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Malaysian Man Finds Selfies of Monkey on iPhone He Lost
"[I have] no idea how to describe it because one of the impossible things just happened," Zackrydz Rodzi said. "I shook and laughed so hard and quickly ran towards my parents to tell them."
Iran Dismisses Israel-UAE-Bahrain Deal as 'Strategic Mistake'
An Iranian government spokesperson said the deal was made "in favor" of President Donald Trump's reelection.
Coronavirus Kills 'One of Biggest Criminals in History of Europe'
Momcilo Krajisnik, a Bosnian Serb former wartime official, was taken to a hospital last month after developing pneumonia.
Qatar Walks Tightrope Between Iran and the U.S., Is Prepared to Host Talks
"We will always make ourselves available to facilitate this dialogue if requested by the parties involved," Qatari ambassador to the U.S. Meshal bin Hamid Al Thani told Newsweek.
Alexei Navalny's First Photo Since Poisoning Is Released
In an Instagram post, the Russian opposition leader shared that he was able to breathe on his own. His press secretary said he'd return to Russia.
U.S. Response to Coronavirus Pandemic Rates Poorly in International Poll
Respondents in South Korea and Denmark were particularly harsh, with 93 percent and 92 percent, respectively, saying the U.S. has done a bad job at handling the pandemic.
Europe Set for COVID-19 Death Surge, Spain, U.K., Italy Deadlier Than U.S.
Six of the 12 deadliest countries, according to COVID-19 fatalities per one million people, were reported to be in Europe.
Man Placed in Coma After Police Officer Stomped on His Head in Viral Video
The 32-year-old man, who has bipolar disorder, had gone to the emergency department for treatment at a hospital in Melbourne, Australia, before he was pinned down by police.
State Department Warns Americans Against Traveling to Hong Kong
The advisory is perhaps the most blunt warning yet to Americans who are considering traveling to Hong Kong or mainland China.
Former British Politician Jailed for Sexually Assaulting Two Women
Charlie Elphicke had been found guilty by a jury in July of one count of sexual assault in 2007, and two further counts against a second woman in 2016.
Trump's Swift Response to Iran Plot Claim Contrasts With Russia Bounties
The president said any attack from Iran on the U.S. would be met with a response "1,000 times greater in magnitude!"
Iran Can Now Enrich Stable Isotopes, Country's Atomic Agency Claims
The Iranian atomic energy agency claimed on Monday that country now has the ability to enrich isotopes other than uranium.
As Neighbors Deal with Israel, Qatar 'Remains Committed' to Arab Peace Plan
"Both Qatar and the United States recognize that a peace settlement between Israel and the Palestinians is important to the stability of the Middle East," Qatari ambassador to the U.S. Meshal bin Hamad Al Thani told Newsweek.
Netflix Stock Dropping Amid 'Cuties' Controversy
Following the release of the award-winning French film, shares of the company fell 1.3 percent on Monday.
Britain's Parliament Votes to 'Break International Law' on Brexit
"We must now take a package of protective measures in this bill," Boris Johnson told the House of Commons.
Pompeo Says U.S. Set for Full Troop Withdrawal From Afghanistan by Spring
United States Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said the military is on track to completely withdraw all troops from Afghanistan by spring 2021.
'Our Body, Our Choice': Thousands Join Anti-Mask Rallies in Canada
In Canada, several thousand anti-mask protesters gathered in Montreal and Vancouver, criticizing the country's response to the novel coronavirus pandemic.
U.S. Woman Accused of Infecting Over 50 People With Coronavirus in Bavaria
A 26-year-old U.S. citizen was recently accused of sparking a wave of new coronavirus infections in Garmisch-Partenkirchen, a ski town in Bavaria, Germany.
Israel to Shut Down Nation for Three Weeks to Contain COVID Spread
The lockdown, opposed by some cabinet members, will begin on Friday and include the Jewish New Year.
China's Foreign Minister Suggests U.S. Stop Meddling in Country's Affairs
"Now is the time for China to ask the United States not to interfere in China's internal affairs," Wang Yi said.
Deal Behind Trump Nobel Prize Nod a 'Photo Opportunity' Says Ex-Serbian FM
Vuk Jeremic said none of the outstanding issues between Belgrade and Pristina had been addressed.
China, India Agree to Walk Back from Border Fight But 'No Change on Ground'
Indian Army spokesperson Colonel Aman Anand told Newsweek on Friday that there has been "no change on the ground yet" even after top diplomats from Beijing and New Delhi vowed to disengage from their tense border standoff.