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Teenage Pregnancies Rise In Parts Of Kenya As Lockdown Shuts Schools
Jackline Bosibori wept when she found out she was pregnant. The 17yearold's mother, who is raising six kids alone, collapsed in their oneroom home. They had been repeatedly threatened with eviction and couldn't afford another mouth to feed.
Pakistan's Ruling PTI Wins Most Seats in Gilgit-Baltistan Assembly Election
India has slammed Pakistan for its decision to hold elections in Gilgit-Baltistan and said any action to alter the status of the militarily-occupied region has no legal basis.
Sandbags And Monks In Khaki: Russian Troops Guard Armenian Monastery After Ceasefire
Soldiers unloaded sandbags and monks donned khaki vests over their cassocks on Sunday after Russian peacekeepers arrived to guard the 12th century Armenian Dadivank monastery in territory due to be ceded to Azerbaijan within days.
Coronavirus Emerged In Italy Earlier Than Thought, Italian Study Shows
The new coronavirus was circulating in Italy since September 2019, a study by the National Cancer Institute (INT) of the Italian city of Milan shows, signaling that COVID19 might have spread beyond China earlier than previously thought.
South Korea Reports 208 New COVID-19 Cases, Eighth Day Of Triple-digit Rises
South Korea reported 208 new coronavirus cases as of Saturday midnight, marking the eight straight day of tripledigit increases, the Korea Disease Control and Prevention Agency (KDCA) said on Sunday.
Putin Tells Azerbaijan To Take Care Of Christian Shrines In Nagorno-Karabakh
Russia's President Vladimir Putin told his Azeri counterpart Ilham Aliyev on Saturday to take care of Christian shrines in parts of NagornoKarabakh that Azerbaijan gets under this week's ceasefire agreement, the Kremlin said.
Italy Extends Lockdowns To More Regions, Tightens Curbs
Restrictions aimed at slowing a surge in coronavirus cases will be extended in various Italian regions, with both Tuscany and Campania set to be designated as highrisk "red zones", the health ministry said on Friday.
U.S. Urges Japan And South Korea To Speak Out On China
The United States on Friday urged Japan and South Korea to speak out against China's treatment of minority Muslims and its actions toward Hong Kong and Taiwan, despite their trading relationships with Beijing.
OPEC+ Compliance With Oil Production Cuts In Oct 101% - Sources
The compliance of OPEC+ with oil production cuts in October was seen at 101%, three OPEC+ sources told Reuters on Friday, maintaining a strong level of adherence to their supplycut pact.
Sweden Reports Record 5,990 New COVID-19 Cases As Second Wave Strikes
Sweden, whose unorthodox virusfighting strategy has garnered global attention, registered a record 5,990 new COVID19 cases on Friday, the highest since the start of the pandemic, Health Agency statistics showed.
In Georgia, Trump's Shadow Looms Over Pair Of Senate Runoffs
President Donald Trump wont be on the ballot in January when Georgia voters settle two Senate runoffs that will determine control of the U.S. Senate. But both Republicans and Democrats are hoping voters forget that.
Australia Scraps Plans To Allow Foreign Students Back
Australia will not allow foreign students to return as Canberra prioritises the return of locals stuck overseas, Prime Minister Scott Morrison said on Friday.
England Ease To First Win Over Ireland Since 1985
England beat Ireland for the first time since 1985 as goals by Harry Maguire, Jadon Sancho and Dominic CalvertLewin secured a 30 win in a friendly at an empty Wembley Stadium on Thursday.
Who Are The Top Contenders For The Biden Administration?
Chris Coons- the Democratic U.S. senator from Delaware, Biden's home state, is a close Biden friend and adviser who is a prominent member of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Candles And Condemnation As Thousands Mourn Death Of Belarus Protester
Thousands of people carrying candles and flowers gathered in Minsk on Thursday to mourn the death of a 31yearold antigovernment protester who they say was badly beaten by Belarusian security forces and died in hospital.
Saudi Crown Prince Warns Kingdom Will Strike Those That Threaten Its Security
Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman on Thursday said the kingdom would continue to strike with an "iron fist" those who threatened its security and stability.