A steady stream of Trump administration officials is beating an early path to the exits as a protest against the deadly siege of the U.S. Capitol this week even as others wrestling with the stay-or-go question conclude that they owe it to the public to see things through to the end.
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The 37th Harbin International Ice and Snow Sculpture Festival in China have opened to visitors, featuring frozen towers, palaces and castles.
Saudi Arabia has decided to reopen its land, air and sea borders with Qatar, ending more than three years of isolation of the latter from the Persian Gulf states.
Argentina’s Congress has become the largest Latin American country to legalise abortion after its senate approved the historic law change by votes in favour on Wednesday after hours of debate in the Senate.
The United Kingdom (“UK”) has established itself as a leading restructuring destination in Europe. This article highlights the impact Brexit, and the uncertainty relating to Brexit may have on cross-border transactions and restructurings in the UK.
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The EU is launching a coordinated vaccine rollout to fight Covid-19, in what the bloc’s top official says is a “touching moment of unity”.
Three police officers, who were responding to a call over domestic violence were shot dead in Puy-de-Dome in central France on Wednesday, sources in the public prosecutor’s office shared.