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The Latest: Hamas Ceasefire Signals, Navalny's Recovery, French Café Life Returns Parisians enjoy a coffee at an outdoor café on the first day of a partial reopening of economic and cultural activities after a near seven-month closure. - Blondet Eliot/Abaca via ZUMA Press       2020-05-20 Welcome to Thursday, where fighting continues in Gaza despite Hamas's moves toward a ceasefire, there's good news on Alexei Navalny's health, and a young French driver sets a new kind of speed record. Clarin also looks at the Brazilian Left...

The news tells us less about Israel than about the people writing the news, a former AP reporter says.

The Latest: G7 & COVID, Colombian Protests, Nonuplets Protests continue in Bogota and across Colombia despite the withdrawal of the tax reform which sparked the demonstrations at the end of last week. - Daniel Garzon Herazo/NurPhoto via ZUMA Press       2020-05-05 Welcome to Wednesday, where India's COVID surge interrupts the G7 summit, George Floyd's killer asks for a new trial and a woman in Mali gives birth to five girls … and four boys. Argentine daily Clarín also has a look at what Joe Biden's arrival means for Cuba an...

The Latest: Biden's Vision, Navalny Appearance, 5,000-Year-Old Tombs A mural depicting Russian Putin critic Alexei Navalny is being painted over less than 90 minutes after it was discovered on Wednesday in Saint Petersburg. - Alexander Demianchuk/TASS/ZUMA       2020-04-29 Welcome to Thursday, where Biden lays out his vision for America, Northern Ireland leader quits over Brexit and a Navalny mural appears in Saint Petersburg (as he appears gaunt in a remote court hearing). We also turn to Germany, where Die Welt sounds the al...

The Latest: Journalists Killed In Burkina Faso, U.S. Spending Plans, Citizen Kan't Indonesia's volcano Mount Sinabung in North Sumatra erupted several times on Tuesday, shooting ashes up to 1,000 meters above its peak. - Sarianto Sembiring/Xinhua/ZUMA       2020-04-28 Welcome to Wednesday, where India's COVID death toll surpasses 200,000, two Spanish journalists are killed and Citizen Kane loses to a marmalade-loving bear in a hat. From the West Indies, Le Monde's Jean-Michel Hauteville also looks at the controversial legacy...