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People attend the Cruilla music festival in Barcelona, Spain, Friday, July 9, 2021. — courtesy Twitter
Curfews return in Spain as infections soar in young people
July 13, 2021

Curfews return in Spain as infections soar in young people

France's antitrust regulator has fined Google nearly $600 million and given the company two months to come up with proposals on how to pay publishers for their content or face more punishment. — Courtesy file photo
France hits Google with a $600 million fine
July 13, 2021

France hits Google with a $600 million fine

The resignation of a government representative in Belgium has sparked fresh political debate about Islamic headscarves. — courtesy photo
Headscarf debate sparked in Belgium after civil servant's resignation
July 13, 2021

Headscarf debate sparked in Belgium after civil servant's resignation

A file photo of a Paris restaurant. France has moved to restrict restaurants, cafes and shopping centers to those that have been vaccinated or who have recently tested negative for COVID-19.
France moves to restrict restaurants to those vaccinated or testing negative for COVID-19
July 13, 2021

France moves to restrict restaurants to those vaccinated or testing negative for COVID-19

Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte has apologized for easing COVID-19 restrictions in late June, amid a surge in infections. — Courtesy file photo
Dutch PM Rutte apologizes for lifting COVID-19 restrictions early 
July 12, 2021

Dutch PM Rutte apologizes for lifting COVID-19 restrictions early 

Many countries, like Brazil, are still hoping to reach large numbers of unvaccinated people. — courtesy UNICEF/PAHO/Karina Zambrana
COVID-19 vaccine booster doses as Delta variant rips around the world shows ‘disappointing inequality’: WHO
July 12, 2021

COVID-19 vaccine booster doses as Delta variant rips around the world shows ‘disappointing inequality’: WHO

While potential benefits of human genome editing include a faster and more accurate diagnosis, it must be used as a safe and ethical tool for public health. — courtesy CDC
UN reports ‘leap forward’ in regulating DNA-altering technology to benefit all
July 12, 2021

UN reports ‘leap forward’ in regulating DNA-altering technology to benefit all

A woman sorts French beans that she harvested at a cooperative farm in Taveta, Kenya. — courtesy FAO//Fredrik Lerneryd
Conflict, climate change, COVID, forces more people into hunger
July 12, 2021

Conflict, climate change, COVID, forces more people into hunger

Maria Van Kerkhove, an infectious disease epidemiologist and the WHO's Technical Lead for COVID-19, tweeted her frustration at the scenes during Sunday's match. — Courtesy file photo
Lack of attention to COVID-19 at EURO 2020 final 'devastating,' says WHO
July 12, 2021

Lack of attention to COVID-19 at EURO 2020 final 'devastating,' says WHO

British police opened investigations on Monday after three Black players who missed penalties in England's defeat to Italy in the Euro 2020 final received torrents of racist abuse online. — Courtesy photo
Online racist abuse of England players sparks indignation
July 12, 2021

Online racist abuse of England players sparks indignation

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