HAVANA (Reuters) - Flooding in central Cuba caused by torrential rainfall in the wake of the subtropical storm Alberto has killed four people and prompted the evacuation of tens of thousands, Cuban state-run media said late on Tuesday. Source: Reuters World News
GAZA (Reuters) - Gaza’s dominant Islamist Hamas movement said on Wednesday that Palestinian armed groups in Gaza have agreed to a ceasefire as long as Israel also ceases fire, after the most intense flare-up of fighting since a 2014 war. Source: Reuters World News
PARIS (Reuters) - Police began evacuating hundreds of migrants living in makeshift camps in Paris on Wednesday, as European politicians continue to tackle the issue of refugees, which has fueled the rise of far-right parties in the continent. Source: Reuters World News
KUALA LUMPUR (Reuters) - Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad said on Wednesday that the search for missing Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 that ended this week with no trace found may be resumed if new evidence comes to light. Source: Reuters World News
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump on Tuesday accused Mexico of doing "nothing" to stop illegal immigrants crossing into the United States, and repeated his election campaign pledge that Mexico would pay for his planned border wall. Source: Reuters World News
SEOUL (Reuters) - A top North Korean official boarded a flight in Beijing on Wednesday bound for New York and talks with U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, South Korea's Yonhap reported. Source: Reuters World News
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - A Capital Airlines flight from China to Vietnam was forced to turn around after cracks appeared in a window, Chinese state media reported on Wednesday. Source: Reuters World News
MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - One of Mexico's richest men has warned his staff of the risk of a "populist" winning the July 1 presidential election, the latest swipe by big business against leftist front-runner Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador. Source: Reuters World News
(Reuters) - The Organization of American States (OAS) will present evidence that Venezuela's government under President Nicolas Maduro has committed "crimes against humanity" to the International Criminal Court (ICC), the bloc's chief said on Tuesday. Source: Reuters World News