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Archive for the ‘international news’ Category:

• Virus-hit Beijing Tightens Outbound Travel – Shanghai Demands Quarantine
• North Korean Army ‘Fully Ready’ For Action Over South Korean Propaganda Leaflets – KCNA
• Pompeo To Meet Chinese Delegation In Hawaii This Week
• Travel Resumes Across Europe Amid Hopes Of Economic Recovery
• ‘It Was The Right Thing To Do’, Says Man In London Anti-Racism Picture
• Canada Sees Tight U.N. Security Council Race, Says Coronavirus Response Could Help
• U.S. Accuses Venezuela’s Maduro Of Seeking To Rig Upcoming Vote
• Russia Jails Ex-U.S. Marine For 16 Years On Spying Charges
• Israel Builds New Jerusalem Road That Will Link Settlements As Government Weighs West Bank Annexation
• 65-Year-Old Grandmother Marries Her 24-Year-Old Adopted Son (Photos)
• African President To Become The First To Die Of Coronavirus (Photo)
• Bollywood Actor Sushant Singh Rajput Commits Suicide
• As Quarantine Wanes, Bogota’s Medics Brace For A Spike In COVID Cases
• Black Lives Matter Protesters March Through Tokyo
• Putin Says Russia’s Handling Of Coronavirus Is Superior To U.S.
• Britain Reviews Distancing Rule For Next Stage Of Easing Lockdown
• Kim Jong Un’s Sister Threatens Military Action Against South Korea
• Atlanta police chief steps down after officer shoots and kills Rayshard Brooks at a Wendy’s drive-through.
• Johnson Jondemns ‘Thuggery’ After Far-right Protests In London
• Hong Kong Riot Cop Rebuked For Chanting ‘Black Lives Matter’
• El Salvador’s President Says Economic Re-opening To Begin June 16
• Nineteen Dead In Gas-tanker Accident In China’s Zhejiang
• Australia’s Largest States Further Ease Coronavirus Curbs
• U.S. Embassy In Seoul Displays Black Lives Matter Banner In Support Of Anti-racism Protests
• Australian Police Arrest Two After Captain Cook Statue Defaced
• Kwaku Agyeman Manu Tests Positive For Coronavirus
• Coronavirus: Beijing Shuts Food Market And Goes Into ‘wartime Emergency Mode
• Anti-racism Protesters Clash With Police In Paris
• More Than 10,000 March In Zurich Against Racism
• Lebanese PM Blames Opponents For Unrest As Protests Enter Third Day
• Iran’s Zarif sees Trump favourite to win U.S. election
• Iran Prepared To Retaliate If U.S. Stopped Venezuela-Bound Tankers – News Agency
• AstraZeneca Agrees To Supply Europe With 400 Million Doses Of COVID-19 Vaccine
• Ukraine Alleges $5 Million Bribe Over Burisma, No Biden Link
• North Korea Warns Of Retaliatory Actions Over Defectors In South
• Far-right And Anti-racism Protesters Scuffle In London
• Cristiano Ronaldo’s Partner Georgina Admits She Was ‘Ashamed’ To Workout With Him As She Poses In A Thong And Sports Bra For Women’s Health Magazine
• #NigeriansMustFall Trends In South Africa After A Video Of A South African Woman Stripping And Twerking For Nigerian Men Went Viral (video)
• China Reports 11 New Confirmed, 7 Asymptomatic COVID-19 Cases For June 12
• Venezuela Top Court Names New Electoral Council, Opposition Defiant
• Mexico City To Begin Gradual Exit From Lockdown On Monday
• Australia’s Largest State Reports First Local Coronavirus Case In Weeks
• U.S.’s Pompeo Plans To Meet Chinese Officials In Hawaii – Politico
• Churchill Statue Boarded Up Ahead Of Expected UK Protests On Saturday
• Canada To Mandate Temperature Checks For Airline Passengers, Trudeau Says
• ‘Shameful’ To Threaten Churchill Statue, Says UK PM Johnson
• Coronavirus Hitting The Americas Hardest Says World Health Organization
• Iraq, U.S. Affirm Commitment To U.S. Troop Reduction – Statement
• Iran Rejects UN Report That Arms ‘Of Iranian Origin’ Used In Saudi Attacks
• Refusing To Be Silenced, Some Myanmar Journalists Work From Shadows
• Risk Of New Lockdowns Rises With Fear Of Second COVID-19 Wave
• A 50,000 Year Old Lake In India Turns Pink And Experts Don’t Know Exactly Why
• Meet The Woman Who Now Lives With Her Intestines Hanging Outside Her Belly After Surviving A Shooting
• Tyson Fury’s Father Brags, Says His Son Will Knock Out Anthony Joshua In First Round
• Woman’s Search For Birth Parents Leads To Landmark S.Korea Adoption Ruling
• Trump Authorizes Sanctions Over ICC Afghanistan War Crimes Case
• Hong Kong Government Rejects UK Criticism Of New Security Law As Biased
• Iraq, U.S. Affirm Commitment To U.S. Troop Withdrawal – State Media
• Arms Seized By U.S., Missiles Used To Attack Saudi Arabia ‘Of Iranian Origin’: U.N.
• Sony Officially Reveals The Full Design For PlayStation 5 (Photos)
• Turkish Court Jails U.S. Consulate Worker On Terrorism Charges
• Mexican President Eyes Regulatory Changes, Critics Decry Power Grab
• Graves Dug In Rio Beach To Protest Handling Of COVID-19 Pandemic
• Earlier Coronavirus Second Wave Feared In Europe After Mass Protests
• Trump Authorizes Sanctions Over ICC Afghanistan War Crimes Case
• U.S. Looking At Various Responses To China’s Law On Hong Kong – Mnuchin
• Dozens Killed And Thousands Displaced As Floods And Rainstorms Hit China (Photos)
• Trump is getting his reopening even as the virus takes another swipe
• Joe Biden Reveals What Will Happen To Trump If He Loses The Election And Refuses To Leave The White House
• Anthony Joshua And Tyson Fury Agree A Deal For Two Historic Fights
• South African Cigarette Makers Challenge Sales Ban
• George Floyd: Journalist Blinded During Protest Sues Minneapolis Police, State Patrol
• History Made As US Senate Confirms First Black Service Chief
• Cuba To Test Visitors For Coronavirus, Limit Tourism To Keys
• South Korean Doctors Find Risk Factors For Severe COVID-19 Cases
• Latin America Hits 70,000 Pandemic Deaths, Daily Record In Mexico
• U.S-Polish Fort Trump Project Crumbles
• Outgoing U.S. Ambassador To Germany Defends Troop Withdrawal Plan
• North Korea Says U.S. Meddling In Inter-Korean Affairs Could Affect Election
• Zoom Suspends U.S-Based Activists’ Account After Tiananmen Event
• Putin’s Foes Divided Over Russian Vote That Could Extend His Rule
• Families Of COVID Victims In Hard-hit Italian City Seek Judicial Probe
• New Coronavirus Deaths In France Sharply Down, But Cases Rise
• Canada’s Political Consensus Over Coronavirus Aid
• Pompeo Welcomes Agreement For U.N. Libya Talks, Urges Speedy Ceasefire Process
• U.S. Court Asked To Force Facebook To Release Myanmar Officials’ Data For Genocide Case
• 4-Year-Old-Boy Shot Dead At His Own Birthday Party By An Ex Soldier
• US Senate Confirms First Black Service Chief In Historic Vote (Photo)
• I Became A Sex Worker After I Was Raped At 11 – Lady Shares Ordeal (Video)
• EU Rejects Any US Attempt To Invoke Iran Nuclear Deal
• Woman Stabbed Her Boyfriend For Texting Instead Of Calling On Her Birthday
• Arrest Of Mexican Labor Activist Raises Concerns For Worker Rights
• Oil Tankers Turn away from Venezuela As More Sanctions Loom
• Turkey’s Erdogan Appoints New Governors In 41 Provinces – Official Gazette
• Canada, U.S. Set To Extend Border Closure To End-July
• Hong Kong Police Arrest 53 During Fresh Pro-democracy Protests
• Japan Wants To Take Lead For G7 Statement On Hong Kong: Abe
• Mexico Confirms Nearly 600 New Coronavirus Deaths – Health Ministry
• Russia, China Build Case At U.N. To Protect Iran From U.S. Sanctions Threat
• Nancy Pelosi, Charles Schumer Kneel To Honor George Floyd