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Britain's new PM only offers diverse shades of exploitation and inequality, not shared wellbeing.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 246th day, we take a look at the main developments.

China reported a third straight day of more than 1,000 new COVID-19 cases nationwide on Thursday.

Washington says Chinese territory's once-vibrant media 'has all but disappeared' amid sweeping crackdown on dissent.

Air strikes on sites in the vicinity of the capital Damascus follow missile attacks on Friday and Monday, Syria says.

UN rapporteur called for sanctions and arms embargo saying Russian weapons are being used against the people of Myanmar.

Tech giant's announcement confirms company will be officially run by the third generation of its founding family.

Cybersecurity firm Mandiant says online influence operation aims to discourage US citizens from voting.

China has exerted pressure on Taiwan including the possibility of 'using force' to achieve goals: US Secretary of State.

Rapper accused of 'unauthorised filming' after unannounced visit to company's Los Angeles office.

Global population is set to reach 8 billion next month.

A weak holiday quarter forecast knocked about $40bn from Meta's stock market value in extended trade.

Opposition motion urging Canada to cut ties with the British monarchy is shot down in 266-44 vote in parliament.

Israel's Isaac Herzog says he 'mainly' discussed Iran-related issues during talks at the White House with Joe Biden.

Italy's new PM secured a majority of 115 votes in favour of her coalition government in a Senate vote.

'The devil enters from there,' pontiff cautions seminarians during question and answer session.

Move comes about a year after Mexico's Supreme Court ruled that penalising abortion was unconstitutional.

Leaders meet following disagreements on the war in Ukraine, defence and energy policies.

Rights groups are calling on Canada to bring back all citizens held in 'inhumane' conditions in Syria's detention camps.

The planemaker is trying to emerge from the overlapping crises of COVID-19 and the grounding of its best-selling model.

Daughter of Putin's one-time boss has fled Russia after becoming a suspect in an extortion case, state media report.

Kyiv official says wet weather and the terrain in the Kherson region have made Ukrainian offensive there more difficult.

Governor Gretchen Whitmer welcomes guilty verdicts as 'proof that violence and threats have no place' in US politics.

US state of Georgia is investigating alleged efforts by Donald Trump and his aides to overturn 2020 election results.

The drills come amid a series of escalatory comments from Moscow suggesting the war in Ukraine could turn nuclear.

Central bank says it expects growth to stall later this year and early next year, warns more rate hikes ahead.

Antony Blinken to discuss Haiti crisis and other international issues with Canadian leaders, US State Department says.

Government spokesman confirms Sunak will honour 2019 Conservative manifesto after predecessor Truss lifted moratorium.

In week 35 of the war, Russia was on the defensive as Ukrainian morale remained high.

Officials seek to identify victims of 1921 massacre in once-thriving US neighbourhood known as 'Black Wall Street'.

Attack hit the Shah Cheragh Shrine in the southern city of Shiraz, with at least two children killed.

The newly-emerged group has claimed several attacks against Israelis and says it aims to unite Palestinians.

The new Conservative leader seeks to instill confidence that his government will offer economic stability.

The two leaders seek to pare back differences on energy and defence as well as revitalise the EU's key double act.

Large crowds converge at cemetery in Amini's hometown of Saqqez to mark 40 days since her death.

Rights groups are concerned the scheme may contain elements of coercion and result in reprisals.

The Russian leader often evokes a philosopher who praised Mussolini, but analysts are divided on Putin's own ideology.

An examination of the rise of femicide in Italy through high-profile cases of violence against women.

Sunak has assembled a team aimed at unifying the fractured Conservative Party after months of infighting.

We investigate secretive units within the US Border Patrol that have been accused of covering up agent misconduct.

The Kremlin's strategy to redistribute wealth through the war effort may boost its legitimacy.

Thousands rally across the country, demanding civilian government as they mark the first anniversary of the coup.

Roberson Alphonse, who works at a local newspaper recovering in a hospital in Port-au-Prince.

The race for Pennsylvania will likely decide who takes control of the US Senate next year.

UN climate chief says governments need to strengthen their climate plans to limit rising temperatures.

A Catholic mass is scheduled to be held in memory of the Al Jazeera journalist, who was killed by Israeli forces in May.

Thousands in Gaza take to the streets to protest the killing of six Palestinians by Israeli forces.

Inquiry comes after Dutch media reported that Chinese posts in Amsterdam and Rotterdam were used to harass dissidents.

In addition to parliament members, several media outlets and a French town mayor were sanctioned by Tehran.

The announcement comes as an historic maritime border agreement with Lebanon is about to be signed.