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Gunfire heard in cities as Nigerians finally go to the polls

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Gunfire heard in cities as Nigerians finally go to the polls in delayed presidential election

Venezuela crisis: US threats, border tensions & humanitarian aid provocations

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While the White House is applying maximum pressure on Maduro to force 'humanitarian' convoys into Venezuela, Juan Guaido sneaked into a concert in Colombia in hopes of returning to his supporters with a shipment of US aid. Read Full Article at RT.com

A look at Nigeria's top 2 presidential contenders

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Africa's most populous country goes to the polls on Saturday to decide whether President Muhammadu Buhari deserves a second term.

Macron visits French farm fair amid rural anger, decline

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President Emmanuel Macron is visiting France's biggest agriculture fair amid nationwide anger at government policies seen as favoring urban elites and neglecting the heartland.

The Latest: Top presidential challenger votes in Nigeria

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The Latest: Top presidential challenger votes in Nigeria, expects a 'successful transition'

Terrorism Watchdog Castigates Pakistan Over Aid to Militants

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An unusually harsh rebuke a week after a deadly bombing in India shows waning patience over Pakistan's treatment of militants.

Venezuelan military kills woman in standoff over international aid, mayor says

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Venezuelan soldiers shot and killed a woman Friday in a standoff with a local indigenous community over international aid entering the country from Brazil, according to a local mayor.

Aid showdown: Venezuela opposition prepares to deliver goods

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Venezuelans frustrated over their nation's crippling food and medical shortages are expected to join opposition leaders Saturday in a potentially risky push to deliver international aid that Nicolas Maduro has refused to accept into the country.

Vietnam arrests two ex-ministers suspected of mismanaging public investment

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Police in Vietnam arrested two former information ministers on Saturday on suspicion of mismanaging public investment, they said on their website.

The Latest: Nigeria's leader already claiming election win

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The Latest on Nigeria's election (all times local): 8:25 a.m.

Legal loophole may be closing for bishops who hide sex abuse

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The legal loopholes that have allowed Catholic bishops to escape sanction when they cover up clergy sex abuse cases may be closing.

Senegal's President Tightens Grip on Power Ahead of Elections

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As voters go to the polls on Sunday, critics say Macky Sall has consolidated control of the country and used undemocratic tactics to elbow opponents aside.

Pakistani police arrest 2 men trying to blow up gas line

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Pakistani counterterrorism police say they have arrested two insurgents attempting to blow up the main gas pipeline in the central city of Bahawalpur.

Moldova parliamentary ballot: what's at stake?

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More than three million Moldovans are eligible to vote in parliamentary elections Sunday in this former Soviet republic wedged between Romania and Ukraine.

The Latest: Top presidential challenger votes in Nigeria

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The Latest: Top presidential challenger votes in Nigeria, expects a 'successful transition'

Gunfire heard in cities as Nigerians finally go to the polls

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Multiple blasts in Nigeria's northeast are opening election day as President Muhammadu Buhari seeks a second term in Africa's most populous nation.

Bangladesh prime minister sees injured in deadly Dhaka fire

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Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has visited some of the injured in a devastating fire in the capital while investigators have found a huge stock of flammable materials stashed in the basement of the five-story building where the blaze began.

State charges considered against Manafort; would be pardon-proof

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Barbara McQuade, former U.S. attorney, talks with Rachel Maddow about the legal ins-and-outs of charging Paul Manafort for state crimes when he is already charged with federal crimes. Convictions at the state level would not be subject to pardons by

Pakistan FM's letter to UN warns of security deterioration

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Pakistan's foreign minister has appealed to the U.N. Security Council to draw attention to Indian threats of force in the wake of the Pulwama suicide bombing that killed more than 40 Indian soldiers in disputed Kashmir.

Saudi Sisters' Plan to Escape to Australia Is Halted in Hong Kong

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The women, who said they are 18 and 20, have appealed for asylum as their legal stay in Hong Kong nears an end, their lawyer said.

At Venezuela's Border, a Strange and Deadly Showdown Over Aid

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The confrontation between Maduro and the opposition now includes dueling concerts, visiting presidents, plotting military defectors - and at least two deaths.

'We Were Friends, and Then We Started Killing Each Other.' India Recalls Partition. Carefully.

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A museum dedicated to the division of India and birth of Pakistan documents a bloody era that, however distant, is still capable of arousing passions.

The Vatican Is Talking About Clerical Abuse, but Italy Isn't. Here's Why.

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While other countries have taken a hard look at the abuse of children by priests, Italy's approach has been something closer to a media blackout.

Amid Brexit Strains, Anglo-Irish Relations Are 'Fraying'

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As the debate grinds toward a climax, Ireland is getting a familiar feeling: "The British," as one person said, "are about to kick us in the teeth again."

Facing Protests, Sudan's Leader Declares Yearlong State of Emergency

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Omar Hassan al-Bashir, who has ruled Sudan with an iron fist since 1989, acknowledged the economic hardship that first triggered protests in December, but said the movement had been hijacked.

Nigeria's Buhari casts ballot as polls open in delayed presidential election

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Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari cast his ballot in the presidential election on Saturday as polls opened after a week-long delay, television images on Channels TV showed.

Syria Kurds evacuate civilians from IS redoubt, hail Trump troop reversal

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Kurdish-led forces in Syria said they would complete the evacuation of thousands of civilians from Islamic State's last redoubt in the area on Friday, and welcomed a White House reversal of President Donald Trump's decision to pull out all U.S. troops.

Nigeria's Buhari casts ballot as polls open in delayed election

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Nigeria's President Muhammadu Buhari cast his ballot in the presidential election on Saturday as polls opened after a week-long delay, television images on Channels TV showed.

More than 100 separatists detained in Kashmir raids in pre-election crackdown

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More than 100 separatists in Kashmir were detained in overnight raids, police officials said on Saturday, as part of a crackdown on groups that might cause trouble ahead of nationwide elections set to be held by May.

Nigeria's Buhari promises security for delayed presidential election

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President Muhammadu Buhari on Friday urged Nigerians "to go out and vote", promising there would be adequate security for Saturday's postponed election that pits him in a tight race with businessman Atiku Abubakar.

Turkey tells U.S. not to leave power vacuum in Syria withdrawal - report

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Turkey's defense minister told Pentagon officials there must not be a vacuum of power during the withdrawal of U.S. forces from Syria, state-owned Anadolu news agency reported on Saturday.

United States charges man accused in leak of Singapore HIV data

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Authorities in the United States have charged a man accused of leaking information on thousands of HIV victims in Singapore with possession and unlawful transfer of stolen documents.

'People who hate Maduro often need humanitarian aid the least' – Max Blumenthal

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The narrative about dictator Maduro starving his own people aims to split a polarized Venezuela where the poor still support the government, while those backing the opposition are cashing in on the crisis, Max Blumenthal told RT. Read Full Article at RT.com

Man and woman in 70s die in crash with van being chased by police

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Police say Ford Transit collided with pair's car in south-east London just after midnight A man and woman in their 70s have died after the car they were in collided with a Ford Transit van that was being pursued by police.Scotland Yard said police officers spo…

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