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Spanish league leaders Barcelona and German giants Dortmund clash in Champions League quarterfinal first leg.
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“Gaza is a killing field” said UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres as he condemned Israel’s blockade of aid.
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Public and private workers stage a 24-hour walkout for a full return of collective bargaining rights.
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Rescuers comb through rubble at Dominican nightclub as death toll rises to 98, including prominent local figures.
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The White House says Cornell University's $1bn and Northwestern University's $790m in federal funding have been blocked.
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Francesca Albanese warns that censorship targeting Palestine and its supporters, is globally on the rise.
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Judge rules that Trump administration ban on US news agency from presidential events violates First Amendment rights.
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Here is where things stand on Wednesday, 9 April.
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Trump says he is open to making deals but his disdain for trade deficits makes compromise a challenge, analysts say.
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Move coincides with DRC's drive to sign minerals deal with US in exchange for security in war with Rwanda-backed rebels.
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Among the dead are provincial Governor Nelsy Cruz and former MLB pitcher Octavio Dotel, as dozens are wounded.
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Arsenal midfielder Declan Rice nets two free kicks in shock 3-0 quarterfinal first-leg win against defending champions.
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Critics say children are to be moved to schools teaching Israeli curriculum, which could ‘erase’ Palestinian identity.
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Antonio Guterres has rejected Israel's bid to control aid deliveries, calls Gaza a 'killing field' as blockade persists.
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Volodymyr Zelenskyy said his country’s military captured two Chinese soldiers fighting alongside Russia inside Ukraine.
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Palestinians in Gaza are mourning the death of journalist Ahmad Mansour who was filmed burning alive.
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Top US trade official suggests Beijing has not sought talks with Washington as deadline for additional tariffs looms.
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Facing ‘wall of mistrust’ and ‘doubting sincerity’, officials suspect US really wants to end Iran's influence in region.
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The Justice Department says it will instead pursue cartels and criminal networks that use digital currencies.
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President Zelenskyy said Kyiv is demanding a response from Beijing after Chinese fighters found in the Donetsk region.
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The next German government, likely to be led by the centre-right CDU, is expected to be tougher on migration.
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Iran's foreign minister confirms indirect talks with the US via Oman, questions sincerity of Washington's approach.
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Indictment comes amid an uptick in targeted attacks on Ukrainian officials and public figures.
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Report comes as US uses claims of Chinese meddling to push for control over strategic waterway.
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Pro-Palestine protesters staged a demonstration at New York’s Grand Central station.