South Korea fights second wave as virus spikes in Seoul
A fresh surge in infections centered on the Seoul region threatens South Korea’s easing of social distancing. Health officials warn that contact tracing alone may not slow rapid transmission with 45 new daily cases. Race to prevent a wider outbreak prompts calls for renewed caution amid clusters linked to Coupang workers, nightclubs, churches, and door-to-door sellers.
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Belgium confronts Leopold II statues amid colonial reckoning
Protests over racism and colonial crimes spur removal and defacement of Leopold II monuments across Belgium. Antwerp police remove a statue for repairs, Brussels sees a petition surpass 70,000, and Mons drops a king bust. Kinshasa preserves a replica museum piece.
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