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Archive for the ‘international news’ Category:

• Justin Timberlake And Jessica Biel Welcome A Son After Secret Pregnancy
• Hong Kong Tightens Coronavirus Restrictions As New Cases Spike
• Mainland China Reports 16 New Coronavirus Cases Including 13 In Xinjiang
• U.S. And China Trade Barbs In Myanmar As South China Sea Rift Deepens
• Germany’s Merkel Warns Of Summit Failure On EU Recovery Fund
• Libyan GNA Fighters Head For Front As Battle For Sirte Looms
• Israelis Protest Against Netanyahu, Gov’t Handling Of COVID-19 Crisis
• EU Extends Summit To Sunday After Deadlock Over COVID Recovery Plan
• Biden Warns Of Russian Election Meddling After Receiving Intelligence Briefings
• U.S. Civil Rights Pioneer, Congressman John Lewis Dies
• Colombian Cartels Executing People Who Break Coronavirus Lockdown
• Grand Jury Indicts Woodberry Of Fraud, Faces 20 Years In Prison
• Photos From The Wedding Of Media Personality, Eku Edewor’s Twin Sister, Kessiana Thorley
• Fire Destroys Organ, Shatters Stained Glass At Nantes Cathedral In France
• Rouhani Says 25 Million Iranians May Have Been Infected With Coronavirus
• U.S. Ambassador Says EU Criticism Of Poland ‘Overblown’
• Amazing! Man Gets Haircut With Picture Of Kanye West Carved On His Head
• U.N. Chief To World Leaders: ‘Inequality Starts At The Top’
• Thai Protesters Call For Government To Resign
• Death Toll In Turkish Migrant Boat Sinking Rises To 54
• EU Nations Deadlocked At Tense Coronavirus Recovery Summit
• Nigerian Man Quotes Bible Verses As He Condemns Two African American Women Who Recently Got Engaged In Hawaii (Photos)
• Mexico’s President To Donate Part Of Salary To Coronavirus Effort
• UK Policeman Suspended After Video Shows Him Kneeling On Neck Of Detained Black Man
• Polish ‘LGBT-Free’ Town Weighs Risk Of Losing EU Funds
• WHO Preparing Full Mission To China To Study Virus Origins
• Netanyahu Ally Wants West Bank ‘Cultivation’ Now, Not Annexation
• Red Alerts In China As Floods Maroon Equipment To Fight Coronavirus
• U.S. Immigration Officials Spread Coronavirus With Detainee Transfers
• Suspected Killer Of Gokada CEO Finally Arrested
• Bodybuilder, Joanna Thomas Dies At 43
• Nigerian Father Demands Investigation Into The Death Of His Son, A Medical Student Who Drowned In Russia
• Buildings Collapse In Heavy Rain In India’s Mumbai, Killing Eight
• China’s Wuhan Declares Red Alert As Floods Disrupt Supply Chains
• Russia Trying To Steal COVID-19 Vaccine Data, Say UK, U.S. And Canada
• Over 1 Million: India Joins U.S., Brazil In Grim Coronavirus Club
• Quake Of Magnitude 7.0 Hits Papua New Guinea, Tsunami Risk Fades
• U.S. Targets All Chinese Communist Party Members For Possible Travel Ban – Source
• Non-essential Travel Restrictions Extended St U.S. Borders With Canada, Mexico
• Twitter Hack: FBI Investigates Major Attack
• Fish With Human-Like Teeth Caught In Malaysia (Photos)
• Hackers Convinced Twitter Employee To Help Them Hijack Accounts
• US, Canada Accuse Russia Of Hacking Coronavirus Vaccine Trials
• Top House Republican Threatens To Cut Funding To States, Cities That Don’t Protect Statues
• Trump Cannot Be Allowed to Kill Criminal Probe With Delays, New York Prosecutor Warns
• John Mitchener: Interpol Indicts American For Advance Fee Fraud In Nigeria
• ISIS bride Shamima Begum Should Be Allowed Back To The UK, Judges Rule
• Social Media Was Used To Stop Execution Of Three Anti-government Protesters (Photo)
• Meet The Photographer Who Lives In A Camera-Shaped House With Sons Named Canon, Nikon and Epson (Video)
• COVID-19: Zindzi Mandela Dies At 59
• Longest Hair Ever! Meet The 95-Year-Old Indian Man That Has Never Cut His Hair
• Second Group Of U.S. Diplomats Gly Back To China Amid Frayed Ties
• Thai PM To Reshuffle Cabinet By Next Month After Economic Team Quits
• Hundreds Protest In Moscow Against Reforms That May Keep Putin In Power
• Australian Woman Jailed Over Bali Policeman’s Death Gets Early Release
• Taiwan Holds Drills To Beat Back Invasion Amid China Tensions
• Bill Gates And Elon Musk Twitter Accounts Hacked
• Malaysian Court Grants Temporary Freeze On $340 Million 1MDB Money In UK
• Megan Thee Stallion Says She ‘Suffered Gunshot Wounds’ Following Tory Lanez Arrest On Gun Charges
• Brazil’s Bolsonaro, Infected With COVID-19, Touts Unproven Drug
• China Slams U.S. Sanctions Related To Hong Kong As ‘Gangster Logic’
• White House Says Trump Has Not Ruled Out Sanctions On Chinese Officials
• Pope Francis Appoints Denis Isizoh Into The Pontifical Council
• WTO-DG Selection Process Begins Today
• Man Walks Calmly To An Ambulance With A Knife Stuck In His Skull After ‘Being Attacked During A Brawl’
• Trump Only Wants North Korea Summit If Real Progress Possible, Pompeo Says
• Ethiopia Dam Reservoir Filling As Talks With Egypt, Sudan Stall
• Unofficial Hong Kong Vote Sees New Generation Take Over Battle For Democracy
• Illegal Armed Groups Subject Colombians To ‘Draconian’ Virus Lockdowns – HRW
• Hundreds Protest In Moscow Against Reforms That Could Keep Putin In Power
• Naya Rivera’s Death Ruled As Accidental Drowning And There’s No Indication That Traumatic Injury, Drugs Or Alcohol Played A Part In Her Death
• “I Would Be Lying If I Said It Didn’t Bother Me” Kelly Rowland Describes Being In Destiny’s Child With Beyoncé As “Torture”
• Wear Face-mask If You Are Over 60 Years, When Going Out – WHO
• This Beautiful First-Ever Underwater Resort Room Built In Africa Will Amaze You (Photos)
• After 139 Years, Black Woman Becomes First Female Dean of The Prestigious Wharton School (Photos)
• 6 Year Old Boy Hailed A Hero After He Bravely Fought Off A Dog To Save His Sister
• US Cancels Plan To Deport Foreign Students
• Bishop Dies Of Coronavirus One Week After Contracting The Deadly Disease (Photos)
• US Revokes Order Denying Visas For Foreign Students
• Seventy-one-year-old Ghanaian Nanny Caught Maltreating An Infant In US
• Rapper, Kanye West Drops Out Of 2020 US Presidential Race
• China To Sanction Lockheed Martin Over Taiwan Arms Sale
• Flash Floods Kill At Least 16, Displace Hundreds In Indonesia
• Young Hong Kong Democrats Seek New Political Order Under Shadow Of Beijing
• Mexico Proposes To U.S. Extending Ban On Land Border Crossings
• Canada Tweaks Rules To Help Foreign Students Enroll Amid COVID-19 Restrictions
• BHP Faces First Step In $6.3 Billion UK Claim Over Brazil Dam Failure
• Organiser Of Hong Kong Pro-Democracy Primaries Steps Down Amid Beijing Pressure
• Trump Ends Special Status For Hong Kong To Punish China, China Vows Retaliation
• Trump Administration Drops Directive On International Students And Online Course
• UK Bans China’s Huawei From Its 5G Network, Hands US Big win
• Empire Actor, Bryshere Gray Arrested For Allegedly Assaulting His Wife
• Naya Rivera’s Body Recovered From Lake Piru 5 Days After She Went Missing
• Pelosi Says Trump ‘Messing With’ Children’s Health On School Reopenings
• Canada’s Trudeau Apologizes for ‘Mistake’ Amid Charity Uproar
• Tunisia PM Will Reshuffle Cabinet Amid Row With Moderate Islamist Ennahda Party
• Lebanese Man Greed By U.S. As Part Of Secret Talks – Sources
• U.N. Expert Accuses White House Of ‘Onslaught’ Against Media
• WHO Sounds Alarm As Coronavirus Cases Rise By One Million In Five Days
• Russia Completes Human Trials Of COVID-19 Vaccine