The Globe and MailNowEx-Brazilian president Jair Bolsonaro indicted for allegedly falsifying his own COVID-19 vaccination dataverified_publisherThe Globe and Mail - Mauricio SavareseBrazil’s Federal Police have accused former president Jair Bolsonaro of criminal association and falsifying his own COVID-19 vaccination data, marking the first indictment for the embattled far-right leader with others potentially in store. The Supreme Court released the police’s indictment on …
The Globe and MailNowTimelapse reveals Notre Dame’s rebuilt spireverified_publisherThe Globe and MailScaffolding that shrouded the top of Notre Dame cathedral following a devastating fire in April 2019 is being removed, marking a milestone in its reconstruction. The Associated Press
The Globe and MailNowGangs unleash new attacks on upscale areas in Haiti's capital, with at least a dozen killed nearbyverified_publisherThe Globe and MailGunmen looted homes in the communities of Laboule and Thomassin on March 18, forcing residents to flee as some called radio stations pleading for police. The Associated Press
The Globe and Mail1 hour agoYulia Navalnaya says Putin is not Russia’s legitimate presidentverified_publisherThe Globe and Mail - Lucy PapachristouOpen this photo in gallery: Yulia Navalnaya, the widow of Russian opposition leader Alexey Navalny, said on Tuesday that Vladimir Putin was not the legitimate president of Russia and that she would try to convince world leaders not to sit down to negotiate with him. Putin won 87.3 per cent of the …
The Globe and Mail1 hour agoArmenia’s PM says quick border demarcation needed to avoid new conflict with Azerbaijanverified_publisherThe Globe and Mail - Avet DemourianOpen this photo in gallery: Armenia’s prime minister said Tuesday that the Caucasus nation needs to quickly delimitate the border with neighbouring Azerbaijan to avoid a new round of hostilities. Speaking to residents of the village of Voskepar in the Tavush region on border with Azerbaijan, Prime …
The Globe and Mail1 hour agoUN chief decries violence in western Myanmar as two dozen villagers reportedly killed in air strikesverified_publisherThe Globe and Mail - Grant PeckOpen this photo in gallery: Military air strikes in western Myanmar killed at least 25 members of the country’s Muslim Rohingya minority, including children, local media reported, prompting the UN chief to express concerns over the escalating violence. According to the reports, the air strikes took …
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