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Luisa Ortega: Is Venezuela a failed state?
Venezuela’s former attorney general discusses the state of democracy in her country.
Lab leak reloaded: The media brings back COVID origin debate
The idea that COVID came from a Chinese lab was dismissed as a conspiracy theory but is now back in the news.
Canada PM slams church amid call for probe into Indigenous deaths
Calls for probe come after a mass grave of 215 Indigenous children was discovered at a residential school last month.
UN warns famine imminent in Ethiopia’s embattled Tigray region
UN humanitarian chief warns the lives of hundreds of thousands of people at risk, with famine imminent.
What will become of Afghanistan’s economy once the US leaves?
Washington has little to show for the billions spent on reconstruction, but the consequences for Kabul are far greater.
‘Our bodies are crime scenes’: South Africa’s murdered women
A woman is killed every four hours in South Africa. Here are the stories of some of those killed on June 5 last year.
Afghanistan faces vaccine delay as it battles COVID surge
Three million doses promised by WHO delayed by months as coronavirus cases rise by more than 800 percent since May 1.
Brazil captain suggests hosts against taking part in Copa America
Team captain Casemiro suggested that the players don’t want to be at the tournament as COVID figures surge.
Months at sea: Boat carrying Rohingya washes up in Indonesia
81 refugees on Idaman Island are staying in emergency tents and have been provided with food and water by locals.
What is it like to be a Black professor in the US?
The Stream examines Blackness in academia following tenure rejection of Nikole Hannah-Jones.
Can COVID-stricken Brazil host Copa America?
Future of football tournament in doubt after it was awarded to Brazil earlier this week.
Female entrepreneur turns ‘trash into treasure’ in India’s Assam
Rupjyoti Saikia Gogoi's initiative not only addresses climate crisis but also helps other women earn their livelihoods.
Myanmar coup opponents say no faith in ASEAN as envoys visit
Deputy foreign minister of shadow National Unity Government says regional bloc 'has no solid plan' to resolve crisis.
Philippine police to wear bodycams after another deadly shooting
National police chief says more than 600 officers would be using body-worn cameras to combat rights abuses of suspects.
South Korea air force chief quits over death, sex abuse case
President Moon immediately accepted Lee's resignation making him the country's shortest-serving air force chief.
Former Trump counsel ‘shed new light’ on Russia probe: Democrats
Don McGahn testified to Congress on Friday after being subpoenaed two years ago.
US calls for immediate release of Nicaraguan opposition figure
Cristiana Chamorro and two of her colleagues were arrested on 'trumped up charges', US State Department says.
Hackers breached Colonial Pipeline with one compromised password
The password has since been discovered inside a batch of leaked passwords on the dark web.
LGBTQ pride flags will not be flown on military bases: Pentagon
Decision maintains Trump policy that also effectively bans Confederate flags at US military installations.
JPMorgan freezes donations to Republicans who contested election
The pause will last through the 2021-2022 election cycle, which includes November's midterm elections.
Protests erupt after Black man shot by deputies in Minneapolis
On the same day authorities clear George Floyd Square, deputies shoot Black man during arrest.
AMC ends dizzying week with more wild moves
Investors haven’t been deterred by the fact that AMC is still losing money, bleeding cash and facing a mountain of debt.
Bonus edition: Ethiopia, BLM-Palestine, Tulsa
Best of the week and behind the scenes.
Israeli police attack Palestinians running to protest expulsions
At least 23 hurt as Israeli police attack run in support of Palestinians facing forced expulsion in East Jerusalem.
Biden to meet NATO secretary general ahead of Brussels summit
Jens Stoltenberg to visit Washington to discuss NATO agenda including security challenges from Russia, cyberattacks.
Is this the end of Netanyahu’s 12-year stint as Israel’s PM?
Benjamin Netanyahu's rivals have united to form a new coalition.
Nigerians on Twitter react to Nigeria’s Twitter suspension
Users take to social media platform to blast authorities' decision to 'indefinitely' suspend its operations.
Violence eclipses upcoming midterm elections in Mexico
At least 89 politicians, including 35 candidates, have been killed during electoral campaign, security consultancy says.
Turkey has discovered more natural gas in Black Sea, Erdogan says
Erdogan announced Turkey has discovered an additional 135 billion cubic metres of natural gas.
Some Americans resist COVID vaccines as world faces shortage
California pays to encourage residents to take jabs as world suffers from rising COVID-19 cases, deaths.
US restaurants lure workers with higher wages, crypto bonuses
Restaurant owners are getting creative when it comes to attracting talent, including by offering cash bonuses.
Pence does not see ‘eye to eye’ with Trump on US Capitol riot
A 'dark day' in US history, but the former vice president is still 'proud' of his accomplishments with Trump.
Nigerian gov’t says it ‘indefinitely’ suspends Twitter
Announcement comes two days after social media giant removed a post from President Muhammadu Buhari's account.
Mali’s M5 opposition rallies in support of military gov’t
Army expected to name an M5 movement figure as prime minister after the transitional government was deposed last month.
Tiananmen vigil stifled but HK activists say history ‘not erased’
Hong Kong police out in force to stop demonstrators marking 32nd anniversary of Tiananmen Square massacre in Beijing.
EU, UK open first antitrust probe into Facebook in Europe
The European Commission will investigate whether Facebook misuses data from advertisers to compete against them.
Putin says US wants to ‘hold back’ Russia as Biden meeting looms
Russian president says he wants to improve strained ties with the US but sets a tough tone ahead of Geneva summit.
Facebook suspends Donald Trump until January 2023
Trump's actions on Facebook during the US Capitol riot were a 'severe violation of our rules', the company says.
Onassis family puts painting by Winston Churchill up for auction
The painting by Winston Churchill was given by him to the late shipping magnate Aristotle Onassis.
‘David versus Goliath’: Being homeless in the City of Cape Town
Eleven homeless people have launched court proceedings to challenge constitutionality of archaic bylaws.
Stake in UMG, home to Taylor Swift, could be sold to SPAC
Vivendi is in talks to sell 10 percent of UMG to billionaire Bill Ackman-backed blank-cheque firm.
Canada sheds jobs for second month as pandemic restrictions bite
Canada's economy lost 68,000 jobs in May, marking the second consecutive month of job losses.
Norway and UK strike post-Brexit trade deal
United Kingdom trade with Norway, Iceland and Liechtenstein was worth $30.5bn last year.
Trump former counsel to testify to US Congress committee
Don McGahn's testimony comes after two years of legal challenges and will be behind closed doors.
Lebanon’s crisis, New Black Wall Street, Venus and space squids
We gather the numbers to know from the week’s biggest economic news stories so you can impress your friends.
Back-to-office blues: Is Wall Street tone-deaf on remote work?
As big banks call their employees back to the office, workers wonder what the ripple effect will be on remote work.
African journalists slam UAE ‘manipulation’ over Qatar World Cup
FAJ condemns what it says are attempts by the UAE to pressure African journalists into campaigning against World Cup.
Azerbaijani journalists, official killed in landmine explosion
Three killed and four wounded after anti-tank mine explodes in the Kalbajar region.
Support for Israel shifts among young US evangelical Christians
Israel’s treatment of Palestinians - increasingly seen as unfair - turns younger churchgoers away from Christian Zionism
US adds 559,000 jobs in May, unemployment falls to 5.8 percent
US hiring picked up in May, but the number of jobs created was still on the lower end of expectations.
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