Canada may be backing away from requiring pilot retraining before it lifts orders grounding Boeing's 737 Max airliner https://t.co/0J6FMPsUzl

Some analysts think Prime Minister Modi of India tries to harness Hindu nationalist politics to achieve other ends. But others say he drives it to enhance a religious agenda, utilizing both grass-roots populism and ideological appointees. https://t.co/f2ZJ1NHKGE

A requirement to save about $2 million could have a serious effect on efforts to enforce international human rights laws, said a spokesman for the United Nation's top human rights official https://t.co/5qvzIjh2B7

“I don’t think he’s as fired up about religion as his critics make him out to be,” a professor said about Narendra Modi. “What gets him going is the role India can play as a global power, and to bring India to the level of an advanced state.” https://t.co/uv8dueJTVk

“Like wow—I actually have a clitoris sitting there,” she marveled after surgery to repair the damage of genital cutting. https://t.co/tJmo1XfHhD

In a thawing Arctic, China plays the long game, teaming up with Russia https://t.co/P1gM7N8L0t

After senior military officers raised concerns that the Colombian military may be committing human rights abuses, the president said Friday that he was creating a commission to review order and operational instructions issued by the army https://t.co/GP1xjfpArj

“It’s never going to be like it never was cut away from me,” she said, just before an operation to repair the genital cutting she endured as a child. But “this surgery is going to make me feel more like a woman.” https://t.co/hlgvyb6NMm

“To succeed, he or she will have to find consensus in Parliament where I have not,” Mrs. May said. “Such a consensus can only be reached if those on all sides of the debate are willing to compromise.” https://t.co/caIz0nLhS6

Summer travel plans for customers of 3 Canadian airlines may be facing unwelcome changes as the grounding of Boeing's 737 Max airliners continues https://t.co/cPFBIdvs9W

What will Narendra Modi of India do now after his astonishing victory in his country's Parliamentary election? Supporters and detractors see many divergent paths that he might take. https://t.co/Mvwmpct4RJ

Steve Bannon was kept at arm's length in Paris this week, even by those from the far right whom he has tried for months to shape into a Europe-wide populist rebellion https://t.co/1RLU10075C

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President Iván Duque of Colombia, under fire over concerns that the military may be committing human rights abuses in its pursuit of armed groups, said he was appointing an independent commission to review military orders and operational instructions https://t.co/8OVxziuws1

The office of the United Nation's top human rights official says that proposed budget cuts could force the cancellation of hearings by committees that monitor whether governments are upholding international human rights standards https://t.co/qso1TqrLDz

It was her “deepest, darkest secret” — pain and shame from genital cutting as a child. Could an American doctor undo the damage? https://t.co/vS7SbqFG4h

What's China doing in the Arctic? Drilling for gas, digging for minerals, and making itself a vital partner for the expansionist power in the region, Russia. https://t.co/4ONJJEGhnn

“The experts said Bordeaux might never recover,” André Lurton said in 2005. “But we proved them wrong a hundred times over." Mr. Lurton, a vigneron from a noted wine family, has died at 94. https://t.co/NqiWu20Efr

Prime Minister Theresa May's departure threw the fate of Brexit into a new and unpredictable stage while setting off a bare-knuckled contest among Conservative lawmakers to replace her https://t.co/t8UvpgPpTS

The European elections can be confusing. We can explain. https://t.co/nYEle9gsmD