News of the World

[kyonides]

Coronavirus in Costa Rica - 4,023 confirmed cases
Community Transmission in the Great Metropolitan Area!
https://ticotimes.net/2020/07/02/costa-r...uly-2-2020
The GMA is located in the Central Valley where most of the population is currently living and this is endangering a certain shark you know very well. My canton is one of those under the restrictions imposed by the government's orange alert.
are a must! We can only buy food weekends, not plants, nor clothes nor hardware nor virtual products unless you can do that online or over the phone.

Xinjiang: US seizes 'forced labour' Chinese hair imports
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-china-53259557
That Chinese province is where the Uighurs usually live... and worked like slaves after being "reeducated" by the Han alias your average Chinese guys. Even children are forced to work there.
Obviously China denied the accusations.

Carlos Ghosn: Japan ask US to extradite ex-Green Beret and son over Japan escape
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-53273702

Ex-Green Beret Michael Taylor and his son Peter were held in Massachusetts in May, several months after Japan had issued warrants for their arrest.
The US authorities confirmed a formal extradition request was submitted.

Nope, did not allow two Americans stay safe for Japan has already demanded they should be extradited to Nippon lands as soon as possible. What are the charges being pressed against them? Helping Ghosn escape from Japan, of course!

US firms create record 4.8 million jobs in June
https://www.bbc.com/news/business-53262848
Democrats gotta hate this announcement but the truth is that US has generated such a large number of new jobs last month.
Yeah, probably some of them were people getting rehired by their former bosses.

Rideau Hall: Canadian Armed Forces member arrested after breaching PM's estate
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-53273154
I wonder if Silly can tell us if there's any reason why this soldier wanted to break into the Trudeau estate.

Not even the Governor General was there at the time of the breach.

Nathan Law: Prominent democracy activist flees Hong Kong
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-china-53271740

Nathan Law, a one-time student leader and local legislator who spent time in prison after 2014's "Umbrella Protests", said he would continue his advocacy work from abroad.
He announced he had left two days after China brought in its new security law.
Activists say it erodes freedoms but Beijing has dismissed the criticism.

It seems he had only two choices, stay and get arrested at ANY time, perhaps even in the daytime, or flee away without telling suspicious people about it. I was gonna say something else here but I guess it's more convenient for him not to reveal anybody how did he manage to escape successfully from China.