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Haitians Helped Round Up Suspects in President's Assassination, Threatened to 'Burn' Them
In one neighborhood, residents tied suspects' arms with rope and forced them to walk while yelling "Move! Move!" until they could hand them over to police.
North Korea Says Cuba Can 'Smash' U.S. Interference, Joining Russia, China, Iran
"We express our full support to and solidarity with all efforts and measures taken by the government and people of Cuba for safeguarding the dignity and sovereignty of the country and defending to the end their fatherland, revolution and gains of socialism," a North Korean Foreign Ministry spokesperson said.
U.K. Lift of Lockdown Still Going Ahead Monday as Over 51K New COVID Cases Reported
While COVID case numbers are surging, the U.K'.s government hopes a rapid rollout of vaccines will help prevent people from becoming seriously ill.
China Promises $3 Billion to Aid Poorer Countries Obtain COVID Vaccines
A strong theme from the gathering was "this will not be the last pandemic we experience and that preparedness is critical," said New Zealand's Prime Minister.
Woman 'Fat-Shamed' at the Gym and Told to Leave for Wearing a Sports Bra
Shelby says she'd been on the treadmill for 15 minutes when she was told to leave.
U.S. Warns Businesses of 'Legal Risks' Associated in Dealing With Hong Kong Companies
A Cabinet advisory said U.S. businesses should "be aware of potential reputational, regulatory, financial, and, in certain instances, legal risks associated with their Hong Kong operations."
KGB Raids 31 Journalists in Belarus, Accuses Them of 'Extremist Activities'
"Nine people broke into our apartment, seized all the equipment and took Aleh away in handcuffs," Maryana Hruzdzilovich, one journalist's wife, told the AP.
South African Faith Leaders Propose Amnesty Period to Allow Stolen Items Return After Riots
The riots erupted after former President Jacob Zuma began serving a 15-month prison sentence for contempt of court.
China to Ban Certain Karaoke Songs That 'Harm National Unity' in Crackdown on Music
The Chinese Ministry of Culture said that only songs that "promote positive energy" should be allowed.
Moscow Erases Requiring Proof of COVID Vaccine to Eat Inside at Restaurants After Backlash
Restaurants still in recovery from the initial toll of the pandemic were struggling to stay afloat under the order.
Merkel Leaves Biden With Nord Stream 2 Headache As Fears Remain About Russia
The German chancellor and the president have not settled their differences over the gas pipeline.
COVID Origins Investigators Not Allowed to Take Info Out of China
The World Health Organization has urged Beijing to hand over vital COVID-19 data to inform investigators about the origins of the virus.
Protesters Tell IOC President Thomas Bach to 'Go Home,' Call for Cancelation of Olympics
IOC President Thomas Bach said there was "zero" risk of athletes in the Olympic Village on Tokyo Bay passing COVID-19 to Japanese citizens or other residents of the village.
Greenland Bans Oil Exploration, Cites Taking 'the Climate Crisis Seriously' as Reason
The island's government says it "wants to take co-responsibility for combating the global climate crisis."
Lebanese Pound Sinks to New Low, Citizens Riot in Support of Resigning Prime Minister
France, the European Union and the U.S. urged Lebanese politicians to form a Cabinet and schedule an international conference to support the effort.
Reuters Photographer Danish Siddiqui, Afghan Officer Killed in Border Fight with Taliban
Siddiqui and the Afghan officer were killed as fighting in the region over border crossings intensified.
Landlord Finds 4ft Snake Behind Fireplace While Working on House
The non-venomous snake, native to the U.S. and Mexico, was one of three found in the northwest of England in early July by residents in the local area.
China Hosting Winter Olympics Compared to Appeasing Hitler by Lawmaker
The British parliamentary committee issued a report calling for the boycott to pressure China to "end its persecution" of the minority Muslim group.
Russian Plane Mysteriously Disappears From Radar Over Siberia
The TASS agency reported that the Antonov aircraft, belonging to Siberian Light Aviation, went missing in the Tomsk region on Friday.
China Snubs Top U.S. Diplomat As Joe Biden Readies Sanctions Over Hong Kong
The last meeting between senior Chinese and U.S. officials was in Alaska in March and ended in a row.
Germany Flooding Map, Update As Death Toll Soars Amid Heaviest Rainfall in a Century
Parts of Germany, Belgium and the Netherlands were hit with around two months' worth of rain on Thursday.
Over 125 Dead, Hundreds Missing as Flooding Devastates Germany, Belgium
German Chancellor Angela Merkel said the flooding was a "catastrophe," calling Thursday "a day characterized by fear, by despair, by suffering."