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Carrie Lam, Hong Kong’s chief executive, said that all residents would be required to take three tests over a short period of time in March.

The United States and its allies called the Kremlin’s recognition of two separatist regions, and the deployment of Russian troops there, a blunt defiance of international law that risks war.

The jurors decided that the three men previously convicted of murdering Ahmaud Arbery were motivated by racism.

European gas futures spiked 13 percent after Russia ordered troops into separatist territories in Ukraine.

Washington and its allies called the Kremlin’s recognition of two separatist regions a blunt defiance of international law that risks war. Western officials said Russian troops have entered eastern Ukraine.

President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia has called an unscheduled meeting of his Security Council, his spokesman said, while declining to confirm suggestions of potential for direct talks between Mr. Putin and President Biden.

The country’s pandemic rules, among the world’s strictest, had kept most visitors out and stranded some citizens abroad. Queen Elizabeth contracted the coronavirus just as England prepared to relax restrictions.

The decision by the Constitutional Court comes in the wake of similar moves in Mexico and Argentina.

Prosecutors will argue that the men convicted of murdering Ahmaud Arbery pursued him because he was Black. The defense says that they suspected him of break-ins in their neighborhood.

Shiffrin and her U.S. teammates were defeated by Norway for the bronze medal in a mixed-gender event. Elana Meyers Taylor will carry the American flag in the closing ceremony.