Venezuela on brink of collapse

CNN's Nick Paton Walsh goes undercover inside Venezuela, a country on the brink of collapse and torn apart by violent protests against President Nicolas Maduro and his supporters.

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New parrot species in Mexico, study says

Birds of a feather flock together, but it can be hard to tell them apart -- unless, of course, you're an expert ornithologist.

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Is this the new food capital of the world?

Paris perhaps? Or maybe New York, Rome or Tokyo? Naming the world's greatest gourmet city is the kind of confoundingly simple challenge that foodies could spend all night fighting over.

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'I'm innocent of these charges,' cardinal says

Cardinal George Pell, one of the most senior members of the Catholic Church, says the sexual assault charges against him are "character assassination" and completely false.

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Timeline: A look at the Catholic Church's sex abuse scandals

For more than three decades, the Catholic Church has been rocked by sex abuse scandals spanning the globe.

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A day in the life of Venezuelans

A daily struggle has become the new normal for Venezuelans. Economic and political turmoil regularly send thousands into the streets to protest, both for and against the government of President Nicolas Maduro, sometimes with deadly results.

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Saudi official denies ousted crown prince under house arrest

Saudi Arabia has denied a report that former crown prince Mohammed bin Nayef, who was ousted as next in line to the throne last week, is being held under house arrest.

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Photographer uses his lens to change world's view of Africa

"A new wave of freshness is coming from Africa and everyone is copying," says trained architect and photographer Alun Be, who wants to use his work to change people's perceptions of Africa.

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Japan wants to put a man on the moon

Japan plans to put a man on the moon around 2030, according to a new proposal by the government's Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA).

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Northern Ireland leaders race against time

Northern Ireland could face the prospect of direct rule from London if its politicians fail to strike a deal over the country's power-sharing executive Thursday.

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World's best Chinatowns

There's a Chinatown in every major city in the world, such is the huge footprint of Chinese people who have left the motherland for a life elsewhere.

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Russia responds to extended EU sanctions

Moscow responded "negatively and with regret" to the European Union's decision to extend economic sanctions on Russia, according to Russian state news agency RIA Novosti, quoting the Kremlin.

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Spanish ISIS ring quashed by anti-terror op

Spanish authorities have shut down a suspected ISIS terror cell on the Spanish resort island of Mallorca in a series of raids across Europe.

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Google: We can't live with it or without it

The Internet promised us a perfect market--that is, one where there are many buyers and sellers with full information who freely and effortlessly strike deals unfettered by rules and regulations. But did it also give us a perfect monopoly?

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7 ways the iPhone has made life worse

This week marks the tenth anniversary of the iPhone. For hundreds of millions of us, this device -- just 4 ounces when introduced -- has come to dominate our lives. Now we can find seemingly any answer to anything with a few taps of the thumb and forefinger. Everything from dinner to a date is now just a click away, and you can procure both of those while simultaneously talking on a conference call -- and riding the train, of course.

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Will US Chief Justice Roberts save same-sex marriage?

When the Supreme Court legalized same-sex marriage nationwide in Obergefell v. Hodges, many LGBTQ commentators recognized there could be backlash. And indeed there was. "Bathroom bills," such as House Bill 2 in North Carolina, were passed requiring people to use the bathrooms that correspond with the sex marker on their birth certificates.

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For sale: India's loss-making national airline

India's struggling, debt-ridden national airline could soon be in private hands.

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Japan and Europe race to agree on trade

While President Trump talks tough on trade, Europe and Japan are getting on with business.

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UK withholds approval for Murdoch's $15B Sky deal

Rupert Murdoch's attempt to build out his media empire in Europe by buying pay-TV group Sky suffered a major setback on Thursday.

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What the helicopter attack tells us about the Venezuela crisis

Downtown Caracas was the scene of an alleged audacious attempt to destabilize the faltering government of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro this week.

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Venezuela bars attorney general from leaving country

Venezuela's Supreme Court has banned Attorney General Luisa Ortega from leaving the country, and has frozen her assets, ahead of a pre-trial hearing scheduled for July 4.

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Venezuela: Where daily life is anything but normal

A daily struggle has become the new normal for Venezuelans. Economic and political turmoil regularly send thousands into the streets to protest. Here is a look at how some lives have been disrupted in the face of severe shortages.

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Top Catholic official charged with sexual assault offenses

Cardinal George Pell, one of the most senior officials in the Catholic Church, has been charged with multiple historical sexual assault offenses in his home country of Australia, police said Thursday.

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China's new warship seen as challenge to Asia rivals

China launched its newest warship on Wednesday, a large guided-missile destroyer touted as the latest in naval technology and seen as a challenge to naval rivals in Asia.

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ISIS leaves death and destruction in Mosul

What stands out most when you enter the Old City of Mosul is the smell.

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Friends again? China's premier to visit Singapore

Singapore says that Chinese Premier Li Keqiang has accepted an invitation to visit the city state, a sign that recent tensions between the two countries could be easing.

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Hong Kong activist arrested ahead of Chinese leader's visit

Chinese President Xi Jinping will arrive in Hong Kong amid unprecedented security Thursday, his first official visit as leader, as the city marks 20 years of Chinese rule on Saturday.

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Boaty McBoatface returns with 'unprecedented' data

We may not all live in a yellow submarine, but Boaty McBoatface -- the internet's favorite golden-hued robotic submersible -- returned home to the United Kingdom last week with "unprecedented data" about some of the coldest and deepest ocean waters on the planet that may help scientists better understand climate change, researchers said in a statement Wednesday.

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Cyberattacks will only get worse

Yet another major cyber extortion campaign is wrecking computer networks all over the world -- and we need to start thinking about cyber safety more comprehensively and include users in solving the problem. This effort must begin with an assessment of user risk, not just technical risk -- because all signs indicate that there is still worse to come.

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Macron, the 39-year-old strongman Europe needs

France's 39-year-old President Emmanuel Macron is poised to wind up as the most powerful leader in Europe -- in the wake of Theresa May's stunning election blow in Britain and his fledgling party's landslide win in the first round of France's parliamentary elections.

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Trump's anti-Iran aggression couldn't come at a worse time

At first glance, it appears that there are only two clear paths that the US can take when dealing with the Middle East: the Sunni path of Saudi Arabia and the bulk of its Gulf allies, on the one hand; or the Shiite path represented by Iran.

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Ivanka Trump shoe factory investigators released

The Chinese government has freed three activists who were detained while investigating working conditions at a company that made shoes for the Ivanka Trump brand, according to an advocacy group.

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GM CEO Mary Barra: The world needs more coders

A lot of resources go into building cars, like steel, aluminum, rubber and glass. Also critical: Brains.

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Massive malware attack: Who's been hit

Some of the world's biggest companies have been hit by a huge cyberattack that has disrupted their businesses.

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Helicopter drops grenades on Venezuela court

Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro has condemned what he called an "armed terrorist attack," which saw gunfire and grenades launched from a helicopter over the capital's Supreme Court building.

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Expert: 'Democracy has been suspended' in Venezuela

CNN's Jim Sciutto speaks with Phil Gunson, a senior analyst for International Crisis Group, about human rights abuses in Venezuela.

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Soldier shoots protester dead at point-blank range

His name was David José Vallenilla. At 22, he became the latest of at least 75 fatalities tied to civil unrest in the streets of Venezuela, a country mired in economic crisis and political instability.

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Woman delays flight with 'lucky' coin-throw into engine

Bad weather, crowded skies and military drills...and now add coin-tossing to the growing list of reasons for China's notorious flight delays.

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Philippines bill would jail meh anthem singers

Philippines citizens may need to start exercising their vocal chords.

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China makes its military more visible in Hong Kong

For years after it took control of Hong Kong from Britain, China kept its military in the city on a low profile.

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Venezuela's Maduro: Helicopter attacked Supreme Court

A helicopter has attacked Venezuela's Supreme Court in Caracas, President Nicolas Maduro said, in what he termed an "armed terrorist attack."

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Brazil President charged with corruption

Brazilian prosecutors have filed criminal charges of "passive corruption" against President Michel Temer, a state-run news agency reports.

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CNN obtains undercover video from Raqqa

CNN has exclusively obtained undercover video from Raqqa, Syria, the city ISIS calls its capital. CNN's Nick Paton Walsh breaks down the extraordinary footage.

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Hundreds of thousands flee ISIS in Philippines

Following a shock attack by ISIS-aligned militants which captured the southern Philippines city of Marawi last month, hundreds of thousands of its weary citizens have fled the horror of life under the control of jihadists -- a horror compounded by a relentless campaign of bombing by the Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP).

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US lists China as among worst human trafficking offenders

A new US State Department report lists China as among the worst offenders for human trafficking, joining countries including Russia, Syria and Iran on the lowest rung of the annual Trafficking in Persons (TIP) report.

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Global view of US worsens under Trump, Pew says

The world has little confidence in US President Donald Trump compared to his predecessor Barack Obama, according to a new report by Pew Research.

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Snap vote: German lawmakers to vote on same-sex marriage

German lawmakers will decide Friday whether to legalize same-sex marriage, according to CNN affiliate NTV. The snap vote comes after Chancellor Angela Merkel said Monday that she would like to see parliament move towards a "vote of conscience" on the issue.

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Refugees: We thought America valued diversity

They fled terror, tyranny and persecution in search of a better life for themselves and their families. They believed that the United States would offer them that life -- that the country formed by immigrants would welcome them with open arms.

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Liu Xiaobo: China's mild-mannered political firebrand

Despite being one of China's most famous political dissidents, Liu Xiaobo has rarely struck those who know him as a firebrand.

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Why Iran's brightest graduates are leaving their country

Sporting earbuds and sagging backpacks, students lounge on patches of grass, shaded by trees from the harsh sun. They sit in the library, hunched over laptops, massaging their temples, cramming for tests or bashing out lines of code.

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