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Hong Kong Police Arrest Former Apple Daily Journalist At Airport - Media
Hong Kong police arrested a former senior journalist with the Apple Daily newspaper at the international airport on Sunday night on a suspected national security charge as he tried to leave the city, according to media reports.
Queensland Tightens COVID-19 Curbs Amid Australian Outbreak
Australia's Queensland state on Monday reintroduced mandatory masks and limited home gatherings, adding to increasing social distancing restrictions around the country as it battles an outbreak of the coronavirus.
Analysis: Shut Off From The World, Australia Fosters Red-hot Growth At Home
A year after the coronavirus pandemic pummelled Australia's economy, IT contractor Ashok Ravindran has a nice problem: deciding which of three job offers to accept.
German Investigators Seek Motive in Deadly Knife Attack That Killed 3, Injured 5 Others
The suspect, a 24-year-old Somali who arrived in Wuerzburg in 2015, staged the attack in the city centre on Friday evening, striking at a household goods store before advancing to a bank.
UK's Johnson Stands by Health Secretary Who Broke COVID Rules Kissing Aide
Hancock, 42, has been at the centre of the government's fight against the pandemic, often appearing on television to tell the public to follow strict rules and to defend his department against criticism of its response to the crisis.
Nineteen Civilians Killed In Western Niger, Mayor Says
Armed assailants killed 19 villagers in western Niger near the border with Mali, where Islamist militants have increasingly targeted civilians this year, the mayor of a nearby town said on Friday.
Thirteen U.N. Peacekeepers, Most German, Wounded In Northern Mali Attack
Thirteen U.N. peacekeepers, 12 Germans and one Belgian, were wounded in northern Mali on Friday in a car bomb attack, the U.N. mission in Mali and the German government said.
UK Health Minister Matt Hancock 'Very Sorry' After Being Pictured Kissing Top Aide
The UK Health Minister apologised for breaching social distancing guidelines.
UN Urges Israel To Halt Building Of Settlements Immediately
The United Nations on Thursday accused Israel of flagrantly violating international law by expanding settlements in the West Bank and east Jerusalem, saying settlements are illegal and urging the countrys new government to halt their enlargement immediate...
EU Pushes On With Migrant Policy Outsourcing Plans
European Union leaders pushed ahead Thursday with plans to outsource the blocs migration policy challenges by spending billions of euros to improve cooperation from countries that people leave or cross when they set out for Europe.
Army Corps Plans Extensive Review Of Great Lakes Tunnel Plan
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers said Wednesday it would conduct an extensive review of Enbridge Energy's plan to build an oil pipeline tunnel beneath a Great Lakes channel in Michigan, which could significantly delay the project.
Witness: Man Confronted Gunman Who Ambushed, Killed Officer
A Colorado man was shopping when he heard the gunfire that killed a suburban Denver police officer, rushed out of the store with his gun and shot the suspect, according to a worker who saw the shooting.
Chicago Archdiocese Settles Sexual Abuse Suit For $880,000
Two men who said they were sexually molested decades ago by a notorious Catholic priest who was imprisoned for molesting other boys have agreed to a settlement of $880,000 from the Archdiocese of Chicago, attorneys announced Wednesday.
Warren Buffett Resigns as Gates Foundation Trustee, Donates Another $ 4.1 Billion for Philanthropy
Buffett has been making annual contributions to five charitable foundations since 2006 as part of a plan to distribute about 99% of his net worth to philanthropy.
Saudis Who Killed Journalist Khashoggi Received Paramilitary Training in US
Khashoggi, a U.S. resident who wrote opinion columns for the Washington Post critical of Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, was killed and dismembered by a team of operatives linked to the prince in the kingdom's consulate in Istanbul in October 2018...
2nd Person Charged In Connection With Texas Boy's Death
A second person has been charged in connection with the death of a 5yearold Houston boy whose body was allegedly kept hidden in a storage unit before being discovered in an East Texas motel, authorities said Tuesday.