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Pakistani court grants bail to father of prominent activist
Muhammad Ismail, 66-year-old father of Gulalai Ismail, to be released after more than two months in jail.
Taiwan reports largest incursion yet by Chinese air force
Taipei says 25 Chinese air force aircraft entered Taiwan's air defence identification zone on Monday.
Global chip shortage on agenda as White House convenes US CEOs
A global semiconductor shortage has disrupted production in the US auto and technology sectors.
Danish plan to repatriate Syrian refugees sparks controversy
Legal experts and UN High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) among those concerned by Denmark's decision.
England takes major step out of COVID lockdown; PM urges caution
Shops, pub gardens and salons reopen, moves underpinned by swift vaccination programme.
UK opens probe into former PM Cameron’s lobbying: Reports
Investigation to focus on David Cameron's efforts to lobby ministers on behalf of financier Lex Greensill.
Investigation finds Syria likely behind 2018 chlorine attack
OPCW watchdog says Syrian air force likely dropped chlorine gas in a barrel bomb on the city of Saraqeb in 2018.
Lebanon set to expand claim on disputed maritime area with Israel
The move will add about 1,400sq km to the exclusive economic zone claimed by Beirut.
Myanmar’s Aung San Suu Kyi slapped with new criminal charge
Deposed leader charged under the natural disaster management law in a court hearing where she appeared via video link.
How Syrian women are fighting a war – and patriarchy
'Women of the revolution' share their experiences on the decade-long transformation of their country.
Yemen’s Houthi rebels claim attacks on Saudi oil facilities
The rebel group claim they targeted Aramco refineries in Jeddah and Jubail but Saudi Arabia has yet to confirm.
What is behind the anti-Muslim measures in Sri Lanka?
Inciting ethno-religious animosity has become a means of survival for parts of Sri Lanka's political elite.
What do we know about the AstraZeneca vaccine and blood clots?
Dr Khan examines what we know so far, who should take an AstraZeneca vaccine and the symptoms of a blood clot.
Dozens of migrants dead after boat capsizes off Djibouti: IOM
Top IOM official in the region says the migrants involved in the incident were being transported by people smugglers.
France: Minister calls for security at mosques after attack
Interior minister Darmanin demands police presence after vandals target site in Rennes on the eve of Ramadan.
IA Rehman, Pakistan’s iconic human rights defender, dies aged 90
Rehman spent his life defending human rights, opposing military dictators, fighting for the rule of law and democracy.
India: Thousands join Hindu festival ritual bath as COVID surges
Hundreds of thousands take a dip in Ganges river even as the nation racks up world's highest tally of new daily cases.
Venezuela to produce Cuban COVID vaccine: Maduro
President Maduro said the country has also secured all funds to acquire 11 million doses via the COVAX mechanism.
Iran’s nuclear sites attacked in 600 words
Recent sabotage at Iran's Natanz facility threatens to upend nuclear negotiations that began last week.
Anger boils in Northern Ireland despite attempts to end riots
Brexit concerns and controversy over a funeral for a Sinn Fein figure have upset a delicate political balance.
In solidarity with French academics targeted by the republic
The French state is trying to censor and make invisible the critique of its colonial history and present.
Yuri Gagarin: 60 years since first man blasted into space
Russia celebrates the 60th anniversary of the legendary flight that made Yuri Gagarin the first man in space.
Egyptian prosecutors find gross negligence behind train crash
Railway employees were blamed for the crash that killed 18 people in the governorate of Sohag.
Anger over plan to raze part of iconic Indian library for flyover
Proposal to demolish part of the 130-year-old Khuda Bakhsh Oriental Public Library in Bihar draws widespread criticism.
Haiti: Seven Catholic clergy kidnapped, held for ransom
Kidnappings for ransom have surged in recent months as gangs gain influence amid political crisis.
HSBC and Huawei CFO reach documents deal amid extradition case
Huawei CFO Meng Wanzhou has been seeking documents from HSBC in her fight against extradition from Canada to the US.
US police officer accused of assaulting Black Army officer fired
Joe Gutierrez in Virginia terminated from his job over what court papers say was a violent traffic stop of US soldier.
Infographic: How much do basic necessities cost in Lebanon?
An economic crash has driven nearly half of Lebanon's six million people into poverty.
Protests erupt in Minneapolis after police shoot, kill Black man
Protests broke out Sunday night after police fatally shot a young Black man in a suburb of Minneapolis.
Protests after Minneapolis police shoot 20-year-old Daunte Wright
Minneapolis police fatally shoot 20-year-old Daunte Wright near where George Floyd was killed last year.
Iran’s Zarif blames Israel for Natanz incident, vows revenge
Iran blames its regional arch foe Israel for Sunday's incident at the Natanz nuclear facility.
US Federal Reserve chair says economy at ‘inflection point’
The economy is about to 'start growing more quickly' even as COVID remains a risk, Powell says.
Pedro Castillo leads Peru’s presidential race: Exit poll
Pedro Castillo thanks supporters, asks for calm after an exit poll shows him leading with 16.1 percent of the vote.
Cyclone Seroja cuts power to thousands in Western Australia
Ferocious winds cause widespread damage to homes and buildings in towns unprepared for cyclones.
COVID: India overtakes Brazil as world’s second worst-hit country
India records 168,912 cases overnight, taking overall tally to 13.53 million infections reported since pandemic began.
Two Korean firms end electric car battery row, averting US ban
The last-minute settlement helped save 6,000 battery manufacturing jobs and eased Ford and VW's EV rollout plans.
China’s Alibaba promises to make life easier for smaller firms
After record fine, China's largest e-commerce firm says it will lower entry barriers for merchants on its platform.
Bangladesh to impose week-long air travel ban after COVID surge
International and domestic flights to be banned for a week from Wednesday, coinciding with another lockdown.
Banker Lasso wins surprise victory in Ecuador election
Ecuadoreans went to the polls with the pandemic pushing a third of people into poverty.
Australia drops vaccine goal after AstraZeneca advice change
Plan to vaccinate all people by the end of the year abandoned after blood clot fears prompt change to AstraZeneca use.
Canada’s largest province hits new high of daily COVID infections
Ontario records 4,456 new COVID-19 cases in 24 hours, as health experts warn of rapid rise in intensive care admissions.
Benin vote count begins after opposition groups boycott election
President Patrice Talon is expected to win a second term in office as group of opposition parties called for a boycott.
Ukraine says soldier killed in shelling by Russia-backed forces
Kyiv says another soldier seriously wounded by artillery fire by Russia-backed separatists in the east of the country.
Cambodia condemns Vice for altered Khmer Rouge images
The photos of Khmer Rouge 'killing fields' victims with added smiles were an insult to the dead, Cambodia says.
Several migrants found dead on boat off Spain’s Canary Islands
Spanish Red Cross reports that 16 of the 23 people on the boat off El Hierro island were also in a 'serious condition'.
Blinken warns China that action against Taiwan would be ‘mistake’
US Secretary of State says Biden administration concerned by China's 'increasingly aggressive actions' against Taiwan.
What we know about the South African coronavirus variant
The SARS-CoV-2 virus variant that was first detected in South Africa has spread to dozens of countries.
Will brain-computer interfaces transform human lives?
Elon Musk's brain-chip Neuralink company is working on technology that could improve the lives of those with paralysis.
Kyrgyzstan voters back presidential rule in referendum
Preliminary results show strong majority support reforms handing greater powers to the presidency, amid a low turnout.
Rich, old prince dies – the media, on cue, loses it
Then the audience switches off the TV.
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