South Korea shut down all religious gatherings in Seoul after latest cluster linked to church stirred memories of country’s initial outbreak earlier this year. Nightclubs, karaoke rooms, buffet restaurants, computer gaming cafes and other “high-risk” facilities will also be shut.
New gene therapy approach eliminates at least 90% latent herpes simplex virus 1
Senate committee: Trump admin hampered Russia probe
Female-led countries handled coronavirus better, study suggests
'Walls of death': surge in illegal drift nets threatens endangered species - Fishing fleets are defying international ban, with deadly nets ensnaring dolphins, whales and other protected marine life
Israel launches fresh attacks on Gaza - Israel has been launching tank and air force attacks on Gaza since last week. They have also shut down a goods crossing point and stopped fuel shipments
Possible coup underway in Mali
Warning: Russia and Belarus Launch Military Exercises
Internet Explorer is dead as Microsoft kills off 25-year-old browser.The browser will no longer be supported by the company from 17 August, 2021.
Manafort shared campaign info with Russian intelligence officer, Senate panel finds
Anger in Brazil as 10-year-old rape victim's name put online
Putin warns the world not to interfere in Belarus: Russian leader tells Angela Merkel any intervention will be 'unacceptable' after EU threatens sanctions over 'rigged' elections
Surging fires threaten world's largest wetland in Brazil, 10x the size of the Everglades, the region is one of the most biodiverse places on the planet with more than 4,700 plant and animal species, including threatened ones like the jaguar.
Australian officials have admitted they failed to carry out mandatory health checks on board a cruise ship that became the source of one of the country's largest coronavirus clusters. More than 2,650 people were allowed off the Ruby Princess without being tested.
A GOP Congressman Received “Sensitive Documents” From Russian Officials in 2016 | Former Rep. Dana Rohrabacher Met With Russian Involved in “Targeting Elections,” a Senate Committee Finds.
Toronto police to pay $16.5m to protesters wrongfully held at 2010 G20 summit - About 1,100 protesters who were wrongfully detained at the 2010 G20 summit in Toronto will receive compensation from the city’s police force after a historic C$16.5m (US$12.5m) settlement in a class-action lawsuit.
Scientists successfully harvested eggs from the last two remaining northern white rhinoceroses, potentially saving the species from extinction. A total of 10 eggs were harvested from the female rhinos at the Ol Pejeta Conservancy in Kenya
Kamala Harris Cartoon in Murdoch Paper Is Denounced as Racist: Kevin Rudd, a former prime minister, lodged a complaint against The Australian for publishing material he called “racist and sexist”
Ireland Rejects Belarus Election Results - Foreign Minister
Thousands of Rare Artifacts Discovered Beneath Tudor Manor's Attic Floorboards
