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Jair Bolsonaro's Positive Test Will Only Escalate His Coronavirus Culture War
The virus he has sloughed off has killed more than 65,000 Brazilians. And even after he tested positive, Bolsonaro treated it as no big deal.
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US Says International Students Must Leave If Classes Go Online
It creates an urgent dilemma for thousands of international students who became stranded in the US last spring after the coronavirus forced their schools to move online.
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Egypt Arrests Doctors, Silences Critics Over Virus Outbreak
At least 10 doctors and six journalists have been arrested since the virus first hit Egypt in February, according to rights groups.
By AP

Trump 'Undermining' Global Fight Against Covid, UK Minister Warns
As US buys up worlds supplies of Remdesivir, UK calls for more "collaboration".
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The US Has Bought Up Virtually All Stocks Of Coronavirus Drug Remdesivir
Trials found that the anti-viral drug can reduce the recovery time of Covid-19 patients by four days.
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Hong Kong Police Make First Arrests Under New Security Law Imposed By China
Any person taking part in "secessionist activities," such as shouting slogans or holding up banners urging for the citys independence, is in violation of the law.
By ZEN SOO, AP

Yemen's Coronavirus Catastrophe Is A Global Embarrassment
From the U.S. and Saudi Arabia to their nemesis Iran, foreign powers made Yemen especially vulnerable to COVID-19 and aren't helping enough.
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What Italys Post-Lockdown Life Reveals About The New Normal
Italy, once the epicenter of the coronavirus pandemic, has been easing restrictions for two months. Here are the lessons now emerging.
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Stunning Photos Of The Solar Eclipse From India And Across The World
While the solar eclipse was visible from several parts of northern India, it was also seen in several other parts of the world.
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Canada MP Jagmeet Singh Booted From House Of Commons After Calling Bloc MP A Racist
The NDP leader was calling for a review of the RCMPs budget.
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