U.N. mulls Haiti troop withdrawal and new police focus
The United Nations calls for a staged end to Minustah after 13 years in Haiti with a six month extension beyond April 15 to wind down and a smaller police focused mission thereafter. Security Council debates set for April 11 on the remaining role and future U.N. presence.
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Antonio Guterres
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Miami Herald
U.N
Minustah
Security Council
G20 nations ease anti protectionism pledge amid US pressure
At Baden Baden the G20 finance chiefs dropped a firm pledge to resist all forms of protectionism. The statement now says countries are working to strengthen trade contributions as Mnuchin signals renegotiation of old deals and a win win focus. China Europe and Canada push for broader free trade without binding language.
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Germany
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Steven Mnuchin
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World Trade Organization
WTO
China
Canada
Paris Orly attack ends with suspect's death at airport
A man identified as Ziyed Ben Belgacem attacked at Orly Airport in Paris after a series of crimes across the city. He wrestled a soldier’s weapon and shouted death for Allah before being fatally shot by two colleagues, halting operations as hundreds trapped on arriving flights.
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Francisco Maderal
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Orly
France
Paris
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Charles de Gaulle
Francois Molins
Molins
Belgacem
Appeals court refuses to halt Dakota Access pipeline
The D C Circuit rejected a tribal request for an emergency order to stop oil flow in the Dakota Access pipeline. The Standing Rock and Cheyenne River Sioux tribes argue the project harms water and religious rights, while Energy Transfer Partners prepares for possible Monday startup.
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Tribes Seek Halt on Oil Flow Pending Pipeline Ruling
The Standing Rock and Cheyenne River Sioux tribes urged the appeals court to halt oil flow until the final construction ruling by U S District Judge James Boasberg is resolved.
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Somalia accuses Saudi-led coalition of deadly Yemen boat attack
Somalia blames the Saudi-led coalition for a Friday strike that killed at least 42 Somali refugees aboard a boat off Yemen. The government called the assault horrific and urged an investigation, while Yemen's government and Shiite rebels also blamed the coalition. Prime Minister Hassan Ali Khaire termed it atrocious and appalling. The incident underscores perilous migration routes from the Horn of Africa to the Gulf and the IOM says all aboard were registered refugees.
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Hassan Ali Khaire
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Laurent de Boeck
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