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• Fearing An Election Loss, Trump Allies Push Him To Be Less Polarizing
• Biden Pulls Together Hundreds Of Lawyers As A Bulwark Against Election Trickery
• At Least 50 Dead In Landslide At Myanmar Jade Mine, Officials Say
• India’s Coronavirus Cases Cross 600,000 aAmid Easing Of Lockdowns
• Australia Steps Up Police Patrols In Melbourne’s Locked Down Virus Hotspots
• Hong Kong Police Arrest Suspect At Airport After Officer Assaulted In Security Law Protests
• “They Only Want Selfies With Me”- Teenage Activist, Greta Thunberg Slams World Leaders
• U.S. Delays American Diplomats’ Return To China Amid Concerns Over Coronavirus Testing, Quarantine
• On A Target Date, Israel Signals Delay In West Bank Annexation Moves
• Hong Kong Police Arrest More Than 300 Protesting China’s ‘Birthday Gift’ Of Security Law
• Rich Men Are Terrible Lovers And Not Worth The Comfortable Life They Offer – Woman Says
• P*rn Actress Wanted By Police After Filming S3x Scene On Bus Without Face Mask
• Tokyo Confirms 67 New Cases Of Coronavirus Infection Wednesday – NHK
• North Korean Defectors Arrivals In South Plummets Amid Virus Lockdowns
• Boat That Sank On Turkey’s Lake Van Was Carrying Up To 60 Migrants, Minister Says
• Brazil Military Moves To Protect Indigenous People From COVID-19 Deep In Amazon Forest
• South Korea’s MoonCalls For U.S.-North Korea Leaders’ Summit Before U.S. Election
• As Japan Re-opens, A Hospital Grapples With Coronavirus Aftermath
• Australia To Lock Down 300,000 In Melbourne Suburbs After Coronavirus Spike
• Israeli Foreign Minister Says Annexation Move Unlikely On Wednesday
• Suspects Arrested by Chinese Agents In Hong Kong Could Be Tried On Mainland
• UNICEF Supports Kaduna Govt. To Boost Nutrition Services
• Putin Urges Russians To Vote For Changes That Could Extend His Rule
• Pompeo Pushes Iran Arms Embargo At UN, Russia Says U.S. Knee On Iran’s Neck
• First Coronavirus Case Found In Sprawling Migrant Camp At U.S. Border
• Canada Extends COVID-19 International Border Closures, Mandatory Quarantine Order
• Major West Bank Annexation Move Not Imminent, Israeli Minister Signals
• Jamaica Suspends Use Of British Royal Insignia After Anti-racism Protests
• 13 Dead, Several People Injured In Explosion At Medical Clinic In North Tehran – Khabaronline
• China Passes Sweeping HK Security Law, Heralding Authoritarian Era
• Interpol Rejects Iran’s Request For Trump Arrest
• Momma, I Made It: Six Things You Don’t Know About Yvonne Orji
• Kim Kardashian Celebrates Her New Billionaire Status With Kanye West (Photos)
• Four Ex-Police Officers Charged In George Floyd’s Killing Appear In Court
• Chinese Scientists Warn That Pigs Could Be The Source Of Next Pandemic As Strain Of Swine Flu In China Has Potential To Spread To Humans
• Man Defrauds South African Government Of N128M, Spends It On Family, Girlfriend
• Check Out Rob Kardashian’s Impressive Weight Loss As He Makes Rare Appearance At Khloe’s Birthday Party (Photos)
• Facing Crisis, Cuba Calls On Citizens To Grow More Of Their Own Food
• Singapore PM’s Brother Will Not Contest July 10 Election
• U.N. To Call For More Aid For Syrians At Virtual Donor Meeting
• U.S. Starts Paring Back Hong Kong’s Special Status Due To Security Law
• Facing Criticism, White House To Brief Democrats On Reports Russia Paid Taliban To Kill U.S. Troops
• China Passes National Security Law In Turning Point For Hong Kong
• New York’s Cuomo Says Trump Should Mandate Masks In Public To Fight Virus
• Afghan Peace Talks Likely To Start Soon, Reduced Violence Needed: Pakistan Ambassador
• Iran Issues Warrant For Trump Over killing Of Top General
• Macron Says Local Vote His Party Lost Should Not Entail National Conclusions
• Generation Putin Comes Of Age As Russians Vote On Extending His Rule
• Israel’s Netanyahu And Gantz At Odds Over West Bank Annexation Moves
• Seven Die As ‘Separatist’ Gunmen Attack Pakistan Stock Exchange
• No Excuse’ For Countries That Fail In Contact Tracing, WHO’s Tedros Says
• 18 Year Old Rapist Jailed After His Parents Made Him Report Himself To The Police
• Thailand Reports Seven New Coronavirus Cases, All Imported, No New Deaths
• Qatar To Further Ease Coronavirus Curbs As Infections Pass Peak
• Vietnam Grounds Pakistani Pilots Over Licence Concerns
• China Reports 12 New COVID-19 Eases Vs 17 A Day Earlier
• Fighting In Taiwan Parliament After Opposition Occupies Building
• Australia Sees Biggest Daily Rise In COVID-19 Cases In Two Months
• Singapore PM’s Brother Thrusts First-family Row Into Politics
• Global Coronavirus Deaths Top Half A Million
• Trump Deletes Video With ‘White Power’ Slogan, After Backlash
• One Of The Police Officers At The Scene Of George Floyd’s Killing Is A Nigerian Man
• Dozens Detained At Anti-social Distancing Rally In The Hague
• In Haiti, Coronavirus Spreads In Slums, Showing Challenge For Latin America
• Police In Scotland Deal With “Targeted Assault” In Glasgow, No Threat To Public
• It Is Rocket Science: EU To Speed Up Space Ambitions, Breton Says
• Wearing Face Masks, French Turnout In Low Numbers For Delayed Local Elections
• India Seeks Extradition From Pakistan Of Suspected Mumbai Attack Mastermind
• Trump Denies Being Told About Russian Bounties To Kill U.S. Troops In Afghanistan
• ‘Get Britain Moving Again’, PM Johnson To Unveil New Infrastructure Plan
• Dozens Arrested As Hong Kongers Protest Planned National Security Laws
• Global coronavirus cases surpass 10 million
• APC Crisis: Governors Divided Over Next Party Chair
• NORAD Fighter Jets Intercept Russian Military Aircraft Off Alaska
• France Returns To Polls For Municipal Elections, Macron Faces Drubbing
• Ireland To Keep Its 14-day Quarantine On British travellers
• Brazen Cartel Attack In Mexico City Opens New Front In Crime Battle
• Australia’s Victoria State Mandates Coronavirus Testing For Travellers
• UK Ready To Quit EU On ‘Australia Terms’ If No Brexit Deal, Johnson Says
• Scottish Police Name Sudanese Man Shot Dead During Knife Attack
• Biden criticizes Trump For Inaction Over Reported Russian Bounties
• Global Coronavirus Cases Exceed 10 Million
• NGO Partners AU Council On Malaria Control
• White Teacher Who Threatened To Kneel On Students’ Necks Fired In South Africa
• Spain Maintains Ban On Cruise Ships Even As Tourism Sector Reopens
• Far Right Takes To Lisbon Streets To Deny Racism Is A Problem
• Biracial Woman Set On Fire By 4 White Men In The US
• Counter-Terrorism Police Charge Man With Three Murders After Knife Attack In England
• Global COVID-19 Fundraising Meeting Raises $6.9 billion, Leaders Want Vaccine For All
• Martin Named New Irish Prime Minister, Vows To Tackle Deep Recession
• “Respect Our Police” – Wives Of French Officers Berate Government
• UK Ready To Quit EU On ‘Australia Terms’ If No Brexit Deal, PM Johnson Says
• Update: 16-Year-Old TikTok Star Siya Kakkar Killed Herself ‘ After Receiving Threats’
• Officer Hurt In Glasgow Knife Attack Says Swift Police Action Saved Lives
• Fourteen Bodies Found In Mexico As Violence Continues To Rise
• Filipino Lawyer Says He’s Been Framed Over Wirecard’s Missing Billions
• China Sees Uptick In New COVID-19 Cases, Including 17 In Beijing
• Russia Offered Afghan Militants Bounties To Kill U.S. Troops
• Australia’s Victoria Struggles To Contain Coronavirus
• Coronavirus Cases In India Cross 500,000 As Big Cities Reel From Surge