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Archive for the ‘international news’ Category:

• Spain Plans Last Emergency Decree Extension As Protests Break Out
• British Police Arrest 19 At London Protest Against Social Distancing
• Trump Says He Is Considering Restoring Some Funding To WHO, No Decision Made
• Rwanda Genocide Suspect Kabuga Arrested In France After Decades On The Run
• Europe Sees Two Deaths, Multiple Cases Of COVID-linked Syndrome In Children
• Brazil Loses New Health Minister As Bolsonaro Grabs Reins In Coronavirus Crisis
• Ultra-nationalist Party Stages Anti-government Protest In Sofia
• Russia Reports 9,200 New Coronavirus Infections
• Ghanaian Nurse Who Twerked In Her Uniform Declared Wanted By Nurses Association
• Impoverished Burundi, Battered By Violence And Coronavirus, Gears Up For Elections
• Caught In India’s Lockdown, 23 Migrants Die In Truck Crash Going Home
• Slovakia Lifts Last Roma Settlement Quarantine
• Germany’s Confirmed Coronavirus Cases Rise By 620 To 173,772: RKI
• Thailand Reports No New Coronavirus Cases, No Additional Deaths
• Residents Of Bogota Slum Facing Eviction Despite Quarantine
• Colombia To Work Together With Hard-hit Brazil To Fight Coronavirus On Border – Duque
• As Australia Slowly Relaxes Lockdown, Victoria Battles COVID-19 Clusters
• China Reports Eight New COVID-19 Cases, Up From Four A Day Earlier
• India’s Coronavirus Infections Surpass China, But Contagion Slowing
• Crowds At Wuhan Clinics Fear Coronavirus Testing Could Rekindle Disease
• Namibian President Cuts Ministers’ Perks In Coronavirus Fight
• Keenly-watched COVID-19 Vaccine ‘Won’t Be Expensive’, Developer Says
• Caught in Trump-China feud, WHO leader under siege
• Georgian President Pardons Two Opposition Politicians
• Italy’s Beauty Sector Hopes Coronavirus Doesn’t Crack The Mirror
• Spain Quarantines Overseas Travellers As Coronavirus Death Toll Pace Slows
• Trump Says Doesn’t Want To Talk To Xi, Could Even Cut China Ties
• Chinese Envoy Says U.S. Undermining Global Economy, Virus Fight
• U.S. Health Secretary Expresses Confidence In Abbott’s Fast COVID-19 Test
• UK, EU Demand Each Other Give Ground In Trade Talks Or Risk No Deal
• Brutal Afghan Attacks Highlight Limitations Of U.S.-Taliban Deal
• Fearing Second Wave, China’s Wuhan Ramps Up Coronavirus Tests
• Lovers Kept Apart By Coronavirus Reunited As Border Fence Comes Down
• Meet The Baby Which Survived After Being Shot Twice By Terrorists Inside A Hospital
• Cardi B Sends Special Message To 2020 Graduates Amids Coronavirus Pandemic
• Jeff Bezos Could Become World’s First Trillionaire In Six Years
• Sickening Photos Show Brutal Injuries YouTuber Vitaly Zdorovetskiy Allegedly Inflicted On A Woman Accusing Him Of Attacking Her
• Slovenia Declares End Of Coronavirus Epidemic
• Serious Drama As Controversial Ghanaian Pastor, Bishop Obinim Gets Arrested By Police
• Two Skydivers Fall From The Sky After Their Parachutes Got Entangled Mid-Air
• Country Announces Five-Year Ban On Buying Cars For Politicians
• Pregnant Katy Perry Showcases Her Growing Baby Bump In Beautiful New Photos
• “I Regret Everything I’ve Done” Amy Childs Speaks About Undergoing Cosmetic Surgery At 18 As She Advices Young Women To Desist From It
• Couple Marry Naked In Front Of 40 Naked Guests And A Naked Officiator (photos)
• Ex-PSG Star, Ezequiel Lavezzi And His Model Girlfriend Natalia Borges Caught Up In Sex Tape Blackmail Plot As Hackers ‘Threaten To Post Their Intimate Videos’
• Taiwan Rejects China’s Main Condition For WHO Participation
• Roche Says New Diagnostic Solution Could Help COVID-19 Patients
• Thailand Reports 7 New Coronavirus Cases, All From Overseas
• The 21st Century Lends Britain’s Ancient Parliament A Hand
• Chinese Official Hails ‘Incomparable’ Improvement In Air Quality As Virus Hits Industry
• Separated By Coronavirus, Malaysian Mothers In Singapore Freeze Breast Milk For Babies At Home
• U.S. Says Islamic State Conducted Attack On Kabul Hospital
• China’s Wuhan Says Tested Almost A Third Of Residents For Coronavirus Since April
• Japan’s Regions Emerge From Virus Emergency While Tokyo Enters ‘New Normal’
• France Defends Equal Access To Any Vaccine As U.S. Eyes Its Own Plans
• Clogged Cooling System Likely Cause Of Gas Leak In India, Three Investigators Say
• Britons Hold Eighth Week Of Applause For Carers
• Europe Pins Hopes On Antibody Tests To Avoid Second Virus Wave
• Wuhan Residents Brave Rain, Queues For COVID-19 Mass-testing Campaign
• U.S. Considers Returning Cuba To List Of State Sponsors Of Terrorism
• Coronavirus May Be Here To Stay – WHO Warns As New Clusters Emerge
• Uber Sacks 3,500 Employees Via A Zoom Call
• WHO Opens Up On Madagascar Herbal Potion That Cures Coronavirus
• See The Moment A Corpse Waved During A Burial Service In Indonesia
• Madagascar President Blasts WHO, Says Drink Cures COVID-19 In 10 Days
• Ghanaian Sex Worker Allegedly Pushed Her Customer To Death From Hotel Window While He Still Had A Condom On
• 52-Year-Old Woman Mauled To Death By Her French Bulldog
• New Zealand Leaps Out Of Coronavirus Lockdown With Bungee Jumps, Midnight Haircuts
• Malaysia Drops 1MDB Money Laundering Case Against “Wolf Of Wall Street” Producer
• UK Says Belgium Is Worse On COVID-19 Deaths Per Million
• ‘We Feel Like Guests’: Manila Cruise Flotilla Offers Crew Confinement In Comfort
• Germany’s Coronavirus Infections Rise By 933 Cases To 172,239 – RKI
• Australia Posts Surge In Coronavirus-Fuelled Unemployment
• South Korea To Boost Coronavirus Tracing Privacy Amid Fears Of Backlash
• Coronavirus Brings Curtain Down On Cambodia Shadow Puppet Theatre
• Japan Expected To Lift Emergency In Most Areas Except Tokyo
• U.S. Envoy Threatens To Trigger Return Of U.N. Sanctions On Iran
• U.N. Warns Of Global Mental Health Crisis Due To COVID-19 Pandemic
• US Says China Is Trying To Steal COVID-19 Vaccine Research
• Kim Kardashian Celebrates 170 Million Instagram Followers By Releasing New Photos Of Her In A Figure Hugging, Cleavage-Baring, Low-Cut Dress
• EU Pushes To Re-open Borders For Summer Tourism Amidst Coronavirus
• Tunisia Relaxes Curfew With Virus Outbreak Slowing
• Spanish Antibody Study Suggests 5% Of Population Affected By Coronavirus
• Ignoring Social Distancing, Protesters Mock Hong Kong Leader Lam On Her Birthday
• Slovakia Faces Frustration Over Quarantine Centres As It Eases Lockdown
• Maternity Ward Massacre Shakes Afghanistan And Its Peace Process
• Khloe Kardashian Shuts Down Rumour She Is Pregnant Again For Tristan Thompson
• Merkel Urges Germans Not To Jeopardize Coronavirus Achievements
• Canada, U.S. Are Likely To Extend Travel Restrictions Until June 21 – sources
• England Tiptoes Out Of Lockdown As Economy Withers
• Footballer Dos Santos Posts Naked Picture Of Himself In Bed With Popular Instagram Model In The Middle Of An Apparent Romp (+18 photo)
• Kelly Rowland, 39, Strips To Her Underwear To Show Off Her Enviable Physique
• Turkish Footballer, Cevher Toktas Arrested After ‘Confessing’ To Killing His 5-Year-Old Son Because He ‘Didn’t Love Him’
• Teenage Girls Who Were Raped And Robbed During Russia’s Lockdown Threatened With Fines For Breaking COVID-19 Restrictions
• Germany’s Confirmed Coronavirus Cases Rise By 798 To 171,306 – RKI
• South Korea’s LG Chem Sends Delegation To India To Probe Deadly Gas Leak
• Australians Told To ‘Maintain Vigilance’ As Coronavirus Curbs Eased
• South Korea Sticks With Virus Lockdown Rollback Despite Nightclub Outbreak
• Murder Case Claims Turbulent Career Of Veteran Lesotho PM
• As COVID-19 Cases In Yemen Surge, Some Sources See Undercounting