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Protests resume in Belarus demanding president to resign
Several thousand factory workers took to the streets of Minsk on Monday, demanding the resignation of authoritarian Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko. It was the ninth straight day of protesting against the results of an election that extended his...
Black creatives in Italian fashion demand cultural reform
The only Black designer belonging to Italys influential fashion council is demanding a "long overdue cultural reform from her colleagues under the slogan: Do Black Lives Matter in Italy?
The Latest: India's total coronavirus death toll tops 50,000
NEW DELHI India's number of reported fatalities from the coronavirus has crossed 50,000 after 941 new deaths were reported in the past 24 hours.
Thousands of South Korea Church Members Quarantined as Country Battles Coronavirus Clusters
South Korea reported 197 new cases on Monday, taking its total to 15,515, its fourth consecutive day of triple-digit increases after several weeks with numbers generally in the 30s and 40s.
Thailand's Economy Shrinks Most in More Than 20 Years Due to Coronavirus Crisis
Some 40 million tourists were expected to arrive in the kingdom this year but the travel industry was the first casualty when pandemic lockdowns went into effect globally in March.
Pompeo pushes Haiti president on elections, rights
It is "critical" that Haiti hold a delayed vote and strengthen the rule of law and human rights, U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo told President Jovenel Moise on Sunday at a meeting after more than six months of rule by decree in the Caribbean nation.
'US May Be in For Its Worst Fall': As Death Toll Hits 1,70,000, Upcoming Flu Season Causes Panic
Public health officials and authorities are concerned about a possible fall resurgence in cases amid the start of the flu season, which will likely exacerbate efforts to treat the coronavirus.
Mayor voices 'serious concerns' about protest arrest tactics
Pittsburgh's mayor says he has serious concerns about the tactics used in the arrest of a protester during a march Saturday that drew condemnation from the American Civil Liberties Union and others.
U.S. House panel calls top Postal Service officials to testify on mail delays
Top Democrats in the U.S. Congress on Sunday called on top Postal Service officials including Postmaster General Louis DeJoy to testify on service changes that have stoked fears they are aimed at holding up mailin Nov. 3 election ballots.
Lithuania says it does not pose threat to Belarus
NATO member Lithuania said on on Sunday it does not pose a military threat to its neighbour Belarus after Belarusian leader Alexander Lukashenko accused NATO of massing on his country's western border.
AP PHOTOS: Masks hold images of pandemic, Hong Kong protests
In one of Edmond Kok's creations, a 3D visualization of a spiky coronavirus bursts out of a face mask. Another mask uses a plastic takeout container to remind people of the environmental cost of food deliveries.
U.N. Human Rights team probes spike in tension in Chile`s restive Araucania
The Office of the United Nations' High Commissioner for Human Rights confirmed on Saturday that it had sent a factfinding team to Chile's restive Araucania region where a jailed indigenous Mapuche leader has spent more than 100 days on hunger strike over...
Belarus' Lukashenko says Putin promised to help if needed - Belta
Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko said on Saturday that Russian President Vladimir Putin promised him to help securing safety of Belarus if needed, the state news agency Belta reported.
Venezuelans brave open sea on tubes, fishing for survival
The biggest fear is a fishhook puncturing the inner tube that keeps them afloat far from shore. Then come sharks grabbing their catch and maybe biting their legs. And the current that threatens to pull them out to sea.
Hague police arrest 27 amid third night of rioting
Police in The Hague arrested 27 people as rioting broke out in a lowincome neighborhood for the third night, with youths torching a storage building and throwing stones and fireworks at police Friday night and into the early hours of Saturday.
On V-J Day, UK's Johnson pays tribute to campaign's veterans
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson is paying tribute to veterans of the multinational World War II campaign against Japan, which formally ended 75 years ago some three months after Nazi Germany had been vanquished in Europe.