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Canada14 hours ago

Philippines' Duterte gives Canada 1 week to take back garbage or 'we will declare war'

Filipino President Rodrigo Duterte on Tuesday reportedly threatened he'd "declare war" against Canada within the next week if the country fails to remove tons of garbage that was shipped to Manila years ago.

Asia

Middle East16 mins ago

Radicalization among Sri Lanka's Muslims was slow and steady

TERRORISM34 mins ago

Sri Lanka's leader calls for officials' firings as Easter suicide bombers revealed to be ‘well-educated people’ who studied abroad

Asia52 mins ago

With limos and private train, Kim Jong Un travels in style

Asia1 hour ago

Duterte threatens to dump garbage back to Canada, embassy

Europe

Europe16 mins ago

Russia offers quick citizenship in Ukraine's separatist area

Asia52 mins ago

With limos and private train, Kim Jong Un travels in style

Europe2 hours ago

Specialist says Notre Dame organ unharmed by fire

Europe2 hours ago

Cyprus murders: Police search mineshaft for missing girl

Europe16 mins ago

Russia offers quick citizenship in Ukraine's separatist area

Russian President Vladimir Putin has signed a decree to expedite applications for Russian citizenship by Ukrainians living in separatist-held areas.

Middle East16 mins ago

Radicalization among Sri Lanka's Muslims was slow and steady

A spate of attacks against mosques, shrines and followers of Sufi sheikhs in Sri Lanka more than a decade ago point to early warning signs of fundamentalism taking root among a sliver of the country's Muslims.

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VIDEO26 mins ago

ISIS militants are still masters of guerilla warfare, counter-terror expert warns after Sri Lanka massacre

Former Israeli Special Forces soldier Aaron Cohen reacts to ISIS claiming responsibility for the Easter Sunday attacks in Sri Lanka.

TERRORISM34 mins ago

Sri Lanka's leader calls for officials' firings as Easter suicide bombers revealed to be ‘well-educated people’ who studied abroad

Sri Lanka's president is calling for the resignations of the country’s defense secretary and national police chief Wednesday after officials admitted to suffering a “major lapse” in communications in the lead-up to the Easter Sunday bombings, which have left more than 350 people dead.

Middle East37 mins ago

Yemeni officials say 5,000 migrants detained in Aden

Yemeni security officials say police have detained at least 5,000 migrants over the last 10 days who were attempting to cross to Saudi Arabia.

Asia52 mins ago

With limos and private train, Kim Jong Un travels in style

It's a short hop from Pyongyang to Vladivostok by plane.

Asia1 hour ago

Duterte threatens to dump garbage back to Canada, embassy

The Philippine president has threatened to ship truckloads of garbage back to Canada and dump some of it at Canada's embassy in Manila if Canadian officials don't take back the waste that Filipino officials say was illegally transported to the country years ago.

Middle East1 hour ago

Rights group denounces 'unfree and unfair' Egyptian vote

An international rights group says the referendum approved by Egyptian voters that would allow President Abdel-Fattah el-Sissi to extend his rule to 2030 was held in an "unfair and unfree" environment and has "no pretense to legitimacy."

Africa

Middle East1 hour ago

Rights group denounces 'unfree and unfair' Egyptian vote

Middle East2 hours ago

UN: Libya fighting reaches facility holding migrants

Middle East3 hours ago

Egypt: Archaeologists uncover ancient tomb with mummies

Africa14 hours ago

Egypt grants President el-Sissi sweeping new powers; leader could stay in office until 2030

Middle East

Middle East16 mins ago

Radicalization among Sri Lanka's Muslims was slow and steady

Middle East37 mins ago

Yemeni officials say 5,000 migrants detained in Aden

Middle East1 hour ago

Rights group denounces 'unfree and unfair' Egyptian vote

World2 hours ago

Woman emerges from coma after nearly 30 years: report

Australia

Australia1 hour ago

Man pleads guilty to murdering 5 family members in Australia

Australia21 hours ago

Tree that began 'weeping' on Good Friday draws hundreds of worshipers over Easter weekend

Viral1 day ago

Australia zoo giraffes experience bubbles for the ‘first time’

The Americas2 days ago

Recent developments surrounding the South China Sea

The Americas

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VIDEO33 mins ago

MMA fighter Joyce Vieira beats up a man who was allegedly fondling himself during photoshoot

The Americas2 hours ago

Seoul lawmaker: Top Kim adviser in North removed from post

The Americas4 hours ago

The Latest: North Korea's Kim arrives in Vladivostok

The Americas6 hours ago

Key moments in Kim Jong Un's diplomatic charm offensive

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Australia1 hour ago

Man pleads guilty to murdering 5 family members in Australia

A 25-year-old man pleaded guilty in an Australian court on Wednesday to murdering his three children, wife and mother-in-law in the west coast city of Perth last year.

Europe2 hours ago

Specialist says Notre Dame organ unharmed by fire

Notre Dame cathedral's 8,000-pipe organ has escaped undamaged from the flames that engulfed the building last week.

Europe2 hours ago

Cyprus murders: Police search mineshaft for missing girl

Cypriot authorities say they are using a remote-controlled camera to search a flooded mineshaft where the bodies of two murdered women were found this month.

Middle East2 hours ago

Japan reporter sues government after passport is invalidated

A Japanese journalist known for covering war zones has sued the Foreign Ministry after it invalidated his passport and demanded he surrender it, saying it deprives him of his right to travel and interferes with press freedom.

Middle East2 hours ago

UN: Libya fighting reaches facility holding migrants

The fighting in Libya's capital has reached a detention center holding hundreds of detained migrants and refugees, the U.N. said Tuesday.

ELECTIONS2 hours ago

Indian election officials trek 34 miles through remote forest for 1 voter

Indian election officials trekked deep into the jungle through an animal sanctuary with lions to set up a polling station for one voter, according to a report.

Middle East2 hours ago

Turkey urges study of its archives over Armenian genocide

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan is challenging nations who label the mass killings of Armenians by Ottoman Turks as genocide, saying they should inspect Turkey's Ottoman-era archives and "we have nothing to hide."

The Americas2 hours ago

Seoul lawmaker: Top Kim adviser in North removed from post

A South Korean lawmaker says that North Korean leader Kim Jong Un's most trusted policy adviser apparently has been removed from one of his posts.

Europe2 hours ago

Scottish leader to give update on independence plans

Scottish leader Nicola Sturgeon is due to outline her plans for a new referendum on independence from the U.K. The first minister is scheduled to update the Scottish Parliament in Edinburgh Wednesday on "Brexit and Scotland's future."

Middle East3 hours ago

Syrian media: Bomb placed in car kills civilian in Damascus

Syrian state-run media say a bomb has killed a civilian and wounded five other people in a Damascus neighborhood.

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VIDEO3 hours ago

Are we witnessing a resurgence of ISIS?

Terror group ISIS claims credit for Easter Sunday terror attack in Sri Lanka; reaction from former Special Operations intel analyst Brett Velicovich.

Russia3 hours ago

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un arrives in Russian port city ahead of first meeting with Putin

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un arrived by an armored train in Russia on Wednesday ahead of a highly-anticipated summit with Russian President Vladimir Putin and amid deadlocked negotiations with the U.S. over the North's nuclear program.

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Wednesday, April 24, 2019

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