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Suspect In Downing Of Flight MH17 Denies Any Involvement
One of four suspects on trial for the 2014 downing of Malaysia Airlines Flight 17 has denied any involvement with firing or supplying the missile allegedly used in its destruction, a lawyer said in court on Monday.
3 Countries To Assess New Info About 1994 Ferry Sinking
The governments of Sweden, Finland and Estonia said Monday they will jointly assess what that they called new significant information in connection with one of Europes deadliest peacetime maritime disasters, the sinking of a ferry in the Baltic Sea in 199...
Merkel: Coronavirus Infections Could Hit 19,200 A Day In Germany - Bild
German Chancellor Angela Merkel told the leadership of her party on Monday that coronavirus infections could hit 19,200 per day in the country if the current trend continues but stressed that the economy must be kept running, Bild newspaper reported.
Armenian, Azeri Forces Exchange Fire Again, Six Azeri Civilians Reported Killed
Armenian and Azeri forces exchanged fierce fire for a second day on Monday over the territory of NagornoKarabakh, with both sides accusing each other of using heavy artillery amid reports of at least 21 deaths and hundreds of people being injured.
Pandemic Overwhelms Trump's Message In Critical N. Carolina
President Donald Trump is fighting to fill a Supreme Court vacancy, howling with unsubstantiated claims of voter fraud and warning that violent mobs are infiltrating the suburbs.
The Latest: India Tops 6 Million Reported Coronavirus Cases
NEW DELHI Indias confirmed coronavirus tally reached 6 million cases on Monday, keeping the country second to the United States in number of reported cases since the pandemic began.
Betrayed Macron Says Will Continue Lebanon Efforts, Eyes Hezbollah
French President Emmanuel Macron admonished Lebanon's leaders on Sunday for serving their own interests ahead of their country and vowed to push ahead with efforts to prevent chaos, but appeared to have no back up plan should his initiative fail.
Minnesota Mayor Disputes Harassment Of COVID-19 Survey Team
The mayor of a southern Minnesota city is disputing state health department claims that a COVID19 survey team was threatened there earlier this month.
Macron Says Hezbollah Needs To End Ambiguity In Lebanon
French President Emmanuel Macron said Lebanon's Hezbollah needed to clarify over the next few weeks whether it is a serious political force to help implement a roadmap for the country or a militia at the behest of Iran.
UK Wants Students To Be Able To Go Home For Christmas Despite COVID
The British government wants university students to be able to return home for Christmas, culture minister Oliver Dowden said on Sunday, amid concerns that restrictions on movement may be needed to curb the rising number of coronavirus cases.
Indian Man Gets 6 Months in UAE Jail on Molestation Charge
The man was charged with consumption of liquor and sexual abuse. The Dubai Court of First Instance ruled the accused would be deported after completion of his sentence.
Turkey Says Armenia Is Obstacle To Peace After Clashes With Azerbaijan
Turkey urged Armenia on Sunday to immediately cease what it called hostility towards Azerbaijan that could "throw the region into fire", following clashes between Armenian and Azeri forces over the breakaway region of NagornoKarabakh.
Lebanese Politician Bassil Infected With Coronavirus, His Party Says
Leading Lebanese politician Gebran Bassil has been infected with a "mild" case of the coronavirus, his party said, as cases surge throughout the country.
Palestinians Say Egyptian Fire Killed Two Gaza Fishermen
The bodies of two Palestinian fishermen who Palestinian officials say were shot dead by Egyptian naval forces were returned to Gaza on Saturday, the territory's ruling Islamist group Hamas said.
The Latest: Melbourne Eases Lockdown, Reopens Schools, Work
MELBOURNE, Australia Australias second-largest city, Melbourne, has further eased lockdown restrictions imposed after a surge in coronavirus cases, allowing most children to return to school from next month and sending more than 125,000 people back to wo...
Trump Caps Judiciary Remake With Choice Of Barrett For Court
President Donald Trump has nominated Judge Amy Coney Barrett to the Supreme Court, capping a dramatic reshaping of the federal judiciary that will resonate for a generation and that he hopes will provide a needed boost to his reelection effort.