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  1. ‘It’s more shouting’: Finland’s president says he’s not exactly a ‘Trump whisperer’

    Two seated men in suits smile.

    Finnish President Alexander Stubb sat down with CBC News chief political correspondent Rosemary Barton to talk about trade, his relationship with U.S. President Donald Trump and NATO’s role in a shifting global order.

  2. This Japanese town cancelled its cherry blossom festival to stop overtourism. It didn’t work

    People take photos of a very large mountain.

    Fujiyoshida was a sleepy town with a great view — until its cherry blossoms went viral on social media. Now, it’s the latest travel hotspot struggling to find ways to balance tourism with liveability.

  3. Queen Elizabeth’s 'legacy is locked in': 100th anniversary of her birth prompts nostalgia, commemoration

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    The commemoration of the 100th anniversary of Queen Elizabeth's birth on April 21, 1926, offers what might be considered typical royal recognitions for such milestones. But the moment also offers an opportunity to assess the legacy of Britain’s longest-reigning monarch.

  4. Iran closes Strait of Hormuz over U.S. blockade of its ports, fires on ships trying to pass

    A container ship is seen in a body of water with buildings in the distance.

  5. Gunman who killed at least 6, took hostages in Ukraine supermarket shot dead by police

    A police officer reaches his hand out to almost touch a bullet hole in the glass of a supermarket.

    A gunman who killed at least six people in the streets of Kyiv, Ukraine's capital, on Saturday before taking hostages and barricading himself in a nearby supermarket has been shot dead by police, Ukrainian officials said.