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	World Daily update ⋅ July 9, 2021
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	The New York Times Will Surgery Slow Down (or Speed Up) a Pope Who's in a Hurry? The New York Times VATICAN CITY — Pope Francis has often seemed like a pontiff in a hurry. In his eight-year papacy, he has tirelessly sought to reshape the Roman Catholic Church in his more pastoral image and elevated more than half of the College of Cardinals that will ... Flag as irrelevant
	The New York Times Spectators at Tokyo Olympics May Be Barred Amid New Covid Emergency The New York Times TOKYO — The Japanese government declared a new state of emergency in Tokyo on Thursday after a sudden spike in coronavirus cases, wreaking fresh havoc on preparations for an Olympic Games that organizers have insisted can be held safely amid a ... Flag as irrelevant
	Bloomberg Next China: Didi Data in the Wrong Hands Bloomberg In launching its probe against Didi and banning new downloads of the company's app, the Cyberspace Administration of China cited the need to prevent data security risks and safeguard national security. By contrast, Alibaba was fined ... Flag as irrelevant
	The New York Times 'Who Are Our Enemies?' China's Bitter Youths Embrace Mao. The New York Times They want to follow in his footsteps and change Chinese society — and some have even talked about violence against the capitalist class if necessary. The Mao fad lays bare the paradoxical reality facing the party, which ... Flag as irrelevant
	The Washington Post Pope Francis's surgery elevates questions about the remaining years of his papacy The Washington Post ROME — For much of his pontificate, Pope Francis, 84, has carried on at the pace of a much younger man. He eschews weekend breaks. He packs his mornings with meetings. He takes breakneck international trips — with day after day of pre-sunrise alarms ... Flag as irrelevant
	The New York Times Covid's Lambda Variant: Worth Watching, but No Cause for Alarm The New York Times Viruses evolve. SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes Covid-19, is no exception. So the emergence of variants is no surprise, and not every new genetic mutation poses a serious threat. But in recent weeks, a growing drumbeat of news coverage has started to ... Flag as irrelevant
	The Washington Post When it comes to LGBTQ Catholics, what Pope Francis giveth, the Vatican taketh away The Washington Post Italian bishops have twice voiced their concerns about the Zan bill, claiming it would violate the religious freedom of Catholic schools, hospitals and other institutions. When that admonition fell on deaf ears, the Italian bishops' conference sent a diplomatic note ... Flag as irrelevant
	BBC News Covid-19: Amber list quarantine for fully vaccinated to end on 19 July BBC News Fully vaccinated UK residents arriving in England from amber travel list destinations will no longer have to quarantine from 19 July. They will, however, still need to pay for Covid tests before and after their return, the transport secretary said. Grant Shapps told ... Flag as irrelevant
	Reuters S.Africa's ex-leader Zuma could be out of jail in 4 months Reuters JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) -Former South African President Jacob Zuma could be freed from prison in four months, the justice minister said on Thursday, a day after the ex-leader stunned his compatriots by turning himself in to police to start a 15-month ... Flag as irrelevant
	ESPN Euro 2020 and the power of the own goal: tactical trends and standout performers from the European Championship ESPN Major international soccer tournaments are funny beasts. After a grueling, nine-month club season, we shuffle all the rosters, have these new teams play between three and seven games together, and then draw far-reaching conclusions and referendums ... Flag as irrelevant
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