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US Calls on Tuesday Vote For UNSC to Endorse Taliban Peace Deal
The US military has begun withdrawing troops as part of the pullout agreed in the February 29 agreement with the Taliban.
US Blames 'State Actors' for Shocking Oil Markets, Pleads for Calm
Oil prices suffered their biggest daily rout since the 1991 Gulf War on Monday as top producers Russia and Saudi Arabia launched a price war in the face of weak demand prompted by the spread of the coronavirus.
In Tense Talks, EU Warns Erdogan to Respect Migrants Deal
In 2016, Turkey and the EU agreed a deal whereby Brussels would provide billions of euros in aid in exchange for Turkey curbing the flow of migrants.
Empty Chairs Mark Protest Outside Russia's Hague Embassy as Trial Begins Over Downed Flight MH17
Russia denies any involvement after the Malaysian Airlines flight was downed over rebel-held territory in eastern Ukraine, killing all 298 people aboard in July 2014.
At 366 Fatalities, Italy Has Second-Highest Virus Deaths, Infections After China
The number of fatalities shot up by 133 to 366 Sunday, while the number of infections rose by a single-day record of 1,492 to hit 7,375.
Major Film, Music Festival Cancelled as Coronavirus Claims 14 Lives in US
All major companies like, Apple, Amazon, Netflix, Facebook, Twitter, WarnerMedia, TikTok and more had all pulled out of the event citing concerns over the virus.
US Judge Tries Unique Tactic to Get Inmate to Talk: Sends in His Mother
Pinellas County Judge Pat Siracusa spent the morning trying to get inmate Jack Pearcy to talk during a hearing about the 1985 slaying of 14-year-old Shelly Boggio.
Thousands Stranded Aboard 'Grand Princess' Cruise Ship Off California After 71-yr-old Dies of Virus
Around 62 passengers who remained on board from the earlier Mexico voyage were restricted to their rooms for testing, the Princess Cruises company said in a statement to AFP.
Pakistan Struggles to Combat Devastating Locust Plague
Clouds of the noxious gas envelop the nearby fields each morning, where villagers gather the husks of dead insects for an official bounty of 20 rupees (13 cents) per kilogramme bag.
Germany Bans Export of Medical Protective Gear as Coronavirus Fears Loom
Germany has cancelled a string of major events, including the Hannover Messe, one of the world's largest industrial trade fairs, to contain the spread of the virus.
US State Dept Approves Sale of KC-46 Air Refuelers to Israel
Israel would buy up to eight of the Boeing-built aircraft and related equipment for an estimated USD 2.4 billion.
UK's Queen Elizabeth II Tells Grandson Harry he is Always Welcome Back as Prince
Harry and Meghan, 38, are in the UK completing their final set of formal royal engagement before their exit kicks off a 12-month transition period on March 31.
Challenges Facing New Malaysia PM Muhyiddin Yassin after Controversial Takeover
The legitimacy of Muhyiddin's government, which came with the support of Malay nationalist parties he previously opposed, has been questioned by the opposing camp led by his former boss Mahathir.
Louvre Museum in Paris Shuttered for Second Day over Staff Coronavirus Fears
Staff representatives said Sunday they were demanding stepped up protective measures, including the provision of hand sanitising gel and glass barriers to separate cashiers from members of the public.
Australian Treasurer Accused of Making Racist Comments towards Hindus
Liberal Party leader Frydenberg made repeated references to Hinduism and other Indian religions while criticising the Opposition Labor Party's idea of potentially pursuing a New Zealand-style "wellbeing budget".
35-year-old Thai Man Dies from Complications due to Coronavirus Infection, Say Doctors
The 35-year-old was diagnosed with dengue fever in January before doctors detected the virus two weeks later and transferred him to Bamrasnaradura Hospital, where many confirmed coronavirus patients are being treated.