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Kim Jong Un praises North Korea's COVID response
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has praised his country's handling of the coronavirus pandemic, describing it as a 'shining success.'
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US coronavirus infections surge amid new warnings, closures | WNT
Dr. Anthony Fauci warned that America may be losing the war against coronavirus as the country hit 50,000 new cases in one day and 19 states have paused or reversed reopenings.
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Hong Kong: US passes sanctions as nations condemn new law - BBC News
US lawmakers have approved new Hong Kong-related sanctions, after Beijing imposed a security law that has been widely condemned across the world.
The US measure, which penalises banks which do business with Chinese officials, was passed unanimously by both the House and the Senate.
It has been sent to President Donald Trump to sign into law.
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China has responded forcefully to international criticism of the new, controversial security law which gives Beijing more control over Hong Kong. Beijing has told several countries that have condemned the new law to 'stop interfering in Hong Kong affairs' as US Congress passes new sanctions and the UK offers citizenship to more than three million Hong Kongers.
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Coronavirus update - Latest developments around the world | DW News
In the US, the government's top infectious disease expert Dr Anthony Fauci has sounded the alarm about the rapid spread of the coronavirus. Dr Fauci says the number of daily cases could more than double if the country fails to contain a surge in infections across several states.
The EU has opened its external borders to leisure and business travel today, but not to all countries. Coronavirus hotspots including the US and Russia were excluded from the so-called 'safe-list' of countries whose residents can enter the bloc. Australia, Japan and South Korea did make the cut, however. Chinese travellers can also enter, but only after China opens its own borders. It's a difficult summer for tourism-dependent businesses in Europe, with more EU residents staying close to home.
Authorities in northwestern Germany are preparing to ease the strict lockdown imposed in some districts after a COVID-19 outbreak flared at a meat processing factory there. People have been ordered to stay in their homes, and are banned from traveling anywhere. For many of those who've seen quarantine return, patience is wearing thin, but testing who is healthy and who is not is a major challenge.
Some of the other developments in the coronavirus pandemic.
The German state of Bavaria is to bring in universal testing for COVID-19. It's prompted a debate about whether the rest of Germany should follow suit or stick to targeted testing to prevent a possible second wave.
Coronavirus deaths will soon top 60,000 in Brazil, the worst-hit country after the US. The army has delivered protective supplies and medicines by helicopter to indigenous communities in the Amazon.They also began testing isolated indigenous communities for the coronavirus. On this visit, no one tested positive, but the pandemic is threatening to decimate hundreds of Amazon tribes. They have little immunity to external diseases and have a communal lifestyle that rules out social distancing.
Thailand has begun a fifth phase of relaxations of restrictions. Schools and high-risk entertainment venues such as bars and massage parlours have been allowed to re-open.
China has reported just three new cases of coronavirus compared to 19 the day before. All the new cases were in Beijing.
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700 arrests in UK as police infiltrate top-secret criminal communications - BBC News
More than 700 people have been arrested in Britain and tens of millions of pounds have been seized after the police infiltrated a top secret communications system used by criminal gangs.
It's being called the biggest and most significant law-enforcement operation ever carried out in the UK.
The gangs were using a device that looks like a normal mobile phone. But each one costs up to £3,000 and they were used by high-level criminals to talk to each other.
The gangs believed nobody could listen in, but they were wrong.
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Coronavirus: A quarter of the world’s population in lockdown - BBC News
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has told India’s population of 1.3 billion people to stay at home. The lockdown is currently planned for 3 weeks.
More than 2.6 billion people are in lockdown now India has introduced its new measures, according to a tally by the AFP news agency
Europe remains at the epicentre of the pandemic. On Tuesday, the death toll jumped by 514 in a single day in Spain and other European countries also reported sharp increases
Italy is the worst affected country in the world in terms of deaths. The virus has killed almost 7,000 people there over the past month
The UK, meanwhile, is spending its first day under tight new restrictions. Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced unprecedented measures on Monday and ordered the immediate closure of shops selling non-essential goods
And in the US, New York's governor has said the federal government is not sending enough equipment to combat the crisis. The state has been hit especially hard by the virus
The World Health Organization (WHO) has warned that the US has the potential to become the new epicentre of the pandemic
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Global National: July 2, 2020 | Armed man arrested near PM's residence
The armed man that was arrested Thursday near Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's residence has been confirmed as a member of the Canadian Armed Forces. A large contingent of police descended on the sprawling estate of Rideau Hall, where both Trudeau and the Governor General Julie Payette live. Investigators say neither were at home at the time of the incident. Sources tell Global News the suspect was in possession of several fire arms. Ottawa Bureau Chief Mercedes Stephenson has more.
An unthinkable Canada Day tragedy has left three young children dead in Quebec. Police say the kids all under the age of seven were among ten people who were ejected from tractor while riding in its front loader. It happened Wednesday night, about 60 km south east of Montreal. Two adults are in critical condition while others sustained minor injuries. The driver of the tractor has been arrested. Dan Spector reports.
A health unit in an Ontario community hit hard by COVID-19 has ordered a work stoppage at a farm. The move comes after 191 migrant workers tested positive for the virus over the weekend. Abigail Bimman looks at the challenges migrant workers are facing during this pandemic and what advocates say need to change.
The United States has reached another grim benchmark in the COVID-19 pandemic. The daily number of confirmed cases has surpassed 50,000 in one day for the first time. The country is now closing in on three million cases. With the Forth of July holiday just days away, there's concerns those numbers will rise even higher. Jackson Proskow reports.
The World Health Organization says more than half of the world's COVID-19 infections were recorded in June alone. Worldwide cases are expected to reach the eleven million mark as early as tomorrow. Crystal Goomansingh has a look at how we got here and where we might be headed.
And there's been a major development in the case against convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. His ex-girlfriend Ghislaine Maxwell has been charged in connection with his alleged sex trafficking operation.
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China reacts to Indian PM Modi's Ladakh visit | WION News
Any kind of escalation from either side should be avoided on the border, China said on Friday (July 3), after Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi made a surprise visit to Leh and Ladakh and was briefed by senior officers in Nimu amid ongoing tensions with China.
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WION Dispatch: China reacts to PM Modi's Ladakh visit | India-China standoff
WION Dispatch: China reacts to PM Modi's Ladakh visit | India-China standoff
PM Modi paid a surprised visit to the injured jawans at the military hospital in Leh, where they were undergoing treatment since the ‘violent face-off’ in eastern Ladakh that left 20 jawans martyred. Now China has reacted to PM Modi's visit and said 'Hope India will follow Modi-Xi consensus'.
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Drug cartels thrive during COVID-19 pandemic | World News
Drug cartels thrive during COVID-19 pandemic | World News
COVID-19 lockdown has broken chains across the globe but two of the largest drug seizures in a matter of hours and across seas indicate that the illegal drug supply chains are increasing during the pandemic. Watch report.
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Russia reforms: Will Putin rule Russia forever? - BBC News
Russians are voting on a series of sweeping changes to the constitution that could allow Vladimir Putin to stay in office until 2036, making him the longest serving Russian leader.
The reforms would mean Mr Putin's term limit is reset to zero in 2024, allowing him to serve two more six-year terms.
There is no independent scrutiny of the seven-day vote, and copies of the new constitution appeared in bookshops during the week.
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Brazil's COVID-19 death toll exceeds 60,000 | Coronavirus | World News
Brazil's COVID-19 death toll exceeds 60,000 | Coronavirus | World News
Brazil's COVID-19 death toll climbed to 60,632 on Wednesday after 1,038 deaths were reported the previous day
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UK has worst coronavirus death rate among similar countries - BBC News
The latest comprehensive analysis of deaths during the pandemic reveals that the UK - and England especially - has suffered more deaths than similar countries in the G7 and Europe.
Officially the UK government claims it's too early to make international comparisons. But when adjusted for size of population and the number of deaths expected in a normal year the UK comes out worst on almost every measure, compared with countries which are also past the first peak.
Meanwhile the Welsh government has announced that people from two households will be able to form one extended household from next Monday. The first minister Mark Drakeford said the change would enable many families to be reunited for the first time since March.
In Scotland shops have been allowed to reopen as long as they can be accessed directly from the street. Some workplaces, zoos and playgrounds have also reopened and couples can also hold outdoor weddings with a limited number of guests.
Huw Edwards presents BBC News at Ten reporting from Economics Editor Faisal Islam, Wales Correspondent Hywel Griffith and Scotland Editor Sarah Smith.
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