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Prince Philip, husband of Queen Elizabeth II, dies aged 99
Buckingham Palace says husband of Queen Elizabeth II 'passed away peacefully' at Windsor Castle.
Prince Philip dedicated his life to playing the supporting role
While known for outrageous statements many saw as bigoted, Prince Philip made personal sacrifices to support the Queen.
‘Dire consequences’: Iraq issues COVID warning after record cases
Health ministry issues warning saying spike in cases due to laxity among Iraqis who flout preventive measures.
Can Hungary still call itself a democracy?
We challenge Hungarian government spokesperson Zoltán Kovács and debate the case for reparations for US slavery.
Gunmen kill 11 Nigerian troops in central Benue state
Army spokesman says troops operating in Benue state came under attack while on routine operational task.
Nepal battles worst forest fires in years as air quality drops
Wildfires burn in at least 60 places across 22 of Nepal's 77 districts, killing five people since January.
Turkey fumes after Italian PM Draghi called Erdogan ‘dictator’
Draghi's remarks come after EU Commission chief did not get proper seating arrangement during Ankara visit.
Bollywood anxious as India abolishes film certification tribunal
Filmmakers slam abolition of Film Certification Appellate Tribunal (FCAT), calling it a 'setback for artistic freedom'.
Counting under way in tight Samoa election
The election pitted Malielegaoi, who has been prime minister for the last 22 years, against former ally Mataafa.
China’s factory prices surged last month; here’s why that matters
Rapidly rising producer prices, driven by higher energy costs, raise concerns of accelerating global inflation.
Holidays for the rich: Airlines slam UK travel restart plan
UK government's traffic light COVID risk ranking system will make overseas flights too expensive, airline group says.
Egyptologists uncover ‘lost golden city’ buried under the sands
The 3,000-year-old city was uncovered near Luxor, home of the legendary Valley of the Kings.
COVID roundup: Vaccine restrictions, record cases and job losses
India's daily cases continue to rise, African Union explores AstraZeneca alternatives and updates on COVAX deliveries.
Nike ends lawsuit over ‘Satan Shoes’ after New York firm recall
Nike had sued maker of devil-themed sneaker promoted by rapper Lil Nas X for trademark infringement.
Rallies, religious gatherings aggravate India’s worst COVID surge
Rallies led by Modi and other figures as well as crowded festivals and religious gatherings contribute to second wave.
Brazil’s Athletico Paranaense to buy COVID vaccines for fans
Brazilian football club says it plans to buy vaccines for players, officials and fans with paid membership.
Tokyo tightening virus measures nearly 100 days before Olympics
Pandemic-delayed games are due to open on July 23 in Tokyo, but a surge in cases is creating new concern.
India’s first electric car battery plant takes shape
India wants to move from being a producer of raw materials for electric batteries to making some of their key parts.
Indian states report vaccine shortages amid record COVID surge
As India sees record increase in cases for a third straight day, many states report running out of vaccine supplies.
US Senate pushes ahead with tough measures to counter China
New bill addresses economic competition with China while also addressing human rights concerns over Xinjiang, Hong Kong.
Polls open in Djibouti as veteran ruler Guelleh seeks fifth term
Main opposition parties boycotted the vote leaving a 56-year-old political newcomer as incumbent's only challenger.
Iran releases seized South Korean tanker: Seoul foreign ministry
Release of Hankuk Chemi seized by the IRGC in January comes as Iran, world powers try to revive 2015 nuclear deal.
China drills in disputed South China Sea as US naval patrol grows
Chinese marine research ship carries out drilling in unnamed location as US amphibious assault ships head to the region.
Britain slams ‘bullying’ Myanmar over London embassy ‘coup’
Diplomats loyal to the military seized control of embassy leaving Ambassador Kyaw Zwar Minn locked out in the street.
One killed, five hospitalised in Texas mass shooting
The suspect is believed to be an employee of the Bryant, Texas cabinet business where the shooting took place.
World food prices continue to soar, hitting nearly 7-year high
The Food and Agriculture Organization's food price index averaged 118.5 points last month, versus 116.1 in February.
What you need to know about ‘ghost guns’ Biden wants to regulate
Biden aims to close loopholes in the production of untraceable firearms with kits and 3D printing after mass shootings.
White House mulls nearly doubling Obama’s climate pledge
Biden administration is considering a pledge to cut US greenhouse gas emissions 50 percent or more by 2030, say sources.
Israel to tell ICC it does not recognise court’s authority
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says Israel would not cooperate with ICC inquiry into alleged war crimes in the oPt.
Powell: Economy will not be confident until world is vaccinated
The US Federal Reserve chairman expressed concern about an ‘uneven’ US and global recovery at an IMF debate on Thursday.
US: Which vaccine is best? The one you can get first, experts say
Some health workers worry that patients' preferences for COVID vaccine brands could slow the rollout of jabs in the US.
Amazon union vote: Ballot tallying under way in Alabama
About 5,800 Amazon workers were eligible to vote on a proposal to join the Retail, Wholesale and Department Store Union.
George Floyd died due to lack of oxygen, not drugs: Doctor
Witness in trial of former Minneapolis officer Derek Chauvin offers detailed medical explanation for Floyd's death.
DR Congo: Dozens detained in Beni during anti-UN protests
Some 60 people arrested in eastern city as protesters accuse the UN peacekeepers of failing to prevent rebel attacks.
US-Mexico border sees 71 percent increase in migrant crossings
New data showed that 18,890 unaccompanied children crossed into the US during March, double the rate in February.
Rising prices are hitting low-income US households the hardest
Low-income Americans are now bearing the brunt of price increases as the US economy recovers.
Haaland visits Utah with eye on sacred Indigenous monuments
Haaland, the first Indigenous person to administer US public lands, looks to restore Utah monuments shrunk by Trump.
What are implications after regulators’ AstraZeneca jab findings?
The European Medicines Agency says the link between AstraZeneca vaccine and blood clots is very rare.
Kenyan court ‘temporarily blocks’ closure of refugee camps
Case involving government plans to close Dadaab and Kakuma refugee camps to return in courtroom in a month, reports say.
US: Police ‘have found’ gunman who killed five in South Carolina
The attack left five dead, including two children, and a motive was not immediately known.
Merkel urges Putin to pull troops back from Ukraine border
German Chancellor calls on the Kremlin to unwind military build-up 'in order to de-escalate' the situation in Donbas.
Facebook sued over failure to police anti-Muslim hate speech
Muslim Advocates says Facebook fails to police speech, especially 'pervasive' anti-Muslim attacks.
Al-Burhan says Sudan, Qatar to reactivate agreements
Talks in Doha between head of Sudan's ruling council and Qatari officials centred on reviewing ties, among others.
Egypt sentences Muslim Brotherhood leader to life in prison
Court finds Mahmoud Ezzat, acting supreme guide of the country's oldest Islamist organisation, guilty of 'terror' acts.
Foreign lenders cutting ties with Lebanon’s central bank: Sources
HSBC and Wells Fargo are among lenders that have closed accounts with Lebanon's central bank, sources told Reuters news.
US jobless claims rise to 744,000 as layoffs continue
The US Department of Labor said Thursday that applications for benefits increased by 16,000 from 728,000 a week earlier.
Djibouti: Guelleh expected to win fifth presidential term in vote
Incumbent president's only rival is a political newcomer as the traditional opposition boycotts Friday's vote.
Saturnino Navazo: Spanish survivor of a Nazi concentration camp
He fought against fascism in the Spanish Civil War and later survived a Nazi concentration camp by playing football.
One protester killed in Benin days before polls: Health official
Five others wounded by gunfire after troops cleared protesters in the opposition stronghold of Save.
Pros, cons and pragmatism: Biden’s plan to fund infrastructure
The American Jobs Plan appears popular, but raising corporate taxes to pay for it is not seen by all as a silver bullet.
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