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Carney says Europe can rebuild world order as leaders warn of tensions
Mark Carney told European leaders in Yerevan that Europe can lead a rebuilt international order as transatlantic tensions deepen.
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Merz says he will keep working with Trump despite Iran tensions
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz said he will keep working with US President Donald Trump despite disputes over the Iran war and troop cuts in Germany.
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EU to send experts to Armenia to counter Russian interference
The EU will send experts to Armenia to fight Russian propaganda and cyberattacks ahead of the country's June elections.
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Mélenchon confirms 2027 French presidential bid
Jean-Luc Mélenchon said he will run for France’s 2027 presidential election, his fourth bid for the office.
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CCTV footage shows shots fired during White House Correspondents' Dinner
CCTV footage was released showing the moment shots were fired during the White House Correspondents' Dinner.
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Canada law draws thousands seeking citizenship through ancestry
Canada received 12,430 applications in the first 7 weeks after a new law let descendants prove citizenship through ancestry.
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Cuba condemns new US sanctions as Trump threatens 'taking over'
Cuba condemned new US sanctions and Trump threats on Friday as tensions worsened between Havana and Washington.
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Kenya parliament summons security chiefs after attack on senator
Kenya's parliament summoned top security chiefs after Senator Godfrey Osotsi said hooded youths attacked him in Kisumu.
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Secret Service shooting account disputed in Trump press gala case
Authorities are still probing whether a Secret Service officer was shot during an alleged assassination attempt on Donald Trump at a Washington Hilton gala.
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Vietnamese President To Lam begins three-day state visit to India
Vietnamese President To Lam started a three-day state visit to India today and is expected to meet Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
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Australia and Japan pledge deeper economic-security cooperation
Australia and Japan said they will expand cooperation on resilient supply chains and resist economic coercion.
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North Korean defectors run as Conservatives in UK local elections
North Korean defectors Timothy Cho and Park Jihyun are standing as Conservative candidates in UK local elections.
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Queensland opposition alleges integrity crisis over ministers' relationship
Queensland’s opposition has accused the LNP government of an integrity crisis over an alleged undisclosed affair between two ministers.
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Australia and Japan announce new strategic agreement on energy and minerals
Anthony Albanese and Sanae Takaichi announced a new agreement to deepen Australia-Japan ties and add energy and critical minerals statements.
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Philip Morris gives evidence in closed Senate session on illegal tobacco trade
Philip Morris representatives appeared privately before an Australian Senate inquiry into illegal tobacco on May 4, sparking opposition from Labor and Greens senators.
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New Zealand court rejects Brenton Tarrant's appeal against guilty pleas in mosque shootings case
A New Zealand court rejected Brenton Tarrant's appeal against his guilty pleas to murder and terrorism charges in the 2019 Christchurch mosque shootings.
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Jailed Hong Kong Activist Jimmy Lai Receives Deutsche Welle Free Speech Award
Jimmy Lai, jailed Hong Kong pro-democracy activist, was awarded Deutsche Welle’s freedom of speech prize for his role in the democracy movement.
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50,000 rally in Tokyo backs Japan's pacifist constitution
About 50,000 people rallied in Tokyo on May 3 to back Japan's pacifist constitution as PM Sanae Takaichi pushes revision talks.
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Colombia hosts first conference on fossil fuel transition in Santa Marta
Colombia hosted the first reported conference on transitioning away from fossil fuels in Santa Marta, with nearly 60 countries taking part.
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Pope Leo XIV appoints former undocumented immigrant Evelio Menjivar-Ayala as West Virginia bishop
Pope Leo XIV named Evelio Menjivar-Ayala, a former undocumented immigrant, bishop of West Virginia on May 1, 2026.
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US Imposes Broad Sanctions on Cuban Economy, Cuba Calls Them Collective Punishment
The US imposed wide-ranging sanctions on Cuba’s economy and officials on May 1, prompting strong Cuban government condemnation.
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Zambia cancels RightsCon 2026 days before Lusaka summit was due to open
Zambia cancelled the RightsCon 2026 digital rights summit days before it was due to begin in Lusaka, citing national values and policy priorities.
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Two Gaza aid flotilla activists released by Israel arrive in Netherlands
Two activists from the Global Sumud Flotilla arrived in the Netherlands after being released by Israel.
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Russian soldiers in Ukraine seek ways to desert, report says
Russian soldiers serving in Ukraine are seeking ways to escape or desert, according to a report citing one soldier and aid groups.