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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.
Pope Francis Praises Eating and Sex as Pleasures That 'Come From God'
The comments appear in a book of conversations the pontiff had with gastronomist Carlo Petrini about the future of the planet.
Argentina Refuses to Pay Bitcoin Ransom After Hackers Force Border Shutdown
Argentina's National Directorate of Migration said it managed to contain the cyber attack.
Bogota Riots As Police Killing of Unarmed Man Sparks Violent Unrest
Protests erupted after a widely circulated video showed Javier Humberto Ordonez, a 46-year-old father, pinned to the ground by two officers and hit with a stun gun repeatedly.
Beirut Port on Fire Again After Videos Circulate One Month Since Explosion
The Lebanese Army said a warehouse storing oil and tires is burning at the duty-free market in the port of the Lebanese capital
Why is the Climate Change Movement so White?
"Extinction Rebellion is a pretty sinister infrastructure. For them, it's being strategic to erase people like me who come from a climate justice background."
European Countries 'Experiencing Larger Outbreaks' of Local COVID-19 Cases
The U.K., France, Belgium and several other countries in Europe are "reporting community transmission," according to the World Health Organization.
Russia Troops to Head to Belarus for Drills at Tense Border Amid Unrest
"This is just the beginning," Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko warned as he cracked down on protests to retain power and shored up ties with his Russian ally.
Sudan Ambassador Says Conflict With Israel 'Fruitless,' Warns on Iran
Sudan is among those touted as next in line for a normalization deal with Israel, following the UAE accord agreed last month.
Doctors Make Millions From COVID Tests as England Government Labs Struggle
With many people in England unable to book COVID-19 tests, private clinics offering them have seen a "spike" in demand, with tests costing patients as much as £350 ($450) and earning private doctors, in some cases, millions in revenue.
Tooth From Great White Shark That Killed Australian Man Found in Surf Board
The tooth measures around 1.8 inches long and 1.1 inches wide.
Trump Nominated for Nobel Peace Prize Again, Shortlist Decision Months Away
The president has been put forward for the award by a member of the Norwegian Parliament, who cited the commander-in-chief's role in establishing relations between Israel and the UAE.
Snowden to Extend Russia Stay Amid Rumors of Pre-Election Trump Pardon
Snowden has been in Russia since 2014, having fled to avoid prosecution for leaking a huge trove of classified documents detailing the National Security Agency's mass surveillance program.
U.S. Coronavirus Situation Too 'Unstable' for Putin U.N. Visit: Russia
Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov said that a presidential trip to New York "is not advisable right now."
Greece's Moria Refugee Camp Engulfed in Flames Amid COVID-19 Unrest
"Not much has been left standing," MSF Head of Mission in Greece Stephan Oberreit told Newsweek.
Lockdown Measures in England Could Last Until Christmas, Officials Admit
Official figures show a spike in new cases and a "pinch" in being able to get tests after lockdown was eased.
Trump Withdrawing From NATO Would Be 'Disaster': Senator
Chris Coons is concerned at reports that the president wants to reconsider the U.S. relationship with the alliance.
Kim Jong Un Hails 'Sacred Combat Mission,' Gets Praise from World Leaders
"We cannot help but change the direction of our struggle after comprehensively considering the year-end tasks that were under way with the nation-wide efforts," North Korean supreme leader Kim Jong Un decided.
China, India Aim for Peace But Keep Edging Toward Conflict at Border
"The tranquility of the border areas was for the first time since 1975 pieced through by the gunshots," Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Zhao Lijian said of his country's latest border encounter with neighboring India.
Belarusian President Admits He May Have Led Country 'Too Long'
The European Union and the U.S. have not accepted Belarus' August election results, as large anti-Lukashenko demonstrations have persisted within the country.
Seven-Foot Python Found 'Snuggled Up' on Electric Blanket in Child's Bed
The large carpet python may have entered the house through a garage door that was left open.