India banned nearly 60 apps. Do you know which ones were affected? Try our weekly news quiz. https://t.co/7HpRiSOdwy https://t.co/YmiaW3Vpew

About 300,000 miners come from all over Myanmar to the country's north to hunt for jade, about two-thirds of them working illegally, even though it is extremely hazardous https://t.co/Sy3czYx8bV

First came Hurricane Dorian. Then the pandemic. And now, a new hurricane season is upon the Caribbean, but many islands are still struggling to recover -- and have not been able to prepare.  https://t.co/w6OEddosB5

Even before Covid-19, analysts warned that North​ Korea​'s ballooning trade deficit with China could soon deplete its foreign currency reserves. Now that prospect is much closer, they say. https://t.co/6ZH7oNIxux

A composer and director for one of Rio’s top-flight samba schools, Tânio Mendonça lived for Carnaval. He wrote sambas for it. His last samba, composed in quarantine, was filled with a sense of isolation. https://t.co/X6miJvUDb5

Cases of far-right extremists in the German military and the police, some hoarding weapons and explosives, have multiplied alarmingly https://t.co/MuntyxsBsf

Shortly before her Covid-19 death, Maria de Sousa, the Portuguese immunologist, wrote a final poem that ended: “As I may die and you must live, in your living the hope of my lasting.” https://t.co/pi0ureQt1J

RT @NyimasLaula: Photographed this first ever duo-profile for @nytimes in February about duo-sisters Melati & Isabel of Bye Bye Plastic Bags, written by @RCPaddock. Special thanks to @photojournalism.

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In the aftermath of the police killing of George Floyd, activists across the African continent say it’s time to review and reform police systems at home and examine their connection to colonialism. https://t.co/23tThKxoD3

Colombia captured guerrillas who officials say took part in a deadly car bombing last year, but the rebel group behind the attack remains a threat  https://t.co/41h0f78jtC

Sick of killings, torture and beatings by police, Africans are increasingly trying to hold their police agencies to account and push governments to reform the abusive institutions they inherited from colonial rulers. https://t.co/u7xIG4LtXb

A clash with China has laid bare deeper contradictions in Prime Minister Boris Johnson's post-Brexit vision: Britain wants to go global at a time when globalization is in retreat https://t.co/JVEREhzyDU

“This verdict is a crushing blow," @andrewegardner from Amnesty International said in a statement after the decision. https://t.co/QJePuUPRX0

About 300,000 miners come from all over Myanmar to the country's north to hunt for jade, about two-thirds of them working illegally, even though it is extremely hazardous https://t.co/5RartGuvJe

Amid a torrent of outraged Kremlin denials about paying bounties to the Taliban to kill American soldiers, there have been pointed reminders that, in Russia’s view, the U.S., because of its overreach overseas, deserves to taste some of its own medicine https://t.co/4lDioJyTDU

“If the very people who are meant to protect our democracy are plotting against it, we have a big problem,” a German state intelligence official says https://t.co/EHaZ8SSfbG

African police forces inherited from the colonial era are no longer run by foreigners, but there are still abuses, beatings and killings. In some countries, Africans are now calling for that to change. https://t.co/zbjMznnLvT

Human rights groups say the new law blurs the distinction between what is criticism of the government and what is terrorism https://t.co/a649BSjSpq

Russia offered bounties to militants associated with which group? Try our news quiz. https://t.co/C101f9D7ua

Colombia captured guerrillas who officials say took part in a deadly car bombing last year, but the rebel group behind the attack remains a threat  https://t.co/5HqruvikF8