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Apr 1, 2019 · Apr 29 Islamic State releases video showing leader Bakr al-Baghdadi for first time in five years. Apr 29 Over 300 people declared to have died through overwork in Indonesia's one-day election on April 17th, with over 2,000 fallen sick. Apr 29 Over 700 people infected with measles in the US, highest number for 25 years.
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Apr 22, 2019 · 28 April 2019. Reuters. On Easter Sunday, suicide bombers killed at least 253 people and injured some 500 at churches and top-end hotels across Sri Lanka. Most victims were Sri Lankans, but at ...
Apr 15, 2019 · See how it happened. ... France, 16 April 2019. A fire started in the late afternoon 15 April in one of the most visited monuments of the French capital. Cathedral of Notre-Dame of Paris fire ...
- Us Warns Turkey Over Missile Deal
- More Deaths in Sudan Protests
- New Zealand Changes Gun Laws
- Julian Assange Arrested
- Ethiopia Arrest 59 Officials
- Notre Dame on Fire
- Constitutional Changes in Egypt
- Alan Garcia Pronounced Dead
- Irish Journalist Killed by Demonstrators
- Over 200 Killed in Sri Lanka Attack
On April 4, Vice President Mike Pence warned Turkey to think before buying a Russian S-400 anti-aircraft missile system. Pence stated that the decision could impact whether or not Turkey remains a Nato member. Turkey responded, saying the deal was set in stone. (BBC) Photo Source: Presidential Press Service via AP, Pool Return to Top of Page
On April 9, eleven people died during the protests in Sudan, including members of the “state force.” Protestors are fighting for an end to the current president’s 30-year reign. (Reuters) Photo Source: AP Photo Return to Top of Page
On April 10, in a 119-1 vote, New Zealand’s parliament voted to ban military-style semi-automatic weapons. The decision comes weeks after a mass shooting that left 50 people dead. (CNN) Photo Source: AP Photo/Mark Baker Return to Top of Page
On April 11, Julian Assange, the founder of WikiLeaks, was arrested in London. It is still undetermined whether or not Assange will be extradited to the United States. (Reuters) Photo Source: AP Photo/Matt Dunham Return to Top of Page
On April 11, fifty-nine Ethiopian officials were arrested for corruption and economic sabotage. These arrests come after the newly-appointed Prime Minister promised to clean up the politics. (Reuters) Photo Source: AP Photo/Samuel Habtab Return to Top of Page
On April 15, the famed Notre Dame Cathedral caught fire in Paris. The fire took a long time to put out, and it will likely take months to assess the damage. The blaze is suspected to be accidental. Macron hopes to rebuild it within five years. (CNN) Photo Source: AP Photo/Michel Euler Return to Top of Page
On April 16, Egypt passed constitutional changes that could allow current President Sisi to rule until 2030. The changes also give Sisi more judiciary power. He was expected to step down in 2022, but with these changes, the date is now uncertain. (BBC) Photo Source: AP Photo/Manuel Balce Ceneta Return to Top of Page
On April 17. Peru’s former president Alan Garcia died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. Police were preparing to arrest Garcia later that day for money laundering and bribery. In his alleged suicide notes, Garcia said he killed himself to avoid embarrassment by his political enemies. (CNN) Photo Source: AP Photo/Martin Mejia Return to Top of Pag...
On April 19, rioters in Northern Ireland shot and killed journalist Lyra McKee, who was just 29-years-old. As of April 20, two suspects are in custody. (Reuters) Photo Source: AP Photo/Tim Ireland Return to Top of Page
On April 21, Easter Sunday, about 290 people died and hundreds more were injured in an explosion at churches in Sri Lanka. The bombings were coordinated and are believed to be terrorist related. (CNN) Photo Source: AP Photo/Manish Swarup Return to Top of Page
Dec 2, 2019 · Updated: February 5, 2020 | Original: December 2, 2019. Protesters in Hong Kong clashed with police, fire consumed an 850-year-old cathedral in Paris, the U.S. women’s soccer team won the World ...
Apr 25, 2019 · Getty Images. Activists staged peaceful protests by lying down on busy roads across the capital. Ten days of marches, arrests and widespread disruption have finished in London as the Extinction ...
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May 29, 2015 · A study in Ethiopia in April 2020 reported a 3-fold increase in the prevalence of symptoms of depression compared to estimates from before the epidemic. Frontline health-care workers, women, children, adolescents, older persons and people with pre-existing mental health conditions are all at particular risk.
