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The US Federal Aviation Administration's planned downgrading of Mexico is expected be announced in the coming days.
An advance US mission has already arrived in Geneva, Switzerland, ahead of the summit, according to a news report.
Khodorkovsky, a former Russian oil tycoon, spoke out against the arrest of journalist Roman Protasevich.
Tensions rise as Taiwan is excluded from taking part in the annual World Health Organization gathering.
Ethiopia's government protests Washington's restrictions imposed over alleged human rights abuses in the Tigray region.
Palestinian rights groups hope to parlay shifting public opinion to place conditions on $3.8bn annual US aid to Israel.
Tens of thousands of residents had fled Goma in panic while hundreds were left homeless.
'Qualified immunity', which shields police officers from some lawsuits, is under increasing scrutiny.
After Friday's crackdown, several firms said they are looking to move their business overseas, especially North America.
Moving northwards in Bay of Bengal, Cyclone Yaas is likely to hit eastern states of West Bengal and Odisha on Wednesday.
Police bar Samoa's prime minister-elect from entering parliament as incumbent leader refuses to cede power.
Doctors in region join calls for Olympics cancellation as hospitals struggle to treat those sick with coronavirus.
Announcing move, Secretary of State Antony Blinken says no 'meaningful steps' have been taken to end hostilities.
Floyd's killing on May 25 last year sparked mass protests and calls for end to police violence against Black people.
Eruption of Mount Nyiragongo killed at least 15, sent 30,000 people fleeing Goma and destroyed more than 500 homes.
Ceasefire that ended 11 days of fights holds for third day as international actors continue mediation efforts.
Three-month monitoring deal between Tehran and the UN nuclear watchdog expires, raising questions over talks.
Qatar's foreign minister says Gulf state backs efforts to end instability and 'foreign interference' in Libya.
The EU has agreed to reopen the bloc to vaccinated travellers despite new virus strains causing concern.
Jair Bolsonaro remains defiant in the face of mounting pressure to account for his handling of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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