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The country's aging grid has eroded in recent years, but the government has also blamed the outages on a U.S. energy blockade.

Sudan's army denied responsibility for the attack, but two military officials said the strike was targeting a nearby police station.

A close race is likely in Paris, where opinion polls show victory for either the conservatives or the left is within their margins of error.

There has been rare public resistance to the move, with even some pro-Kremlin hawks fearing it could backfire.

The K-pop supergroup returned to the stage for the first time in nearly four years ahead of a global tour.

Meanwhile, dozens were injured by Iranian strikes in Israel, as Tehran targeted a nuclear site.

There have been an unusually high number of deaths from avalanches this season, with 127 deaths reported in Italy, France and Austria.

Some people were injured when they jumped from the building to escape, while others suffered from smoke inhalation, officials said.

Experts say the U.S. risks "funding a war against itself" as sanctions against Iranian oil are lifted, but the step may not do much to contain the conflict's economic ripple effects.

Lines to get some fuel or to buy potatoes — for those who can afford it — are scenes of daily life in Havana.

Ilya Remeslo's online criticism of the Russian leader was an unusual airing of public dissent, but the story took a dramatic turn when he stopped posting.