Protesters break into Baghdad's Green Zone breaking into Iraq's parliament
These are some of the headlines we are tracking for you in this edition of Press TV's Top 5:
- Thousands of protesters break into Baghdad's heavily fortified "Green Zone" and rampage through the parliament building after lawmakers fail to approve new cabinet ministers again.
- Former London mayor and senior member of Labour Party, Ken Livingstone, says he is not sorry for saying that Adolf Hilter helped Zionism.
- Israel continues with its crackdown against Palestinians. Israeli authorities issue administrative detention orders against 27 Palestinians.
- Austria is holding talks with the EU to extend border controls beyond mid-May to stem the flow of refugees into the bloc.
- The US announcement that its airstrike on an Afghan hospital did not amount to a war crime angers Doctors Without Borders charity organization and local Afghans.
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