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The myths of British imperial benevolence and Palestine
Israel’s violence in Gaza is not merely self-defence but part of a longer story of settler colonialism.
Ethiopia rejects Arab League resolution on Renaissance Dam
Addis Ababa slams bloc calling on UN Security Council to intervene in Ethiopia's dispute with Egypt and Sudan.
Eritrean troops in Tigray to ‘leave soon’: Ethiopia UN envoy
Move would be welcomed by the UN whose humanitarian chief accused Eritrean troops of using starvation as a weapon.
China condemns ‘wanton intervention’ in Taiwan, deploys aircraft
Beijing has also sent more ships to the South China Sea in what one analyst described as 'strategic intimidation'.
Ambani’s goal of ruling Indian smartphone market in trouble
Supply chain disruptions, rising parts prices and culture clashes with co-brand partner Google are hurting launch plans.
China blames minor fuel rod damage for nuclear plant issues
China says an increase in radiation levels was detected but was within the parameters for safe operation.
Euro 2020 paraglider protest leaves several injured
A parachutist with 'Kick Out Oil' and 'Greenpeace' written on his paraglider flew into the stadium in Munich.
Disagreements, low expectations as Biden, Putin meet in Geneva
Leaders remain at odds over issues from arms control and cyber-hacking to election interference and Ukraine.
UK envoy warns of famine threat in Ethiopia’s Tigray region
An estimated 350,000 people in Tigray are facing hunger on a scale not seen since the famine in Somalia.
Myanmar: State of Fear
101 East explores how Myanmar’s military is crushing dissent through violence, covert interrogations and fear.
Euro 2020: Ronaldo breaks record as Portugal cruise past Hungary
Ronaldo netted a double to become the European Championship's all-time leading scorer.
Is Myanmar getting away with killing off dissidents?
A new 101 East film investigates the alleged torture and murder of activists.
Afghan deminers to ‘continue to save lives’ despite deadly attack
HALO Trust, whose 10 demining workers were killed last week, says will stay in the country after foreign troops leave.
South Africa returns to tighter COVID restrictions as cases surge
Nightly curfew extended, limit on gatherings and alcohol sales as COVID-related hospital admissions also increase.
What sells more than ice cream in China? The odorous durian
At China's second-largest online sales event, more Malaysian Sultan durians have sold than ice cream and peaches.
Monsoon delays salvage of fire-ravaged ship off Sri Lanka coast
Sinking container ship could take months to salvage because of rough monsoon seas, says Sri Lanka, as it seeks UN help.
Hyundai turns to local firms for chips to diversify supply chain
It wants to shift some auto chip orders to domestic firms after facing a shortage as most of its suppliers are foreign.
Three crew set for Thursday launch of China’s Shenzhou-12
Beijing counts down to first crewed mission in nearly five years amid new space race.
Grid operators in California and Texas brace for record heat
With temps forecast to reach 42C (108F), grid operators have asked residents to cut back power use to avoid blackouts.
Australia urged to cut numbers in immigration detention
Human Rights Commission also urges government to close remote Christmas Island detention centre.
Indian scientists: We didn’t back doubling of COVID vaccine gap
Last month, the ministry of health changed the gap between two AstraZeneca doses from 6-8 weeks to 12-16 weeks.
N Korea’s Kim: Food situation ‘tense’ due to pandemic, typhoon
Country's leader presides over party meeting to resolve economic issues and set policy towards a new US administration.
‘Our only option’: Myanmar civilians take up arms for democracy
Civilians are training with ethnic armed groups and setting up cells in cities, but face a formidably armed military.
Israel launches air raids on Gaza, first since truce with Hamas
Israeli air raids are the first on Gaza since a shaky ceasefire with Hamas ended 11-days of fighting last month.
Biden to nominate Thomas Nides as US ambassador to Israel
US president to nominate Wall Street banker and ex-State Department official Thomas Nides after months-long delay.
CAIR calls on Hilton hotels to drop Xinjiang project
The Council on American-Islamic Relations urges Hilton to drop plans to build a hotel on site where a mosque once stood.
Colombia protest leaders suspending weekly demonstrations
Spokesman for national strike committee says fight for better social and economic policies will continue.
California and New York reopen as US passes 600,000 COVID deaths
The two large US states lifted their remaining restrictions, paving the way for a close to normal summer for Americans.
Weinstein can be extradited to LA for sex assault charges: Judge
Former Hollywood mogul faces extradition to California in spite of lawyer's arguments he needs medical care in New York.
Algeria’s FLN wins most seats in parliament
The FLN party's 105 seats were well short of the 204 needed to secure a majority in the 407-seat parliament.
Gaza: Protests against Israeli far-right march through Jerusalem
Hundreds in the besieged enclave rally against so-called 'March of the Flags' taking place in occupied East Jerusalem.
Could ICC hold Duterte accountable for Philippines’ war on drugs?
ICC chief prosecutor wants a full investigation into possible crimes against humanity.
US police shooting of Black man in Georgia echoes Breonna Taylor
Atlanta police burst into the apartment where Johnny Lorenzo Bolton was lying down and shot him, family lawyer says.
Infamous human smuggler sentenced to 18 years in Ethiopian prison
Eritrean Tewelde Goitom, known as Welid, was in late April found guilty of five charges of trafficking individuals.
US seeks to fine Air Canada over extreme delays with refunds
US is trying to slap Air Canada with a $25.5m fine over delayed refunds to thousands of passengers.
Ontario to help search for residential school burial sites
Canada's largest province investing $8.2m to help identify sites at schools Indigenous children were forced to attend.
Surging inflation in Nigeria is fueling crime wave – World Bank
Africa's biggest economy is gripped with soaring food prices, high unemployment and surging inflation.
Mexican president wants the National Guard to become part of army
The move would protect the force, formed by Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador, from budget cuts by subsequent administrations.
Three things the White House wants from the Biden-Putin summit
The White House isn't expecting 'a big set of deliverables' but has a list of what they are 'seeking' out of the meeting
Clean air group calls out China-backed coal plant in Bangladesh
The Chinese-backed coal-fired power plant in Chattogram, Bangladesh has been the site of deadly crackdowns on protests.
Arab states call for UNSC intervention over Ethiopian dam dispute
Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam and Palestine on the agenda of Arab League foreign ministers' talks in Doha.
Rights groups decry Saudi execution of man accused of ‘rebellion’
Mustafa Hashem al-Darwish was arrested in May 2015 and charged with protest-related offences.
In Pictures: Illinois chemical plant explosion
Firefighters respond to a large fire at a Chemtool plant, and local officials call for evacuations in the area.
US unveils strategy to confront ‘domestic terror’ threats
White nationalists pose greatest threat, says Justice Department which may recommend passage of 'domestic terror' law.
Ilhan Omar may face censure for words on Israeli war acts
Republican members of the US House filed a resolution seeking to censure Omar for her criticism of Israel.
Mexico to step up vaccinations along US border ahead of reopening
US Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas is in Mexico to discuss immigration and border security.
China nuclear reactor drama may be less concerning than politics
The lack of communication between China General Nuclear Power and Electricite de France SA could be cause for concern.
Haiti: Thousands displaced as gang violence, insecurity escalates
Displaced families in Port-au-Prince urgently need clean water, food, clothes and other necessities, UN warns.
MacKenzie Scott, Jeff Bezos’s ex-wife, donates another $2.7B
Scott, who has donated $8.5bn since July 2020, is fast becoming one of the most consequential philanthropists around.
Alibaba executive says Jack Ma ‘lying low’, focusing on hobbies
Ma, who is known for his outspokenness, has been largely out of the public view since criticising China's regulators.
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