By Callie Krosin
The European Union is to step up sanctions against Belarus in response to an escalating migrant crisis on the border with Poland.
Category: International
International Students Returning to US, But Below Pre-COVID Levels
By Clarissa Calderon
As international travel ramps up, there’s optimism that colleges will see growth past their pre-pandemic levels.
Conflict ensues at the Poland-Belarus border
By Max Thaler
Belarussian migrants and Polish soldiers engaged in a standoff along the border between the two countries.
U.S. reopened borders to vaccinated travelers
By Sebastian Ospina
America opens up borders to travelers from 33 countries after months of closure
Seven killed, 140 injured as Sudan undergoes a military coup
By Keshav Vinod
After the military takeover, Many offices and businesses shutdown, protests flooded into the streets of major cities.
Facebook Whistleblower speaks before the U.K. Parliament on the social media’s online hate and extremism
By Sebastian Ospina
Frances Haugen—Facebook’s greatest enemy—testified on its leniency with hate, extremism, child protection, and an overall lack of interest in solving company issues.
Sudanese government seized by violent military coup
By Rhiannon Melton
Protesters filled the streets of Khartoum, the country’s capital, to fight for democracy in the country.
Record Covid-19 Deaths in Russia Prompts Shutdown
By Callie Krosin
President Vladimir Putin announced Wednesday that Russians will work from home for a week to help fight a record number of Covid-19 cases
U.S. and Haiti Officials Looking into the Abduction of 17 Missionaries
By Steph Trendell
A group of 17 American missionaries was kidnapped in Haiti this past weekend by a gang. Written
The White House and National Health Agencies Split Over Solutions to Coronavirus Outbreak
By Karagan Knowles
The two sides have grown increasingly distrustful of one another.