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I heard the explosion. And then i just go under the sink and in the second explosion, everything is black. And in other news barack obama ends his trip to havana for a pitch to the end of the division between the u. S. And cuba. Hello, everyone, im robin adams. Monitoring the worlds main sports stories for you. And the winner is fifa has launched germanys hosting world cup 2026. Well have more in the program. Hello, Security Forces in belgium have launched a manhunt for one of three men believed to be behind a series of bombings that killed 34 people. The Islamic State in iraq and the levant s...

Passed a landmark bylaw recognizing samesex partnerships as the equivalent of marriage. Families of japanese citizens abducted to north korea in the 1970s and 80s are still hoping to learn about the fates of their loved ones. Officials in pyongyang pledged last may to launch a new investigation into what happened to them. But they failed to deliver reports on their progress. So japanese leaders have decided to extend economic sanctions for two more years. Cabinet ministers approved the extension on tuesday. The sanctions had been set to expire in two weeks. Translator japan will use pressure a...

The UN High Commissioner for Human Rights reported severe impacts on civilians in northern Rakhine, Myanmar, from ongoing conflict. Spokesperson Liz Throssell highlighted incidents of Rohingya killings and property burning, displacing tens of thousands in Buthidaung and Maungdaw. Evidence from victims, satellite images, and videos indicate Buthidaung's destruction began after the military's retreat on May 17. James Rodehaver confirmed credible sources detailing the Arakan Army's abuses and extortion. The conflict follows Myanmar's civil war, exacerbated by the military'...

Rest of World News: Myanmar officials have arrived in Bangladesh to meet with Rohingya refugees as part of a repatriation scheme backed by China. Bangladesh is home to ar

Military forces in Myanmar are using legislation to create a tougher operating environment for civil society, non-governmental organisations (NGOs) and those providing aid in the country.