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Archive for the ‘international news’ Category:

• Iran Vows To Crush Any Israeli Attempt To Hit Its ‘Advisory’ Role In Syria
• Putin Says Ready To Work With Any U.S. Leader, Wants Formalities Settled
• Erdogan says Turkey sees itself a part of Europe
• Taiwan Says Unnamed U.S. Official Is Visiting, Cannot Give Details
• Sunak: No Return To Austerity In New Spending Plan
• Myanmar’s Ruling Party Denounces Post-poll Violence After MP-elect Shot Dead
• ‘Save Yourselves’, Ethiopia Tells Tigrayans In Push On Rebel Capital
• Inching Toward Normal, Australia Eases Some COVID-19 Curbs
• China To Launch Moon Probe, Seeking First Lunar Rock Retrieval Since 1970s
• Protesters Set Fire To Guatemala’s Congress In Protests Over 2021 Budget
• Palestinian Rocket Fire Draws Israeli Air Strikes In Gaza
• Australia Defence Chief Pledges Changes After Damning Afghanistan Report
• Helen Grant: Despite Recession, Nigeria Is The Fastest Growing Economy In Africa
• Twitter To Hand Control Of US President’s Official Account To Joe Biden On January 20 Even If Donald Trump Doesn’t Leave The White House
• Seven Die After Drinking Coronavirus Hand Sanitiser When Alcohol Ran Out At A Party
• Drama As Terminally-Ill Man Calls Police To Confess To A Murder He Committed 25 Years Ago
• Beautiful Family Photos Of Cassie, Her Husband, And Their Daughter
• Donald Trump Jr. Tests Positive For Coronavirus
• Ethiopia Denies Talks On Conflict After African Union Names Envoys
• Rockets Hit Afghan Capital Kabul, At Least Three Killed
• Tibetan Political leader Visits White House For First Time In Six Decades
• Meet Courtney Skaggs, The Woman Who Was Born With Testicles And A V*gina (Photo)
• Trump Accuses Pfizer, Others of Working Against His Re-Election Which He “Won”
• Donald Trump Junior And Andrew Giuliani Test Positive For Coronavirus
• Man Who Raped And Buried Girl Alive Is Executed By Lethal Injection In The US
• Peru’s Interim President Eyes New Debt Amid Economic, Political Crises
• In Burkina Faso, Voters Left Voiceless Amid Escalating Violence
• Coons Says Hopes For Bipartisan U.S. Policy To ‘Out-Compete’ China
• U.N. Chief Says Yemen In Imminent Danger Of Famine, Warns Against Unilateral Moves
• Tigray Fighters In Ethiopia Rocket Neighbouring Region, UN Plans For 200,000 Refugees
• Man Who Abducted, R*ped And Buried 16-year old Girl Alive Faces Execution
• The Queen Of England And Husband Celebrate 73rd Wedding Anniversary (Photo)
• Georgia Confirms Biden Won State, Finds No Widespread Fraud After Manual Recount
• Senior Pentagon Official Anthony Tata Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Scientists Invents Face Mask That ‘Kills COVID-19 And Other Viruses’ In Uk
• Shame And Vindication As Australia Digests Report Of Afghan Military Killings
• Lithuanian Defense Minister, Senior Pentagon Official Test Positive For COVID-19
• Taiwan Says U.S. Environment Protection Head Wheeler To Visit
• South Australia Says Man’s ‘Lie’ Caused Coronavirus Lockdown As Harsh Curbs Eased
• Singapore Activist Faces Fine Over One-man Smiley Face Sign Protest
• South Korea Warns Of Return To Tough COVID Measures To Fight Third Wave
• Mexico Marks Grim Coronavirus Milestone, Passes 100,000 Deaths
• Canada On Track To Hit 20,000 COVID-19 Cases A Day By End Of December – Media
• Vote In Mexico Brings World’s Largest Legal Weed Market One Step Closer
• Facebook Offers Up First-Ever Estimate Of Hate Speech Prevalence On Its Platform
• Uganda Security Operatives Kill 16 People Who Protested After Arrest Of Opposition Leader, Bobi Wine
• Georgia Confirms Biden Victory and Finds no Widespread Fraud After Audit
• Trump Campaign Ends Legal Effort To Challenge Biden’s Win In Michigan
• France’s New Confirmed Coronavirus Cases And Hospitalisations Down
• Ethiopia Moves On Tigray Capital, Castigates WHO Boss Tedros
• Blast Hits Natural Gas Pipeline In Egypt’s North Sinai
• Bullying Inquiry Finds UK Interior Minister Patel Broke Rules
• Pompeo Visits Israeli-occupied West Bank And Golan Heights
• “I Have Never Had Any Regrets” Jhene Aiko Reflects On Being Pregnant At 20 While Unmarried
• Australian Special Forces Suspected Of Killing 39 Captured, Unarmed People In Afghanistan: Report
• U.S. Senators Seek To Stop Trump’s $23 Billion In Arms Sales To UAE
• South Korea Kicks Off Special Anti-coronavirus Period Ahead Of College Entrance Exam
• Central America Faces Havoc, More Than 30 Killed, From Latest Storm
• In Indonesia, Making Of A Mayor Sparks Talk Of Nation’s Newest Dynasty
• China To Cut Tariffs, Boost Imports Of High-quality Goods And Services – Xi Says
• U.S. Navy Commander In Asia Welcomes Japan-Australia Military Pact As Encouraging
• ‘The Cow Can’t Tell My Secrets’ – UK Care Farms A Lifeline During Pandemic
• U.S. Drug Charges Against Former Mexican Defense Minister AAre Dropped
• China Used Microwave Weapon To ‘Cook’ Indian Troops In Himalayan Border Battle
• Retired Police Officer Bites Off 18-year-old Girl’s Ear In Edo (Graphic Photos)
• Israel, Bahrain Cement New Ties With Pledges Of Embassies And Visas
• Duchess Meghan Sought Advice From Senior Royals Before Eriting Letter To Father
• Canada Names China, Russia As Main Cyber-crime Threats; Sees Risk To Power Supply
• WHO Says Vaccinating 20% Of Latin America And Caribbean To Cost More Than $2 Billion
• Storm Iota Breaks Up Over El Salvador But Leaves Major Flood Risk
• IAEA And U.S. Pressure Iran Over Uranium Particles At ‘Atomic Warehouse’
• Like Biden, U.S. Republican Report Urges International Cooperation On China
• U.S. Imposes Fresh Iran-Related Sanctions, Targets Khamenei-linked Foundation
• ‘Switching Up Positions For You’ – Model, Demi Rose Leaves Little To The Imagination As She Dons A Sheer Dress And Nipple Pasties (Photos)
• Atlanta Man Beats Up A Woman And Pulls A Gun On Her Because Their Date Cost Too Much
• Egyptian Doctors Removed A Live Fish From A Fisherman’s Throat (Graphic Photos)
• Shocking Story Of Man Who Beat Up A Woman And Pulled A Gun On Her Because Their Date Cost Too Much
• Man Becomes Instant After Meteor Worth More Than £1.4m Crashes Into His Roof (Photos)
• Trump To Cut Troop Levels In Afghanistan But Stops Short Of Full Withdrawal
• Germany Accuses Russia, China Of Stalling Over North Korea Fuel Sanctions
• Storm Iota Weakens In Central America, But Flooding And Death Toll Rise
• In Shock Move, U.S. Abandons Drugs Case Against Ex-Mexican Defense Minister
• National Australia Bank Closing All Branches, Attached Offices Over ‘Security Threat’
• Three Ex-lawmakers Arrested In Hong Kong Over Foul Smelling Liquid Protests
• Israel Says Air Strikes In Syria Hit Syrian, Iranian Military Targets
• Women Handling The Dead: More Female Morticians In South Korea As Taboo Fades
• Japan Watching Human Rights Conditions In China’s Xinjiang
• Peru’s New President Sworn In, Calls For Calm After Week Of Protests
• Donald Trump Fire Director Of Cybersecurity And Infrastructure Agency, Chris Krebs
• Canadian Indigenous Group To Invest Up To C$1 Billion In Keystone Oil Pipeline
• Morocco PM Says Western Sahara Wall At Centre If Dispute Completed
• Corbyn To Be Readmitted To UK Labour After Suspension Over Anti-Semitism Report Response
• Palestinian Authority Resuming Coordination With Israel, Palestinian Official Says
• Trump Could Withdraw Troops From Somalia As Part Of lobal Pullback
• Photos Of Lady Caged for Three Years After Being Accused of Witchcraft in Delta
• Trump Asked For Options For Attacking Iran Last Week, But Held Off – Source
• Senior Chinese official says authorities working on more Hong Kong Reforms, Including Judiciary
• China’s Securities Regulator Hopes Sino-U.S. Ties Better With Biden Administration
• Crisis-hit Peru Names Centrist Lawmaker As Third President In A Week
• Putin, Extending Russian Footprint, Approves New Naval Facility In Sudan