World News Desk

• ‘You Don’t Belong’: Land Dispute Drives New Exodus in Ethiopia’s Tigray

• Anti-Smoking Progress Slows Amid COVID-19 Pandemic

• Iran and China Sign 25-year Cooperation Agreement

• Before the Ever Given: A Look at the Crises that Closed Suez

• “Mass Murder”: Funerals Become Scenes of Myanmar Resistance and Violence

• Tornado Outbreak Rips Across Deep South; At Least 5 Dead

• Washington Steps up Family Expulsions as U.S.-Mexico Border Arrivals Keep Climbing

• Africa’s Elephants Now Endangered by Poaching, Habitat Loss

• Brexit Reality Stokes Fears for the Peace in Northern Ireland

• Forecast for Spring: Nasty Drought Worsens for Much of U.S.

• What Do North Korea’s Missile Tests Mean for U.S. Relations?

• Volcano Erupts Near Iceland’s Capital

• After Israel’s Tight Election, Who Matters and What Happens Next?

• Analysis: U.S. Sanctions on Russia Will Send a Signal, If Not Deter

• Several Dead, Thousands of Homes Burn as Fire Sweeps Rohingya Camp

• Colorado Shooting Leaves 10 Dead in Latest Mass Tragedy

• Is it Snowing Microplastics in Siberia? Russian Scientists Take Samples

• Scientists in U.S. and Canada Set to Battle Murder Hornets

• With ‘Big One’ Coming, Quake Alert System Expands West Coast Coverage

• Taliban Expect U.S. Withdrawal, Vow to Restore Islamic Rule