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China Building a Hospital to Treat Virus, Expands Lockdowns
On the eve of the Lunar New Year, transportation was shut down Friday in at least eight cities.
EU Launches 1 Trillion-euro Plan to Support Green Deal
The Europe Investment Plan will be funded by the EU budget and the private sector.
Iranians Shot Down Jetliner, US, Canadian, UK Leaders Say
The crash came just a few hours after Iran launched a ballistic attack against Iraqi military bases
At Least 63 Canadians Dead in Iran Plane Crash
A Ukrainian passenger jet crashed, killing at least 63 Canadians, just minutes after taking off from Iran’s capital.
Israel PM Benjamin Netanyahu Seeks Immunity from Corruption Charges
Netanyahu is likely delaying any trial until after March elections hoping to have a majority coalition.
Militiamen Withdraw from US Embassy but Iraq Tensions Linger
The withdrawal followed calls from the government and senior militia leaders.
Cuba Names Prime Minister for First Time Since 1976
Former tourism minister, Manuel Marrero Cruz, was named the country’s first prime minister since 1976.
Pope Abolishes ‘Pontifical Secret’ in Clergy Sex Abuse Cases
The reform is an epochal decision that will facilitate coordination with civil law enforcement.
China Delays Tariffs on US Autos, Other Goods in Trade Deal
The announcement came after Washington agreed to postpone a planned tariff hike on $160 billion of Chinese goods.
Johnson Claims Brexit Mandate with New Conservative Majority
Prime Minister Boris Johnson's gamble on early elections rewarded him with a commanding majority.
Black Friday Frenzy Goes Global – and not Everyone’s Happy
People don’t celebrate Thanksgiving in many countries around the world, but they do shop on Black Friday.
London Police Shoot Suspect Dead after ‘Terrorist’ Stabbings
A number of people were wounded but gave no information on the number or their conditions.
Iraq’s PM Announces he’ll Resign amid Worsening Crisis
The move by Adel Abdul-Mahdi 13 months after he took over as prime minister triggered celebrations.
Cuba Fashion Show is Small Step for Private Enterprise
A small step forward in the tumultuous relationship between the Cuban Government and its private sector.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu Indicted on Corruption Charges
The first-ever charges against a sitting Israeli prime minister capped a three-year investigation.
New Bolivian Interim Leader Blasts Mexico; Unrest Continues
Jeanine Añez, a Senate deputy leader who has claimed the interim presidency, criticized Mexico’s government.
Evo Morales Flees Crisis-torn Bolivia after Deadly Clashes
Bolivia faced its worst unrest in decades amid a political vacuum
Deadly Ambush Shows Mexico Lost Control of Area
Questions have also arisen over whether the army can do its job even when it is present.
Regret at Trump’s Decision to Pull out of Paris Climate Agreement
EU hopes US will rethink choice to pull out of climate pact.
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