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Dozens Arrested As Myanmar Protesters Defy Bans And Water Cannons
Protesters opposed to Myanmar's military coup defied bans on big gatherings to extend the largest demonstrations in more than a decade on Tuesday, chanting and confronting police who fired water cannons and arrested more than two dozen people.
Two U.S. Carrier Groups Conduct Exercises In South China Sea
Two U.S. carrier groups conducted joint exercisies in the South China Sea on Tuesday, days after a U.S. warship sailed near Chinesecontrolled islands in the disputed waters that have emerged as another flashpoint in strained SinoU.S. relations.
U.S. Navy Says Two Carrier Groups Conduct Joint Operations In South China Sea
Two U.S. carrier groups conducted joint operations in the South China Sea, the U.S. Navy said on Tuesday, the first such exercise since July 2020 amid heightened tensions in the contested waters.
Southwest France Hit By Heavy Floods, Paris Area On Flood Alert
Southwestern France was hit by heavy flooding on Monday following days of torrential rain, and several other regions including eastern Paris were on flood alert ahead of a cold snap expected later this week.
Saudi-led Coalition Intercepts Armed Houthi Drone - Saudi State TV
The Saudiled coalition engaged in Yemen said it intercepted an armed drone launched by the Iranianaligned Houthi movement towards Saudi Arabia on Monday for the second day running.
EU, UK And U.S. To Speak With Navalny Team After Russia Expels Diplomats
The European Union will hold a video call on Monday with allies of jailed Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny, joined by envoys from Britain, the United States, Canada and Ukraine, after Russia expelled diplomats from EU states last week, diplomats said.
George Shultz Wasn't 'AfrAid To Struggle Against The Odds'
Time was running out when Secretary of State George P. Shultz returned home in April 1988 after flying 16,000 miles in a failed mission to persuade Arabs and Israelis to negotiate their differences. Shultz said he would keep trying.
Joe Biden Says US Won't Lift Sanctions to Bring Iran to Talks
Asked whether he would halt sanctions to convince Iran to return to the bargaining table, Biden offered a clear reply in a CBS interview aired Sunday: "No."
At Anti-Netanyahu Protests In Israel, Pink Is The New Black
It's Saturday night in Jerusalem and a group of protesters dressed in fluorescent pink are preparing to join a weekly demonstration outside Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's official residence demanding he quit.
UK Eyes COVID-19 Booster In Autumn, Then Annual Vaccinations, Says Minister
A COVID19 booster and annual vaccinations are very probable, vaccine deployment minister Nadhim Zahawi said on Sunday as countries race to administer jabs in the face of new variants.
Shots Heard As Police Break Up Protest In Southeastern Town Of Myawaddy: Video
Shots were heard on Sunday as police broke up a protest in the southeastern town of Myawaddy against Myanmar's junta, which was demanding the release of Aung San Suu Kyi after last week's coup, live video published on Facebook showed.
Barty Wins Yarra Valley Classic; Russia Wins ATP Cup Final
Topranked Ash Barty cashed in on her first championship point in the Yarra Valley Classic and Daniil Medvedev clinched the ATP Cup title for Russia within seconds of each other Sunday as the six tuneup tournaments for he Australian Open started to culmina...
Slovenia Eases Anti-coronavirus Restrictions After Criticism
Slovenia will reopen ski resorts and some shops and has eased restrictions on people entering the country imposed to help reduce the rate of COVID19 infections, after coming under pressure over its handling of the pandemic.
In China's First Contact With Biden Admin, it Asks US to Rectify 'Mistakes' of Trump's Policies
China flagged Taiwan as the most important and sensitive core issue for it. The country resents US support for Taiwan, which Beijing views as a rebel province that must be reunified with the mainland, even by force.
No Twitter or Instagram, US Sanction Threat: Days After Coup, What's Happening in Myanmar
Myanmar was reportedly plunged into a new nationwide internet shutdown on Saturday, days after a military coup that coincided with an earlier blackout. Myanmar's junta has tried to silence dissent by temporarily blocking Facebook and extended the social m...
A Test For Trumpism: Virginia Republicans Seek New Playbook
The national Republican Party in Washington is at war with itself, struggling to reconcile a bitter divide between former President Donald Trump's fierce loyalists and those who want Trumpism purged from the GOP.