Iran's efforts to resume diplomatic relations with Canada — while the country is under international pressure to release flight information and conduct a transparent investigation into the downing of Flight 752 — has some worried that Iran is using the tragedy as a bargaining tool.
Mexico will resume sending temporary farmworkers to Canada after the two countries reached an agreement on improved safety protections for labourers on Canadian farms during the coronavirus pandemic, the Mexican government said on Sunday.
Grigor Dimitrov said on Sunday he has tested positive for COVID-19, making him the highest-profile tennis player to reveal he has contracted the virus.
The Major League Baseball Players Association reportedly will vote Sunday on the league’s latest offer after it was thought there would be a delay to collect further information on health and safety protocols as COVID-19 continues to be an issue.
The United Nations on Sunday released a special report expressing concerns over what it called recent "deliberate attacks" against healthcare workers and facilities in Afghanistan during the COVID-19 pandemic.
British police said Sunday they are treating a stabbing rampage in a park that killed three people as a terrorist attack.
China's top lawmaking body has announced a three-day session for the end of this month, a move that raises the possibility of the enactment of a national security law for Hong Kong that has stirred debate and fears in the semi-autonomous region.
One man is dead and 11 people suffered non-life-threatening wounds in a shooting in Minneapolis, police said early Sunday.
Here's what's happening with COVID-19 around the world on Saturday as coronavirus case numbers top 8.8 million.
