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Huawei boss has Christmas with family as jailed Canadians get to phone home

Chinese authorities have said they allowed two imprisoned Canadians to phone their families at Christmas – the first time one of the men had spoken with his family in more than two years. Michael Kovrig and Michael Spavor were both permitted brief calls home, a move which Chinese officials said was motivated by “humanitarian considerations”. News of the phone calls came as it emerged that Canada made an exception to coronavirus travel.

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China allowed imprisoned Canadians to phone families at Christmas

Chinese authorities have said they allowed two imprisoned Canadians to phone their families at Christmas – the first time one of the men had spoken with his family in more than two years. Michael Kovrig and Michael Spavor were both permitted brief calls home, a move which Chinese officials said was motivated by “humanitarian considerations”. News of the phone calls came as it emerged that Canada made an exception to coronavirus travel.

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Massenprotest gegen die USA: Iraker erinnern an Tötung Soleimanis

Massenprotest gegen die USA: Iraker erinnern an Tötung Soleimanis
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Argentina to become largest country in Latin America to legalize elective abortion

Argentina to become largest country in Latin America to legalize elective abortion Ruby Mellen, Ana Herrero © Agustin Marcarian/Reuters Demonstrators in favor of legalizing abortion attend a rally in Buenos Aires on Wednesday as the Senate debated the bill. Argentine lawmakers voted early Wednesday to legalize elective abortion, a key step in making the predominantly Roman Catholic country the largest in Latin America to allow the procedure. The legislation championed by President Alberto Fernández was approved by Argentina’s House of Deputies earlier this month. Fernández is now expected to sign it. Elective abortion is legal in Cuba, Uruguay, Guyana and parts of Mexico. In Argentina, as in much of the region, the procedure has been permitted only in the case of rape, incest or to save the life of the mother.

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Gesellschaft im Pandemie-Jahr: Das Wir in der Krise

Gesellschaft im Pandemie-Jahr: Das Wir in der Krise
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