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Energy crunch: China firms look to pump up LNG supplies from US
Squeezed by soaring gas prices and domestic shortages, China firms seek long term US supplies, sources tell Reuters.
UK lawmaker David Amess dies after stabbing attack
Conservative politician David Amess has been stabbed to death by a man who walked into his meeting with constituents.
Home vs office: What is the best hybrid work mix for workers?
Most US employees on average want to work from home at least two days per week after the pandemic ends, research finds.
Jacinda Ardern’s COVID stumble may cost Maori lives
New Zealand should not abandon its COVID elimination strategy while Maori vaccination rates remain low.
Are Azerbaijan and Armenia ready to improve relations?
One year has passed since the Nagorno-Karabakh war and there are hints that diplomatic ties could be built.
The Gambia’s democratic transition is facing a litmus test
The upcoming presidential and parliamentary elections will be the most consequential in The Gambia's history.
Three South African ministers freed after standoff with veterans
More than 50 people are arrested after veterans hold ministers hostage demanding compensation for anti-apartheid fight.
Afghan footballers and their families flown to Qatar
Qatar, in coordination with FIFA, evacuates almost 100 Afghan football players and their families from Afghanistan.
EU, fearful of refugee crisis, delays response on Afghan asylum
Migration and human rights experts call on the EU to deliver a more proactive and unified response on Afghan asylum.
India reopens for foreign tourists after 19 months as COVID ebbs
Easing of restrictions on foreign tourists visiting India coincides with country's domestic tourist and festive season.
Beirut armed clashes rattle distressed residents
After hours-long battles in Lebanese capital, residents struggle to cope with compounded trauma.
For Canadian-Pakistani filmmaker, Karachi is both muse and escape
Hamza Bangash is one of the most exciting filmmaking voices in Pakistan, intently capturing a nation in transformation.
Kenyan police arrest husband of slain runner Agnes Tirop
Ibrahim Kipkemoi Rotich, was apprehended in the city of Mombasa after manhunt.
Deadly explosion hits Shia mosque in Afghanistan’s Kandahar
At least 32 people are killed as explosion goes off inside mosque in southern city during Friday prayers.
Cameroon authorities urge calm after police kill girl, 5, in Buea
Angry crowd lynches policeman who shot a five-year-old girl dead in Southwest region's capital Buea.
Cape Verde presidential election: What you need to know
Record seven candidates running, with two ex-PMs - Carlos Veiga and José Maria Neves - seen as the strongest contenders.
No free movement clause in UN deal for Rohingya on island: Report
Leaked copy of agreement shows it offers no guarantee refugees will be allowed to move freely to mainland Bangladesh.
Tunisia’s Saied withdraws diplomatic passport of predecessor
President calls Moncef Marzouki enemy of the country after latter urges France to end support for Tunisia under Saied.
Fully vaccinated international travellers get Sydney green light
New South Wales premier says passengers with proof of vaccination and negative COVID-19 test won't need to quarantine.
India drug agency faces heat over arrest of Bollywood star’s son
Criticism grows after Narcotics Control Bureau arrests Shah Rukh Khan's son Aryan Khan during a raid on a cruise ship.
How Melbourne’s lockdown exposed the city’s ‘gender gap’
Education and childcare have fallen to women who are also struggling financially or at risk of violence in the home.
Bill Clinton in hospital with non-COVID infection
The former US president was admitted to a hospital in California but is already 'on the mend', a spokesman said.
UN chief delayed ASEAN meeting to avoid Myanmar army envoy
Revelation comes as ASEAN prepares to hold emergency meeting amid frustration at military's lack of cooperation.
Yemen’s humanitarian crisis growing as economy collapses: UN
Aid agencies are helping nearly 13 million people across the country, already 3 million more than a few months ago.
Italian court suspends long-awaited Regeni murder trial
Trial in absentia of four Egyptian officers halted as judge rules the defendants may not have been informed of charges.
January 6 panel moves to hold ex-Trump adviser Bannon in contempt
Donald Trump's former political adviser Steve Bannon refuses to comply with a subpoena to testify about Capitol riot.
US elected to UN Human Rights Council that Trump quit
Biden administration says US will 'vigorously oppose' the council's 'disproportionate attention' on Israel.
Six arrested in Rwanda for spreading rumours to cause ‘uprising’
A YouTube channel owner and members of an opposition party are among those taken into custody.
US eyes ‘aspirational’ refugee resettlement goal
The Biden administration says it is working to rebuild the refugee resettlement system, which was gutted under Trump.
Why is North Korea’s currency surging against the US dollar?
Despite sanctions, trade hits, floods, and food shortages, the won has surged 25% against the US dollar this year.
Tens of thousands in Georgia demand Saakashvili’s release
Protesters demand release of Georgian ex-president and opposition leader, imprisoned upon return from exile in Ukraine.
US FDA advisers back Moderna’s booster jab for COVID
With 66 million American adults still unvaccinated, President Biden is pushing for emergency approvals of booster jabs.
Love is in the air: Shredded Banksy fetches record-setting $25.4m
The artwork dubbed Love is in the Bin sold at auction for more than 1,750 percent than it sold for just three years ago.
What’s causing a global goods shortage?
Global supply chain problems are leading to delivery delays and higher prices for consumer goods.
US wholesale inflation surges to another record
US producer prices surged 8.6 percent in September from the same period a year ago - the biggest jump on record.
Armenia accuses Azerbaijan of ethnic hatred at UN court
Azerbaijan denied the allegations made at the ICJ and accused Armenia of 'decades-long ethnic cleansing'.
Pakistan Airlines suspends Afghanistan flights amid Taliban row
The suspension took place over what PIA called heavy-handed interference by the Taliban.
West Africa’s top ISIL leader is dead, says Nigerian army
Military commander claims Abu Musab al-Barnawi is dead, but West Africa's ISIL branch has yet to confirm.
NBA’s Kyrie Irving defends decision to not get COVID vaccine
Brooklyn Nets guard, who could lose $17m this season if he doesn't get the jab, says he's doing 'what's best' for him.
Europe’s Migrants: Capturing the Crisis
“The refugee crisis has moved me emotionally more than anything else in my career.”
Syrian man found dead on Polish-Belarusian border
Documents found on the body indicated he was a 24-year-old Syrian man, the latest in string of fatalities at the border.
HRW urges Kuwait to overturn transgender woman’s conviction
Maha al-Mutairi has been sentenced to two years in prison for 'imitating the opposite sex' online.
Shock, disbelief, panic: Living under the Texas abortion ban
New law banning abortions after six weeks of pregnancy fuels desperate scramble to find and provide abortion services.
Italy: Fresh pandemic woes for those jabbed with ‘wrong’ vaccines
People who accepted non-EU approved shots, such as Sputnik or Sinopharm, are being shut out from public life.
Turkish lira falls out of favour with local investors again
The lira fell as much as 1.1 percent to a fresh all-time low of 9.1883 per dollar on Thursday.
Turkey: Erdogan central bank firing clears way for more rate cuts
Two of the officials let go had opposed the last interest rate cut which sent the lira to a new all-time low.
Infographic: Palestine’s olive industry
Palestinian farmers face attacks by Israeli settlers across the occupied West Bank during the olive harvest season.
We cannot continue to ignore the COVID childcare crisis
Children the world over are suffering.
Armed clashes erupt near Beirut protest against blast probe judge
Several killed and dozens wounded as gunfire erupts near site of protest against judge investigating Beirut port blast.
In Bangkok, Thai police are brutalising child protesters
The Thai government needs to radically rethink its approach to ongoing protests in the country.
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