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Mexico offers help to Cuba, blames U.S. embargo for political unrest

Mexico City (Reuters) – Mexico’s top diplomat on Tuesday said he was asking Cuba about what sort of humanitarian aid

Jerusalem (Reuters) – Four weeks ago, Israel was celebrating a return to normal life in its battle with COVID-19. After

Reuters U.S. officials do not believe the Taliban could be relied upon to prevent al Qaeda. The U.S. general leading

Geneva (Reuters) – More Afghans are likely to flee their homes due to escalating violence, the U.N. refugee agency warned

Nassiriya (Reuters) – At least 39 people were killed and over 20 injured in a fire at a coronavirus hospital

London (Reuters) – World hunger and malnutrition levels worsened dramatically last year, with most of the increase likely due to

Mumbai (Reuters) – A Dominican court on Monday granted bail to Mehul Choksi on medical grounds, less than two months

Frankfurt (Reuters) – A World Health Organization (WHO) committee said on Monday that human genome editing technologies to treat serious

London (Reuters) – British Prime Minister Boris Johnson will urge caution on Monday as he is expected to confirm plans

Jerusalem (Reuters) – Israel said on Sunday it will begin offering a third dose of Pfizer Inc’s vaccine to adults