Sri Lanka bombings
Defence minister says there was a 'major lapse' in intelligence sharing and attacks 'could have been avoided'.
Iran
Foreign minister defiant over US move to stem Islamic Republic's oil revenue stream by ending sanctions waivers.
Turkey
by Andrew Wilks
Libya
Sudan
by Hamza Mohamed
Romania
by Claudia Ciobanu- Mihai Stoica
by Sally Hayden
North Korea
by Mansur Mirovalev - Jo Moon Jeong
In a preview of next week's episode, The Take explores how occupied East Jerusalem welcomes pilgrims from all over the world during Easter. But not everyone is allowed there.
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Devastating effect on Turkey as US thwarts Iran oil sales
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Bombings intelligence row exposes tension in Sri Lanka government
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Sri Lanka president asks security officials to quit
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The logic behind US humiliation of the Palestinians
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Iran's Zarif warns US of 'consequences' over oil sanctions
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Mass funerals mark Sri Lanka's day of mourning
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They worked in torrid heat for Exxon, Shell and Walmart, for free
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'Not your enemies': Sri Lanka Muslims fear backlash after blasts
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'All family lost': The victims of Sri Lanka bombings
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What's at stake as Kim meets Putin in Russia?
by Marwan Bishara
by Nilanjan Mukhopadhyay
by Fayha Shalash– Ramzy Baroud
by Andrew Mitrovica
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Sri Lanka held a day of national mourning on Tuesday with three minutes of silence for the more than 320 people killed.
The fire burned through the night as about 400 firefighters battled to bring it under control.
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