WATTIE CHEUNG/POOL/AFP via Getty ImagesBy ANGELINE JANE BERNABE, ABC News (LONDON) — Prince William is taking part in the effort to get people vaccinated in the United Kingdom by joining its vaccination campaign. In a video posted
Maja Hitij/Getty ImagesBY: PATRICK REEVELL, ABC NEWS (NEW YORK) — Russian opposition leader Alexey Navalny was detained by police at a Moscow airport minutes after returning to Russia for the first time since he was poisoned with
CasPhotography/iStockBy IBTISSEM GUENFOUD, ABC News (PARIS) — Starting Thursday, people in Lebanon are asked to stay home, day or night, without exemptions for grocery shopping or exercising, to curb a new surge in coronavirus cases. Lebanon has
Chief of Naval Operations Adm. Mike Gilday answers questions during a press conference on June 19, 2020. – Department of Defense/Marvin LynchardBy ABC News (WASHINGTON) — With tensions running high between Iran and the United States in
Tempura/iStockBy LIEZL THOM, ABC News (PRETORIA, South Africa) — The World Health Organization’s emergency committee will meet two weeks early on Thursday to discuss the new coronavirus variants from South Africa and Britain that have rapidly spread
Vladislav Zolotov/iStockBy GUY DAVIES, ABC News (LONDON) — The Tower of London’s ‘Queen raven,’ Merlina, is missing and presumed dead after not being seen for several weeks, Historic Royal Palaces said. Legend has it that if there
MONEY SHARMA/AFP via Getty ImagesBy GUY DAVIES, ABC News (LONDON) — Hindu pilgrims in India have begun gathering along the Ganges River on the first day of Kumbh Mela, despite coronavirus restrictions in what is often described
bedo/iStockBy PETE MADDEN, ABC News (NEW YORK) — Turkish authorities have rebuffed a request from the United Nations for more information on the murders of Syrian-American journalist Halla Barakat and her mother, Orouba Barakat. In a letter
nycshooter/iStockBy JULIA JACOBO, ABC News (NEW YORK) — A potential silver lining of the devastating COVID-19 pandemic, a drop in greenhouse gas emissions because of the massive reduction in ground and air travel during lockdowns, may not
MaRabelo/iStockBy PATRICK REEVELL, ABC News (DUBLIN) — Ireland’s prime minister on Wednesday made a solemn state apology to the women and children that suffered in church-run homes for unmarried mothers and their babies, as the country confronts
