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Canadians stand firm as Trump signs executive order to rename Lake Ontario

Toronto (Canada) (AFP) – Canadians in Toronto react after US President Donald Trump signed an executive order to rename Lake Ontario as “Lake America” amid an escalating trade dispute with Canada. “Typical Trump,” says Mark Weicker of Kitchener, Ontario. “He’s being a bully, he goads, he antagonizes, he tries to get under your skin.”

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‘I just want my son back’: displaced Nepal flood victims wait for answers

Nuwakot (Nepal) (AFP) – Nepal flood victims take temporary shelter in a local hospital after landslides left at least 552 dead and more than 1,400 missing on the Nepal-Tibet border. “I don’t know where to go,” says Kula Priya, whose son is still missing. “I just want my son back. If any of you could rescue my son, please do it for me”. The devastating tsunami-like wall of freezing water and mud wiped out entire villages under a torrent of sludge, engulfing homes, and smashing bridges and dams.

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'I just want my son back': displaced Nepal flood victims wait for answers

Nuwakot (Nepal) (AFP) – Nepal flood victims take temporary shelter in a local hospital after landslides left at least 552 dead and more than 1,400 missing on the Nepal-Tibet border. “I don’t know where to go,” says Kula Priya, whose son is still missing. “I just want my son back. If any of you could rescue my son, please do it for me”. The devastating tsunami-like wall of freezing water and mud wiped out entire villages under a torrent of sludge, engulfing homes, and smashing bridges and dams.

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People gather at Los Angeles observatory for deep partial lunar eclipse

Los Angeles (United States) (AFP) – Hundreds of people gather at Los Angeles’ landmark Griffith Observatory to watch the deep partial lunar eclipse as Earth’s shadow covers 96 percent of the moon’s surface and it turns blood red. After this, there isn’t expected to be a good partial or total eclipse until 2028.

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‘King of the people’: Norwegians mourn Harald V

Oslo (AFP) – Norwegians gather outside the royal palace in the capital Oslo to mourn the death of King Harald. His 53-year-old son, Crown Prince Haakon, automatically succeeds him on the throne. “He was the king of the people,” says one mourner, Kristoffer Hamre. “King Harald has been such a good king, and I think most Norwegians really feel that they know him very well,” says another mourner, Andreas Engesvik.

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'King of the people': Norwegians mourn Harald V

Oslo (AFP) – Norwegians gather outside the royal palace in the capital Oslo to mourn the death of King Harald. His 53-year-old son, Crown Prince Haakon, automatically succeeds him on the throne. “He was the king of the people,” says one mourner, Kristoffer Hamre. “King Harald has been such a good king, and I think most Norwegians really feel that they know him very well,” says another mourner, Andreas Engesvik.

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Trump threatens to rename Lake Ontario as ‘Lake America’

Washington (AFP) – US President Donald Trump says he is considering renaming Lake Ontario as “Lake America” as his trade war with Canada escalates. The threat — which Trump backs up with a map featuring the new name — mirrors his move to rename the Gulf of Mexico as the Gulf of America last year.

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Trump threatens to rename Lake Ontario as 'Lake America'

Washington (AFP) – US President Donald Trump says he is considering renaming Lake Ontario as “Lake America” as his trade war with Canada escalates. The threat — which Trump backs up with a map featuring the new name — mirrors his move to rename the Gulf of Mexico as the Gulf of America last year.

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‘Nearly 100’ Chinese missing in Nepal, says China’s foreign ministry

Peking (AFP) – Nearly 100 Chinese nationals are missing in Nepal after deadly flooding on the border with Tibet, China’s foreign ministry says, as at least 1,300 remain people remained unaccounted for. “Chinese rescue efforts treat Chinese and foreign nationals equally,” ministry spokesman Lin Jian adds.

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'Nearly 100' Chinese missing in Nepal, says China's foreign ministry

Peking (AFP) – Nearly 100 Chinese nationals are missing in Nepal after deadly flooding on the border with Tibet, China’s foreign ministry says, as at least 1,300 remain people remained unaccounted for. “Chinese rescue efforts treat Chinese and foreign nationals equally,” ministry spokesman Lin Jian adds.

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