U.K. Opposition Leader Says Boris Johnson Is ‘Just Not Up to the Job’
Keir Starmer made his first major address after taking the helm of a Labour Party that suffered a devastating election loss in December.
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A London Caper With a Car James Bond Would Never Drive
Five guns used in Bond films were stolen in March from a collector’s home. Now the police are appealing to the public for information.
N.Y.P.D. Officer Is Accused of Spying on Tibetans for China
Prosecutors said the officer told Chinese consulate officials that he could provide sensitive information about the internal operations of the Police Department.
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New Zealand restrictions, TikTok, Supreme Court: Here’s what you need to know.
Video Shows Spectators Shutting Down Madrid Opera in Protest
Spectators at the Teatro Real in Madrid shouted to protest against what they said were insufficient coronavirus social distancing measures in the opera house’s mezzanine levels.
‘It Doesn’t Make Sense’: Madrid Residents Protest Lockdown
As a new wave of coronavirus cases emerges in Europe, residents in Madrid protested increased restrictions in Spain.
New Zealand Is ‘On the Right Track,’ Prime Minister Says
Coronavirus restrictions on travel and gatherings will be lifted across most of New Zealand starting at midnight on Monday, Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern said.
At the U.N., a General Assembly Like No Other
As world leaders meet for the 75th United Nations General Assembly this week, the gatherings are virtual, but the challenges all too real.
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