Where’s Juan Carlos? Exit of Scandal-Plagued Former King Grips Spain
First he was said to have found a haven with a sugar tycoon in the Dominican Republic. Next, he was reportedly spotted on a friend’s estate in Portugal. Then reports...
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Belarus Election: Svetlana Tikhanovskaya Flees Country Amid Protests
MINSK, Belarus — The main opponent of Aleksandr G. Lukashenko, the embattled president of Belarus, left the country early Tuesday as organizers of the biggest antigovernment protests in its post-Soviet...
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A Push to Return U.K.’s ‘Motor City’ to Its Cycling Roots
COVENTRY, England — Through leafy suburban streets, then up and over a narrow bridge, the path for cyclists heading north into Coventry seems smooth and easy until it ends abruptly...
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England’s Flawed Virus Contact Tracing Will Be Revamped
England will overhaul its faltering coronavirus contact-tracing system, the government said on Monday, shifting some control from private contractors to local public health teams and cutting the jobs of thousands...
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Pints or Primers? U.K.’s Push to Open Schools May Force a Choice
LONDON — Britain, having moved aggressively to reopen its economy after three months of coronavirus lockdown, now faces what some experts cast as a binary trade-off for a land that...
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Belarus’s Aleksandr Lukashenko Vows to Crush Election Protests
MINSK, Belarus — The embattled president of Belarus, Aleksandr G. Lukashenko, on Monday claimed a landslide victory in elections this weekend and vowed to crush the protests that have presented...
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Belarus Says Longtime Leader Is Re-elected in Vote Critics Call Rigged
MINSK, Belarus — He bungled the coronavirus pandemic, alienated his longstanding foreign ally and last week faced the biggest anti-government protests in decades, but on Sunday, President Aleksandr G. Lukashenko...
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In Champions League, a Coach With the Right Résumé Can Still Get It Wrong
The strangest thing about Zinedine Zidane’s rise into the ranks of the finest coaches in the world should, really, be that nobody saw it coming, not even those at Real...
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When Covid-19 Hit, Many Elderly Were Left to Die
That meant leaving contagious people inside crowded, understaffed, underequipped nursing homes.“We got the impression quite early on that we would take the back seat,” said Lesley Moreels, the director of...
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Near U.K.’s Busiest Port, Brexit Hopes Are Layered in Asphalt
MERSHAM, England — The fields around the quiet village of Mersham, just 20 miles from the white cliffs of Dover, are a vision of idyllic English countryside. Lush, green trees...
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