India and Bangladesh each evacuated more than a million people in anticipation of Cyclone Fani, which made landfall on Friday.
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Cyclone Fani Live Updates: Powerful Storm Lashes India’s Coast
India evacuated more than a million people in anticipation of Cyclone Fani, which made landfall on Friday, with winds gusting at more than 120 miles per hour.
Venezuela Crisis: Guaidó Calls for Uprising as Clashes Erupt
The situation appeared to take a new turn after Juan Guaidó appeared at a military base in Caracas.
Photos From Venezuela: A Protest Turns Violent
An opposition leader said it was time for the people to rise up. It was not clear how many were listening.
6 Employees of Turkish Newspaper Return to Jail in Terrorism Case
Journalists and other employees of Cumhuriyet were convicted of aiding terrorism last year in a case seen as having grave implications for press freedom.
Sri Lanka Attacks: What We Know and Don’t Know
The investigation into a series of suicide bombings in Sri Lanka entered a fourth day on Wednesday. While information continues to emerge, some questions remain unanswered.
Sri Lanka Attacks: What We Know and Don’t Know
The investigation into a series of suicide bombings in Sri Lanka entered a fourth day on Wednesday. While information continues to emerge, some questions remain unanswered.
Victims of the Sri Lanka Terrorist Attacks
At least 350 lives were halted in the attacks across Sri Lanka on Easter Sunday. The victims were mothers, doctors, children and newlyweds.
Tuesday: What We Know So Far About the Sri Lanka Bombings
Tuesday was a day of fast-moving events. While new information continues to emerge about the bombings, some basic questions remain unanswered.
Live Briefing: Grief, Anger and Recriminations in Sri Lanka as ISIS Claims It Staged Bomb Attacks
After the Islamic State said it was behind the attacks, grief for some was hardening into anger. Hundreds of Muslim families fled religiously mixed areas.