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Johnson fears loss of UK's power and magic if Scotland breaks away
Prime Minister Boris Johnson warned on Monday that Britain would be weaker if the union that binds its four nations were broken his latest rejection of a growing push for Scottish independence.
Greek national security council to meet amid Turkey tension
Greeces prime minister is to convene the governments national security council after Turkey announced its research vessel would be conducting exploratory drilling in the eastern Mediterranean in an area between Cyprus and Greece.
Riot swiftly declared for Portland protest at union building
A riot was again declared by authorities Sunday night in Portland when protesters marched to a police union building, blocked a road and set dumpster fires as officers work to quell nightly unrest in Oregon's largest city.
Red Cross trains thousands of North Koreans to help cope with coronavirus, floods
The Red Cross has been training more than 43,000 volunteers to North Korea, including to the lockeddown city of Kaesong, to help fight the novel coronavirus and provide flood assistance, an official with the relief organisation said on Monday.
GCC unites to seek U.N. extension of Iran arms embargo
The sixmember Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) has asked the United Nations to extend an international arms embargo on Iran, a move pushed strongly by the United States.
Ecuador navy surveils huge Chinese fishing fleet near Galapagos
Ecuador's navy is conducting surveillance of a massive Chinese fishing fleet that is operating near the protected waters of the Galapagos Islands, amid concerns about the environmental impact of fishing in the area of the ecologically sensitive islands.
UK steps up plans to tackle migrant Channel crossings with new commander
Britain appointed a commander on Sunday to lead its response to illegal small boat crossings across the Channel and said it was exploring tougher action after a spate of migrant arrivals.
Police: 12 arrested as roads blocked, property destroyed
Twelve protesters in Kentucky's largest were arrested Saturday night after they blocked roadways, surrounded vehicles, shot paintballs and destroyed property, police said.
The Latest: German rescuers end search for Beirut survivors
The Latest on the explosion in Beirut (all times local):
Macron tells donor conference: 'Lebanon's future is at stake'
World powers have a duty to support the Lebanese people after a massive blast devastated their capital as the country's future is at stake, French President Emmanuel Macron told an emergency donors conference on Sunday.
Five killed as thunderstorms flood Greek island homes
At least five people were killed when torrential rain and thunderstorms caused flash flooding on the Greek island of Evia over the weekend, officials said on Sunday.
US response to the virus is met with incredulity abroad
The United States failure to contain the spread of the coronavirus has been met with astonishment and alarm in Europe, as the worlds most powerful country edges closer to a global record of 5 million confirmed infections.
Father, son charges in Ahmaud Arbery slaying seeking bond
The father and son jailed on murder charges in the slaying of Ahmaud Arbery are asking a Georgia judge to grant them bond and to throw out two charges in their indictment.
Judge orders release of body camera video in Floyd case
A Minnesota judge ordered the release of body camera footage recorded by former officers charged in the death of George Floyd.
UK medics protest, seeking pay raise after pandemic struggle
Hundreds of health care workers rallied in British cities on Saturday, demanding the government acknowledge their hard work during the coronavirus pandemic with a hefty pay increase.