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The U.S. and its allies hope for a diplomatic breakthrough after four rounds of talks last week failed to narrow the gap between Moscow and Western nations.5 min read
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A new United Nations report on the forced landing by Belarus of a Ryanair passenger jet in May raises fresh questions about the veracity of statements by its government about the events, in which it arrested a wanted dissident.5 min read
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Some longtime enterprises in the country’s storied $24 billion sector have headed for the exits, threatening an already struggling economy.1046 min read
Africa
Pro-democracy groups began two days of strikes and civil disobedience in Sudan, a day after security forces fired live rounds and used tear gas to disperse protesters.4 min read
Asia
Trucks laden with Vietnamese produce are backed up at border crossings as China endeavors to contain the spread of Covid-19.5 min read
Asia
Authorities ordered some 2,000 hamsters in Hong Kong to be killed over concerns that the animals may have transmitted Covid-19 to humans, one of the city’s latest measures to try to stamp out a fresh outbreak.3 min read
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