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Putin Leads Record Victory Day March In Moscow

“I wanted my mother to take part today,” said Lyudmilla Vetrova. Her mother helped build the defenses that protected Moscow from Nazi forces in 1941.

Dilma Rousseff Impeachment Vote Annulled In Brazil's Lower House, Casting Doubt On Senate Debate

The acting speaker of Brazil's lower house, Waldir Maranhao, said Monday he had annulled the vote because of irregularities.

Eurovision Song Contest 2016: Past Winners, History And How To Watch Every Video In This Year’s Competition

Songs from France, Russia and Australia are among this year’s favorites to win one of television’s longest-running competitions.

Who Is Rodrigo Duterte? ‘Trump’ of Philippines, ‘Punisher’ Projected For Presidential Win

Rodrigo Duterte has insulted the pope and openly talked about wanting to rape a missionary. He's also reportedly on his way to being elected president of the Philippines.

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Japan May Intervene In Forex Markets If Yen Appreciates Wildly, Finance Minister Taro Aso Says

Finance Minister Taro Aso said Monday that Tokyo was willing to intervene in currency markets if appreciation of the yen hurt the Japanese economy.

France To Create Anti-Radicalization Centers To Fight Terrorism, PM Manuel Valls Says

French Prime Minister Manuel Valls also laid out new anti-terror measures, months after the deadly Paris attacks claimed lives of 130 people.

Al Qaeda Leader Ayman Al-Zawahiri Urges Unity Among Syrian Jihadists, Renews Criticism Of ISIS ‘Renegades’

In an audio clip released Sunday, Ayman al-Zawahiri also renewed criticism of the Islamic State group, calling its members “extremists and renegades.”

China Landslide Death Toll Climbs To 22: Xinhua

The landslide, triggered on Sunday by heavy rain, hit a hydroelectric power station that was under construction in the country’s southeast.

Flight MH370 Update: ‘Black Box’ Found In Somalia ‘Definitely’ Not From Missing Malaysia Airlines Plane

More than 40,000 square miles of the total search area of 46,332 square miles have so far been scoured, with operations expected to be called off in July.

Brexit Vote A Choice Between War And Peace, David Cameron Says

In a speech Monday, the British prime minister made a “big, bold patriotic case” for staying within the European Union ahead of the June 23 referendum.

Philippines Election: Rodrigo Duterte, Tough-Talking Mayor, Expected To Become President

Rodrigo Duterte, who said he may kill up to 100,000 criminals if elected, is the favorite to succeed departing President Benigno Aquino.

Greek Debt Crisis: Eurozone Finance Ministers To Meet In Brussels As Talks Falter Over Contingency Measures

Finance ministers from the 19-nation eurozone will meet Monday to find common ground between Athens and its international creditors.

BBC Correspondent Expelled From North Korea Over Reporting

Rupert Wingfield-Hayes was detained Friday as he was about to leave the country, along with a BBC producer and cameraman, the network said.

Nearly Half Of Europeans In Poll Want Own Votes On EU, Like UK

Forty-five percent of people surveyed in Belgium, France, Germany, Hungary, Italy, Poland, Spain and Sweden said they wanted their own vote on membership in the bloc.

Canada Getting On Top Of Alberta Wildfire, Fort McMurray Off-Limits

Officials expressed some optimism about defeating the wildfire, but oil sands boomtown Fort McMurray remains off-limits.

North Korea Congress Adopts Decision To Further Boost Nuclear Capability

At a Workers’ Party congress, the government said it will strengthen self-defensive nuclear weapons capability “in quality and quantity.”

Greek Parliament Approves New Austerity Measures Amid Protests

Nearly 15,000 people protested tax hikes and pension cuts, which Greece will implement in exchange for another bailout.

Voting Gets Underway In Philippines Presidential Election

Polls in the days ahead of the vote showed that firebrand mayor and crime-buster Rodrigo Duterte had a comfortable lead.

Turkish Warplanes Attack Kurdish Militant Targets In Iraq: Sources

Three soldiers and 12 militants were reported killed in separate clashes over the weekend.

Alberta Oil Sands Producers Shut Most Power Generation Due To Wildfires

Operation at cogeneration plants in the fire-ravaged town of Fort McMurray was at about 18 percent Sunday.

Climate Change 2016 Update: Paris Fights Pollution With Car-Free Day

The French capital instituted a car-free day the first Sunday of every month, after it saw a dangerous spike in smog in the past several years.

China Economy News 2016: Exports Slump Amid Weak Demand

While the decrease reversed an 11.5 percent increase in March, some analysts see improvement in the quarters ahead.

Canada Fire Rages For Seventh Day, Evacuees Set For Long Wait

The inferno is set to become Canada’s costliest natural disaster. Meanwhile, about 1 million barrels per day of crude oil production has been lost.

Russia Victory Day Parade: World War II Commemoration Showcases Newest Military Technology

Victory Day, marking the Soviet Union’s finest hour, is an opportunity for the Kremlin to show the world its newest military gear.

Brexit Vote 2016: Amid Tight Polls, Former British Spy Warns Of Security Consequences

A vote on the United Kingdom leaving the European Union is set to take place June 23.

Syrian Government Warplanes Launch Counterattack On Rebels Near Aleppo

The aerial assault by the Damascus regime aimed to roll back gains made last week by an alliance of Islamist insurgents.

ISIS Claims Responsibility For Attack That Killed 8 Police Officers Near Cairo

Eight police officers, including a lieutenant, were killed in the deadly attack in the district of Helwan.

Meet Atopodentatus Unicus: A ‘Bizarre’ Sea-Dwelling, Triassic-Era Vegetarian Reptile

Atopodentatus unicus, which existed nearly 242 million years ago, was perhaps the first marine vegetarian reptile that evolved on Earth.

Prominent Pakistani Anti-Militant Activist Shot Dead In Karachi

Khurram Zaki, known for his outspoken stance against the Taliban and other radical Islamist groups, was killed at an outdoor cafe in central Karachi.

Afghanistan Executes 6 Prisoners In Anti-Taliban Crackdown

The death sentences were carried out at the Pule Charkhi prison on the outskirts of Kabul on Sunday.

Turkish Military Kills 55 ISIS Fighters North Of Aleppo: Military Sources

The militants were killed in shelling north of the Syrian city of Aleppo on Saturday evening.

China Exports And Imports Drop In April, Dashing Tentative Hopes Of Revival

The latest batch of trade data will do little to ease concerns of investors already worried about the stability of the world’s second-largest economy.