Glaciers across the world are melting quickly in the face of climate change and the aberrant changes triggered in weather. Alaska’s glaciers are also melting. Now, a scientific model posits that the unprecedented melting of glaciers could be behind the earthquakes in the region.

Melting glaciers are contributing to earthquakes in Alaska, research finds

The United Kingdom’s Electoral Commission has asked the Conservative party how Prime Minister Boris Johnson was able to pay for the renovation of his Downing Street apartment.

UK's election watchdog asks Conservatives how Johnson paid for apartment's renovation

As countries race against time to inoculate citizens for better protection from COVID-19, many countries are witnessing a resurgence of cases. In France, the number of people kept in intensive care units has risen over the weekend.

France reports record patients in intensive care as cases rise

Morning news brief: Here are the biggest news stories of the morning - from heavy rains in Australia to night protests in Myanmar. Click on the headline to read the full story.

Morning news brief: Heavy rain drowns eastern Australia, Myanmar death toll touches 250, and more

Protests in Myanmar continue unabated against military rule. On Saturday night, demonstrators opted for a more benign route - hosting candle-lit protests across the country.

Protesters in Myanmar hold night rallies as death toll touches 250

Hundreds in Atlanta march to support Asian Americans after deadly shooting

March 21 in history: World's first Tweet, Russia's annexation of Crimea, and more

Australia’s east coast continues to witness heavy rainfall on Sunday and water continues to cause destruction across the region. In Sydney’s northwest, many people had to flee their homes in the middle of the night to avoid the heavy downpour.

Heavy rainfall continues to batter Australia; parts of Sydney evacuated

Bangladesh Foreign Minister AK Abdul Momen has said that the country has made preparations to provide maximum security for Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi during his visit to Dhaka later this week.

We'll provide maximum security for PM Modi: Bangladesh's Foreign Minister Momen

Brazil’s consumer watchdog slapped a $2 million fine on Apple for not including chargers in the iPhone 12 series. The watchdog alleges that Apple engaged in misleading advertising and sold a device without a charger on unfair terms.

Brazilian regulator fines Apple for shipping iPhones without chargers

If, as it’s said, all roads lead to Rome, then they intersect at Piazza Venezia, the downtown hub of the Italian capital, watched over by a traffic officer on a pedestal who choreographs streamlined circulation out of automotive chaos.

Return of traffic cops to landmark piazza brings unlikely joy in Rome

Sixty days into his administration, President Joe Biden got a taste of what the next four years may look like: a new era of bitter superpower competition, marked by perhaps the worst relationship Washington has had with Russia since the fall of the Berlin Wall and with China since it opened diplomatic relations with the United States.

That was fast: Blowups with China and Russia in Biden’s first 60 days

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