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A grill enthusiast roamed the city while infected, sparking concerns of wider outbreak.

The Oversight Board's ruling on Trump is a warning for other world leaders.

According to the World Health Organization, of the 832 million vaccine doses administered around the world by mid-April, just 0.2% were given in lower-income countries.

Finnegan Lee Elder and Gabriel Natale-Hjorth had been on vacation in Rome at the time of the slaying.

Canada has authorized the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine for the age group; the United States is expected to follow next week.

French President Emmanuel Macron’s participation in a commemoration Wednesday was a balancing act.

The United States is facing a dilemma with which many wealthy nations have long grappled.

One of the thousands of passengers affected says he was 'violated through his nose.'

The former TV news anchor has 28 days to broker a deal among diverse anti-Netanyahu parties.

What Putin wants — and wants to avoid — if the two leaders meet.

Dubois was kidnapped in early April, but the French government held off announcing it in hopes of securing his release.

Santiago Solans Portillo had traveled to Miami to get vaccinated, but likely exposed more than 200 people to the virus on his flight back to Buenos Aires.

Russia’s Putin and China’s Xi get tougher treatment, while many of the former president’s favorites just get ignored.

Brexit and the pandemic have propelled the independence movement.

The social media platform says such human exploitation is “horrific” and has deleted 200 accounts identified by The Post.

Administration officials are touting an end to an era of crude nationalism and a more sober approach to border security.

The Indian government announced more than 357,000 new cases and another 3,449 deaths as the country strains under the growing outbreak.

Pope Francis is denouncing “aggressive” nationalism that rejects migrants in his annual message for migrants and refugees

Infections in India have hit another grim daily record as demand for medical oxygen jumped sevenfold and the government denied reports that it was slow in distributing life-saving supplies from abroad

The International Criminal Court has sentenced a Ugandan former child soldier who turned into a brutal rebel commander to 25 years’ imprisonment, with judges saying that his own abduction as a schoolboy and history as a child soldier prevented him being sentenced to life