North Korea’s Kim Jong-un arrives in Russia for Putin summit https://t.co/TfTyfAhv1V https://t.co/26ZHPOmCEt

In the first three months of this year, more civilians were killed by Afghan government and American forces than by the Taliban and other insurgents, the U.N. said https://t.co/aEdZBo3Pcq

Maybe Japan simply has a hard time letting go. It still uses fax machines. The Tower Records in Tokyo still sells CDs. And government and businesses still use an ancient imperial calendar. https://t.co/p94xRtG0Mn

“It was horrific,” said the witness to the aftermath of a massacre. The culprits were wolves, descended from Polish forebears. And the victims were German sheep, 55 of them. https://t.co/zMeAPaDaxG https://t.co/oX1TSZAxsx

RT @NYtmay: It was an emotional day at a packed courthouse where HK democracy activists were sentenced. 
• Benny Tai and Chan Kinman: 16 months in prison
• Chu Yiu-ming, Eason Chung and Lee Wing-tat: suspended sentences 
• Tommy Cheung: 200 hours community service 
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Egyptians who voted to give their authoritarian leader more time in office could get free groceries, cash and raffle tickets — just a few of the ways President el-Sisi's allies tried to make sure a national referendum turned out in his favor https://t.co/usVOeuijJ7

A newlywed was honeymooning in Sri Lanka with his wife when a blast rocked their hotel. She survived. He did not. Learn more about the victims of the Sri Lanka attacks. https://t.co/ZkeiRtSi4D

Benjamin Netanyahu said he would seek to name a Golan Heights settlement for President Trump, after the American leader’s proclamation recognizing Israel’s authority over the territory https://t.co/eobtoqFW9q

In Ecuador, cameras across the country send footage to centers to be examined by police and domestic intelligence. The surveillance system’s origin: China. https://t.co/NZGzr3hfIk

“There are a lot of parallels between the settlement of wolves in Germany and the refugee crisis,” said Karsten Hilse, an eastern lawmaker for the anti-immigrant, anti-wolf Alternative for Germany party https://t.co/pLL58Wngr1

With rain expected in Paris later this week, workers at Notre-Dame cathedral on Tuesday scrambled to protect the building’s interior https://t.co/0oHYuFVJ0N

Many of the Easter Sunday bombers were from educated, middle-class backgrounds, according to Sri Lankan officials. One was a woman, and another was the attacks’ mastermind, they said. https://t.co/OMkSEP3Pdp

A Hong Kong court has sentenced democracy activists to prison terms of up to 16 months for their roles in demonstrations that led to a 79-day occupation of major roads in 2014 https://t.co/WITuXPfeQg

For the first time since the UN began documenting civilian casualties in Afghanistan a decade ago, more civilians are being killed by Afghan government and American forces than by the Taliban and other insurgents https://t.co/Xl2xFglsQn

RT @kbennhold: In the home of the Brothers Grimm, where the big, bad wolf has been the stuff of children’s nightmares for generations, it is now also the stuff of populist election manifestoes.  My report: https://t.co/d32XfcGGDk

Japan relies internally on an ancient calendar that honors a reigning emperor. Now, with a new emperor christened just weeks ago, a new era will force the country's bureaucracy to turn the clock to Year 1. Experts are comparing it to Y2K. https://t.co/8XXWmggduw

What we know and don’t know about the Sri Lanka attacks https://t.co/f3EQasoUpt

China's surveillance know-how and equipment have now begun to find their way to the world. One early adopter: Ecuador. https://t.co/HkTDzIQUd4

In the home of the Grimm brothers, where the big bad wolf has been the stuff of children’s nightmares for generations, it is now also the stuff of populist election manifestos, reports @kbennhold. https://t.co/Y8rWhpc7QI

A newlywed was honeymooning in Sri Lanka with his wife when a blast rocked their hotel. She survived. He did not. Learn more about the victims of the Sri Lanka attacks. https://t.co/OuHIzi5rCr