Russia seeks answers on spy poisoning probe
The Russian Foreign Ministry asked the OPCW for information on the Skripal case asking which assistance Britain requested and which sampling procedures were used. OPCW experts were among those Britain asked to analyze the agent believed to be Novi chok. Moscow denies Russian involvement as diplomats suffer reciprocal expulsions.
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Siberian governor resigns over deadly mall fire
In Russia 64 dead including 41 children after a March 25 shopping mall fire in Kemerovo led to the resignation of Aman Tuleyev the region’s long time governor. Protesters demanded accountability as authorities faced mounting pressure from residents.
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Demonstrator Struck by Sheriff Cruiser in Sacramento Vigil
A female demonstrator Wanda Cleveland attending a candlelight vigil for Stephen Clark in south Sacramento was hit by a sheriff's patrol vehicle as protesters began marching. She was released from hospital Sunday. sheriff and CHP review are underway.
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Pope calls for peace in Easter message
Pope Francis used the Urbi et Orbi address at St. Peter's Basilica to urge peace worldwide beginning with Syria and Israel. He called for a swift end to Syria’s seven-year war, reconciliation in Israel, and hope for Korea, Ukraine, South Sudan, and Congo while highlighting migrants, refugees, and victims of conflict.
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North Korean leader attends rare South Korean pop concert in Pyongyang
Kim Jong Un and Ri Sol Ju watched a joint Pyongyang performance by South Korean stars led by Red Velvet and Cho Yong-pil. The event marked a rare high level cultural exchange signaling thaw in cross border ties.
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Israel rejects Gaza deaths probe amid border confrontation
Israel defends its response after 15 Palestinians killed and over 700 wounded near the Gaza border. Defense Minister Avigdor Lieberman says troops acted properly and rejects a UN inquiry. Hamas led protests against the blockade as violence marked the worst since 2014.
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Former VA chief says he was fired not resigning
Former Veterans Affairs Secretary David Shulkin says he was fired after Trump announced via Twitter he would replace him with Ronny Jackson. Shulkin disputes a resignation claim and notes he spoke with Trump about VA progress earlier that day.
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