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Waiting For Brexit: Another Deadline, Likely Another Delay
It is yet another vital deadline day in the fouryear torturous trek called Brexit, but Spoiler Alert!: most likely nothing will happen.
EU Leaders Divided Over New Climate Goals For 2030
European Union leaders remain divided about a more ambitious target for cutting greenhouse gas emissions and will not reach an agreement at their summit starting Thursday.
World Facing New Bretton Woods Moment: IMF MD Kristalina Georgieva
Once again, we face two massive tasks: to fight the crisis today and build a better tomorrow, she said. She said what was true at Bretton Woods, when allies at the end of World War II gathered for a conference to create the institutions that would use eco...
Rights Group Suspects Russia, Syria War Crimes In Idlib
An international human rights group said Thursday that a yearlong military campaign by Syrian and Russian forces that repeatedly attacked civilian targets in the last rebel stronghold in northwestern Syria constituted apparent war crimes and may amount to...
German, Czech, Italian Virus Records Deepen Europe Worries
Record daily infection figures in Germany, the Czech Republic and Italy added to fears on Thursday that Europe is running out of chances to control its latest coronavirus outbreak. France has set a 9 p.m. curfew for many of its biggest cities as governmen...
Polish Officials Warn Of Rising Infection, New Curbs
Poland must expect a significant rise in coronavirus infections and new measures are likely to be introduced to stop the spread of the virus, government officials said on Thursday.
Russia And Syrian Air Strikes On Rebel-held Idlib Amount To War Crimes - HRW
Bombing of civilians by Syrian and Russian armed forces during a campaign against the last rebel bastion in northwest Syria may amount to crimes against humanity, U.S.based Human Rights Watch (HRW) said in a report on Thursday.
Britain Mulls Tighter Lockdowns On London And Northern England
Tighter COVID19 lockdowns could be imposed on London and northern England by the British government on Thursday and Health Secretary Matt Hancock will address parliament, a minister said.
Timeline: Thailand Cracks Down On Protesters
Thailand ordered emergency measures on Thursday against protesters who have demanded the removal of Prime Minister Prayuth Chanocha, a former junta leader, and called for reforms of King Maha Vajiralongkorn's monarchy.
‘Maintain State of High Alert’: China's Xi Jinping Tells Troops to Focus on 'Preparing for War'
The statement comes as tensions between China and the US remain at their highest point in decades, with disagreements over Taiwan and the coronavirus pandemic creating sharp divisions between Washington and Beijing.
Mainland China Reports 11 New COVID-19 Cases Vs 20 A Day Earlier
Mainland China reported 11 new COVID19 cases on Oct. 14, down from 20 a day earlier, the country's health authority said on Thursday.
Jones: Tuberville Charity Filings Raise Questions
U.S. Sen. Doug Jones on Wednesday criticized Republican challenger Tommy Tubervilles financial record after reports emerged that the former college football coach's nonprofit only gave a fraction of its money to charity while it spent tens of thousands of...
UN Envoy Says Ex-combatants In Colombia Being Killed
The U.N. envoy for Colombia called Wednesday for improved protection for former combatants who continue to be killed in alarming numbers, and he complained of rising violence and massacres by other groups that have cropped up since the 2016 peace accord.
Top Russian Diplomat Skeptical About Nuclear Pact Extension
Russia's top diplomat voiced doubt Wednesday that Moscow and Washington could negotiate an extension of their last arms control pact still standing, even as the United States offered a more optimistic view.
Israeli Protesters Call For New Investigation Of Netanyahu
Hundreds of Israelis protested outside Israel's Supreme Court on Wednesday, calling for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to be investigated in a scandal surrounding a $2 billion submarine deal with Germany.
Israel Gives The Green Light To Over 2,000 Settlement Homes
Israeli authorities on Wednesday advanced plans to build over 2,100 new settlement homes in the occupied West Bank, pressing ahead with a building boom that has gained steam during the presidency of Donald Trump.