Pope announces three Chinese bishops in a week, reorganizes diocese under a controversial accord

Pope Francis yesterday announced the nomination of a new Chinese bishop, the third in less than a week, in an apparent sign that a controversial 2018 accord with

Déjà vu? Electoral bans, arrests, attacks, threats again part of Venezuelan presidential race

Déjà vu? Feels like it. Assassination plots, arrest warrants for journalists and human rights defenders, attacks against adversaries – from the belittling kind to the judicial type –

Unionist party agrees to end two-year boycott that caused the gov’t to collapse

Northern Ireland’s largest British unionist party has agreed to end a boycott that left the region’s people without a power-sharing administration for two years and rattled the

Five suspects arrested in California desert killings in dispute over marijuana

The six men found dead at a remote dirt crossroads in the Southern California desert last week were likely shot to death in a dispute over marijuana, sheriff’s

Global anti-corruption efforts are faltering, partly due to a ‘decline’ in justice: survey

Efforts to fight public sector corruption are faltering around the world, in part because a “global decline in justice and the rule of law since 2016,” according to a

Israel notes ‘significant gaps’ after cease-fire talks but says constructive

Israel said “significant gaps” remain after cease-fire talks yesterday with the United States, Qatar and Egypt but called them constructive and said they would continue in

UN chief calls on countries to resume funding Gaza aid agency after allegations of militant ties

The secretary-general of the United Nations yesterday called on countries to continue funding the main agency providing aid in Gaza after several of its employees were accused

Finns go to the polls to elect a new president at an unprecedented time for the NATO newcomer

Voters in Finland elected a new president yesterday at an unprecedented time for the Nordic nation that is now a NATO member with its eastern border

Nazi death camp survivors mark 79th anniversary of Auschwitz liberation on Holocaust Remembrance Day

A group of survivors of Nazi death camps marked the 79th anniversary of the liberation of the Auschwitz-Birkenau camp during World War II in a modest ceremony Saturday in southern Poland.

Experimental gene therapy allows kids with inherited deafness to hear

Gene therapy has allowed several children born with inherited deafness to hear. A small study published this week documents significantly restored hearing in five of

Donald Trump could testify as the trial resumes in his legal fight vs E. Jean Carroll

Former President  Trump’s first visit to court this week, on Monday, ended abruptly because a juror was ill. The trial was suspended until yesterday, when two jurors were “socially

Trump rides to New Hampshire victory on the strength of support from the GOP base

Former President Donald Trump had rock-solid support from New Hampshire Republicans in his primary victory Tuesday (yesterday, Macau time), with even most backers of rival Nikki

US, British launch new round of joint strikes against multiple Houthi sites in Yemen

The U.S. and British militaries bombed multiple targets in eight locations used by the Iranian-backed Houthis in Yemen on Monday night (yesterday, Macau time), the second time

Trump celebrates DeSantis’ decision to drop out, ending a bitter feud

Donald Trump set aside months of criticism and mockery of Ron DeSantis yesterday , celebrating his onetime Republican rival as his newest supporter after the Florida governor

Palestinian death toll in Gaza surpasses 25,000 with no end in sight to war

The Palestinian death toll from the war between Israel and Hamas has soared past 25,000, the Health Ministry in the Gaza Strip said yesterday, while the Israeli

‘Access Hollywood’ tape of Trump won’t be shown to jury at defamation trial

A lawyer for a writer who says Donald Trump sexually abused her in the 1990s and then defamed her while president in 2019 said Saturday that the

6-legged spaniel undergoes surgery and adjusts to life on 4 paws

A spaniel born with six legs that was found abandoned in a supermarket parking lot is now like other dogs after having her extra limbs surgically removed. Ariel,

Nearly two years after invasion, West still seeking a way to steer frozen Russian assets to Ukraine

It’s been nearly two years since the United States and its allies froze hundreds of billions of dollars in Russian foreign holdings in retaliation for Moscow’s invasion

Israeli strike kills 16 in southern Gaza; no word on whether medicines reached hostages

An Israeli airstrike on a home killed 16 people, half of them children, in the southern Gaza town of Rafah, medics said yesterday. The military continued to

The Vatican’s top expert on AI ethics is a friar from a medieval Franciscan order

Friar Paolo Benanti wears the plain brown robes of his medieval Franciscan order as he pursues one of the most pressing issues in contemporary times: how

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