Beijing Partial Lockdown Due to New Coronavirus Cluster
Eleven residential estates in south Beijing has been locked down due to a fresh cluster of coronavirus cases linked to a nearby meat market, officials said on Saturday.
Judge Orders Seattle to Stop Using Tear Gas
A US judge on Friday ordered Seattle police to temporarily stop using tear gas, pepper spray, and flash-bang devices to break up largely peaceful protests.
Kremlin Hopes US New Sanctions Won’t Be Realized
Moscow is hoping that the new anti-Russian sanctions proposed by the Republicans in the US House of Representatives will not be imposed, Kremlin Spokesman Dmitry Peskov said.
China Slams ‘Provocative’ US Military Move over Taiwan
China on Thursday condemned the US military for the “provocative” flight of one of its aircraft over Chinese-claimed Taiwan.
Floods Kill Dozens in South China
Floods and mudslides in south China have uprooted hundreds of thousands of people and left dozens dead or missing, state media reported Thursday.
North Korea Slams US Intervention in Korean Affairs
North Korea rebuked the US on Thursday for criticizing its decision to cut communication links with South.
Germany concerns about Israel plan to annex
Germany and its European partners have "serious concerns" over plans of Israel to annex parts of the occupied West Bank.
UN chief urges global fight against racism
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres urged a global fight against racism and discrimination following what he called the “murderous act of police brutality”.
Trump eying Whites for November elections
As the US in engulfed in anti-racism protests following the brutal suffocation of black citizen George Floyd by a white policeman in Minneapolis on May 25,
Britain Must Prepare for Riots over Coronavirus Restrictions
Britain must be braced for widespread riots this summer, a government adviser said, warning poorer people and areas will be hit harder by the coronavirus fallout.