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People on the streets were warned against even shouting slogans in a city once known for its free expression.
The secret to Australia’s success in beating the coronavirus? Being an island helps.
With lockdowns and border closures easing, Australia is on track for a coronavirus-free Christmas.
Europe moves to sue Britain over breaching Brexit withdrawal deal
Boris Johnson is breaking one deal even as negotiations with Europe are ongoing over the next one.
The two-year relationship between Trump and Kim bought a freeze in testing, but all along the North Korean was expanding his arsenal and digging new bunkers.
In most of the world, the tax records of politicians are off-limits.
“The spiteful debate mirrors a country that is no longer even capable of having a dignified discussion,” read a scathing editorial published by a right-leaning Swiss newspaper.
Negotiations have not gotten Sudan on board with other Arab nations to recognize Israel.
Labour lawmakers called the suggestion "heartless" and "inhumane."
What we know about the group that will determine the future of Afghanistan in talks with the government.
The report sought to address concerns that some European Union members are becoming increasingly authoritarian.
The destruction in 1992 led to deadly riots and was a key moment in the rise of Hindu nationalism now dominating the country.
Thanks to some heroic simultaneous interpreters, Japanese viewers were treated to the real-time raw chaos of the dueling candidates.
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Detachments of foreign fighters from countries ravaged by war are appearing on battlefields elsewhere.
Renowned Brazilian chef Dudu Mesquita recovered from covid-19, but his senses of taste and smell remain impaired. Now he must relearn how to cook.
U.S. Customs and Border Protection is preparing a ceremony for the president to mark 400 miles of new barriers.
Critics of Saudi Arabia show signs of becoming more organized after the journalist’s killing.
As companies rethink Japan’s intense work culture, one chief executives plans to move his workers to a picturesque island.
A Maltese official initially suggested the country may try to retrieve the tooth from the young royal.
The group’s bank accounts were frozen and executives interrogated by authorities.
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A withdrawal of U.S. diplomats from Baghdad could be a prelude to a bombing campaign.
A Sweden-based organization that promotes democracy says it is not responsible for a smartphone application’s inclusion of a controversial term describing the ethnic background of candidates in Myanmar’s upcoming elections
A team of Polish divers say they have found almost intact wreckage of German steamer Karlsruhe that was bombed by Soviet planes and sunk in the Baltic Sea in April 1945 with the loss of hundreds of civilian and military lives
Indian police have detained key leaders of the opposition Congress party, Rahul Gandhi and his sister Priyanka Gandhi, after preventing them from visiting a northern village where a 19-year-old woman from India’s lowest caste was gang raped last month and later died in a hospital
Hong Kong police have arrested at least 60 people on suspicion of unauthorized assembly on China’s National Day holiday after crowds gathered in a popular shopping district chanting pro-democracy slogans
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