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Europe · Vatican CityPope Francis makes anguished plea for peace in Ukraine and in other armed conflicts. He also voiced worry about the risk of nuclear warfare. Applause erupted from many of the crowd, estimated by the Vatican to number 100,000. Sunday marks the start of Holy Week, with Easter coming on April 24.See the Story
On 'Easter of war,' pope implicitly criticises Russia over Ukraine
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Europe · BerlinAbortion is illegal in Germany and punishable by up to three years in prison. Anyone who publicly "offers, announces [or] advertises" abortion services can face penalties of up to two years' imprisonment or a fine. Germany's new coalition government is set to push the motion to scrap 219a through parliament.See the Story
Germany abolishes Nazi-era abortion law
42% Center coverage: 24 sources
Business · CambridgeCEO Michel Vounatsos will continue to lead the Biogen until a successor is found. Aduhelm was the first new Alzheimer's drug introduction in nearly two decades. Initially priced at $56,000 a year, it was expected to quickly become a blockbuster drug that would generate billions for Biogen.See the Story
Biogen CEO to Step Aside After Alzheimer’s Drug Struggles
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Europe · HelsinkiFinland will decide to apply for NATO membership on May 12, Finnish newspaper Iltalehti reported. The decision to join will come in two steps on that day, with Finnish President Sauli Niinisto first announcing his approval for the Nordic neighbor of Russia to join the Western defense alliance.See the Story
Finland will decide to apply for NATO membership on May 12, says Iltalehti newspaper
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Europe · KyivMore than 5.5 million people have fled Ukraine since the war began on Feb. 24, the U.N. Refugee Agency said. The statistics are compiled from a variety of sources, mainly data provided by authorities from official border crossing points, the UNHCR said.Register now for FREE unlimited access to Reuters.comSee the Story
More than 5.5 million people have fled Ukraine, says UNHCR
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Europe · StockholmRussia's invasion of Ukraine has sparked an urgent rethink of security policy in both Sweden and Finland. Finnish President, Sauli Niinisto, is this week expected to announce his support for an application. Military non-alignment has long been a policy bedrock for many Swedes. A decision to seek NATO membership would be sure to anger Moscow.See the Story
Sweden's ruling Social Democrats to decide on NATO on May 15
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US & Canada · CanberraAustralian opposition leader Anthony Albanese promises country a "better future" Labor is favored by most polls to win the May 21 general election. Albanese's center-left party is using a low-risk strategy. He said Labor would contribute up to 40% of the purchase price for 10,000 low-income people.See the Story
Opposition leader offers Australia 'a better future' in campaign launch
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Europe · Vatican CityThe force, whose principal mission is to protect the pope, has been exclusively male since its founding in 1506. Pope Francis, 85, has named women to a number of senior posts and management positions in the Vatican administration. In March he introduced a landmark new constitution that will allow any baptised lay Catholic, including women, to head most Vatican departments.See the Story
Vatican preparing for possibility of women Swiss Guards
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Europe · StockholmRussia's invasion of Ukraine has forced both Sweden and Finland to review long held beliefs that military neutrality is the best means of ensuring national security. Prime Minister Magdalena Andersson said that a referendum was a "bad idea" Sweden's parliament is reviewing security policy with a report expected in mid-May.See the Story
Swedish PM rejects referendum on possible NATO membership
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Europe · LondonCountries worldwide are battling cost-of-living levels not seen in decades. The Bank of England predicts inflation will top 11% in October. David Buttress was appointed by the government this week to work with the private sector to develop, identify and promote schemes such as discounted prices or product offers.See the Story
Businesses must help cut cost of living, UK government adviser says
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Kristi Noem · Sioux FallsSIOUX FALLS, S.D. (KELO.com) -- South Dakota led the nation in the percentage increase of personal income in t...See the Story
