Hachalu Hundessa: ‘My friend the hero who was gunned down’
The BBC’s Amensisa Ifa was close to Ethiopian protest singer Hachalu Hundessa, who was shot dead on Monday.
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Coronavirus: Waiting for tourists on Spain’s Costa del Sol
Resorts on Spain’s southern coast are hoping for tourists to save their summer.
Coronavirus: What makes a gathering a ‘superspreader’ event?
How can a two-hour choir practice lead to 53 Covid-19 infections? We ask an expert.
Coronavirus: Japan’s mysteriously low virus death rate
Japan had no lockdown, it has an elderly population – so why haven’t more people died from Covid-19?
‘Fourth of July isn’t for people who look like me’
What does the Fourth of July mean to black Americans?
Mount Rushmore: Trump to host 4 July event despite virus concerns
The president promises a tremendous 3 July, but critics fear the event is risky as virus cases rise.
Driving into the art of Vincent Van Gogh
Toronto’s immersive exhibition allows audiences to experience art from the comfort of their car.
Coronavirus: Air France set to cut more than 7,500 jobs
Air France-KLM plans thousands of job cuts at its French arm as the air industry reels from the pandemic.
Khashoggi Murder Trial Begins In Turkey
Saudi Arabian journalist Jamal Khashoggi, a leading critic of the kingdom’s crown prince, was killed in Istanbul in 2018. Twenty Saudis are standing trial in absentia in Khashoggi’s death.
Coronavirus: Brazil’s Bolsonaro waters down law requiring face masks
Brazil’s president vetoes articles making masks obligatory in shops, churches and schools.
Edouard Philippe: France’s former PM faces probe into Covid-19 response
Hours after Philippe’s resignation, an inquiry is launched into the government’s handling of Covid-19.
A Look At How Europe Is Getting Back To ‘Normal’ After Coronavirus Lockdowns
NPR’s correspondents in Paris, London and Berlin update on how the pandemic is affecting life in Europe.
Concerns Grow Over App Store’s Unfair Treatment Of Developers
Regulators in Europe and the U.S. are investigating growing concerns over the App Store — developers who try to sell their apps say the tech giant treats them unfairly and stifles competition.
International Covid-19 wrap: Global cases hit 11 million
Global Covid-19 news you need to know.
Hong Kong: Divisions over whether to stay after new security law imposed
Two young men who have British National passports say they’re debating their future in the country.
Turkey convicts human rights activists on terror charges
A Turkish court sentenced four Amnesty International activists to between two and six years in prison on terrorism charges in a high-profile trial Friday, which the human rights group described as a “travesty of justice of spectacular proportions.”
Rideau Hall: Canada Armed Forces member faces ‘multiple charges’
Justin Trudeau lives on the estate but was not home when an armed forces member entered the gates.
White couple charged for threatening black family
Footage of the incident in Orion Township near Detroit has been viewed millions of times.
WATCH | Pandemic puzzle: tracing the origins of Covid-19
ssIt is still unclear when and how Covid-19 jumped from animals to humans, and whether it is a “natural” virus.
England To Lift Quarantine Rule For More Than 50 Nations — But Not For The U.S.
Effective July 10, travelers from “reduced risk” countries, including Spain, France, Germany and Italy, won’t have to self-Isolate for 14 days. The U.S. is not among the exempt countries.
Trump visits Mount Rushmore amid controversy, coronavirus concerns
President Donald Trump will begin his July Fourth celebrations with a trip to Mount Rushmore on Friday despite concerns about gathering a large crowd.