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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.
Israel, Bahrain to Normalize Relations in Another Blow to Palestinians
President Donald Trump, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Bahrain King Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa agreed to the "establishment of full diplomatic relations between Israel and the Kingdom of Bahrain."
U.S. Gave $5M to Greek COVID-19 Response, yet Refugee Camp Saw Little Aid
Thousands of people have been displaced after a major fire tore through the Moria refugee camp amid unrest over the handling of a recent coronavirus outbreak.
ISIS Hails 'Blessed 9/11' as 'Great Event' on 19th Anniversary of Attacks
The extremist group praised the "blessed 9/11 strikes" in a statement shared through its newspaper, Naba.
Is Islamophobia the 'Last Acceptable Form of Prejudice?'
From a million Uighur Muslims reportedly being put in prison camps in China to ethnic cleansing against Rohingya Muslims, crimes against Muslims have increased across the world.
Iran Claims U.S. Drones Retreated After Shoot-Down Warning
Rear Admiral Shahram Irani claimed Thursday that Iranian forces pushed American drones away from the Iranian coast at the start of major military exercises in the area.
Louis Vuitton launches $960 Face Shield to Protect People During COVID-19
Launching on October 30 worldwide, it comes featuring golden studs while the shield is trimmed featuring Louis Vuitton's monogram print.
Graham Slams Khashoggi Verdict As Woodward Reveals Trump Said He Saved MBS
A Saudi court on Monday sentenced eight unnamed people for between seven and 20 years for killing the journalist in 2018, but critics say the masterminds have escaped punishment.
Biden Says Iran Closer to Nuclear Weapons Under Trump, Would Re-Enter Deal
Trump withdrew from the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action in 2018, claiming the deal was too lenient and vowing a re-negotiated agreement.
#NeverForget: Remembering 9/11 in Photographs
A painful day in history is remembered through photographs as we commemorate the 19th anniversary of the September 11 terrorist attacks.
U.K. Economy Grows by 6.6% in July
The U.K. economy is still 11.7 percent smaller than it was in February, before the full impact of the pandemic.
U.S. Ally Poland: Russia-Belarus Border Drills Are 'Internal Propaganda'
The Polish National Defense Ministry told Newsweek it "assesses that recent anti-Polish narrative expressed by authorities of some nations participating in the exercise is motivated mainly by their internal propaganda needs."
Lebanon Battles New Beirut Port Fire, Downs Israel Drone as Crises Continue
The latest blaze in Beirut broke out far from the site of the blast that killed more than 190 people last month, but last week Lebanese authorities discovered several tons of explosive ammonium nitrate at the port.
Palestinians Regroup, Tell Arab World Not to Deal with Israel Before Peace
"The Arab League not approving a condemnation of the UAE-Israel normalization deal doesn't mean or suggest a consent for member states to normalize relations with Israel," top Palestinian negotiator Saeb Erekat told Newsweek.
Police Officer Kneels on Boy's Neck After Catching Him Without Mask
A cellphone video showed a police officer kneeling on the teenager's neck.