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Man who slapped French President Macron jailed for four months
Damien Tarel attacked Macron when the French leader was shaking hands with members of the public.
‘People of the Water’ try to survive loss of lake in Bolivia
Lake Poopo dried up in 2015 - it used to sustain the livelihoods and culture of the Indigenous community around it.
‘Crimes against humanity’ detailed in China’s Xinjiang: Amnesty
Rights group says the state organised 'mass detention and torture' of Uighurs, Muslim minorities.
Sahel: Macron announces end of Operation Barkhane as it exists
French president says continuation of military commitment in the Sahel 'will not be in the same way'.
Migration at US-Mexico border still high, despite Biden’s efforts
More than 180,000 migrants crossed into the US border in May, a 20-year high and up slightly from last month.
Wife of drug kingpin ‘El Chapo’ pleads guilty in US court
Former beauty queen faces lengthy prison time for helping her husband run Mexico's violent Sinaloa drug cartel.
Inflation watch: US consumers hit with more price rises in May
Inflation hits low-wage earners the hardest because it eats up a larger share of their disposable income.
Solhan massacre exposes failure to tackle Sahel crisis
Dozens of men, women and children perished in single deadliest attack in Burkina Faso since its conflict began in 2015.
Qatar’s beIN Media renews UEFA broadcast rights deal for MENA
The deal also includes new rights to broadcast UEFA’s premium women’s football competition.
Tearful reunion after mom saw photo of daughter at border
It had been six years since Valdez said goodbye to her daughter Emely in Honduras.
Yemen air raids halted to boost peace efforts: Saudi-led forces
Saudi-led coalition spokesman says de-escalation aimed at 'preparing the political ground for a peace process in Yemen'.
US weighs attacks if Kabul at risk of falling to Taliban: Report
The US is reportedly considering sending in drones or warplanes in extraordinary crisis after Afghanistan withdrawal.
Denmark: Refugee grandmother told to return to Syria
Rihab Kassem, a Palestinian-Syrian refugee, is among hundreds who have been urged to leave the Scandinavian country.
G7 summit: Biden, Johnson to reaffirm bond but tensions simmer
On the eve of the G7 summit, the US leader is expected to warn his UK counterpart over Brexit-related frictions.
Hundreds protest in Bahrain over prisoner’s death
Protesters march in the village of Diah after Husain Barakat, a political prisoner, died after contracting COVID.
The US is banking on G7 summit to revitalise transatlantic ties
G7 leaders are meeting to rally democratic spirits and develop deals on global taxes and COVID-19 vaccine distribution.
Paytm, Infosys offer India help in COVID vaccine bookings: Report
About 15 state agencies and private firms, including healthcare giants Apollo and Max, seek approval, says Reuters.
India worried as Myanmar’s pro-democracy fighters cross border
Thousands flee the military crackdown in Myanmar to India's northeast, where officials now fear instability.
Europe by ‘no means out of danger’ in fight against pandemic: WHO
Health agency issues caution as just 17 percent of Europeans are fully vaccinated while the Delta variant spreads.
Was COVID-19 created in a Wuhan lab?
Is Biden’s investigation a legitimate inquiry or a pressure campaign against China?
Why Israel is so desperate to silence #SaveSheikhJarrah
The grassroots campaign united Palestinians in resistance and turned the world's attention to Israel's occupation.
China is exploiting Western hypocrisy in the Middle East
Western hypocrisy in the Middle East is allowing China to falsely present itself as a defender of the Muslim world.
UEFA tells Ukraine to remove ‘political’ slogan from Euros kit
Governing body says 'Glory to our Heroes' is 'clearly political in nature' after a complaint from Russia.
Argentine president apologises for ‘jungle’ comment
Alberto Fernandez has said, unlike Mexicans and Brazilians, Argentines are from Europe, sparking accusations of racism.
ICC prosecutor urges Sudan to hand over Darfur war crime suspects
Prosecutor Fatou Bensouda urges Sudanese officials to transfer war crimes suspects, including ex-president, to the ICC.
The poverty of ‘economic growth’
Simplistic stories of GDP growth are blinding us to the social and ecological destruction it so often entails.
China passes law to counter foreign sanctions
Experts say new law is China's latest and most wide-ranging legal tool to respond to foreign sanctions.
Amnesty raises alarm as Israel shuts Palestinian health provider
Union of Health Workers Committee closure will have 'catastrophic consequences' on Palestinian healthcare, group says.
Twelve killed in Myanmar military plane crash
Plane loses communication in bad weather, killing 12 people, including one of Myanmar military's most venerated monks.
Two years after Windrush scandal, many await compensation
Victims say gov't compensation scheme is inefficient and illogical, as calls grow for an NGO to manage the process.
Israeli forces kill Palestinian officers in ‘undercover mission’
At least three Palestinians killed, including two intelligence officers, in a predawn Israeli raid in Jenin, West Bank.
Rockets hit near US troops, contractors in Iraq
There were no casualties or a claim of responsibility for the attacks near Baghdad airport and Balad airbase.
India: Several dead in Mumbai as building collapses in heavy rain
Three-storey residential building in a Mumbai slum collapses on top of another building following heavy monsoon rains.
China’s three-child policy: Too little too late?
Sustaining economic growth means boosting birthrates, but young people say ‘no thanks’ to more kids.
350,000 people in famine conditions in Ethiopia’s Tigray: Report
Millions more across Tigray require urgent food and agriculture support to avert famine, analysis says.
Afghanistan’s Babies
101 East travels to Afghanistan, where even newborns have become targets of war.
Bangladesh to monitor TikTok after girls lured by traffickers
Surveillance begins on app users after a trafficking gang that lured girls into the sex trade in India was busted.
Child labour on the rise for the first time since 2000: UN
‘We are losing ground in the fight against child labour,’ the United Nations Children’s Fund warns.
Why is populism so unpopular in Japan?
Have the populist movements that have swept other countries quietly passed by the East Asian nation?
India sees biggest spike in COVID deaths after state revises toll
World's highest single-day toll reported after Bihar revises figures to include deaths at home or private hospitals.
Myanmar targets Aung San Suu Kyi with new corruption charges
Popularly-lected leader has been detained since the military seized power and already faces a number of other charges.
Nine dead after bus crushed in South Korea building collapse
Fire officials say eight people were seriously injured in the collapse, which happened in the city of Gwangju.
Deeply divided Peru awaits final results of presidential vote
Pedro Castillo has thin lead over Keiko Fujimori after what one expert says is 'one of country's tightest elections'.
Meme stock favourite GameStop says it is subject of SEC probe
GameStop is one of a handful of stocks that have been fueled by Reddit traders who invest based on social-media buzz.
Garland defends DOJ move to represent Trump in defamation case
Writer E Jean Carroll had accused Trump of sexual assault and sued him for defamation when he disparaged her claim.
Company drops contentious Keystone XL pipeline project
Critics welcome announcement as a 'victory' just months after US President Joe Biden revoked a permit for the pipeline.
Nicaragua: Crackdown on Ortega’s potential challengers continues
US imposes sanctions on Nicaraguan officials after four potential challengers to President Daniel Ortega arrested.
New kids on the block: Fresh batch of meme stocks arrives
Trading in so-called meme stocks took off this week, with chatter abuzz on the potential for short squeezes.
Russian court bans Alexey Navalny groups, labels them ‘extremist’
Prosecutors asked court to brand Navalny's Foundation for Fighting Corruption, network of regional offices 'extremist'.
US to provide 500 million COVID-19 vaccine doses to other nations
Vaccines to be donated to 92 lower-income countries and the African Union over the next year.
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