Stockholm attack prime suspect admits to terror crime
Akilov's lawyer, Johan Eriksson , told the court that he "confesses to the terror crime, and he agrees with the detention order". Four people were killed when a lorry was driven into a department store on Friday. "Sweden will never go back to the [mass migration] we had in autumn 2015, never", Lofven said Saturday. Two Swedes, one Belgian and a Briton were the victims of the last Friday attack.
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Merkel calls for "respectful dialogue" after Turkish referendum
President Recep Tayyip Erdogan's push for an executive presidency succeeded with just over 51% of the vote. "Political discussions about that need to take place as quickly as possible , both at the bilateral level and between the European institutions and Turkey", Merkel and Gabriel said.
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Both Showtime and HBO to show Joshua-Klitschko fight
Showtime is the exclusive USA television partner of Joshua, while HBO has an exclusive agreement with Klitschko in the States. HBO has a similar agreement with Klitschko in the States. Stephen Espinoza, the executive vice president and general manager of Showtime Sports, echoed Nelson's words. "We are thrilled to be delivering Joshua vs.
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The fun of finding Easter eggs
This year's Easter-themed festivities was the first time in two years, Samuel said, following reports that parents were seen jumping over children. He says, "When they go out there, it's going to be kids running in circles". The hunt was divided into age groups to make it fair and each age group had a special egg with a gold coin inside that could be exchanged for a prized Easter basket.
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N Korea missile launch fails day after military parade
U.S. President Trump has called on Chinese President Xi Jinping to increase pressure on North Korea to make Pyongyang give up its nuclear and missile development programs. He said Pence will try to balance reassurance with a willingness to respond if North Korea acts. The missile launched earlier this month flew about 60 kilometres, but what U.S.
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Twenty-one arrested in California as Trump supporters, opponents clash
Way. Police were forced to use an explosive device to restore order after 1,000 people from competing rallies gathered in the park in Berkeley. This comes after last month's rally quickly turned into a bloody brawl between Trump supporters and Trump protesters.
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Zuma Quit, protesters say in South Africa
Zuma fired Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan , who pushed for budget restraint and improved management at state companies, in a cabinet reshuffle on March 31, igniting South Africa's worst political crisis in nearly a decade and sparking calls from top officials for him to resign.
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Afghanistan: Death toll from MOAB attack revised to 92
USA forces in Afghanistan on Thursday struck an Islamic State tunnel complex in eastern Afghanistan with "the mother of all bombs", the largest non-nuclear weapon every used in combat by the us military, Pentagon officials said. At least 36 ISIS fighters were eliminated in the attack including a couple of new recruits from Kerala. Former president Hamid Karzai slammed government over the move and said it had been nothing more than a weapons of mass destruction test and that it had been in ...
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Justice Neil Gorsuch takes the bench, jumps into the fray
Gorsuch waited only about seven minutes before he asked his first question , following four of his more senior colleagues. During his first week as a Supreme Court Judge, Justice Neil Gorsuch will hear a religious liberty case from Missouri.
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Changes in voting procedure against law: global observers
Mr Erdogan has insisted the changes are needed to amend the current constitution, which was written by generals following a 1980 military coup, to confront security and political challenges in Turkey and avoid past fragile coalition governments.
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Attorney General: 'We Will Detain All Adults Apprehended at Border'
Josh Breisblatt, a policy analyst at the American Immigration Council, said the attorney general's prosecution directive effectively makes illegal entry prosecutions a national priority, beyond the border states where the majority of cases are brought.
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Turkey opposition steps up objections to Erdogan poll win
But the opposition immediately cried foul over alleged violations, claiming that a clean vote would have made a difference of several percentage points and handed them victory. The head of the country's electoral board confirmed the win shortly after Mr Erdogan spoke and said the final results would be known in 11-12 days.









