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China’s ambitious green targets at risk as local efforts lag
Government green energy, infrastructure targets are failing to translate into real progress at local level, says report.
Beirut Blast: A Year On
"There's still a lot of trauma. There have been emotional scars, physical scars."
Olympics committee probing Mao Zedong pins worn on podium
Two Chinese cyclists wore pins depicting founder of the country's Communist Party and leader of the Cultural Revolution.
Macron criticises ‘failing’ Lebanon politicians at fundraiser
French president renews call for gov't formation during donors' conference on anniversary of Beirut port explosion.
Three dead, dozens injured in Czech passenger train crash
High-speed train headed for Prague collides with a commuter train, killing both drivers and a female passenger.
Israeli artillery shells Lebanon after rockets fired over border
Rocket sirens were heard in several northern Israeli communities, close to the frontier with Lebanon.
Lightning strikes in Bangladesh kill 16 at wedding party
Several lightning bolts hit the wedding party within a few seconds, killing at least 16 people and injuring the groom.
Greek firefighters battle ‘raging’ forest fire near Athens
PM Mitsotakis says wildfire in the capital's northern suburbs is a 'nightmare' as thousands evacuate.
Turkey slams US statement on planned resettlement of Afghans
Ankara says Washington's plan to take in Afghans through third countries could cause a new regional migration crisis.
Barbie debuts doll in likeness of UK COVID-19 vaccine developer
Sarah Gilbert figure among several new Barbie dolls that aim to inspire children.
Dalit girl allegedly raped, killed and forcibly cremated in India
Nine-year-old girl's family alleges she was gang-raped and murdered by a Hindu priest and his associates in New Delhi.
Governor pardons US couple who waved guns at BLM protesters
The couple had been charged with felony misuse of a weapon but were embraced as folk heroes by the Republican party.
Tunisia’s president fires ambassador to US, governor of Sfax
No explanation given for fresh wave of dismissals by President Kais Saied who has been ruling by decree since late July.
Japan’s Yosozumi wins battle of teens for Olympic skateboarding
Hometown heroes Sakura Yosozumi and Kokona Hiraki clinch gold and silver, while British Sky Brown takes bronze.
The African Union, Israel and the futility of appeasement
The AU should be leading the fight against racism, not cosying up to racist regimes.
Claims of bias against aid workers in Tigray ‘dangerous’, says UN
Martin Griffiths, during visit to Ethiopia, says 'blanket' accusations are 'unfair' and 'need to stop'.
China’s Alibaba misses revenue estimates on the back of crackdown
The growth slowdown underlines fears that new gov't rules are constraining expansion, increasing the burden on firms.
Afghan families flee homes in south amid Taliban advance: Live
Dozens flee as Afghan army launches counterattack against Taliban in key southern city of Lashkar Gah, residents say.
Sudan takes 1st step towards joining International Criminal Court
Cabinet backs draft bill to join founding treaty of ICC, but the decision needs sovereign council approval.
As Samsung head comes up for parole, company awaits his return
Strategic decisions at tech giant have been lagging as Jay Y Lee has been in prison, convicted of bribery, embezzlement.
Why has climate change caused famine in Madagascar?
More than a million people in need of food aid as the country faces worst drought in decades.
Thick smoke over Athens as suburbs battle wildfires
Firefighting efforts in continue in Greece with water-bombing jets, helicopters, personnel in hundreds.
ASEAN urged to address Myanmar crises, as special envoy named
Rights groups call on ASEAN to work with shadow NUG, local health organisations to deliver urgent humanitarian aid.
‘Wild West’: Top US financial regulator seeks to rein in crypto
Gary Gensler says SEC should have the power to oversee cryptocurrency exchanges and crypto lending.
Families of Beirut blast child victims demand justice a year on
One year after deadly explosion in Lebanese capital, grieving families who lost their children continue to seek justice.
How do Afghanistan forces and Taliban compare?
Analysts and officials say a Taliban victory is far from guaranteed, pointing to the resources of Afghan defence forces.
Lebanon: Beirut port explosion, one year on
Lebanon marks the first anniversary of the devastating blast, as families of victims still wait in vain for justice.
China sees risk of GDP downgrade as Delta curbs spending, travel
Latest virus controls during what is the nation's peak summer holiday will curb retail spending and economic growth.
Game of numbers: Malaysia’s Muhyiddin says he still has majority
Embattled prime minister says he still has support after politicians from key party said they would no longer back him.
Thailand reports daily record of more than 20,000 COVID-19 cases
Government has hinted that strict curbs could be extended until the end of August if cases continue to rise.
Indonesia’s remote East Nusa Tenggara struggles to get vaccines
As COVID-19 ravages Indonesia, the archipelago's remoter areas are having to ration doses because of limited supplies.
Carrie Lam: Beijing’s ‘head girl’ in Hong Kong
How Hong Kong's first female leader opened the door to a new era of political repression in China's freest city.
CDC issues new ban on evictions of most US renters after protest
Move sought by President Joe Biden after Congress fails to act on expired national ban of forced removals.
Guatemala appoints controversial new anti-corruption prosecutor
Move comes after sacking of former anti-corruption prosecutor spurred mass protests and international criticism.
UK agency warns of ‘potential hijack’ of ship off UAE coast
Iran denies any connection with the reported incident amid heightened tensions around the Strait of Hormuz.
Is political repression worsening in Belarus?
Belarusian Olympic athlete asks Poland for protection, while activist is found hanged in Ukraine.
Police officer dead, suspect killed after stabbing at US Pentagon
US military headquarters temporarily placed on lockdown after gunshots were fired and people killed at outdoor bus stop.
Afghans chant ‘Allahu Akbar’ in defiant protests against Taliban
'God is greatest' has become a cry of defiance for anti-Taliban protesters as group assaults major Afghan cities.
Spirit and American Airlines cancel hundreds of flights again
Cancellations have left thousands of passengers stranded and fuelled concerns over crew shortages.
Hundreds flee homes as wildfire rages near Athens, Greece
The blaze sent smoke over the capital and prompted multiple evacuations near Tatoi, a town north of Athens.
Florida may divest from Ben & Jerry’s parent over Israel boycott
US state won't invest in Unilever unless Ben & Jerry's reverses its position on occupied West Bank ice cream sales.
Belarus Olympic athlete row: What you need to know
Krystsina Tsimanouskaya under protection of Polish embassy after accusing Belarus of trying to force her to fly home.
Brazil’s president hits out at new probe into voting fraud claims
Jair Bolsonaro says he won't be 'intimidated' after electoral authorities order probe into his attacks on voting system.
Powerful blasts and gunfire rock Afghan capital Kabul
Afghanistan's Defence Minister says he is safe after explosion near his home, but continuing gunfire reported in Kabul.
Food giant Tyson to require COVID vaccination for all US workers
Tyson is one of the first major employers of front-line workers to mandate jabs amid a resurgence of COVID-19.
‘No military solution’ to conflict in Afghanistan, US envoy says
US Special Representative Zalmay Khalilzad renews push for negotiated settlement as violence in Afghanistan rages.
New York Gov Cuomo sexually harassed women, state probe finds
Probe reveals 'deeply disturbing, yet clear picture' of illegal sexual conduct towards young women in state workplace.
Five US police officers charged over violent arrests of Black men
Security cameras show Florida officers kicking a handcuffed man then attacking another man who was recording the arrest.
More than dozen people killed by rebels in east DR Congo
At least 16 people knifed to death by suspected ADF fighters in Ituri province, say military and local sources.
Saudi Arabia ramped up executions in first half of 2021: Amnesty
The kingdom executed at least 40 people between January and July 2021, more than in whole of 2020, UK-based group says.
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