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Actors with Down syndrome tear down barriers in London show

Nepal marks 10 years since devastating 2015 quake

Stock markets rise on hopes of easing trade tensions

Russia holds key rate at two-decade high despite slowdown fears

Badosa pulls out of Madrid Open with injury

Don't make 'disappointing' retreat on climate, COP30 CEO urges EU

Bayer says legal woes could force it to pull weedkiller

China's top leaders pledge economic support as trade war rages

S. Korea's former president claims his bribery indictment 'unjust'

Huge crowds pack Vatican ahead of Pope's funeral

China says wind and solar energy capacity exceeds thermal for first time

Arms maker Saab posts record sales as Europe rearms

Swedish defence group Saab on Friday reported soaring quarterly earnings and record sales as European countries beef up their defence capacities amid geopolitical tensions and uncertainties.

Howe 'not 100 percent' on Newcastle return after pneumonia

Newcastle boss Eddie Howe admitted he does not feel "100 percent" after returning to work following his serious bout of pneumonia.

Liverpool have 'big responsibility' to win title at Anfield: Slot

Arne Slot believes Liverpool have a "big responsibility" to clinch the Premier League title in front of their own fans when Tottenham visit Anfield on Sunday.

East Timor PM says Francis left legacy of reconciliation, tackled abuse

East Timor Prime Minister Xanana Gusmao told AFP on Friday that Pope Francis left a legacy of reconciliation but also confronted the issue of child abuse during a rare visit to Asia's youngest nation last year.

Asian and European stocks rise in wake of Wall Street rally

Asian and European stocks climbed on Friday, buoyed by a rally on Wall Street and the prospect of trade deals progressing between the United States and some of its economic partners.

Cameras and automatic rifles: how the Kashmir attack took place

Survivors of the deadliest attack on civilians in Indian-administered Kashmir for years described how gunmen burst out of the forest to rake holidaymakers with automatic weapons.

Huge crowds at Vatican ahead of Pope's funeral

The Vatican was making final preparations Friday for Pope Francis's funeral as the last of the huge crowds of mourners filed through St Peter's Basilica to view his open coffin.

Thunder rally from 29 down after Morant hurt to stun Grizzlies

Oklahoma City made a stunning 29-point comeback after Memphis lost star guard Ja Morant to a hip injury as the Thunder beat the Grizzlies 114-108 on Thursday to reach the brink of a playoff sweep.

Indian and Pakistani troops exchange fire in Kashmir

Troops from Pakistan and India exchanged fire overnight across the Line of Control in disputed Kashmir, officials said Friday, after the United Nations urged the nuclear-armed rivals to show "maximum restraint" following a deadly shooting in the region.

Australia's PM condemns heckling at Anzac Day services

Australia's prime minister condemned heckling and booing Friday at two solemn Anzac Day commemorations as "low cowardice", warning that those responsible would "face the full force of the law".

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