EU Reopens Its Borders to 14 Nations But Not to US Tourists
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China Approves Contentious Hong Kong National Security Law
The legislation follows months of anti-government protests in Hong Kong that at times descended into violence.
Iran Issues Arrest Warrant for Trump that Interpol Rejects
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Congo Announces End to 2nd Deadliest Ebola Outbreak Ever
The outbreak killed 2,280 people over nearly two years.
Slave’s Grave Vandalized in Bristol in Apparent Retaliation
British officials said the grave of an enslaved African man has been vandalized in an apparent “retaliation attack” after protesters in the city of Bristol toppled the statue of a prominent slave trader.
Report: Russia-Linked Disinformation Operation Still Active
A Kremlin-linked social media disinformation operation that sought to interfere with the 2016 U.S. election has continued its work to divide and discredit Western democracies, a new report finds.
American Sentenced to 16 Years in Russia on Spying Charges
Paul Whelan, a corporate security executive and Marine Corps veteran from Michigan, was arrested in 2018 while attending a friend's wedding in Russia.
Philippine Journalist Convicted of Libel, Given 6-Year Term
The Manila court found Maria Ressa, her online news site Rappler Inc. and former reporter Reynaldo Santos Jr. guilty of libeling a wealthy businessman.
Amid US Tension, Iran Builds Fake Aircraft Carrier to Attack
As tensions remain high between Iran and the U.S., the Islamic Republic appears to have constructed a new mock-up of an aircraft carrier off its southern coast for potential live-fire drills.
North Korea Cuts Off All Communication With South Korea
In its announcement, North Korea said the move was a response to South Korea’s failure to stop activists from floating anti-Pyongyang leaflets across their border.
With Recovery of Last Case, New Zealand Eradicates Virus
With the last known infected person now recovered, Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern said she was confident New Zealand had halted the spread of COVID-19 but it still must be prepared for more.
Brazil Stops Publishing Coronavirus Death Toll
Brazil’s government has stopped publishing a running total of coronavirus deaths and infections in an extraordinary move that critics call an attempt to hide the true toll of the disease in Latin America’s largest nation.
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