Prime Minister Justin Trudeau Won’t Cross the Border for Washington Summit

Mr. Trudeau was invited to the meeting this week to celebrate the official start of a new trade deal. But as Canada’s coronavirus preventer-in-chief, he hardly could go, experts said.

Airborne Coronavirus: What You Should Do Now

How to protect yourself from a virus that may be floating indoors? Better ventilation, for starters. And keep wearing those masks.

Britain, Charting Its Own Course on Human Rights, Imposes New Sanctions

Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab announced that dozens of people from Russia and Saudi Arabia would be added to a blacklist, but China was notably absent.

Your Tuesday Briefing

Facebook, Israel’s outbreak, Uighurs: Here’s what you need to know.

In Her Words: 7 Issues, 7 Days

Learn about seven next-to-invisible inequities that women in the U.S. face every day.

‘He’s Buying Up Brixton’: Beloved Grocer’s Eviction Sparks Gentrification Fight

In south London, people rebelled when a developer, backed by an American hedge fund, tried to evict Nour Cash & Carry.

Europe’s Roma Already Faced Discrimination. The Pandemic Made It Worse.

Roma people in a Bulgarian town are barred from leaving their neighborhood. Officials cite a medical risk, but residents and advocates say it’s yet another form of bigotry.

Facebook Temporarily Stops Hong Kong Data Requests

The social network said it would review the city’s punitive new national security law, a rare public questioning of Chinese policy by a large American tech company.

Opposition Candidate Wins Dominican Republic Presidential Vote

The candidate, Luis Rodolfo Abinader, a businessman who has never held elected office, ended a 16-year hold on the presidency by a center-left party in the Caribbean nation.

Pilots Were Once in Short Supply. Now They’re Losing Their Jobs.

Before the pandemic, airlines worried about not being able to replace retiring baby boomers. Eager recruits expect to bear the brunt of layoffs.