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As Brazil becomes COVID-19 epicenter, cases rise across South America

Friday, April 2 by ABC News

By Aicha El Hammar Castano, Kirit Radia and Morgan Winsor, ABC News(NEW YORK) -- As Brazil emerges as an epicenter of the coronavirus pandemic with an outbreak that is virtually unchecked, the country's regional neighbors are experiencing a worrying rise... Read More.

‘Pharaoh’s curse’ blamed for Suez Canal blockage, other unfortunate events in Egypt

Friday, April 2 by ABC News

By Hatem Maher, ABC News(CAIRO) -- A Suez Canal blockage disturbing global markets, two trains colliding with each other, a garment factory blaze and a residential building collapse all came hot on the heels of Egypt's announcement that it would... Read More.

Myanmar’s military junta has reportedly killed at least 43 children since coup

Friday, April 2 by ABC News

By Morgan Winsor, ABC News(LONDON) -- At least 43 children have been reportedly killed by armed forces in Myanmar in the two months since the military junta seized power, according to international humanitarian group Save the Children, which described the... Read More.

Two dead after plane crashes during gender reveal stunt in Mexico

Friday, April 2 by ABC News

By Meredith Deliso and Anne Laurent, ABC News(CANCUN, Mexico) -- Two people are dead after a plane involved in a gender reveal stunt in Mexico crashed into the water.The incident occurred Monday afternoon in the Nichupté lagoon in... Read More.

At least 54 dead in Taiwan train crash

Friday, April 2 by ABC News

By Karson Yiu, ABC News(HONG KONG) -- At least 54 people are reported dead after a passenger train derailed in a tunnel near the city of Hualien in eastern Taiwan, according to local authorities. The crash is the worst rail... Read More.

More than 100 homeless, disenfranchised people given COVID vaccines at Vatican

Wednesday, March 31 by ABC News

By PHOEBE NATHANSON, ABC News(VATICAN CITY) -- More than 100 people who are homeless were given their first dose of the COVID-19 vaccine at the Vatican, the papal city-state announced Wednesday.The Papal Almoner, Cardinal Konrad Krajewski, who is... Read More.

Jailed Putin foe Alexey Navalny declares hunger strike

Wednesday, March 31 by ABC News

By Patrick Reevell, ABC News(MOSCOW) -- The Russian opposition leader Alexey Navalny has declared a hunger strike in prison to protest what he says is authorities’ refusal to grant him access to proper medical treatment for severe back pain.

US orders some diplomats to evacuate Myanmar amid deadly crackdown on protesters

Wednesday, March 31 by ABC News

By MORGAN WINSOR and CONOR FINNEGAN, ABC News(WASHINGTON) -- The United States has ordered some American diplomats and their loved ones to evacuate Myanmar amid escalating violence two months after the military junta seized power.The U.S. Department of... Read More.

Japan’s cherry blossoms hit earliest peak in 1,200 years due to warming temperatures

Wednesday, March 31 by ABC News

By JULIA JACOBO and ANTHONY TROTTER, ABC News(OSAKA, Japan) -- Climate change may be causing cherry blossom trees around the world to blossom much earlier than they had in the past.The famous blossoms in Kyoto, Japan, peaked on... Read More.

Prince Harry, Meghan were not married before public wedding, archbishop confirms

Wednesday, March 31 by ABC News

By KATIE KINDELAN, ABC News(LONDON) -- The Archbishop of Canterbury, the head of the Church of England, has spoken out to clarify comments Prince Harry and Duchess Meghan made in their bombshell interview with Oprah Winfrey earlier this month.

Criticism of WHO Wuhan report exposes limits of agency’s power and influence

Tuesday, March 30 by ABC News

By SASHA PEZENIK, ABC News(NEW YORK) -- Even as a team of World Health Organization investigators traveled to China to research the origins of the coronavirus pandemic, critics argued that their investigation would be muzzled by a lack of cooperation... Read More.

At least one American evacuated from Mozambique as ISIS-linked rebels seize coastal town

Tuesday, March 30 by ABC News

By MORGAN WINSOR and CONOR FINNEGAN, ABC News(NEW YORK) -- At least one American has been safely evacuated from Mozambique following deadly attacks by ISIS-linked rebels who left beheaded bodies strewn on beaches and streets, according to a senior official... Read More.

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