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First Felony Sentence Issued for January 6 Capitol Riot

A federal judge sentenced Paul Allard Hodgkins (WaPo) to eight months in prison for obstructing a Congressional session on January 6, when…

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Peru’s Castillo Declared Election Victor After Impasse

Peru’s election authority announced that former union leader Pedro Castillo won the country’s June presidential election (BBC) after a weeks-long impasse in…

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Migrants Crossing English Channel Break Daily Record

At least 430 migrants crossed the English Channel (BBC) to the United Kingdom yesterday, the most ever reported in a single day.…

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Mali’s Interim President Attacked

Two men, including one with a knife, attacked interim President Assimi Goita (AFP, Reuters) at a mosque in Mali’s capital, Bamako, an official…

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ILO: Myanmar Lost 1.2 Million Jobs After Coup

After the February coup halted Myanmar’s economic recovery, 1.2 million people lost their jobs (Bloomberg) in the year’s second quarter, the International…

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Taiwan to Open First Europe Office in Own Name

Taiwan will open its first trade office (Bloomberg) in Europe under the name “Taiwan” rather than “Taipei,” as its other European diplomatic…

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Biden Administration Transfers Out Guantanamo Detainee

The Joe Biden administration transferred Abdul Latif Nasser (NYT), a man detained at Guantanamo Bay who was recommended for discharge in…

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Foreign Diplomats Urge Haiti’s Henry to Form Government

A group of international diplomats—including representatives from the United States, the Organization of American States, and the United Nations—have urged Haitian…

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French Protesters Denounce New COVID-19 Rules

More than one hundred thousand people protested across France (AP) on Saturday to denounce new restrictions aimed at controlling rising COVID-19 infections…

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Corruption Trial Resumes for South Africa’s Zuma

Former South African President Jacob Zuma testified virtually (Al Jazeera) in his long-running corruption trial for the first time since his imprisonment…

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OPEC+ Reaches Agreement on Boosting Oil Production

The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) and allied producer nations, collectively known as OPEC+, agreed to increase output (NYT) beginning…

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South Korea’s Moon Scraps Plans to Visit Tokyo 

South Korean President Moon Jae-in canceled plans to visit Tokyo (Yonhap) for the opening ceremony of the Olympics. The trip would have…

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First Expanded Child Tax Credit Payments Distributed

The first monthly payments of an expanded child tax credit that was included in the country’s COVID-19 recovery package have…

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Parts of Amazon Rainforest Are Emitting More Carbon Than They Absorb

A nine-year study of four sites in Brazil’s Amazon Rainforest found that those areas emitted more carbon (CNN) than they absorbed, apparently…

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Flooding in Belgium, Germany Kills More Than One Hundred People

Despite warnings issued (Politico) by the European Flood Awareness System, extreme flooding caused by record rainfall (BBC) in Belgium and Germany has killed more…

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China-Backed Development Bank Approves First Project in Sub-Saharan Africa

The China-based Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB) approved a $100 million loan (Reuters) to Rwanda to finance COVID-19 recovery measures. The World…

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Leaders at Uzbekistan Conference Stress Importance of Afghan Peace

The situation in Afghanistan dominated the agenda (AP) during a two-day international conference in Uzbekistan that was originally intended to focus on…

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APEC Leaders Discuss Pandemic Economic Recovery

New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern convened an informal virtual meeting of the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) today to discuss…

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China Opens World’s Largest Carbon-Trading Exchange

China opened the world’s largest carbon-trading market (SCMP) today after originally pledging to do so ahead of the 2015 signing of the…

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Drug Overdose Deaths Rose to Record High in 2020

More than ninety-three thousand people in the United States died from drug overdoses in 2020, according to preliminary data from…

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