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Fleeing the Russians: Evacuations are slow, arduous, fraught
To a threatening soundtrack of air raid sirens and booming artillery, civilians are fleeing towns and cities in eastern Ukraine as Russian forces advance
2 hours ago
Japan terrorist group founder freed after serving time
Fusako Shigenobu, who co-founded the terrorist group Japanese Red Army, has been released from prison after serving a 20-year sentence, and apologized for hurting innocent people
2 hours ago
8 die in landslides in southern China from torrential rain
At least 15 people have died in torrential rains across southern China
3 hours ago
Cannes to wrap with presentation of Palme d'Or on Saturday
The 75th Cannes Film Festival wraps Saturday with the presentation of the Palme d'Or and other awards selected by a nine-member jury headed by French actor Vincent Lindon
May 28
'Relentless': Russia squeezes Ukrainian strongholds in east
Russian forces are pounding the last Ukrainian strongholds in one region.
May 27
Iran seizes 2 Greek tankers in Persian Gulf as tensions rise
Iran's paramilitary Revolutionary Guard says it has seized two Greek oil tankers in the Persian Gulf
May 27
Whale shark spotted in Gulf of Mexico
Onlookers gazed at a large whale shark swimming near their fishing boat in the Gulf of Mexico.
May 27
Palestinians say teen killed by Israeli fire in West Bank
The Palestinian Health Ministry says Israeli forces shot and killed a teenager during an operation in a town near Bethlehem in the occupied West Bank
May 27
Mexican president wants to re-name drug growing area
Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador says he wants to change the name of a notorious drug-producing area known as "the Golden Triangle" to "The Triangle of Good, Hard-Working People"
May 27
Judge issues injunction against Mexico City bullfights
A Mexican judge has issued an injunction against bullfighting in Mexico City, and ordered a hearing on whether to permanently ban the practice
May 27
China's Pacific plan seen as regional strategic game-changer
When China signed a security pact with the Solomon Islands in April it raised concerns from the U.S. and its allies that Beijing may be seeking a military outpost in the South Pacific, an area of traditional American naval dominance
May 27
New independent Mexican union wins wage increase at GM plant
A new independent union at a Mexican auto plant that won a historic organizing vote last year has negotiated an 8.5% wage increase
May 27
Argentina reports 2 cases of monkeypox
Argentina has reported two cases of the monkeypox virus in men who had recently arrived from Spain, marking the first time the presence of the virus has been confirmed in Latin America during this latest outbreak
May 27
Helping hospitals in Ukraine
ABC News' Kenneth Moton shares the help overwhelmed hospitals in Ukraine are receiving, including medical supplies and equipment.
May 27
Ex-rebel frontrunner in Colombian vote, could shake US ties
Colombians will pick from six candidates in a presidential ballot being held Sunday amid a generalized feeling the country is heading in the wrong direction
May 27
Pakistan's ex-PM defends decision to call off planned sit-in
Pakistan's ousted Prime Minister Imran Khan is defending his decision to call off a planned, opened-ended rally and sit-in this week in the capital, Islamabad, saying he wanted to avoid more violence
May 27
Hacked Brazil airport screens show porn to travelers
Brazil's airport authority Infraero said it has notified the Federal Police over an apparent hack into electronic displays at an airport in Rio de Janeiro
May 27
Pakistan rights activist gets bail in army defamation case
A Pakistani women's rights activist has been granted preemptive bail in a move that protects her from arrest after the army accused her of slandering the country's military chief
May 27
Ship expands Iran Revolutionary Guard's reach to new waters
Iran's paramilitary Revolutionary Guard is building a massive new support ship near the strategic Strait of Hormuz
May 27
Biden renews sanctions license for Chevron in Venezuela
The Biden administration has renewed a license partially exempting Chevron from sanctions on Venezuela so it can keep operating in the oil-rich, socialist-run nation
May 27
Fitch Ratings warns of elections' impact on Lebanese economy
A leading international credit ratings agency has warned that the results of this month's parliamentary elections in Lebanon make it difficult for any coalition to have a governing majority, potentially complicating implementation of reforms
May 27
New head of Italian bishops launches sex abuse query
The new president of the Italian Conference of Bishops says he would launch an independent inquiry on sex abuse by Catholic clergy in Italy
May 27
2 killed, 9 injured in ice fall in southern Swiss Alps
Police say two climbers have been killed and nine others injured by falling blocks of ice in the Alps in southern Switzerland
May 27
Building collapse death toll in southwest Iran rises to 26
Rescue teams at the site of a 10-story collapsed building in southwestern Iran have found seven more bodies, bringing the death toll to 26
May 27
Iran's paramilitary Revolutionary Guard says its navy has seized 2 Greek oil tankers in the Persian Gulf
Iran's paramilitary Revolutionary Guard says its navy has seized 2 Greek oil tankers in the Persian Gulf
May 27
US Navy says it's 'looking into' reports that Iran seized 2 Greek oil tankers after Tehran threatened 'punitive action'
US Navy says it's 'looking into' reports that Iran seized 2 Greek oil tankers after Tehran threatened 'punitive action'
May 27
'We don't have food': African leaders meet as crises grow
African leaders have gathered for a summit in Malabo, Equatorial Guinea, to address growing humanitarian needs on the continent, which is also facing increased violent extremism, climate change challenges and a run of military coups
May 27
4 Albanian women, 9 children to be repatriated from Syria
A Kurdish official says four Albanian women and nine children, all related to Albanians who joined Islamist extremist groups fighting in Syria and Iraq, are being repatriated from a Syrian camp
May 27
Ex-Malaysia PM: US-led trade group intended to isolate China
Former Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad has criticized a new U.S.-led economic grouping, saying it is intended to isolate China and won't benefit regional economic growth without Beijing
May 27
Al Jazeera says it will go to ICC over killing of journalist
The Al Jazeera news network says it will submit a case file to the International Criminal Court on the killing of reporter Shireen Abu Akleh
May 27
UK's Dunblane grieves for Uvalde, fears nothing will change
A 1996 school shooting that killed 16 children in Dunblane, Scotland was Britain's deadliest school shooting — and also the only one
May 27
Bus carrying Indian soldiers falls into remote gorge; 7 dead
A bus carrying soldiers has fallen into a gorge in India's remote Ladakh region, killing at least seven and injuring 19 others
May 27
UAE dismantles plane of gunrunner Russia wants for Americans
A Soviet-era cargo plane linked to an arms smuggler known as the "Merchant of Death" is being dismantled in a sheikhdom in the United Arab Emirates
May 27
Heavy floods damage crops, cut off communities in Suriname
Authorities say widespread flooding in the South American country of Suriname has isolated communities, devastated crops and shuttered schools and businesses
May 27
Indonesian governor's son missing after swim in Swiss river
Swiss police are searching for the son of an Indonesian regional governor who went missing after running into trouble during a swim in the river that crosses Switzerland's capital
May 27
NATO: Turkey urges 'concrete steps' from Sweden, Finland
Turkey's foreign minister said Friday that Sweden and Finland must now take "concrete steps" to alleviate his country's security concerns to overcome Ankara's objections to their NATO membership bid
May 27
China criticizes US as tensions rise in South Pacific
China has criticized a speech by U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken focused on relations between the world's top two economic powers
May 27
Sumatran elephant dies in Indonesia of suspected poisoning
A pregnant Sumatran elephant has been found dead of suspected poisoning near a palm plantation in Indonesia's Riau province on the island of Sumatra
May 27
Iran lodges protest over ship seized in Greek waters
Iranian state media is reporting that Tehran has demanded the release of a ship seized by Greek authorities in their waters allegedly under pressure by Washington last month
May 27
Bucha victim rebuilding life after losing husband, unborn son: Reporter's notebook
When Anna tried fled her town in Ukraine, her family's car was hit by a shell.
May 27
AP Week in Pictures: Europe and Africa
May 20-May 26, 2022 While the suffering continued in Ukraine and fallen soldiers were buried both there and in Russia, a celebration of Africa Day brought the continent together. Meanwhile, across Europe, many soccer competitions were concluded for the season, drawing fans of victorious clubs onto the streets in celebration. In Cannes, meanwhile, movie stars were out in force. This photo gallery highlights some of the most compelling images made or published in the week by The Associated Press from Europe and Africa. The selection was curated by Alexander Zemlianichenko, chief photographer for Russia and the Commonwealth of Independent States. Follow AP visual journalism: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/apnews AP Images on Twitter: http://twitter.com/AP—Images AP Images blog: http://apimagesblog.com
May 27
Racism in the ranks: Dutch police film spurs conversation
A documentary about discrimination within the ranks of Dutch police has sparked a national conversation in the Netherlands about racism
May 27
Hong Kong's incoming leader John Lee to travel to Beijing
Incoming Hong Kong leader John Lee is heading to Beijing on Saturday to accept a letter that officially approves his appointment as the city's next chief executive
May 27
China's FM visits Kiribati, where fishing ground is at stake
China's foreign minister is visiting the remote Pacific nation of Kiribati, where the future of a vast fishing ground is at stake
May 27
US wins latest legal battle to seize Russian yacht in Fiji
The United States has won the latest round of a legal battle to seize a $325-million Russian-owned superyacht in Fiji, with the case now appearing headed for the Pacific nation's top court
May 27
Mexican court injuntion against plan to employ Cuban doctors
A judge in Mexico has agreed to consider a preliminary injunction against plans by President Andrés Manuel López Obrador to hire about 500 specialized doctors from Cuba
May 26
Afghan woman on directives: 'We live in a big prison with very restrictive rules'
ABC News' Maggie Rulli reports on the new Taliban decrees that restrict women's rights in Afghanistan, affecting the lives of the nearly 19 million women and young girls in the country.
May 26
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