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| Myanmar sees deadliest day as 38 protesters killed |
| Security forces are accused of opening fire without warning on protesters in several cities. |
| ICC opens 'war crimes' investigation in West Bank and Gaza |
| Israel rejects the court's decision to probe alleged war crimes, while the Palestinians praise it. |
| Covid: Biden promises vaccines for all US adults by end of May |
| The US president also insists the "fight is not over", as some states move to relax Covid rules. |
| Germany to spy on far-right AfD party, reports say |
| The intelligence services have not publicly confirmed the move, which the AfD is fighting in court. |
| Man guilty of killing 10 in Toronto attack |
| A judge ruled against Alek Minassian, whose lawyers said he was not criminally responsible due to autism. |
| 'Vaccine, vaccine' - Dolly sings before Covid-19 jab |
| "Vaccine, vaccine, vaccine, vaccine,” the country star sings before she receives a jab. |
| Covid: Police break up 'fake vaccine network' in China and South Africa |
| Thousands of doses of suspected counterfeit vaccine are seized by police in China and South Africa. |
| Greece earthquake shakes shop and collapses buildings |
| The 6.3 magnitude earthquake struck near the city of Larissa, but was felt across the country. |
| Covid-19: Backlash in Spain over princesses getting UAE vaccines |
| The sisters say they were offered the jab when visiting their father in the United Arab Emirates. |
| French photojournalist in coma after youth gang attack |
| Christian Lantenois, 65, was assaulted with his own camera while covering youth violence in Reims. |