World News Update, What you need to know

Public museums and other cultural venues in the Paris area will reopen, three days after the terror attacks in the French capital.

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ANTALYA - It opened with a minute's silence and could end with deafening consensus. (G20)

LONDON - Chris Cairns's lawyers have a final chance to convince a London jury that the former New Zealand cricket star is not the match-fixing ringleader the prosecution says he is. (LEGAL: UK CAIRN)

MANILA - The US cannot afford to stand in the way of a mammoth 12-nation Pacific free trade pact, the federal government says. (TPP AUST)

ECKWERSHEIM, France - A French rail company has confirmed children were aboard a high-speed train that derailed during a test run in northeast France. (FRANCE TRAIN)

RIO DOCE, Brazil - The collapse of two dams at a Brazilian mine has cut off drinking water for quarter of a million people and saturated waterways downstream with dense orange sediment that could wreck the ecosystem for years to come. (BHP BRAZIL)

BEIRUT - Lebanese security forces have arrested nine people, most of them Syrian nationals, over last week's twin bombings in Beirut that killed 44 people, the interior minister says. (LEBANON BLASTS)