US is lifting travel ban. What do the new rules mean?
The Biden administration will allow vaccinated international travellers to enter the United States, including those from previously banned countries
Gambia is seeking the records as part of a case against Myanmar it is pursuing at the International Court of Justice in the Hague
Hundreds of asylum seekers congregated outside Mexico's refugee agency in the capital and in the shelters of Monterrey to seek legal status
The humanitarian aid will be provided to refugees and host communities in Bangladesh and Myanmar
The Philippines warned of a "man-made drought" of vaccines in poor countries, Peru said international solidarity had failed and Ghana lamented vaccine nationalism
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No tsunami threat was issued to the Australian mainland, islands or territories, the country's Bureau of Meteorology said in a statement
Queiroga tests positive for the disease hours after accompanying President Bolsonaro to the UN General Assembly in New York
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The partially eclipsed sun rises behind the Statue of Liberty in New York City, New York, US, early on June 10, 2021.
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A man uses a monocular to cast a reflection of a partial solar eclipse on a paper in Ronda, southern Spain, June 10, 2021
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Partial solar eclipse is seen above the horizon in Avon-by-the-Sea, New Jersey, U.S., June 10, 2021
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People watch the partial solar eclipse from Brorfelde Observatory at Toelloese in Denmark June 10, 2021.
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Birds fly as solar eclipse is observed in the morning in St. Catharines, Ontario, Canada June 10, 2021
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A person watches the partial solar eclipse from Brorfelde Observatory at Toelloese in Denmark June 10, 2021
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Officers closed off Victoria Park, where the annual vigil to mark the anniversary is normally held
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Far fewer people came out in the streets than in past years
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Aerial views showed the huge gathering in Victoria Park in 2019
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People gathered with candles or turned on the lights on their phones near the park in the evening
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Officers were out in force and sought to disperse any crowds
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Huge crowds usually gather in Hong Kong's Victoria Park each year to mark the anniversary of the massacre
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But the numbers of people were far smaller this year
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Toshihiko Osawa, 67, the third-generation owner of the traditional sweet shop "Kintaro Ame" poses for a photograph at his shop in Tokyo, Japan, May 5, 2021. "If there aren't any spectators, there won't be as much tension and thrill for the athletes," said Osawa. "To have spectators and have everybody yelling is nicer."
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Isao Kawada, 77, a retiree, poses for a portrait as he visits a public bathhouse Daikoku-yu, in Tokyo, Japan, May 7, 2021. Kawada, who will only receive his first vaccine on July 2, said he still wanted the Games to go ahead. "We should have them. After all, everybody looked forward to them," he said. "There's just no excitement. The mood now is almost like a wake."
