Donald Trump's historic second impeachment trial, which opens Tuesday, will follow rules codified in 1868, but the proceedings will run on a tight schedule agreed by Republicans and Democrats.

Fast pace expected for Trump's second impeachment trial

A Thailand court has denied bail to four popular democracy activists who had been charged with violation of the kingdom's royal defamation law. Four activists were charged for defaming the royal family of Thailand and the government of Premier Prayut Chan-O-Cha during a series of protests that took place in the country last year.

In a first, four Thai pro-democracy activists denied bail for defaming royals

The world likes Joe Biden, but it is losing faith in America. These are the findings of a poll conducted in 12 countries in December 2020 — Brazil, France, Germany, Japan, Kenya, India, Indonesia, Mexico, South Africa, Turkey and the United States.

As Joe Biden takes over the US, does the world trust him?

For decades the US-dominated the world politically, diplomatically, economically, culturally and scientifically. America's influence was unmatched in every way possible.

Joe Biden's 'America is back' falls short of real action

In a first-of-its-kind deployment for the huge, swing-wing bombers, four US Air Force B-1 bombers and approximately 200 personnel from Dyess Air Force in Texas are being deployed to Orland Air Base in Norway.

Top 10 world news: Biden deploys B-1 bombers, WHO report on COVID origin, and more

Ever since Joe Biden came to power, it has become fashionable for some to claim that the Indian government will face some pushback on its internal affairs. However, America is not in a position to do any such thing.

With Biden's dreams for America, will the US-India ties change?

Culture deficiency: A French city's Mayor reopens museums defying coronavirus rules

In another effort to curb misinformation about vaccines, the social media platform Facebook has decided to ban all kinds of misinformation about every vaccine. The decision has been taken after several sorts of misinformation has been posted and shared on Facebook for many years.

Facebook to remove content promoting misinformation about vaccines

Hundreds of students were kidnapped from a northwest state of Nigeria in December 2020. The leader behind those kidnappings has now surrendered to the authorities.

Criminal leader behind abduction of school children in Nigeria surrenders

New Zealand's Māori party co-leader was ejected by the Speaker in the parliament over a dispute about the dress code, or more precisely, a necktie. Rawiri Waititi, the leader in news, decided to wear a different necktie than the one allowed and was thus ejected from the parliament's debating chamber.

It's about culture, mate: Māori MP ejected from New Zealand parliament over necktie

Following months of forced cremations, a group of Muslim families are launching a complaint to the United Nations Human Rights Committee (UNHRC) about this issue.

Sri Lanka: Group of Muslim families complain to UNHRC about forced cremations

Donald Trump`s second impeachment trial, on a charge of inciting the deadly attack on the U.S. Capitol, is to begin on Tuesday with a debate on whether the proceedings are unconstitutional because he is no longer president, a source said.

Trump's second impeachment trial to open with debate on constitutionality: Source

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