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Archive for the ‘international news’ Category:

• West African Bloc Urges Mali To Re-run Disputed Elections Amid Mass Protests
• Beijing Tests Food, Parcel Couriers For Coronavirus As City Checks Widen
• Leader Of London BLM Protests Demands Meeting With Johnson
• Beijing To Have Sweeping Powers Over Hong Kong Security Law, Stoking Concerns
• Police Under Investigation After Black British Man Shouts “I can’t Breathe” During Arrest
• World’s Most Expensive Cities For Expats In 2020 Revealed
• Meet The Chinese Man Who Added Weight, Gained 100kg During Five-Month Lockdown (Photo)
• China Charges Two Detained Canadians With Suspected Espionage, Trudeau ‘Very Disappointed’
• Mexico Blows Past 20,000 Coronavirus Deaths
• U.S., Russian Envoys To Discuss Arms Control In Austria Next Week – State Department
• Mainland China Reports 27 New Coronavirus Cases, Including 22 In Beijing
• U.S. Rejects Chinese Airlines’ Request For Additional Flights
• Brazil Passes 1 Million Coronavirus Cases With No End In Sight
• Pompeo Says Way U.S. Treats Hong Kong Depends On How China Does
• Harboring Hong Kong ‘Rioters’ Will harm Taiwan, China Says
• Beijing Tests Food, Parcel Couriers For Coronavirus As City Checks Widen
• North Korea Prepares Anti-South Leaflets Amid Heightened Tensions
• Amanda Seales To Host The “BET Awards” 2020, Alicia Keys, Lil Wayne, John Legend & More To Perform
• Lord Of The Rings Star, Sir Ian Holm Dies Aged 88
• German Prosecutors Accuse Russia Of Ordering Murder Of Former Chechen Rebel In Berlin
• China Hands Back 10 Soldiers Taken In Border Clash – Indian Official Source
• Belgian Police Protest Against Denigration Of Their Job
• India’s Modi Says Border Is Secure After Deadly Clash With China
• Iranian Judge Accused Of Corruption Found Dead In Romanian Hotel
• Activist Joshua Wong Says He Plans To Run For Hong Kong Legislature
• North Korea’s Kim Stokes Tensions with Eye On Distracted Trump
• Europe Tells U.S.: We Won’t Back Unilateral Iran Sanctions Snapback
• Putin Calls Fuel Spill Unprecedented For Russia, Greenpeace Sees $1.4 billion Damage
• U.N. Sets Up Inquiry Into Racism After George Floyd Death
• Florida Man Arrested For The Death Of Black Lives Matter Activist, Toyin Salau, Confesses And Reveals How He Killed Her
• COVID-19: ECOWAS Recommends Gradual Re-pening Of Regional Borders
• UNHCR Calls For Solidarity, Action As Global Displacement Hits Nearly 80 Million
• OPEC+ Sets June 22 Deadline For Non-compliant Members On Oil Output Cut
• Hungary Ready To Take Steps In Case Second Wave Of Coronavirus Comes – PM Orban
• Lovers Reunite Over Food As Singapore Eases Virus Lockdown
• New Zealand Police Officer Shot Dead During Routine Traffic Stop
• Turkish Court Rules Kurdish Leader’s Jailing Violated Rights
• China Says One-fifth Of Belt And Road Projects ‘Seriously Affected’ By Pandemic
• China’s Public Health Reforms May Not Prevent Next Virus – Experts
• South Korea’s Unification Minister Steps Down Over Rising Tensions With North Korea
• China Not Forthcoming In Hawaii Talks, But Made Commitment On Trade – U.S. Diplomat
• China Charges Two Detained Canadians With Alleged Espionage
• Satellite Images Suggest Chinese Activity At Himalayan Border With India Before Clash
• Discord thwarts U.N. nuclear watchdog’s plans for virtual Iran meeting
• Canada Hits 100,000 Coronavirus Cases, Major Challenges Remain
• U.S. Lawmakers Offer Bill To Block Trump From German Troop Withdrawal
• China Finds Heavy Coronavirus Traces In Seafood, meat sections Of Beijing Food Market
• #BlackLivesMatter: Atlanta Policeman Charged With Murder For Shooting Black Man, Rayshard Brooks Dead
• Nigeria, 17 Other Countries Become Members Of UN Economic and Social Council
• How Donald Trump Begged China To Help Hm Win Re-election Exposed By Ex-US National Security Advisor
• Australia begins probe into Rio’s destruction of Aboriginal site
• New Coronavirus Cases In New Zealand Rattle Public Confidence
• Brother Of George Floyd Urges U.N. Probe Into U.S. Racism, Violence
• Former Mexican State Governor Pleads Guilty In U.S. To Money Laundering
• China Says It Must Improve Hygiene In Markets After Beijing Outbreak
• Defectors Prepare Packages To Send To North Korea Despite Drowing Tensions
• South Korea’s Nuclear Envoy Visits U.S. As Tensions Flare With North Korea
• Trump Signs Bill Pressuring China Over Uighur Muslim Crackdown
• Top U.S, China Diplomats Meet In Hawaii Amid Frayed Ties
• COVID-19: WHO Welcomes Trial On Dexamethasone Medicine
• Colombia’s Potential Cocaine Output Up 1.5% In 2019, Says U.N. Drug Agency
• Amazon Forest Fires Could Increase Risk Of Serious Coronavirus Infections
• Britain Removes Protection From Churchill Statue For Macron Visit
• Hitler’s Birthplace Shows That Confronting Dark Past Can Take Decades
• Trump To Meet With Poland’s Duda At White House Next Week
• U.S. Hits Syria With Toughest Sanctions Yet To Push Assad To End War
• Saudi-led Coalition in Yemen Denies Killing Civilians In Saada Air Strike
• Pompeo To meet China’s top Diplomat In Hawaii, State Department Says
• China Says It Has Agreed With India To De-escalate Border Situation
• UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s Car Involved In Crash Outside Parliament
• China Warns Britain That Beijing Will Strike Back If UK Steps Out Of Line
• Kylie Jenner And Her 2-Year Old Daughter, Stormi Webster Are The Cover Stars Of Vogue Czechoslovakia (Photos)
• Police Release Photos Of The Florida House Where Body Of Oluwatoyin Salau Was Found After She Was Murdered
• Kourtney Kardashian And Scott Disick Spark Romance Rumors As She Rocks Same Flannel Shirt He Wore With Ex -Sofia Richie (Photos)
• South Korean Unification Minister Offers To Step Down, Yonhap Says
• New Zealand Military To Oversee Quarantine Facilities After New COVID-19 Case
• Honduran President Says He Is Infected With Coronavirus
• Australia Says Borders Likely To Stay Closed Until 2021
• German Minister, On Trump’s Troop Pullout Plan, Says Security Not A Commodity
• U.S. Wants Face-to-face Meeting With Iran On Prisoners
• Group Of 86 NGOs Issue Letter Calling For Scrapping Of Planned Hong Kong Security Law
• WHO Moves To Update COVID-19 Guidance After ‘Great News’ In Drug Study
• North Korea Rejects South’s Iffer Of Envoys, Vows To Redeploy Troops To Border
• U.S. Concerned By Libel Verdicts Against Philippine Journalists
• Harvard Professor Pleads Not Guilty In U.S. To Lying About China Ties
• African Nations Seek U.N. Inquiry Into U.S. Racism, ‘Police Brutality’
• American Wanted By FBI Arrested In Indonesia For Suspected Child Sex Crimes
• Indian Army Says 20 Soldiers Killed In Border Clashes With China
• North Korea Destroys Inter-Korean Liaison Office In ‘Terrific Explosion
• New Zealand reports first new cases in over three weeks
• At least 1 Shot At Albuquerque Protest. Police Detain Armed Civilian Group Members
• Three Indian Soldiers Killed In Violent Face-off With Chinese Troops
• Cardi B Appreciates Nigerians For Voting For Her At The NET Class Of 2020 Awards
• Shanghai To Quarantine All Who Arrive From Mid To High-risk COVID-19 Areas In China
• India’s Election-Bound Bihar State Records Nearly Double National Jobless Rate
• Police Called In After Violence Flares In French City Of Dijon
• U.S., China To Each Allow Four Weekly Flights For Airlines; Delta To Fly Next Week
• New Zealand Confirms Two New Cases Ending Coronavirus Free Run
• WHO Chief To Speak At Top Chinese University Graduation Ceremony
• Hong Kong Chief Says Opponents Of Security Law Are “Enemy Of The People”