PARIS — French President Emmanuel Macron's ruling party agreed on Monday to completely rewrite a draft plan that would have curbed the freedom to share images identifying police officers, after large protests over the weekend against police violence.
LONDON — When the coronavirus pandemic hit early this year and countries began competing for a limited global supply of medical masks and othe… Read more
BOGOTA — As a girl growing up in Ecuador's Amazon rainforest, Nemonte Nenquimo would listen to stories passed down from her ancestors about ho… Read more
An attack by Boko Haram Islamist insurgents on rice farmers in Nigeria's northeast left at least 110 of them dead, a United Nations official said. Read more
Police in France detained 81 people across the country after protests were held in several cities against police brutality and a controversial… Read more
DUBAI - Iran’s supreme leader promised on Saturday to retaliate for the killing of the Islamic Republic’s top nuclear scientist, raising the t… Read more
VATICAN CITY - Pope Francis on Saturday installed 13 new cardinals, including the first African-American to hold the high rank, further expand… Read more
DUBAI - Iran’s supreme leader promised on Saturday to retaliate for the killing of the Islamic Republic’s top nuclear scientist, raising the t… Read more
DUBAI (Reuters) - An Iranian scientist long suspected by the West of masterminding a secret nuclear bomb program was killed in an ambush near … Read more
LONDON - Days after grabbing headlines with its COVID-19 “vaccine for the world”, AstraZeneca is facing tricky questions about its success rat… Read more
WASHINGTON — Arms control advocates are urging Joe Biden to extend the last U.S.-Russian treaty limiting deployed strategic nuclear arms for f… Read more
MIAMI — Stirred by breathless warnings of a socialist menace, Cuban Americans turned out for President Donald Trump in massive numbers. Now th… Read more
The global tally of confirmed coronavirus cases hit 60 million on Wednesday, with the pace of new infections accelerating and the United State… Read more
NEW YORK — A United Nations Security Council sanctions committee is considering a U.S. proposal to streamline and lengthen exemptions from U.N… Read more
Europe is moving to a decisive stage in discussions to toughen the bloc's 2030 climate target and put into law the ambition to become the worl… Read more
Before 2020, the remote islands of the South Pacific were more accessible to leisure travelers than ever before. Thanks to affordable global a… Read more
JOHANNESBURG — As jewelry sales get a pre-Christmas boost, consumers were warned on Tuesday that major brands are still not doing enough to co… Read more
ADDIS ABABA/NAIROBI (Reuters) — Ethiopia's state-appointed rights watchdog accused a Tigrayan youth group on Tuesday of killing hundreds of ci… Read more
BANGKOK — Land inequality is growing worldwide, threatening the livelihoods of 2.5 billion people who directly rely on farming and widening di… Read more
KABUL (Reuters) — Twin explosions in the central Afghan province of Bamiyan killed at least 14 people and wounded 45 more, provincial official… Read more
JERUSALEM — Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu traveled to Saudi Arabia and met its crown prince, an Israeli official said on Monday, in what w… Read more
ADDIS ABABA/NAIROBI — Ethiopian federal forces were encircling the Tigray region's capital from around 50 kilometers (30 miles) on Monday, the… Read more
World leaders urged countries not to lose sight of climate goals in the coronavirus pandemic, endorsing the aims of the Paris agreement amid h… Read more
ISTANBUL — Little was expected of this year's Group of 20 Leaders' Summit. It was a muted affair, presented virtually during a resurgent globa… Read more
TOKYO - Governors of prefectures where the spread of the novel corona-virus has increased will be allowed to decide whether to suspend the Go … Read more
BEIJING - President Xi Jinping said on Saturday that China is ready to step up global COVID-19 vaccine cooperation, and called for better inte… Read more
BEIJING/DUBAI/WASHINGTON - Leaders of the 20 biggest economies on Saturday vowed to ensure a fair distribution of COVID-19 vaccines, drugs and… Read more
LONDON (Reuters) – Britain could ease stringent COVID-19 rules to allow families to gather for Christmas as signs indicate that coronavirus ca… Read more
OTTAWA (Reuters) – Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said on Friday that Canada’s hospital system could be overwhelmed as modeling showed new COVI… Read more
UNITED NATIONS (Reuters) – U.N. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres warned on Friday that “the developing world is on the precipice of financia… Read more
ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia/UM RAKUBA, Sudan (Reuters) – Government forces captured two towns from rebel forces in Ethiopia’s northern Tigray region… Read more
Regarding the government's Go To Eat campaign to help the food-service industry amid the economic impact of the coronavirus pandemic, Prime Mi… Read more
The University of Oxford confirmed that the COVID-19 vaccine it is developing with AstraZeneca produced strong immune responses in older adult… Read more
Hurricane Iota's death toll in the Central America region on Wednesday rose to 22, including two children, as survivors and rescuers continue … Read more
The United Kingdom government made serious mistakes in the rush to procure billions of pounds of equipment and services in response to the cor… Read more
NAIROBI – Kenya said on Wednesday it had arrested three hospital staff in a probe into the theft and sale of babies, accusing some public hosp… Read more
WASHINGTON – From office workers to students, Americans facing colder weather and more time inside have a pressing question: How can they keep… Read more
RIO DE JANEIRO – Brazilians are more concerned about climate change as a catastrophic risk compared with residents in several other big econom… Read more
SYDNEY – Australia said on Thursday that 19 current and former soldiers will be referred for potential criminal prosecution for allegedly kill… Read more
JERUSALEM (The Washington Post) — The Palestinian leadership has agreed to resume cooperation with Israel on security, financial and logistica… Read more
SINGAPORE/BEIJING (Reuters) — Sinovac Biotech's experimental COVID-19 vaccine CoronaVac triggered a quick immune response but the level of ant… Read more
(The Washington Post) — Three rockets, apparently fired by an Iranian-backed Iraqi militia, landed in the U.S. Embassy complex within Baghdad'… Read more
(The Washington Post) — Afghanistan could once again become a haven for international terrorist organizations that seek to harm Western countr… Read more
UNITED NATIONS (Reuters) — Germany accused Russia and China on Tuesday of preventing a United Nations Security Council committee from determin… Read more
WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump, with two months left in office, last week asked for options on attacking Iran's main nuclear site, but ul… Read more
LIMA — Peru's Congress on Monday chose legislator Francisco Sagasti as the Andean country's caretaker president, in an attempt to defuse a sha… Read more
MOSCOW — President Vladimir Putin on Monday approved the creation of a Russian naval facility in Sudan capable of mooring nuclear-powered surf… Read more
Central America braced for its second major hurricane in as many weeks as Hurricane Iota, now a record-setting Category 5 storm, roared ashore… Read more
Bill 404-35, which tightens regulations on septic tank systems built over the Groundwater Protection Zone, continues to prove divisive, as government officials back the measure while realtors and property owners oppose what they say is legislation that will hurt future development.
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The Guam Visitors Bureau has cautioned advocates of the recreational cannabis industry that Guam's image as a family-friendly destination need… Read more
The United States took control of Guam as a result of the Treaty of Paris in 1898. The treaty was the signature event that ended the Spanish-A… Read more
A phrase that we’ve commonly heard throughout this pandemic was “We’re in this together.” But as the months passed and the situation wasn’t ge… Read more
