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That brings to four the number of close aides diagnosed since the far-right leader’s trip to the United Nations.

Only 1 percent of 662.5M people living in 26 low-income countries are fully vaccinated, while close to 60 percent in high-income countries have received the shots.

Iran’s foreign minister says his government will return to nuclear talks “very soon” after it finishes a review of previous negotiations.

Some 16,000 Haitians are in northern Colombia waiting to go to the treacherous Darien Gap in Panama, but some are weighing stopping after recent U.S. deportations.

"We want leading politicians to publicly declare that Germany is in a climate emergency," Henning Jeschke, 21, said.

The decision was made "in order to safeguard people's properties and maintain economic, financial and social order," the People's Bank of China has said.

Felton was on the 18th hole when he went down. He was helped to his feet, placed on a stretcher and driven away in a golf cart.

Taiwan said 24 Chinese military aircraft had menaced the self-ruling island after it followed Beijing in applying for membership in the trade agreement.

At least three promising antivirals that could prevent symptoms and limit transmission of Covid-19 are in clinical trials.

Mexico is the second-most Catholic country in the world and the Supreme Court there has decriminalized abortion. NBC News' Priscilla Thompson explains what this means for people in the country. 

New cases have been gradually dropping nationwide, although experts caution that new infections are still at a high rate and further decline will be slow.