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Why has Spain released Catalan separatist leaders from jail?
Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez pardons politicians and activists jailed for 2017 secession referendum.
Delta to account for 90 percent of EU coronavirus cases in August
ECDC says 'very important to progress with vaccine rollout at very high pace' to stop spread of more contagious variant.
Amid rising crime, Biden targets gun violence in the US
After wave of mass shootings, Biden to impose a "zero-tolerance" policy for gun dealers who flout the rules.
Oath Keeper pleads guilty to conspiracy for Capitol riot
Graydon Young, one of 14 Oath Keepers charged, pleads guilty on Wednesday as cases against rioters continue.
US Supreme Court backs cheerleader in free speech case
Brandi Levy sued after a profane post she made on Snapchat got her kicked off her high school's cheerleading team.
Prices of new US homes hit record high as sales fall unexpectedly
Sales of new homes in the US fell unexpectedly last month, while prices broke a new record.
Southern African nations agree to deploy forces to Mozambique
The SADC Standby Force will support Mozambique 'to combat terrorism and acts of violent extremism' in Cabo Delgado.
Global watchdog to tackle greenwashing with ESG ratings guidance
IOSCO plans to publish first guidance for firms that rate corporate environmental, social and governance performance.
Protesters in Colombia turn to town hall meetings for solutions
Lack of progress at the national level has spurred Colombians to look to local officials to address social demands.
US defence chief backs change in military sex assault cases
The move comes after a years-long push for removing commanders from decisions on trying sexual assault cases.
Ivory Coast sentences ex-PM Guillaume Soro to life imprisonment
Former rebel chief, in exile in Europe, gets life in absentia on coup-plotting charges against President Ouattara.
Eric Adams on top in New York City mayoral primary – for now
Voters used a new 'ranked-choice' system to choose a winner, but it could be weeks before the count is finalised.
Syria: Ten years on
Portal looks at how the war in Syria started and where things stand now.
After regional polls, is Le Pen further away from the presidency?
The French far right, like Macron's centrists, performed poorly in recent regional polls, while conservatives gained.
Egypt arrests TikTok star after ‘human trafficking’ conviction
Police arrest female TikTok influencer Haneen Hossam, who was sentenced to 10 years in prison for 'human trafficking'.
Crypto comeback: Bitcoin bounces back after falling below $30,000
Bitcoin is living up to its volatile reputation after fighting back above $30,000.
Pardoned Catalan separatist leaders freed from Spanish prisons
Nine secessionists imprisoned for their part in failed 2017 independence bid leave jail after Madrid waives sentences.
Qatar wealth fund chief is waiting for cryptocurrencies to mature
Speculation around cryptocurrencies is keeping QIF from investing in them, QIA chief said at Qatar Economic Forum.
Israel and Palestine
Portal focuses on some of the bigger issues behind the flare-up in violence in May 2021.
Central African Republic
Portal looks at what is going on in the Central African Republic and features personal stories of survival and hope.
Vietnam war journalists’ hub: Caravelle Saigon
War stories from the Caravelle Hotel, a vital vantage point for journalists in old Saigon reporting the Vietnam War.
Warren Buffet resigns from Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation
Buffet's resignation comes just weeks after Bill and Melinda Gates announced they are divorcing.
Mobster videos renew scrutiny on Turkey’s wealth amnesty law
Proponents say Turkey's wealth amnesty law helps the economy, but critics say it makes money laundering easier.
Agreement in principle reached over Suez Canal ship
Ever Given container ship has been anchored since it was dislodged on March 29 after blocking the crucial waterway.
Bahrain says it invited Qatar twice for bilateral talks
FM says invitations sent 'in an attempt to move forward in strengthening the process of joint Gulf cooperation'.
Climate colonialism and the EU’s Green Deal
By employing corporate solutions for climate change, the deal will entrench further European neocolonial practices.
Chad’s Football Dream
Football is a passion in Chad but the national team has yet to qualify for top African and world tournaments.
Russia says warning shots fired at British destroyer in Black Sea
Russia says it moved to deter British ship, but UK claims it was conducting 'innocent passage' through Ukrainian waters.
UAE-produced film slammed for depicting Qatar a ‘terrorist state’
The Misfits, a Hollywood film co-produced by an Emirati company, condemned as 'immoral' and 'absurd'.
Former winners Spain, holders Portugal face early Euro 2020 exit
Portugal take on world champions France while Spain will face Slovakia on last day of group matches.
Air raid kills dozens in Ethiopia’s Tigray region, say witnesses
Witnesses say Tuesday's attack targeted a busy market in Ethiopia’s northern Tigray village of Togoga.
Deadly blast in Pakistan near residence of armed group founder
Three killed and 13 others wounded after explosion near house of Lashkar-e-Taiba founder Hafiz Saeed in Lahore.
UK to give EU citizens 28 days to apply for settled status
People who miss the June 30 settlement scheme deadline will be issued warnings to apply or risk losing their rights.
Explainer: What is the Delta Plus variant of COVID-19?
Scientists worry the mutation, coupled with other existing features of Delta variant, could make it more transmissible.
‘Watching my world collapse’: The plight of Nigeria’s widows
In Nigeria, women whose husbands have died can face stigma, suspicion and families who take their homes from them.
Infographic: The global COVID vaccine divide
Fewer than one percent of people in low-income countries have received at least one COVID-19 vaccine dose.
‘Sabotage attack’ on Iranian nuclear building foiled
The attack was halted 'before causing any damage to the building', news agencies said.
Gaza factions warn Israel delaying aid could reignite fighting
Palestinian groups reject idea of linking the reconstruction of Gaza to a prisoner exchange deal with Israel.
Three Murugappan family members given temporary Australia visas
The three-month visas will allow them to work and study in Western Australia but not return to their home in Biloela.
Former Mauritanian president jailed, faces graft charges
Incarceration comes days after the former leader refused to continue reporting to police when put under house arrest.
England top group, Croatia send Scotland packing from Euro 2020
England, Croatia and Czech Republic qualify for Euro 2020 knockouts from Group D.
‘My Zionism’: Israel’s latest unsuccessful PR stunt
Using token Black Israelis in Israeli PR will not help make Israeli apartheid more acceptable to the world.
Hong Kong’s Apple Daily to shut down after arrests, asset freeze
Move comes after police arrested another Apple Daily employee on charges of violating Hong Kong's national security law.
Microsoft joins Apple in the $2 trillion club, briefly
CEO Nadella’s strategic moves helped Microsoft benefit from trends that arose during the pandemic, pushing up stock.
No cheering, autographs or alcohol at Tokyo Olympics
Tokyo 2020 chief says festivities 'will have to be suppressed' to keep the Games safe.
World powers meet in Berlin to discuss Libya crisis
Presence of foreign mercenaries, troops in war-torn country and elections to top meeting's agenda.
In times of crises, Lebanon’s elderly must fend for themselves
Many elderly people have been thrown into poverty by one of the world's worst financial crises in the past 150 years.
Fed research: Trump’s trade tariffs led to losses in billions
Chinese exporters and American importers have been misrepresenting data to avoid paying taxes or losing out on rebates.
Aid to Palestinians promised by US blocked by Republican senator
The $50m for Gaza, occupied West Bank was approved by Congress but is being held up by a top Republican senator.
Sudan wants UN Security Council to discuss Ethiopia’s Nile dam
Sudan, Egypt want international community to intervene ahead of Ethiopia's plans to go ahead with the second filling.
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