stay home amid the coronavirus pandemic.

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  • Extremists see global chaos from virus as an opportunity

    The Islamic State group and al-Qaida are seeing the coronavirus pandemic as a chance to strike harder than ever

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  • Orangutans and otters play in Belgian zoo

    A family of orangutans playfully chased small-clawed otters at a zoo in Belgium.

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  • With business vaporizing, Europe focuses on avoiding layoffs

    As both COVID-19 cases and unemployment rise across Europe, governments and the European Union are trying to cushion the violence of the economic...

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  • Putin orders month of non-work to curb coronavirus

    President Vladimir Putin has ordered most Russians to stay off work until the end of the month to curb the spread of the coronavirus

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  • Iran's parliament says speaker Ali Larijani has tested positive for the new coronavirus and is in quarantine

    Iran's parliament says speaker Ali Larijani has tested positive for the new coronavirus and is in quarantine

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  • AP Week in Pictures, Middle East

    This photo gallery highlights some of the most compelling images made or published by Associated Press photographers in the Middle East, Afghanistan &...

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  • UK vows to 'massively' increase virus testing amid criticism

    Political opponents, scientists and even usually supportive newspapers are lambasting British Prime Minister Boris Johnson over his government’s...

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  • Dutch leader proposes EU fund for nations hit hard by virus

    Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte has proposed a multibillion-euro (dollar) European Union fund to help countries in the 27-nation bloc whose healthcare...

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  • U.S. delivers 128 anti-tank Javelin missiles to Estonia

    The United States has delivered 128 anti-tank Javelin missiles to Estonia as part of a larger contract with the Baltic NATO member and the U.S....

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  • Spanish WWII liberator of Paris dies of coronavirus at 99

    The last surviving member of a company of Spanish soldiers that fought with French forces in liberating Paris from Nazi occupation in 1944 has died of...

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  • Polio immunization suspended amid coronavirus pandemic

    Health officials attempting to eradicate polio say they are being forced to suspend their mass immunization efforts amid the surging coronavirus...

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  • Spain reports 950 COVID-19 deaths in the past day, highest daily toll so far, while infections growth wanes

    Spain reports 950 COVID-19 deaths in the past day, highest daily toll so far, while infections growth wanes

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  • Terrorist groups spin COVID-19 as God's 'smallest soldier' attacking West

    Bleeding the U.S. economy dry has always been a goal of terrorist groups.

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  • Defense lawyer says Pakistani court has overturned murder conviction in slaying of US journalist Danny Pearl

    Defense lawyer says Pakistani court has overturned murder conviction in slaying of US journalist Danny Pearl

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  • Australia's highest court to rule on Pell's appeal next week

    Australia's highest court will rule next week on whether to overturn the convictions of Cardinal George Pell, the most senior Catholic convicted of...

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• Apr 1

  • Birds claim Peru beach emptied by virus outbreak

    Agua Dulce beach is usually a sea of humanity, packed with as many as 40,000 people a day at the height of Peru's Southern Hemisphere summer, which...

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  • Migrant dies in Mexico detention center riot over virus fear

    A Guatemalan migrant is dead following a riot at an immigration detention center in Mexico where detainees burned mattresses to protest conditions...

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  • The Rundown: Top headlines today: April 1, 2020

    Stay up to date on the developing stories making headlines.

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  • Life continues inside Guatemala zoo closed due to coronavirus

    La Aurora National Zoo in Guatemala City was forced to close its doors to the public as part of the restrictions on public gatherings to prevent the...

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  • Virus lockdown changes how Hindus celebrate holy period

    Rukmani Sharma, 71, fears getting sick from the coronavirus but as a devout Hindu, she also fears for her soul because she won't be allowed to go to...

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  • Mexico allows 46 British passengers to leave cruise ship

    Mexico has allowed 46 British citizens to disembark from a cruise ship off its Caribbean coast and fly home

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  • Puerto Rico acknowledges missteps as coronavirus peak looms

    Puerto Rico's newest health secretary has acknowledged a series of mistakes the government has committed as the U.S. territory prepares for a peak in...

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  • El Salvador homicides drop; experts point to virus lock-down

    El Salvador's once-startling homicide numbers have fallen  again, and some experts say the lock-down for the coronavirus pandemic may be playing a...

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  • Venezuelan crown jewel rum distillery takes on coronavirus

    The Santa Teresa distillery in Venezuela has lifted spirits for generations with its amber-red rum, famous around the world for being slowly sipped...

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  • Saudi official urges Muslims to delay hajj plans over virus

    A senior Saudi official has urged more than 1 million Muslims intending to travel to Islam's holiest sites to delay making plans for the hajj this...

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  • Palestinians: Man dies of wounds in clash with Israel forces

    Palestinian officials say a 22-year-old man has died from wounds he sustained in a confrontation with Israeli forces last month

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  • Iran general visits Baghdad, tries to forge political unity

    Iraqi officials say a top Iranian general has arrived in Baghdad this week to try and unify Iraq's fractured political leaders

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  • Fifth Guajajara tribesman killed in Brazil in five months

    A member of the Brazilian indigenous group known for its forest guardians who fight illegal deforestation in their territory has been slain

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  • Brazilian governors ignore president's calls to end COVID-19 quarantine

    The president is urging his nation to get back to work.

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  • Coronavirus measures, goats roam the street, playing planes: World in Photos, April 1

    A look at the top photos from around the globe.

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  • US opposes Kosovo’s 'new barriers' to Serbian goods

    The decision of Kosovo's government to phase out the country's 100% tariff on imports from Serbia and Bosnia-Herzegovina isn't easing international...

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  • Syrian ex-VP, foreign minister dies of heart attack in Paris

    His son says Abdul-Halim Khaddam, Syria's former vice president and foreign minister, has died of a heart attack in Paris

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  • Not so funny: Edinburgh festivals canceled for first time

    The wildly popular festivals the Scottish capital of Edinburgh hosts every August have been canceled for this year as a result of the coronavirus...

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  • LGBT community raided in Uganda over social distancing

    A gay rights leader in Uganda says 20 members of the local LGBT community have been detained after police raided their shelter and accused them of...

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  • Turkmenistan bans the word 'coronavirus': report

    The word won't be found anywhere in state-run media or public health bulletins.

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  • Virus gives asylum-seekers chance to thank Dutch villagers

    Raffat Altekrete is battling the coronavirus one shopping cart at a time

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  • Roadside bombing in Afghanistan kills 8, mostly children

    An Afghan official says a roadside bomb has struck a minivan in southern Helmand province, killing at least eight civilians, including six children

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  • Life under lockdown is brutal for India's female day laborers

    "How can we do social distancing? It’s virtually impossible," residents say.

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  • US again accused of killing civilians in Somalia airstrikes

    The U.S. military is facing more allegations of killing civilians with airstrikes in Somalia, and now says it will address the issue more fully in...

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  • Dryness, sudden winds factors in deadly China forest fire

    Chinese officials say dry conditions, high temperatures and a sudden change in wind direction all contributed to the deaths of 19 people in a forest...

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  • AP PHOTOS: Indian migrants walk hundreds of miles to go home

    They were hungry. Some had not eaten for days. Others survived on water and biscuits. But they walked anyway for hundreds of miles, in groups of...

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  • Facebook joins resistance to Bolsonaro virus claims

    Major social media companies are taking aim at Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro's dismissal of social distancing, joining others in the country who...

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