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US to Allow Vaccinated International Air Travelers in November

Poland Sending 500 More Troops to Insulate Belarus Border

Kosovo Deploys Police, Serbs Protest amid Border Tension

Mali Says It Can Seek Military Support from Any Party, Despite French Concern

Shooting at Russian University Leaves 6 Dead, 28 Hurt

Pro-Kremlin Party Looks Set to Retain Majority in Parliament

France Questioned Australia’s Commitment to Submarine Deal in June, Says Source

France began doubting Australia’s commitment to a $40 billion submarine order in June and President Emmanuel Macron was only informed by Canberra of the deal’s collapse in writing hours before it was announced, a French presidency official said. The official said there had been no hint of the con

‘Alarm Bell’ Rings as UN Chief, UK PM Convene Leaders on Climate Change

UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson urged leaders of the world’s major economies including the United States to deliver on their commitments toward a $100 billion per year climate fund with less than six weeks to go before a UN climate summit. Johnson and UN Secretary-General António Guterres hosted

French, British Relationship Is 'Indestructible', Says UK PM Johnson

Britain's relationship with France is "indestructible", British Prime Minister Boris Johnson said on Monday when asked if the new AUKUS partnership between Australia, Britain and the United States in nuclear-powered submarines had damaged ties. "The UK and France have, I believe, a very, very imp

Johnson Cautious over Fulfilling UN Climate Fund Pledges

UN Chief Warns China, US to Avoid New Cold War

Russia’s Ruling Pro-Putin Party Wins Majority after Crackdown but Loses Some Ground

Trudeau Future on The Line as Canadians Vote in Pandemic Election

N.Korea Says US Submarine Deal, Alliance Could Trigger 'Nuclear Arms Race'

North Korea's foreign ministry on Monday said a new US alliance in the Indo-Pacific and Washington's recent submarine contract with Australia could trigger a "nuclear arms race" in the region. Last week the US announced a new three-way security pact with Australia and Britain, as part of a strate

Military Training Jet Crashes in Texas, Injuring Both Pilots

A military training aircraft crashed on Sunday in a residential neighborhood of Lake Worth, Texas, injuring at least two and damaging homes, authorities said. The aircraft's two pilots were hospitalized after ejecting from the plane, according to Ryan Arthur, chief of Lake Worth's fire department

ISIS Claims Responsibility for Attacks on Taliban in Afghanistan

ISIS claimed responsibility for a series of bomb attacks in the city of Jalalabad in eastern Afghanistan, the group's Amaaq News Agency said on its Telegram channel on Sunday. "More than 35 Taliban militia members were killed or wounded, in a series of explosions that took place," the militant gr

Macron to Hold Call with Biden, Says French Govt. Spokesman

Australia Reports 1,607 COVID-19 Cases as States Learn to Live with Virus

Indonesia Retrieves Most-Wanted Militant’s Body From Jungle

UN Council Urges Restraint, Dialogue in Somalia's Leadership Feud

Greece Opens New Migrant Holding Camp on Island amid Tougher Policy

Greece opened a new holding camp for migrants on Saturday on the island of Samos, close to Turkey, and said other new facilities would follow in coming months as it tightens migration policy. The minister opening the camp said it would offer “lost dignity” to those seeking protection.

Communists, Observers Report Violations in Russian Election

UN OKs Vaccine Honor System for World Leaders

Pakistani PM to Prod Taliban on Inclusive Govt

Afghan Survivors of US Drone Strike: Sorry ‘Is Not Enough’