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Aggressive seaweed threatens Hawaii's remote reefs, could spread
The seaweed is producing mats as large as several football fields, killing everything found underneath.
Are sanctions effective punishment for human rights abuses?
UK government targets suspects linked to the killing of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi.
UN alleges war crimes during Syria's Idlib offensive
Report describes 17 attacks on hospitals, 14 involving schools, nine on markets, and 12 on civilian homes in Idlib.
On Tocqueville in Algeria and epistemic violence
It's high time for the discipline of political science to reckon with its explicit and implicit epistemic violence.
US begins formal process of withdrawing from WHO
Letters sent to US Congress and the UN trigger a formal one-year process of withdrawing from the international agency.
Egypt, France, Germany and Jordan warn Israel over annexation
Countries warn Israel that annexing settlements in the occupied West Bank could have 'consequences' for relations.
US 'deeply concerned' by China detention of critic law professor
Xu Zhangrun began publicly criticising China's direction after term limits were removed for leader Xi Jinping in 2018.
Canadian man faces weapons charges in attack on PM Trudeau's home
Corey Hurren posted QAnon conspiracy theories on an Instagram feed, had 'assault-style' weapons banned in Canada.
US killing of Iran's Qassem Soleimani 'unlawful': UN expert
President Trump ordered the drone strike near Baghdad international airport in January claiming self-defence.
New book claims Trump embraces 'cheating as a way of life'
Mary Trump claims her uncle hired someone to take the SAT college entrance exam for him in secondary school in the US.
COVID-19: US officials say take precautions if dining out
Better to eat outdoors and check what precautions the restaurant is taking to avoid contracting the virus.
International college students may be forced to leave US
ICE announces that visas will be withdrawn from international students if all their classes are held online.
Iraq: Killing of prominent expert on armed groups sparks outrage
The family of Husham al-Hashemi blames the government for not protecting him.
Factory blast near Iran's capital kills two in latest explosion
Tuesday's blast reportedly caused by 'human error' and was the latest in a series of fires and explosions.
Police find 211 migrants crammed in truck in North Macedonia
A border patrol stopped the truck during a routine check near the Gevgelija town and found the migrants packed inside.
Protective gear for US medical workers runs low as virus resurges
Doctors, nurses and some lawmakers say the US could face a crisis in the coming months as professionals reuse equipment.
Kenya: Arrests at Nairobi protest against police brutality
Nearly 30 people taken into custody in Nairobi as they took to the streets to demand an end police brutality.
Australia's second-largest city Melbourne reimposes lockdown
Starting on Wednesday, millions of Melbourne residents are going back into lockdown due to a resurgence in coronavirus infections.
'Time running out': Japan keeps searching for flooding survivors
At least 50 deaths confirmed but officials expect the toll to rise as new heavy rain warnings are issued.
US 'running out of time' to control COVID-19 crisis
With few federal guidelines, states have been left to make their own rules for reopening, but in many places that reopened early, cases continue to shoot.
Scotland housing conditions 'drive asylum seekers crazy'
Aid groups have described living conditions inside hotels housing asylum seekers in the Scottish city of Glasgow as degrading and unsanitary.
Social media firms worried about China's Hong Kong security law
Hong Kong Chief Executive Carrie Lam called the law 'mild' compared with those in other countries, but tech giants and social media companies are not convinced.
Russia charges space chief's aide Ivan Safronov with treason
The former journalist is accused of passing military secrets to an unnamed NATO power.
Infographic: How South Africa reached 200,000 coronavirus cases
South Africa now ranks 15th highest in the world, with half of all cases reported in the past two weeks alone.
Bubonic plague in China not a high risk: WHO
Apparent outbreak of 'Black Death' in China being 'well managed' and is not a high risk, says the health body.
No work and little savings, Nepal's Sherpa widows face battle
Nepal's decision to close mountains due to coronavirus has rendered about 200,000 people working as guides jobless.
Why Trump is right and wrong about America
Trump thought fulfilling campaign promises and peddling populism were enough for re-election. He thought wrong.
Actor Johnny Depp's libel trial against The Sun opens in London
The star of the Pirates of the Caribbean begins legal action over a newspaper article that called him a 'wife beater'.
Israel is a settler colony, annexing native land is what it does
Since its early days of colonising Palestine, the Zionist movement has always aimed to establish a Greater Israel.
Pompeo: US 'looking at' banning TikTok and other Chinese apps
Comments come as more tech firms suspend compliance with data requests from Hong Kong government over new law worries.
Brazil: Coronavirus restrictions lifted in Rio, Sao Paulo
Bars and restaurants in Brazil's biggest city Sao Paulo have reopened after more than three months of restrictions.
Greek PM rides high in opinion polls after one year in office
More than 67 percent of people judged Kyriakos Mitsotakis's premiership positively in advance of his work anniversary.
Sudan: Growing protests against insecurity in central Darfur
Villagers in Darfur are demanding Sudan's government does more to protect them from militia attacks.
Australia: Melbourne heads back into coronavirus lockdown
Country's second-largest city to be locked down again from midnight on Wednesday following surge in cases.
Serbia's Sandzak residents warn of 'apocalypse' over coronavirus
Serbians in Sandzak pleaded for help, alleging the coronavirus death toll was much higher than officially reported.
Doctor's Note: How COVID-19 is increasing antibiotic resistance
Why has the WHO said a 'worrying number' of bacterial infections are becoming resistant to medicines?
'Human failing': UN warns of rise in animal-to-human diseases
Experts urge governments to protect environment and curb climate change to prevent future pandemics.
Lam defends security law as Hong Kong police granted new powers
New powers allow police to conduct warrantless searches, intercept communications and stop people from leaving city.
Ex-Panama president's sons charged with bribery, money laundering
US prosecutors charge two sons of former President Ricardo Martinelli after they were arrested in Guatemala on Monday.
Tested again: Bolsonaro says lungs 'clean' after coronavirus test
Brazil's president issues denial after media reported that he had shown some symptoms of COVID-19, such as a fever.
China launches political policing task force: State media
New agency established on the same day that a Beijing law professor and outspoken critic of Xi Jinping was detained.
Native American groups seek name change for Washington Redskins
More than a dozen groups send letter to US football league demanding a change in branding for the franchise.
US coronavirus death toll passes 130,000: Live updates
The world's hardest hit, both in cases and deaths, the US has experienced a resurgence of the disease since June.
Georgia governor declares emergency after weekend of violence
Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms says, 'Enough is enough' after 8-year-old girl killed near US protests' flashpoint.
Canadian PM to skip US-Mexico meeting in Washington, DC
Trudeau cites possible US tariffs and the coronavirus as reasons not to attend meeting of US, Mexico presidents.
Kentucky author sues to stop university from removing 1930s mural
The university said in a statement that removing the mural is necessary for the community to heal.
US Army soldier pleads not guilty in neo-Nazi attack plot
Prosecutors say the accused confessed to an alleged plot to cause mass civilian and military casualties in the attack.
White woman charged for police call on Black man in Central Park
Amy Cooper will face criminal charges over call to New York City police falsely claiming Black man was threatening her.
Online exchange students must leave or 'face consequences': ICE
ICE issued new rules for online courses and student visas as Trump demanded that 'SCHOOLS MUST OPEN IN THE FALL!'
Could the US shut down the Open Skies treaty?
US accuses Russia of violating military pact signed in the aftermath of the Cold War.
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