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Putin foe Navalny tests negative for COVID-19 but has 2 hernias, lawyers say

Wednesday, April 7 by ABC News

(MOSCOW) -- The jailed Russian opposition leader Alexey Navalny has tested negative for the coronavirus after he was moved to his prison's medical bay to be treated for a respiratory illness, Navalny's lawyers said Wednesday, but the activist remains unwell and appears to be... Read More.

Interpol issues ‘red notice’ for MIT graduate accused of murdering Yale student

Wednesday, April 7 by ABC News

(LONDON) -- The United States Marshals Service has secured a "red notice" through Interpol in the search for Qinxuan Pan, a Massachusetts Institute of Technology graduate student who is wanted for the murder of Yale University graduate student Kevin Jiang. Matthew Duffy, supervisory deputy and... Read More.

Gunmen free nearly 2,000 inmates in attack on Nigerian prison

Tuesday, April 6 by ABC News

By Morgan Winsor, ABC News(LONDON) -- Nearly 2,000 inmates have escaped from a prison in southeastern Nigeria after heavily armed gunmen attacked the facility, authorities said.The massive jailbreak occurred before dawn on Monday in Owerri, the capital of... Read More.

New Zealand to open quarantine-free travel bubble with Australia

Tuesday, April 6 by ABC News

By Morgan Winsor, ABC News(LONDON) -- New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern announced Tuesday that her country will open a travel bubble with Australia in less than two weeks.Quarantine-free travel between the neighboring nations, separated by the Tasman... Read More.

US, Iran hold first indirect talks in bid to save nuclear deal

Tuesday, April 6 by ABC News

By Conor Finnegan, ABC News(WASHINGTON) -- The U.S. and Iran are holding indirect talks on Tuesday in what could be the first step toward reviving the 2015 deal that constrains Tehran's nuclear facilities in exchange for sanctions relief.The... Read More.

Europe’s vaccine rollout ‘unacceptably slow’: WHO

Monday, April 5 by ABC News

By Erin Schumaker, ABC News(GENEVA) -- The World Health Organization criticized Europe's sluggish vaccine rollout as "unacceptably slow" in a recent statement, pointing to the low rate of Europeans who have been fully vaccinated.Just 10% of Europeans have... Read More.

Arrests made as intrigue and suspicion surround alleged royal coup in Jordan

Monday, April 5 by ABC News

By Guy Davies, ABC News(NEW YORK) -- Jordan’s government has said that a coup attempt centered on former Crown Prince Hamzah bin Hussein, the half-brother of the current monarch King Abdullah II, was foiled on Sunday, with up to 16... Read More.

Dubai police make arrests over ‘indecent’ video of naked women on high-rise balcony

Monday, April 5 by ABC News

By Morgan Winsor, ABC News(LONDON) -- A group of people were arrested in Dubai on Saturday over widely-shared images that showed women posing naked on a high-rise balcony in the city, police said.Photographs and videos circulated on social... Read More.

India sees ‘alarming rate of growth of COVID-19 cases and deaths,’ officials say

Monday, April 5 by ABC News

By Morgan Winsor, ABC News(LONDON) -- India has seen "an alarming rate of growth of COVID-19 cases and deaths" in recent weeks, the prime minister's office said Sunday.More than 12.3 million people in India have been diagnosed with... Read More.

What the coronavirus pandemic has meant for some children around the world

Monday, April 5 by ABC News

By Meredith Deliso and Zoe Magee, ABC News(NEW YORK) -- More than a year into the coronavirus pandemic, children the world over have adapted to a new normal that often has meant wearing masks in public, connecting with family, friends... Read More.

Hydroxychloroquine and other ‘miracle cures’ continue to fuel Brazil’s outbreak

Sunday, April 4 by ABC News

BY: ERIN SCHUMAKER, ABC NEWS (RIO DE JANEIRO) — In Brazil, the new epicenter of the world's COVID-19 pandemic, hospitals are overflowing, health care workers are stretched beyond their limits and cemeteries operate through the night to keep up with demand. "It's super, super... Read More.

Egyptian mummies pass through Cairo in parade worthy of royals

Sunday, April 4 by ABC News

BY: HATEM MAHER, ABC NEWS (CAIRO) — Nearly a century and a half after entering Egypt labeled as salted fish due to their obscurity, nearly two dozen Egyptian mummies were celebrated in a grand parade in Cairo on Saturday. Twenty-two mummies, 18 kings and... Read More.

Putin foe Navalny tests negative for COVID-19 but has 2 hernias, lawyers say

Interpol issues ‘red notice’ for MIT graduate accused of murdering Yale student

Gunmen free nearly 2,000 inmates in attack on Nigerian prison

New Zealand to open quarantine-free travel bubble with Australia

US, Iran hold first indirect talks in bid to save nuclear deal

Europe’s vaccine rollout ‘unacceptably slow’: WHO

Arrests made as intrigue and suspicion surround alleged royal coup in Jordan

Dubai police make arrests over ‘indecent’ video of naked women on high-rise balcony

India sees ‘alarming rate of growth of COVID-19 cases and deaths,’ officials say

What the coronavirus pandemic has meant for some children around the world

Hydroxychloroquine and other ‘miracle cures’ continue to fuel Brazil’s outbreak

Egyptian mummies pass through Cairo in parade worthy of royals

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