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Military coup in Sudan by remnants of past regime thwarted, authorities say
China is key to saving the planet from climate change. But it can’t quit coal.
Beijing’s approach could determine the outcome of a critical U.N. climate summit.
Far-right activists blamed for fueling anti-vaccine mobs in Melbourne
A federal lawmaker said “hard-right man-baby Nazis" aimed to rile up construction workers over the halt of all nonessential building work.
Justin Trudeau’s Liberals win Canadian election, fall short of majority
The vote Monday capped a campaign that many felt was unnecessary, failed to inspire much enthusiasm and featured ugly scenes of protesters.
‘An iron curtain’: Australia’s covid rules are stranding people at state borders
Restrictions have displaced people across the country, with some setting up camp in the Outback while they wait — and wait — for permission to go home.
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Biden goes to the U.N. needing to salvage his global agenda
This wasn't the atmosphere Biden hoped for before his first address to the United Nations as president.
Homeland security officials will investigate after images show agents on horseback grabbing migrants, Mayorkas says
Democratic lawmakers blasted the White House over the scenes in Del Rio, Tex., and the Biden administration’s deportation flights to Haiti.
Putin’s United Russia party holds big majority in Russia’s three-day parliamentary elections
The opposition has faulted a new online voting system that it says delivered the election to the ruling party in many areas.
N.Y. man arrested over threat to kill Dominican president during visit to city
Enrique Figueroa, 47, made menacing posts aimed at the leader, who is in New York for the U.N. meetings, prosecutors say.
U.S. to lift covid travel ban, allowing entry for vaccinated Europeans and others
European leaders had been incensed by the restrictions imposed by Trump and kept in place by Biden.
Shooting at Russian university leaves at least 6 dead, 24 injured
Such mass shootings are relatively rare in Russia, which has strict laws on civilian gun ownership.
‘Hotel Rwanda’ inspiration Paul Rusesabagina sentenced to 25 years in prison for terrorism-related charges
Rusesabagina's supporters have criticized the trial as unfair and not following international standards of due process.
Thousands flee La Palma volcano eruption as rivers of lava flow toward villages
Videos and photos showed streams of bright orange lava from the Cumbre Vieja volcano flowing through streets, engulfing houses and roads.
More than 1 million people watched the U.N. General Assembly online — when K-pop band BTS took to the podium
Nearly 1 million people tuned into what felt like the hottest event on the Internet Monday: A speech at the United Nations General Assembly meeting by the K-pop superstar boy band BTS.
India to resume vaccine exports next month as covid pressure eases
The announcement gives a fresh impetus to global vaccine supplies that had received a setback after India had halted exports earlier this year amid a crushing coronavirus wave.
‘The Crown’s’ Gillian Anderson was asked at the Emmys if she spoke to Margaret Thatcher before playing her
She’s been dead eight years.
What you need to know about Germany’s election
How Germans will pick the successor to Chancellor Angela Merkel.
North Korea says Australia’s submarine deal could trigger ‘nuclear arms race’
North Korea has lashed out at a new trilateral security pact among the United States, Britain and Australia, and a deal to supply sensitive nuclear submarine technology to Australia.
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Canadians could make Trudeau pay for his gamble
By calling early elections, Trudeau hoped to win a decisive parliamentary majority. But he could now be on the brink of losing power.
Deportees land in Port-au-Prince: ‘Nobody told us we were going back to Haiti’
Many hadn’t seen their country in years, and now spoke better Spanish or Portuguese than Haitian Creole.
European court: Russia responsible for Litvinenko killing
The European Court of Human Rights has backed the conclusion of a British inquiry that Russia was responsible for the killing of Alexander Litvinenko, who died in 2006 after drinking tea laced with a radioactive material
Military general who ruled Egypt after Mubarak ouster dies
The Egyptian general who ruled the country following the Arab Spring uprising that removed longtime autocrat Hosni Mubarak from power, has died
UK police charge 3rd Russian in 2018 poisoning of ex-spy
British police say they are charging a third Russian suspect in the 2018 nerve agent attack on a former Russian agent in England
Taliban name deputy ministers, double down on all-male team
The Taliban have expanded their interim Cabinet by naming more ministers and deputies, but failed to appoint any women
France rallies EU as trust in US, UK and Australia wanes
France is urging its European Union partners to consider delaying negotiations on a future EU trade agreement with Australia
