Rapid virus spread through Indonesia taxes health workers As coronavirus cases skyrocket and deaths climb in Indonesia, health care workers are being depleted as the virus spares nobody
Election body targets Bolsonaro after he fails to show fraud After years of attacking Brazil’s voting system as susceptible to fraud, President Jair Bolsonaro has ignored a deadline from the nation’s electoral court to present proof of his claims
A year after Beirut’s blast, Macron’s Lebanon gambit is a dud The French president wanted to help usher in Lebanon's "rebirth" after the devastating blast in Beirut. A year later, the country is in worse shape and Macron has little to show for his efforts.
Fears over impunity grow as Haiti probes president's slaying Haitian police have detained more than 40 suspects in the killing of President Jovenel Moïse, but many people fear the country’s crumbling judicial system could result in the assassination going unpunished
4 ships off UAE in Gulf of Oman warn they've lost control Four ships off the coast of the United Arab Emirates are broadcasting warnings that they have lost control of their steering under unclear circumstances
Andrew Cuomo: New York Governor sexually harassed women, report finds The investigation comes months after several women accused Andrew Cuomo of sexual misconduct.
Read an Excerpt From the Next Installment of John Lewis’ Graphic-Novel Memoir Before Congressman John Lewis’ death in 2020, the longtime legislator and civil rights leader embarked on a project to turn his life story into a graphic memoir.
At least 2 injured in shooting in southern Swedish city Police say that at least two people have been injured in a shooting in the southern Swedish city of Kristianstad
4 ships off UAE in Gulf of Oman warn they've lost control Four ships off the coast of the United Arab Emirates are broadcasting warnings that they have lost control of their steering under unclear circumstances
Kim Jong Un photographed with mystery spot, bandage on head Kim Jong Un has appeared in public with a dark spot, at times covered by a small bandage, on the back of his head – stoking more speculation about the slimmed-down North Korean despot’s health.
Saudi man executed in Shiite-populated east for rebellion Saudi Arabia has announced the execution of a man it says had been found guilty of armed rebellion and protesting against the state
WaPo ＆ NYT mocked by Chinese officials for putting US at top of Olympics medal table, despite China winning more gold Chinese officials mocked The Washington Post and The New York Times for putting the United States first or “tied” with China in its coverage of the Tokyo Olympics, despite China receiving more gold medals.
Israeli PM warns that state can ‘act alone’ against Iran following deadly attack on oil tanker Prime Minister Naftali Bennett has said Israel is able to “act alone” against Iran, following a fatal attack on an oil tanker which Tel Aviv, the US and UK claim was carried out by Tehran.
Greece claims Turkey endangered migrants in Aegean accident Greece’s migration minister has accused neighboring Turkey of allegedly endangering migrants at sea and ignoring an agreement with the EU to stem illegal migration into Europe
On the bus or off, Venezuela journalists try to deliver news Two decades of governments that see the press as an enemy have pushed Venezuelan journalists to find alternative ways to keep citizens informed
Free climber scales London skyscraper in climate stunt A 21-year-old free climber who was imprisoned two years ago for climbing the U.K.’s tallest skyscraper has scaled another building, this time to draw attention to climate change
‘Shut them down’: Snowden responds after French intelligence confirms 3 journalists targeted with Israeli Pegasus spyware France’s National Agency for the Security of Information Systems (ANSSI) has confirmed that three French journalists had their devices infected with the Israeli spyware Pegasus.
Multiple people found with gunshot wounds after mass shooting in Sweden Officers raced to the scene in the Näsby area, in the northern part of Kristianstad, after reports of "loud bangs" at around 3:45pm on Tuesday
Tokyo Olympics: Elaine Thompson-Herah completes unprecedented 'double-double' Elaine Thompson-Herah confirms her place among the pantheon of sprint greats as she secures an unprecedented women's 100m-200m 'double-double' with a sensational victory over the longer distance in Tokyo.