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TAIWAN WAR GAMES TO SIMULATE CHINA TURNING A MILITARY DRILL INTO AN ATTACK:
REPORT

Taiwan's defense ministry says its military drills this year will include a
scenario in which China turns one of its own exercises into an actual attack.

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TOP CHINESE OFFICIAL TO LEAD 'GOODWILL VISIT' TO NORTH KOREA THIS WEEK

The No. 3 official in the Chinese Communist Party will lead a delegation on what
was described as a "goodwill visit" to North Korea from April 11 to April 13,
2024.

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MOTHER STABBED TO DEATH WHILE WALKING WITH HER BABY IN A STROLLER, SUSPECT STILL
ON THE LOOSE: POLICE

Oldham, England, resident Kulsuma Akter, 27, was stabbed to death after walking
with her baby on Saturday afternoon. The child was in a pram at the time and was
not wounded.

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IRAN'S FOREIGN MINISTER ACCUSES U.S. OF GIVING ISRAEL 'GREEN LIGHT' TO ATTACK
CONSULATE IN SYRIA

Hossein Amirabdollahian, minister of Foreign Affairs of Iran, has accused the
U.S. of giving Israel the 'green light' for an airstrike that killed 7 Iranian
military officials.

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THE SECURITY COUNCIL REVIVES THE PALESTINIAN AUTHORITY’S UN HOPES. THE US SAYS
NOT YET

The U.N. Security Council revived on Monday the Palestinian Authority's hopes of
full membership in the U.N.; the U.S. said the Palestinian Authority must
negotiate statehood with Israel.

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WEST VIRGINIA HAD A WHOPPING 5 TORNADOES LAST WEEK, MORE THAN DOUBLE THE YEARLY
AVERAGE

A fifth tornado touched down in West Virginia during severe storms last week,
the National Weather Service confirmed on Monday; the state recorded an average
of 2 tornados a year from 1993 to 2022.

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ISRAEL UN AMBASSADOR, DURING MEETING ON PALESTINIAN STATEHOOD, HOLDS UP PICTURE
OF HITLER WITH GRAND MUFTI

Israel’s U.N. Ambassador spoke out against the Palestinian statehood during a
U.N. Security council meeting Monday and held up a picture of Hitler meeting
with the Grand Mufti.

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RETIRED VENEZUELAN GENERAL WHO DEFIED MADURO GETS OVER 21 YEARS IN US PRISON

Cliver Alcalá of Venezuela was sentenced by U.S. District Judge Alvin K.
Hellerstein in Manhattan on Monday to more than 21 years in prison after
admitting he provided weapons to drug-funded rebels.

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RUSSIANS STAGE A RARE PROTEST AFTER A DAM BURSTS AND HOMES FLOOD NEAR THE KAZAKH
BORDER

Russians gathered to protest in the city of Orsk on Monday, calling for
compensation after the collapse of a dam caused flooding in the Orenburg region
near the Kazakhstan border.

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POPE MARKS SIX-MONTH ANNIVERSARY OF HAMAS ATTACKS BY MEETING WITH RELATIVES OF
HOSTAGES

Marking the six-month anniversary of the Oct. 7 Hamas-led attack on Israel, Pope
Francis met with relatives of hostages on Monday in the Apostolic Palace.

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WHAT'S EXPECTED AT JAPANESE PM KISHIDA'S US VISIT? A MAJOR UPGRADE IN DEFENSE
TIES

In a week-long visit to the U.S. this week, Japanese Prime Minister Fumio
Kishida will hold a summit with President Joe Biden that is meant to achieve an
upgrade to their defense alliance.

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DEATH TOLL IN MOZAMBIQUE FERRY DISASTER CLIMBS TO 98

98 people have been confirmed dead in the Sunday sinking of an overcrowded ferry
off the coast of Mozambique. An estimated 130 people were aboard the vessel.

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HERE'S WHAT SOUTH KOREANS ARE CONCERNED ABOUT AS THEY VOTE FOR PARLIAMENT THIS
WEEK

South Korea's 44 million voters will head to the polls this week to elect a new
300-member parliament; many are choosing domestic concerns as the most important
issues.

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'PANAMA PAPERS' TRIAL STARTS. 27 PEOPLE CHARGED IN THE WORLDWIDE MONEY
LAUNDERING CASE

The 'Panama Papers' trial of 27 people charged in connection with money
laundering began Monday; 11 million financial documents show how some of the
wealthiest people in the world hide their money.

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PROTESTERS IN SOUTHERN MEXICO SET STATE GOVERNMENT BUILDING AFIRE AND TORCH A
DOZEN VEHICLES

A Mexican state government building and at least a dozen cars were set afire by
protesters in the city of Chilpancingo on Monday; they demand answers in the
case of 43 students who disappeared.

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HAITIAN POLICE NOTCH RARE WIN AGAINST GANGS AFTER RECLAIMING HIJACKED SHIP

Haiti's National Police agency has reported the reclamation of a hijacked cargo
ship carrying large amounts of rice following a five-hour gunfight with gang
members.

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ETHNIC GUERRILLAS IN BURMA LOOK SET TO SEIZE AN IMPORTANT TOWN ON THE THAI
BORDER FROM THE MILITARY

Guerrilla fighters from the Karen ethnic minority in Burma have claimed to be
close to taking control of Myawaddy, the country's 'most active trading post
with Thailand.'

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SPAIN WILL SCRAP 'GOLDEN VISAS' THAT ALLOW WEALTHY NON-EU RESIDENTS TO STAY IF
THEY BUY REAL ESTATE

Spain's government plans to scrap 'golden visas' that allow people from outside
the EU who invest more than 500,000 euros in real estate to obtain residency
permits.

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PALESTINIANS RETURNING TO KHAN YOUNIS AFTER ISRAELI WITHDRAWAL FIND AN
UNRECOGNIZABLE CITY

After the Israeli military announced it was withdrawing troops from the southern
Gaza city of Khan Younis, Palestinians filed into the area on Monday to salvage
what was left from the destruction.

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ITALY'S POLICE ARREST A TAJIK MAN SUSPECTED OF ISLAMIC STATE MEMBERSHIP AT ROME
AIRPORT

A Tajik national, accused of being an active member of the Islamic State group,
was arrested on Monday after arriving at Rome's international airport on a
flight from the Netherlands.

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RWANDA'S LEADER IS CONCERNED OVER PERCEIVED US AMBIGUITY ABOUT VICTIMS OF THE
1994 GENOCIDE

Paul Kagame, president of Rwanda, said on Monday he was concerned by what he
views as a failure by the U.S. to call the 1994 massacres a genocide against the
country's Tutsis.

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VIOLENT WEATHER LEAVES AT LEAST 1 DEAD NEAR SOUTH AFRICAN CAPITAL

Strong winds and heavy rain have left at least one person dead in South Africa's
coastal Western Cape province, which includes Cape Town, officials reported
Monday.

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US-CHINA TRADE TENSIONS ESCALATE OVER SURGING PRODUCTION OF ELECTRIC VEHICLES

China produces more EVs and green tech than it can sell domestically, and the
low prices caused by this surplus supply make the market difficult for American
manufacturers.

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SOUTH KOREA LAUNCHES SECOND SPY SATELLITE IN MILITARY INTELLIGENCE RACE WITH
NORTH KOREA

South Korea has launched its second military spy satellite following promises
from North Korea to do the same. Tensions are rising once again between the
neighboring countries.

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VATICAN SAYS GENDER THEORY, SURROGACY VIOLATE HUMAN DIGNITY IN ETHICS DOCUMENT

The Vatican's Dicastery for the Doctrine of the Faith admonished the practices
of gender reassignment surgery and surrogate pregnancy on Monday, calling them
threats to human dignity.

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