YANGON : Reuters journalist Kyaw Soe Oo talks to journalists from a police truck as he leaves a court in Yangon, Myanmar Wednesday, April 11, 2018. A Myanmar court has refused to dismiss a case against two Reuters journalists after the reporters’ lawyers insisted last week that the evidence doesn’t support the charges. (AP/PTI)

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BELFAST : Former US President Bill Clinton, left, and former Senator George Mitchell pose after they received the Freedom of the City of Belfast at a ceremony in Ulster Hall, Northern Ireland, Tuesday April 10, 2018. Many of the central architects gathered in Northern Ireland Tuesday, to mark the 20th anniversary of the Good Friday Agreement peace accord which ended three decades of sectarian violence. (AP/PTI)

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