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Archive for the ‘international news’ Category:

• North Korea’s Nuclear, Missile Programs
• Russia, U.S. remain divided over extending last nuclear arms pact
• WHO fears spike in deaths after global COVID-19 surge
• Azerbaijan Warns Over Pipelines As Nagorno-Karabakh Tensions Rise
• Man Sets House On Fire Killing Himself And His Two Daughters In Suspected Murder-Suicide
• New Research Shows Coronavirus Can Survive For A Month On Surfaces Including Bank Notes And Phone Screens
• Teenage Boy Trying To Evade Arrest Gives Police Officer Headbutt (Video)
• Bishop TD Jakes Lends A Voice To The #EndSARS Protest
• Coronavirus Spikes In Two Australian States; Easing Restrictions Delayed
• Mainland China Reports 20 New COVID-19 Cases Versus 13 A Day Earlier
• Peru Opens Machu Picchu For A Single Japanese Tourist After Almost Seven-month Wait
• China Uses New Tactic In Campaign Against Taiwan With Spy Accusations
• Thai Protest Rivals In Show If Force On Bangkok Streets
• Hezbollah, Amal Criticize Lebanon Team Ahead Of Israel Border Talks
• EU Would Prefer A Brexit Deal But Ready For No deal, says Breton
• UK PM Johnson Not Heading For A National Lockdown Yet, Minister Says
• Humanitarian Crisis Feared As Nagorno-Karabakh Ceasefire Buckles
• Canada’s Halloween Is Not Canceled, But A Hockey Stick Could Come In Handy
• Mexico Asks Austria To Loan precious Aztec-era He Address
• EU Pushes UK To Budge At ‘Critical Stage’ In Brexit Talks
• Chilean Miner Trapped Underground A Decade Ago Recalls The Day He Saw The Light
• Countries Turn To rapid Antigen Tests To Contain Second Wave Of COVID-19
• Man Who Worshipped Donald Trump As ‘god’ Dies While Fasting For Him to Recover From Coronavirus (Photos)
• Man Buys Bank That Refused To Give Him Loan 18years Ago When He Was Poor (Photos)
• Cuba Urges Calm As Overhaul Of Monetary System Looms
• South Korea Reports First Triple-digit Rise In Coronavirus Cases In Six Days – KDCA
• Japan May not Attend Summit In Korea Due To Wartime Labour Dispute – Media
• Turkey Issues Detention Warrants For 167 Over Suspected Gulen Links – Media
• FBI To Open Office With Cambodia Police Amid Frosty Ties
• China, ASEAN Should Prevent “External Disruption” In South China Sea: Wang Yi
• Germany Warns Turkey Against “Provocation” In Eastern Mediterranean
• French Cabinet To Discuss Coronavirus Measures On Tuesday: Minister
• UK May Have To Go Further On COVID-19 Restrictions, Minister Says
• ‘I Have Failed’ – Kim Jong Un Shows Tearful Side In Confronting North Korea’s Hardships
• Alleged Unconfirmed Sextape Tyga Sextape With Tiktok Star Bella Poarch Leaks (+18)
• 24-year-old Woman Robs A Bank To Pay Her Debts (Photos)
• Police Bust Sex Party In Uganda, Arrest 21 Persons
• UK Government Reacts To Disbandment Of SARS
• 11-Year-Old Boy Steals School Bus, Crashes It During Chase By Police In US
• North Korea Hosts ‘Mass Games’ For 75th Anniversary Of Ruling Party
• EU Leaders To Insist On Tough Enforcement Powers In Brexit Deal
• Hong Kong Leader Postpones Annual Policy Address Until After Trip To Beijing
• Tajik Leader Rakhmon Secures Re-election: Preliminary Results
• Taiwan Claims Entrapment After China Shows Spy ‘Confession’
• Asia-Pacific Countries Begin To Ease Pandemic-related Travel Bans, But Hurdles Remain
• Germans Must Reduce travel, Partying To Fight COVID-19, Says Merkel Aide
• New Zealand Parties Clash Over COVID-19, Economy, Taxes And Housing
• Nagorno-Karabakh Truce Frays As Both Sides Allege Attacks
• This Extremely Rare Bird Is Half Male, Half Female
• Australian Ex-PM Rudd Calls For Inquiry Into Murdoch Media Dominance
• Britain’s Johnson Has Lost Control Of Coronavirus, Says Labour
• Nagorno-Karabakh Truce Under Severe Strain As Both Sides Allege Violations
• Jealous Husband Cuts Off His Wife’s Head And Carries It To Police Station. See Why
• Iran Short Of ‘Significant Quantity’ Of Potential Bomb Material – IAEA Boss
• Armenia And Azerbaijan Accuse Each Other Of Violating Nagorno-Karabakh Ceasefire
• White Man Kills His Baby Mama After Disguising As A Black Man In US
• North Korea Holds Rare Predawn Military Parade, South Korea Says
• Fire Breaks Out At Tehran Metro Station; No Casualties – Mehr
• Indonesian Team Probing Deadly Papua Shootings Attacked
• Bangladesh Weighs Death Penalty For Rapists As Protests Flare
• Ceasefire Due To Enter Force In Nagorno-Karabakh After Moscow Deal
• Beauty And The Beast’: Huge Bear Abandoned As A Cub Now Russian Supermodel
• Zimbabwean Students Posing For Sexually Suggestive Photos In School While Teachers Are On Strike Spark Concern (Photos)
• Rare Gold Coin Of Julius Caesar’s Assasination Resurfaces After 2000 Years
• Lebanon’s Caretaker PM Says Lifting Subsidies Eould Cause ‘Social Explosion’
• Meet The Six-year-old Pianist Who Plays Rachmaninoff
• New Northern Ireland Curbs Likely To Tackle ‘Grave’ COVID-19 Spread
• Canada At A Tipping Point In Fight Against Coronavirus, Says Frustrated Prime Minister Trudeau
• French Coronavirus Infections Set New Tecord Above 20,000 Per Day
• U.N. Food Agency WFP Hails Peace Nobel As Call To Action Against Hunger
• I Went From $53million In Debt To A Net Worth Of $5billion In 4yrs – Rapper, Kanye West
• What’s Going On? Cardi B Asks After Being Alerted About The #EndSARS Protest In Nigeria
• Cocaine-Filled Plane Crashes In Mexico After High-Speed Chase By Military Helicopters
• Kidnapped Mali Politician, French Aid Worker And Two Italians Freed
• Kyrgyzstan President Says Ready To Resign Once New Cabinet Appointed
• China Tourism Rebounds Over Golden Week But Still Below Last Year
• Australia Records Second Day Without COVID-19 Death For First Time In Three Nonths
• Venezuela Pro-government Assembly Approves Law Expanding Maduro’s Powers
• Missiles And Masks: North Koreans Prepare Military Parade Despite Coronavirus Concern
• American Louise Gluck Wins Nobel Prize For Literature
• U.S. Imposes New Iran Sanctions That May Spook European Banks
• Meet Khalifa Vanithel: Big Brother Cameroon Winner And Her Prize (Photos)
• Azeris And Ethnic Armenians Fight As Russia, U.S. And France Seek Ceasefire
• U.S. Water Row Puts Mexican President In Opposition Sights
• Belarus Opposition Leader Says Any Trial For Lukashenko Subject To Negotiation
• Russia Says Poland’s Nord Stream 2 Fine Is A Move To Please U.S.
• Israel’s Second Lockdown Carries A Hefty Economic Price
• Russia Finds Contaminants In Rivers Near Site Of Far East Sea Pollution
• EU Looks At New Migration Pact Amid Divisions, Aims For December Deal
• Judges, Fracking And A Fly: Six Takeaways From The U.S. Vice Presidential Debate
• WHO Reports Record One-day Rise In Global Coronavirus Cases, Up Over 338,000
• American “Family” Poet Louise Gluck Wins Nobel Prize For Literature
• Story Of Newlyweds Who Were Killed In Plane Crash Just 4 Days After Dream Wedding
• Father With 19 Children Names Latest Newborn ‘Enough’ As He Fears They Could Starve To Death
• Bill Gates Says An Approved Covid Vaccine Means ‘Rich Countries’ Should Get Their Lives Back To Normal By End Of 2021
• Catching Coronavirus Was a Blessing From God – Trump (Video)
• Trump: When ISIS Attacks Vatican, “You Would Wish I Was Elected President”
• New Zealand PM Jacinda Ardern Poised For Big Win In Election, Poll Says
• UK Considering More Local COVID-19 Curbs As Virus Spreads, Minister Says
• Singapore To Host Cruises To Nowhere From November