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Archive for the ‘international news’ Category:

• Ethiopia War May Turn Into Guerrilla Insurgency, Experts Say
• Man Caught While Using His Girlfriend’s Card To Shop For Another Lady
• You Came Into My Life And Destroyed It”-Woman Commits Suicide After Writing Disturbing Note On Facebook About Her Alleged Boyfriend
• Rihanna And ASAP Rocky Are Reportedly Dating
• Donald Trump Sends Get Well Message To Joe Biden After Foot Injury
• ‘Pandemic’ Chosen As Word Of The Year
• COVID-19 Drives 40% Spike In number Of People Needing Humanitarian Aid, U.N. Says
• Jakarta Governor Contracts COVID-19 As Indonesia Infections Spike
• China Gave COVID-19 Vaccine Candidate To North Korea’s Kim – U.S. Analyst
• Tragedy As 8 year-old Girl Is Electrocuted By Faulty Christmas Lights
• Drama As Gospel Singer, Darrel Walls Deactivates Instagram Page After A Man Leaked A Video Of Them Kissing
• US President Elect Injures Foot After Slip, Trump Reacts
• Twitter Suspends Thai Royalist Account Linked To Influence Campaign
• Support For Japan’s Suga Falls Following Travel Campaign Reversal
• In First For Australia, Prime Minister Speaks To Parliament On Video Link
• Australia Demands Apology From China After Fake Image Posted On Social Media
• Trump To Add China’s SMIC And CNOOC To Defense Blacklist
• Singaporean Mother Gives Birth To Baby With COVID-19 Antibodies
• Hilarious Conversation Between Toke Makinwa And Singer KCee About Bone Straight Hair
• Thai Protesters March To Barracks Against King’s Military Power
• Afghanistan Car Bombing kills At Least 30 Security Force Personnel
• Mike Tyson Drew With Roy Jones Jr In A Comeback Fight After 15 Years
• Snoop Dogg Smokes Weed And Drops Live Performance Ahead Of Mike Tyson’s Comeback
• Archaeologists In Spain Find 400 Tombs With Over 4,500 Skeletons In Ancient Islamic Necropolis
• Lebanese Flee Crisis At Home To Seek Better Life In Africa
• South Korea Mulls Stricter Social Distancing As COVID-19 Spike Continues
• In El Salvador, Arrested Gang Members Paraded For The Cameras
• Ethiopian Military Operation In Tigray Is Complete, Prime Minister Says
• Six Explosions In Eritrean Capital Asmara, Says U.S. State Department
• Singaporean Gives Birth To Baby With COVID-19 Antibodies Report
• U.K Government To Regulate Facebook, Google Next Year
• UK, France Sign New Deal To Stop Illegal Migration Across Channel
• Ethiopian Military Has Taken ‘Full Control’ Of Tigray Capital, Government Says
• Cubans Stake Out Culture Ministry In Unusual Display Of Dissent
• Mara And Dona: Argentine Twins A Living Tribute To Soccer Great
• Iran’s Rouhani Accuses Israel Of Killing Nuclear Scientist – TV
• Killing Of Suspected Iranian Nuclear Mastermind Risks Confrontation as Trump Exits
• Taiwan Lawmakers Throw Pig Guts And Punches Over US Pork Imports
• Kenyan Dead Man Screams In Pain As He Is Cut In The Leg During Embalming
• Mohsen Fakhrizadeh Assassinated Near Tehran
• India Enters First Recession In 73 Years
• Trump To Reporter: Don’t Talk To Me That Way, I’m The US President
• Huge Fire Erupts On A Chinese Highway As More Than 40 Vehicles Crash (Photos)
• Footage Shows Paris Police Officers Battering Black Man Inside His Studio (Video)
• Obese Man Loses Half His Body Weight After Getting Fed Up With Being The ‘Fat Friend’ (Photos)
• “Don’t Talk To Me That Way. I’m the President of US” – Trump Fires At Reporter Asking Him to Explain Election Fraud Allegations (Video)
• 80 Final Year Students Quit School In Kenya Because They Are Tired Of Learning
• Diego Maradona Buried As Argentina Grieves (Photos)
• DonaId Trump: I Will Give up Power If Electoral College Votes Biden In December
• Meet Dog That Looks Like A Giraffe, Thanks To Her Incredibly Long Neck (Photos)
• Ashrita Furman Breaks Guiness World Record For Most Arrows Broken With Neck
• Trump: ‘There’s No Way Biden Got 80M votes, This Was A 100% Rigged Election’
• Robot That Can Detect Coronavirus And Enforce Face Mask Rules Undergoes Trials (Photos)
• Popular BBC Journalist And His Male Lover Found Dead (Photo)
• 10-year-old Boy And His Mother Arrested In India For “Insulting National Flag”
• Joe Biden Makes History With US Election Results
• Two Police Officers Sacked For Impregnating 15 Female Police Trainees
• Mexico Arrests Alleged Mastermind Of Massacre Of Mormon Women And Children
• Maradona, Football Legend, Was A Champion Of Latin America’s Left
• Mexico City Seeks To ‘Break The Chain’ Of Coronavirus With Rapid Tests, QR Codes
• Global Coronavirus Cases Surpass 60 Million Infections – Reuters Tally
• Canadian Authorities Discover 70 Stolen Cars Destined For Nigeria And Ghana
• Donald Trump Grants Michael Flynn Presidential Pardon
• Kazakhstan Bodybuilder Weds His Sex Doll In Groundbreaking Ceremony (Photos)
• Pennsylvania Judge Blocks State From Certifying Election Results
• Mexico’s President Again Declines To Recognize Biden Win
• Thai Protesters Call On King To Give Up Royal Fortune
• Iran Swaps Jailed British-Australian Academic With Iranians Held Abroad – Website
• Jailed Saudi Women’s Rights Activists Given Rare Court Appearance
• World Agonises Over New COVID Curbs As Infections Approach 60 Million
• Man Trapped In Drain For 3 Days Gets Rescued After Driver Sees His Fingers Sticking Out Of Manhole
• Pretty Lady Who Recently Got Married Dies While Giving Birth (Photos)
• Justin Bieber Laments About His Grammy Nominations; Says His Album Is R&B And Not Pop
• British Billionaire Gifts Staff £21million
• White Man Beaten to A Pulp After He Called Black Man Monkey (Video)
• US Election: President-Elect, Joe Biden Unveils Cabinet
• Tigrayans Accused Of Massacre In Ethiopia War, Both Sides Claim Advances
• Twin Blasts In Afghan Province Of Bamiyan Kill 14 People, Injure 45 – Officials
• Hong Kong’s Lam Says Restoring ‘Political System From Chaos’ Is Priority
• China Says Brazil President’s Son Hurts Relationship With Comments Critical Of Huawei
• Japan PM Suga Trips Up With Messy Reversal On Tourism Campaign
• China Weighs Legal Steps Against ‘Diehard’ Supporters Of Taiwan Independence
• Tokyo To Call For Shortened Hours For Bars And Restaurants
• Netanyahu Promises Israel’s Ex-spy In U.S. A Warm Welcome Home
• Australia’s Most Populous State Eases COVID-19 Curbs, Urges People Return To Offices
• Brazilian Clothes Brand Removes Image Of Hindu Deity From Shorts
• Elon Musk Overtakes Bill Gates As The 2nd Richest Man In The World
• Japan And China Agree To Restart Business Travel, Coordinate On East China Sea
• Turkish Court Adds New Saudi Defendants In Khashoggi Trial
• Japan criticises U.N. Finding That Nissan’s Ghosn Was Detained Unfairly
• Supreme leader dismisses talks as Iran looks to post-Trump future
• Both Sides Claim Gains In Ethiopia War, Tigrayans Accused Of Massacre
• Special Report: 50,000 COVID-19 Deaths And Rising. How Britain Failed To Stop The Second Wave
• “Those Who Have Murdered Nigerians Will Not Trade Or Travel To The UK” – UK Lawmaker, Brown
• Elon Musk Overtakes Bill Gates, Becomes 2nd Richest Person In World
• Netanyahu Met Saudi Crown Prince, Pompeo In Saudi Arabia – Israeli Minister
• Biden’s Pick For U.N. Envoy Will Find Waning American Influence
• New Trump Rule May Require Some African Tourists To Pay Up To $15,000 In Bonds
• China’s Manila Mission Says ‘Dangerous’ U.S. Creating Chaos In Asia
• Senior Chinese diplomat visits Japan amid regional tensions