World News Desk

• Tunisia Region at Heart of Arab Spring Still Waits to Reap Rewards

• Freed Nigerian Schoolboys Return Home, Tell of Beatings and Hunger

• Iran Builds at Underground Nuclear Facility amid U.S. Tensions

• Loss of ‘Snowbirds’ amid Pandemic Another Hit to U.S. Tourism

• Britain’s Navy to Protect Fishing Waters in Case of No-deal Brexit

• How Bad Is the Hack that Targeted U.S. Agencies?

• Somalia Cuts Diplomatic Ties with Kenya amid Rising Tensions

• One Year On, Wuhan Market at Epicenter of Virus Outbreak Remains Barricaded and Empty

• Russian Nuclear Submarine Test-fires 4 Missiles

• Traffickers, Smugglers Exploiting COVID-19, Interpol Warns After Global Crackdown

• UN: Ethiopia’s Conflict Has ‘Appalling Impact on Civilians’

• Explainer: Huge Consequences Loom over EU-UK Trade Talks

• U.S. Hits China with Sanctions over Hong Kong, OKs Taiwan Arms Sale

• Analysis: Could COVID Knock Out Flu in Europe This Winter?

• How COVID Upended Life as We Knew It in a Matter of Weeks

• UN Warns Child Labor, Trafficking on the Rise in Troubled Mali

• Vaccine Rollout Could Ease Crisis, but Who Gets It First?

• Israel Receives Its Most Advanced Warship as Iran Tensions Rise

• Storms, Coronavirus and Drought Spread Hunger to Millions in Central America

• Peru’s Youth Have Taken Down a President. Now They Want More