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Nearly two years after the country closed its borders to almost all noncitizens, it will reopen to fully vaccinated international tourists, Prime Minister Scott Morrison announced.

The protesters and their trucks remained entrenched in Ottawa’s downtown Monday morning after the Ottawa mayor had declared the emergency.

President Biden was also scheduled to meet with Olaf Scholz, the German chancellor, in the hope of strengthening Western nations’ response to the Russian military buildup surrounding Ukraine.

The budget carriers said they would save $1 billion a year while adding jobs.

The United States wins silver in the team figure skating competition, Mikaela Shiffrin is disqualified after a fall in the giant slalom, and the Chinese tennis player Peng Shuai attends events but doesn’t address her sexual misconduct accusations.

Karen Chen will skate soon for the United States. The snowboarder Jamie Anderson will try to win another gold medal.

In response to an Omicron surge, the government recently shifted from trying to limit the total number of cases to focusing on decreasing severe cases through early detection and treatment. In New York, the city’s hospital system did not break during Omicron but it was critically stretched.

A boy named Rayan has been stuck at the bottom of a 100-foot-deep well since Tuesday, in a drama that has captivated the North African nation.

On the first full day of competition, the host country won a new mixed-gender short-track speedskating event. Shaun White said these Olympics would be his last snowboard competition.

The ruling temporarily suspended an order that Gov. Glenn Youngkin, a Republican, signed on the day he took office. The virus adds to the troubles of tsunami-ravaged Tonga.