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Biden grants temporary legal status to thousands of Venezuelans in US
The Biden administration announced Monday it would allow Venezuelans to apply for temporary legal status in the United States, a move designed to increase pressure on the Maduro government by pro...
US vows to stand by Saudi Arabia after 'heinous' Houthi attacks
The United States on Monday reaffirmed its commitment to Saudi Arabia’s defense in the face of increased drone and missile attacks by Iran-backed Houthi separatists in Yemen, underscoring Ameri...
Russia trying to undermine confidence in COVID-19 vaccines: report
Russian intelligence agencies are waging a disinformation campaign to undermine the public’s trust in western COVID-19 vaccines, according to a State Department official.The Wall Street Journ...
Syrian president Assad tests positive for coronavirus
Syrian President Bashar Assad and his wife Asma al-Assad on Monday announced that they have tested positive for the coronavirus.The Associated Press reports that Assad’s office said in a statem...
Two anti-coup protesters killed in Myanmar
Security forces in Myanmar reportedly killed two people on Monday as anti-coup protests against the military junta showed no signs of stopping across the country.The Associated Press reports that...
Hong Kong leader: City government 'fully welcomes' electoral changes
Hong Kong Chief Executive Carrie Lam is defending proposed changes to its electoral system that increase China's control, saying city officials “fully welcome” them.“There are loopholes i...
Biden: Pope's Iraq trip 'a symbol of hope for the entire world'
President Biden on Monday praised Pope Francis’s visit to Iraq, calling the pontiff's tour through the country a “symbol of hope for the entire world.”“Pope Francis’ visit was a hist...
US proposes interim power-sharing deal between Taliban, Afghan government: report
U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken proposed a power-sharing agreement between Afghan government officials and Taliban leaders in a letter to President Ashraf Ghani as the U.S. faces a possibl...
US, South Korea reach agreement on cost-sharing for troops
The U.S. and South Korea reached an agreement Sunday on how to share costs for American troops present in the country after former President Trump had demanded South Korea increase its contributi...
3,000 protest coronavirus restrictions, vaccines in Romanian capital
Thousands of protesters gathered in Romania's capital, Bucharest, on Sunday to protest COVID-19 restrictions and vaccinations, which they fear will become compulsory.Photos taken by The Associat...
Switzerland votes to ban most full-face coverings in public places
Switzerland has narrowly voted to ban full-face coverings, including niqabs and burqas, from most public spaces.CNN reported that the controversial referendum passed with 52.21 percent of the vo...
British-Iranian aid worker faces new charge in Iran as previous 5-year sentence ends
The five-year sentence for Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe, a British-Iranian aid worker who has been held in Iran on spying charges since 2016, has ended, but she has been summoned to court on anoth...
Explosions rock Equatorial Guinea, killing at least 20
Explosions rocked the central African country of Equatorial Guinea on Sunday, resulting in at least 20 deaths and hundreds of injuries, according to news reports.Blasts, reportedly on a military ...
China: Electoral reform would bring 'brighter future' for Hong Kong
A top Chinese official is calling for electoral reform in Hong Kong, saying on Sunday it is necessary for a “brighter future” in the city.Reuters reports that Chinese state councillor Wang Yi...
China calls on Biden to reverse Trump's 'dangerous practice' on Taiwan
China's foreign minister is calling on President Biden to reverse the policies of former President Trump and distance the U.S. from Taiwan.The Associated Press reports that foreign minister Wa...
Pope: Christians in Iraq need 'ability to forgive'
In his first visit to Iraq, Pope Francis urged Christian communities targeted for extermination by the Islamic State (IS) to practice forgiveness.“The road to a full recovery may still be long,...