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T20 World Cup: Injury-hit England take on New Zealand in semis
Cricket's 50-over champions England take on New Zealand in the first semi-final of the T20 World Cup in Abu Dhabi.
An open letter to Sally Rooney from Gaza
Your act of solidarity gave us some true hope, and we are thankful for it.
Tunisia trade union calls for strike over death of protester
Powerful General Trade Union announces day of mourning over death of protesters and calls for investigation.
India hosts talks on Afghanistan, but no Afghan official invited
India's archrival Pakistan and China also declined to attend the Delhi Regional Security Dialogue on Afghanistan.
APEC vows action on vaccine nationalism, climate change
Members fail to reach consensus on United States' offer to host the APEC summit in 2023.
One Person, One Vote
Exploring the deep flaws in the US democratic system and how it is failing the American people.
Tigray rebels raped women in Ethiopia’s Amhara region: Amnesty
Amnesty International found evidence of brutal acts committed by TPLF fighters during an offensive in August.
US judge refuses Trump bid to block Capitol riot records
The ex-president had requested to block the release of documents to the House committee probing the January 6 riot.
Is English cricket racist?
The Stream discusses how ethnic minorities are treated in the sport.
UN climate agency publishes draft of final Glasgow COP26 deal
Negotiators from nearly 200 countries will work from the draft to strike a final deal before the summit ends on Friday.
Myanmar charges US journalist with ‘terrorism’ and sedition
Latest charges are in addition to the three Danny Fenster already faces, and could see him jailed for life.
Rohit Sharma named new India T20 cricket captain
Star batsman replaces Virat Kohli as India's cricket board announces the squad for upcoming tour by New Zealand.
Australia launches $738m fund to support green tech
Announcement of investment in low emissions technologies comes amid criticism of country's record on climate change.
Nobel laureate Malala Yousafzai gets married
Campaigner for girls' education shares photos of 'precious day' on social media.
Myanmar military accused of blocking aid to displaced civilians
Fortify Rights says Myanmar army may have committed war crimes in blocking aid to conflict displaced people.
Chinese traditional medicine growth in Africa threatens wildlife
New report says Beijing championing development of industry alongside its flagship Belt and Road Initiative.
Deadline looms for Evergrande payment amid contagion fears
Chinese property giant is grappling with $300bn in liabilities as concerns for property sector grow
As COVID-19 rages, more in Singapore go hungry
People dropping meals, buying cheapest products as pandemic leaves contract and low-paid struggling to make ends meet.
New search begins for residential school graves in Canada
More than 1,200 unmarked graves were discovered this year at former forced-assimilation institutions for Indigenous children.
Pfizer asks US to authorise COVID booster jabs for all adults
FDA advisers in September rejected Pfizer boosters for all, saying they were unconvinced healthy adults need extra dose.
Ex-Trump officials illegally campaigned while in office: Report
Trump administration showed 'willful disregard' for law barring US officials from political activity, watchdog finds.
Coinbase dips after reporting lower-than-forecast revenue
Coinbase posted revenue of $1.24bn, lower than the $1.57bn forecast by analysts.
Oil jumps to two-week high on strong demand, tight supply
Global benchmark Brent crude futures settled at $84.78 a barrel while US West Texas Intermediate settled at $84.15.
Is Belarus using migrants to put pressure on the EU?
Thousands of migrants and refugees trying to reach the European Union are trapped on the Belarus-Poland border.
AstraZeneca to set up division for vaccines, antibody therapies
New division will combine research and development, manufacturing, as well as commercial and medical teams.
Biden urges aviation sector to reach net-zero emissions by 2050
Biden's plan calls for increasing the production of sustainable plane fuels and developing new aircraft technologies.
Mexico’s AMLO proposes global anti-poverty plan in UN speech
Plan would help 750 million people who live on less than $2 a day have 'dignified' lives, Mexican president says.
Justice denied for the victims of Afghanistan’s Mai Lai massacre
The US military killed civilians, lied about it, was caught and still exonerated itself.
Tesla drops 12% as investors brace for possible Musk stock sale
Elon Musk’s Twitter poll asked voters last weekend if he should sell 10% of his stake in the electric-vehicle company.
France returns 26 treasures looted from Benin
Benin's President Talon travelled to Paris to bring home the artefacts that were stolen by French forces 130 years ago.
What next for Nicaragua as Ortega prepares for fourth term?
Nicaragua faces critical moment after contentious vote, as experts say nation could see more repression, rights abuses.
US Capitol rioter ‘willing to die’ seeks asylum in Belarus
Man fled the US on pretence of a business trip and travelled through Italy, Switzerland, Germany, Poland and Ukraine.
World on track for 2.4C warming despite 2030 pledges: Analysis
The Climate Action Tracker group says despite COP26 pledges, global warming would still surpass UN target cap of 1.5C.
Infographic: Dengue – what the symptoms are and how it spreads
A wave of dengue fever is sweeping through India, Pakistan and Bangladesh.
UN says 16 local staff detained in Ethiopia’s capital
UN says 'actively working' with gov't to secure release of Ethiopian staff, says 'no explanation' given for detentions.
US advocates say ‘Congress needs to act’ amid migrant arrivals
Immigration advocates say US needs legislation to effectively respond to arrivals at border, but divisions run deep.
Dubai developer Union Properties’ chairman detained amid probe
Khalifa Al Hammadi is being held pending a probe into alleged financial violations at one of UAE’s biggest developers.
UAE foreign minister meets Syria’s Assad in Damascus
Sheikh Abdullah bin Zayed’s is the first Emirati official to visit Damascus since the Syrian war broke out in 2011.
UK: Premature baby dies after mother contracts COVID-19
Nine-day-old child tested positive for coronavirus before dying, days after her mother became infected.
Inflation: US wholesale prices hit record high in October
Higher US producer prices persisted in October, as bottlenecks and shortages continued to fuel inflation.
Iran’s failure to tackle climate change – a question of priority
Iran is the world’s sixth-highest greenhouse gas emitter but its sanctioned economy has few moves to make to go green.
Jerusalem: Palestinians at risk of displacement due to demolition
Seventy residents will be left homeless if Israeli court greenlights demolition of their building in East Jerusalem.
US Holocaust Museum says China ‘may be committing genocide’
Latest report says Beijing committing 'multiple crimes against humanity' against Uighur community.
Nigeria: Separatist leader to appear in court for treason trial
IPOB leader Nnamdi Kanu has pleaded not guilty to 'terrorism' and treason charges.
Saudi Arabia’s economy grows at fastest rate in nearly a decade
Higher oil prices helped the kingdom's economy grow at its fastest pace in nearly a decade in Q3.
Once mighty conglomerate GE to split into three units
New standalone businesses will focus on healthcare, power and aviation.
Greenpeace Germany sues Volkswagen for ‘fuelling climate crisis’
Lawsuit could slash car giant's CO2 emissions by two gigatonnes over the next two decades if successful, NGO says.
Morgues, hospitals struggle with COVID-19 deaths in Romania
'Wave of the unvaccinated' grips Eastern European country as misinformation swirls and public trust in government drops.
Nagorno-Karabakh: Land still laced with mines, year after war
Several people have been killed and injured as de-mining agencies say lack of resources slows efforts to clear weaponry.
Chile: Lower house approves Pinera impeachment trial
Pinera has been accused of using his presidency for business gain following Pandora Papers leaks.
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