- — Police reveal additional details about Vancouver car-ramming victims
- Authorities in Vancouver on Tuesday revealed additional details about the victims of Saturday's vehicle-ramming incident, stating the youngest murder victim was a 5-year-old girl.
- — Canadian PM Carney's Liberals win federal election dominated by Trump
- Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney and his Liberal Party have won a fourth consecutive government, as voter turnout hit 67% in an election dominated by U.S. President Donald Trump, tariffs and annexation threats.
- — Gazans suffer amid blockade as IDF accuses Hamas of stealing aid
- A full blockade of Gaza is leaving civilians with little to no food since Israel on March 2 halted aid shipments following the breakdown of an earlier cease-fire agreement.
- — 50 years after the war, Vietnam looks to the future
- Fifty years after a North Vietnamese tank came crashing through the front gate of Saigon's presidential palace and brought an end to the nearly two-decade Vietnam War, Ho Chi Minh City is gearing up for a celebration.
- — Power mostly restored to Spain, Portugal; officials rule out cyberattack as cause of outage
- Electricity has returned to most of Spain and Portugal but with continued disruptions on the second day after an unknown failure caused a massive blackout across much of western Europe.
- — Convicted Catholic Cardinal Giovanni Angelo Becciu drops bid to take part in conclave
- A Catholic cardinal convicted of embezzlement and fraud has announced he won't take part in the conclave to choose a successor to the late Pope Francis.
- — Former Hong Kong lawmakers released from prison after serving sentences for 'subversion'
- Four former Hong Kong pro-democracy lawmakers were released from prison Tuesday after completing their sentences for allegedly attempting to overthrow the government of the special administrative region of China.
- — Israeli Intelligence Chief Ronan Bar quits weeks after Netanyahu ordered his firing
- Israel's head of domestic intelligence, Ronan Bar, announced his resignation five weeks after being fired by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in a maneuver that was immediately blocked by the Supreme Court.
- — Canadian PM Carney's Liberals poised to win federal election dominated by Trump
- Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney and his Liberal Party were poised to lead a fourth consecutive government late Monday, as voters of the Great White North had their say in a federal election.
- — Police had contact with suspect a day before Vancouver ramming attack
- Police had contact with the suspect a day before he got behind the wheel of an SUV and drove it into the crowd at a Filipino festival in Vancouver, killing 11 people, authorities said Monday.
- — Carney's Liberals lead in Canada's early federal election results
- Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney's Liberals were leading Monday in Canada's early federal election results, as voters decide which party will guide the country through current trade relations with the United States
- — First polls close in Canada's federal election
- The first polls closed Monday as Canadians cast their votes for their next prime minister, in a decision about which leader will guide the country through its current relationship with the United States.
- — Power coming back to Spain, Portugal after all-encompassing outages
- Spain and Portugal declared a state of emergency after an all-encompassing power failure struck those nations as well as Belgium, Andorra and France.
- — Child damages $56M Rothko painting at Netherlands museum
- Dutch curators are considering "next steps" after a child damaged the $56 million painting, "Grey, Orange on Maroon, No. 8," by American artist Mark Rothko while visiting a museum in Rotterdam.
- — U.S. companies to help Poland build its first nuclear power plant
- The U.S. Department of Energy announced Monday that an agreement has been signed that will allow Poland to construct its first AP-1000 nuclear power plant.
- — Analysis: Disarming Hezbollah, Palestinian factions -– Lebanon's chance to reclaim sovereignty
- Lebanon, shattered by five decades of lawlessness, military occupation and the dominance of armed non-state actors, now has a chance to reclaim its long-lost sovereignty.
- — Russian President Vladimir Putin announces three-day cease-fire in Ukraine war
- Russian President Vladimir Putin announced Monday a three-day cease-fire in its war with Ukraine is set to take place in May, but Ukrainian officials question its timing and validity.
- — Power outages sweep across Portugal, Spain, other parts of Europe
- Power and cell phone outages struck across the Iberian Peninsula and other portions of Europe Monday, with disruptions reported in Spain, Portugal, Belgium, Andorra and France.
- — North Korea confirms its troops are fighting for Russia in war against Ukraine
- North Korea acknowledged for the first time Monday that it had provided troop reinforcements to aid Russia in its war on Ukraine.
- — Vatican announces conclave to elect new pope to begin May 7
- Cardinals of the Catholic Church present in Rome have announced the conclave to elect the 267th Pope will begin in May.
- — Hamas proposes end to war with Israel in talks in Egypt
- The Palestinian militant group Hamas announced Saturday a proposal to end the war that includes full Israeli withdrawal and reconstruction of the Gaza Strip.
- — Houthis say at least 68 African migrants killed in U.S. airstrike on detention center
- At least 68 African migrants were killed and 47 injured in a U.S. airstrike on a Houthi-run detention center in northwestern Yemen, the rebel group claimed.
- — Man accused of driving through Vancouver crowd charged with murder
- The 30-year-old man accused of driving a vehicle through a crowd of people at a Filipino festival in Vancouver, killing 11, has been charged with murder.
- — Death toll rises after driver plows through crowd in Vancouver
- A driver plowed through a crowd at a street festival in the Canadian city of Vancouver late Saturday night, killing at least 11 people, police said.
- — Vatican releases photos of Pope Francis' tomb as it opens for viewing
- The Vatican released photos of the tomb of Pope Francis as it was opened for public viewing Sunday. He was buried in the Basilica of St. Mary Major in Rome on Saturday.
- — Moscow detains ‘Ukrainian agent’ for car bombing death of Russian general
- A man alleged to have been recruited by a Ukrainian intelligence agency has been arrested by Russia's Federal Security Service, or FSB, in connection with the car bombing death of a Russian general last week.
- — Israel strikes Beirut, Lebanon, despite cease-fire, kills dozens in Gaza
- Israeli airstrikes on Beirut, Lebanon, have killed at least 38 Palestinians since Sunday morning.
- — Israeli tourist was asked to sign war crimes declaration while visiting Kyoto
- A hotel in the Japanese city of Kyoto asked an Israeli traveler who had served in the Israeli Defense Forces to voluntarily sign a declaration asserting that he had not committed any war crimes.
- — 14 dead, more than 750 injured in Iran port explosion
- At least 14 people died and at least 750 were injured in an explosion at southwestern Iran's port of Badar Abbas, according to the nation's interior ministry.
- — Third round of Iran-U.S. nuclear talks show progress, both sides say
- The United States and Iran on Saturday concluded their third round of "indirect" nuclear talks mediated by host Oman with both sides seeing progress in reaching a deal.
- — World gives final farewell to beloved Pope Francis at funeral
- Pope Francis on Sunday was laid to rest after a funeral mass with more than 250,000 mourners and more than 130 world leaders less than a week after he died of a stroke and heart failure at 88.
- — Indian, Pakistani forces exchange gunfire in Kashmir
- Gunfire exchanges between Pakistani and Indian military forces continued for a second day on Saturday across the Kashmir border between the two nations.
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