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Pandemic Hits Poorest Hardest as India, Pakistan Cases Jump
The United Nations and the International Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement are urging that governments and others unite in developing a ?people?s vaccine? to protect everyone against the coronavirus.
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NYC Sees Peaceful Floyd Protests, Then an Ambush Amid Curfew
A day that began with hope that New York City was beginning to find a way out of the crisis caused by the coronavirus and a week of angry demonstrations over police brutality ended Wednesday with more violence.
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Protests Turn Subdued After New Charges in Floyd Case
Demonstrations in cities across the U.S. to condemn racism and police abuses remained large but turned notably more subdued on the eve of a Thursday memorial service for George Floyd that kicks off a series of events to mourn the man whose death empowered a national movement.
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The Latest: New Orleans Police Use Tear Gas on Protesters
The Latest on the May 25 death in Minneapolis of George Floyd, a handcuffed black man who pleaded for air as a white police officer pressed a knee on his neck:
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Barcelona Locals Reclaim City From Tourists During Pandemic
For florist Laura Gómez and many other Barcelona residents, the COVID-19 pandemic has one silver lining, amid all the death and suffering.
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AP Tally: Arrests at Widespread US Protests Hit 10,000
More than 10,000 people have been arrested in protests decrying racism and police brutality in the wake of George Floyd’s death, according to an Associated Press tally of known arrests across the U.S.
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Netanyahu and Settlers Clash Over West Bank Annexation Plans
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has harshly criticized Jewish West Bank settler leaders for disparaging President Donald Trump over what they perceive to be his less than adequate plan allowing Israel to annex parts of the West Bank.
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Global Stocks Mixed After Wall St Rises on Better US Data
European markets opened on Thursday lower while Asian shares gained after Wall Street rose on better U.S. jobs and manufacturing conditions than expected.
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Syria’s Assad Seeks to Control Economy, Goes After Cousin
On a summer day last year, presidential guards drove out of the charity organization founded by Syria?s wealthiest businessman and a close cousin of President Bashar Assad, carting away boxes of documents and computers. At the same time, the charity?s director was being questioned at the palace on suspicion of corruption.
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The Latest: Pakistan, India Coronavirus Cases, Deaths Spike
ISLAMABAD ? Pakistan reported a record single-day spike in coronavirus-related deaths with 82 new fatalities and 4,688 cases that it says resulted from increased testing in the past 24 hours.
