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The cases mark the first transmissions in the city in nearly two months.

Soccer teammates of a 16-year-old Mexican-American boy shot dead by local police in southern Mexico devised a way for the youth to score one more goal after he was placed in a coffin.

The groups claimed they were in the city to protect statues, but their protests quickly turned violent as they clashed with police.

Video of an indigenous chief's violent arrest in Canada is casting a spotlight on systemic racism in the country's police force, according to reports.

French police officers threw their handcuffs onto the ground in a show of solidarity Thursday after feeling "insulted" by claims that France tolerates racism and police brutality. 

Russian President Vladimir Putin on Thursday showed up at a ceremony marking the national holiday — the first big public event he has attended since announcing a nationwide lockdown more than two months ago.

Statues across the UK face demolition at the hands of angry protesters as another weekend of protests looms.

North Korea is marking the two-year anniversary of the first summit between Kim Jong Un and President Trump by vowing to build up its armed forces so it can “cope with the long-term military threats from the U.S.” 

A bus driver in Israel could lose his job for sharing the Gospel with passengers, according to his employer.

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Scotland’s parliament voted Thursday to call on the U.K. to suspend exports of tear gas, riot gear and rubber bullets to the U.S. in light of the recent Black Lives Matter protests that have spread across the nation following the death of George Floyd.

Conservative Brtish politician and Brexit Party leader Nigel Farage has left his talk show at LBC radio after comments he made comparing the Black Lives Matter supporters to the Taliban. 

Two executives at a famous seafood restaurant in Thailand were sentenced Wednesday to nearly 1,500 years in prison after being convicted of cheating the public.

The United States may see the most tornadoes on average every year, but the deadliest twister in recorded history was on the other side of the globe.

A statue of the founder of the Scout movement Robert Baden-Powell will be given 24-hour protection after its removal has been delayed, even as protesters continue to insist monuments with racist connotations be taken down across the UK. 

Authorities in the southern Mexican state of Oaxaca are investigating the shooting death of a 16-year-old boy from the United States by a local police officer.

In addition to cracking down on religious freedom for millions of Christians and Uighur Muslims, China is also angering Buddhists around the world for trying to interfere with the succession of the next Dalai Lama.

China has been accused by Brussels of running a disinformation campaign inside the European Union, just as the 27-member bloc was about to tackle a cache of false facts about the coronavirus pandemic that's swept across the world, infecting 7.4 million people and killing more than 417,000. 

The World Health Organization says the pandemic in Africa is “accelerating” and, while it took 98 days for the continent to reach 100,000 coronavirus cases, it took just 18 days to grow to 200,000 cases.

A white nationalist Norwegian who killed his stepsister and then stormed an Oslo mosque and opened fire, hitting no one, was found guilty Thursday and sentenced to 21 years in prison, the longest jail term under Norwegian law.