BERLIN (AP) – German Chancellor Angela Merkel on Wednesday advocated tougher restrictions on public life and urged her compatriots to cut back on socialization as the country recorded the highest number of one-day deaths from the coronavirus epidemic. Despite the partial shutdown that began on November 2 – Germany is …
Read More »Ethiopia’s conflict has had a ‘terrible effect on civilians’
Nairobi, Kenya (AP) – Ethiopia’s situation is “out of control with a devastating effect on civilians” and urgently needs to be monitored, the UN human rights chief warned on Wednesday, but Ethiopia is rejecting calls for an independent inquiry into its deadly fight. Saying, “He doesn’t need a baby sitter.” …
Read More »Experts in India were shocked by the mysterious disease
New Delhi (AP) – A mysterious disease is still plaguing health officials and experts in the southern Indian state of Andhra Pradesh. The disease was first found on Saturday evening in Eluru, an ancient city famous for hand-woven products. People started attacking without any warning, said Public Health Director Geeta …
Read More »Johnson from the UK will leave for Brussels amid the Brexit stalemate
BRUSSELS (AP) – More than four years after helping Britain determine the curriculum from the European Union, Prime Minister Boris Johnson tried to get the job done by heading to the EU headquarters. Less than a month after the UK’s economic collapse and new trade deals with the European Union …
Read More »Close to the UK’s prehistoric Stonehenge in protest of the tunnel
LONDON (AP) – A prehistoric monument to Stonehenge in southern England was closed to visitors on Saturday after dozens of protesters lodged a complaint against the British government’s road-building plans, including a new tunnel near a World Heritage site. The protesters, who identified themselves as an alliance of local residents, …
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