The parents must wear masks, dine at a different time than their children, avoid sharing items with them and strictly follow all regulations, said Wu Qianyu of the Shanghai Municipal Health Commission.
Idit Silman, a member of Israeli's Knesset and chairman of the current governing coalition, resigned her leadership position in the coalition Wednesday, throwing the Jewish state's parliament into chaos and emboldening former Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
Air France Flight 11 successfully landed its New York-to-Paris flight after a technical failure resulted in a scare in the cockpit and forced the crew to take emergency action.
U.S. Ambassador to the U.N. Linda Thomas-Greenfield highlighted "credible reports" about Russian forces abducting tens of thousands of Ukrainian civilians and forcing them to relocate to Russia.
The growing number of COVID-19 positive residents in Shanghai is reported to be more than 73,000 and has remain locked down except for medical or other emergencies.
Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov in March insisted that nuclear talks with Iran could not continue until the U.S. assured that sanctions would not extend to trade between Moscow and Tehran.
High-resolution satellite imagery from Maxar Technologies collected over Bucha, Ukraine, corroborates recent social media videos and photos that show bodies lying out in the streets for weeks.
UK government released a series of reports assessing the long term consequences of COVID lockdowns on childhood development, particularly for younger students whose verbal and social skills are negatively impacted.
World leaders are signaling Monday that more sanctions need to be imposed on Russia following the Bucha massacre, but European countries are reluctant to target Russia's oil and natural gas sectors.
Ukrainian mayor of the village of Motyzhyn, Olga Sukhenko, and her husband and son were found killed and dumped in a shallow grave after being kidnapped by Russian occupying forces.
