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Israeli opposition leaders agree to form gov’t, oust Netanyahu
Yair Lapid tells Israeli president he can form a coalition government that would end Benjamin Netanyahu's 12-year rule.
Protesters back on the streets of Colombia amid stalled talks
Thousands continue to protest across Colombia to demand a basic income, more opportunities and end to police violence.
‘Staggering’: WHO says 200,000 Palestinians in need of health aid
WHO warns of 'staggering health needs' across occupied Palestinian territory as Red Cross appeals for $16m for Gaza aid.
Western Sahara independence leader Brahim Ghali back in Algeria
Brahim Ghali returns to Algeria after stay in Spanish hospital that caused Spain-Morocco diplomatic row.
Airlines say flights between Russia and Germany have resumed
Germany said earlier it had banned incoming Russian airlines after Moscow did not extend Lufthansa's flight permissions.
COVID rising in the Americas, except in the US, Canada and Mexico
The Pan American Health Organization blamed the region's leaders for an ineffective response to the pandemic.
Grab the popcorn! AMC surges to new high as meme army holds line
The movie-theatre chain's gains pushed its market value to roughly $28bn, surpassing GameStop.
Arizona prepares to execute death row inmates with gas Nazis used
After suspending executions due to a botched lethal injection in 2014, Arizona now has 115 inmates awaiting execution.
US Capitol rioter who took selfie in Senate chamber pleads guilty
Paul Allard Hodgkins is the second to plead guilty so far, admitting he was on the Senate floor during the riot.
Kentucky AG sues CVS Health over US state’s opioid epidemic
Attorney general accused CVS's pharmacy chain, one of the US's largest, of flooding the state with prescription opioids.
Twitter removes Nigerian president’s ‘abusive’ civil war post
The company says the post violated its abusive behaviour policy, leading to a 12-hour suspension of his account.
Dogecoin surges after Coinbase launch news
Dogecoin vaulted more than 30 percent on Wednesday after Coinbase said it will make it available to users.
Huawei launches its own mobile operating system on handsets
The launch of the operating system comes as Huawei is still cut off from US technologies including Google’s services.
Military chief says Sudan reviewing naval base deal with Russia
General Mohammed Othman al-Hussein says negotiations are under way with Russian officials 'to serve Sudan's interests'.
Songs from North Africa
Exploring songs from Morocco, Tunisia, Algeria and Sudan and the people, cultures and traditions behind them.
New Caledonia to hold third independence vote in December
The poll on possible breakaway from France will take place on December 12, French overseas territories minister says.
Teen spirit: GameStop frenzy inspires new generation of investors
Almost half of the teens surveyed said GameStop's surge boosted their interest in investing, according to Wells Fargo.
Buckingham Palace ‘banned’ ethnic minorities from office jobs
UK royal officials banned ethnic minorities from clerical roles until at least the 1960s, The Guardian report reveals.
Biden administration ramps up diplomacy to stem migration
Secretary of State Antony Blinken wraps trip to Costa Rica, while VP Kamala Harris gears for a visit to Central America.
Belarus: NATO talks sanctions after plane diversion
Stoltenberg says Belarus to be punished over flight diversion as shock grows after activist stabbed self in Minsk court.
Budapest mayor tries to rename streets in protest against China
China's Fudan University plans to open campus in Hungary's capital, a development Mayor Karacsony decries.
Kenya gov’t appeals ruling against BBI constitutional changes
Kenya's High Court last month ruled President Uhuru Kenyatta's proposed constitutional reforms were illegal.
Aramco is planning a bond sale to fund $75bn dividend
Saudi Aramco may seek to raise $5bn in Islamic bonds to help fund its $75bn dividend commitment, sources tell Bloomberg.
For Turkish lira traders, Erdogan demand evokes deja vu
Erdogan's demand for an interest rate cut sent the lira to a new all-time low, but many traders have seen it before.
Syrian refugees protest Denmark’s attempt to return them
After being told to return to Damascus, Syrians, some of whom arrived as children, stage a sit-in outside parliament.
Why Israel is angry
The Israeli authorities resented the success of Palestinian activism in Jerusalem and now want to quash it.
Tourette’s and Me | Close Up
Zack Lamb has one of the most severe cases of Tourette’s syndrome in the US. Can drastic surgery save his life?
Mexico: Lopez Obrador’s party hopes for big wins in June 6 vote
Midterm elections will decide if Mexican president's leftist Morena party will hold onto key majority in Congress.
Flight delay: Will Mexico’s lower FAA rating hurt tourism?
The US FAA downgraded Mexico's civil aviation safety rating at a time when the Mexican tourism industry needs a rebound.
UN says forced expulsion of Palestinians a ‘violation’ of law
UNRWA representatives say Palestinian families in Sheikh Jarrah neighbourhood are refugees who have a right to support.
Israel will ask US for $1bn to ‘replenish’ Iron Dome
Benny Gantz will meet US officials in Washington on Thursday, weeks after the 11-day escalation with Gaza.
Remains of Ku Klux Klan leader to be moved from US park
The removal comes amid a continuing reckoning over symbols and statues that critics say honour the US's racist history.
Japan’s hosting of Olympics amid COVID pandemic ‘not normal’
Japan's most senior medical adviser calls out organisers with less than two months until start of the postponed Games.
Job loss to remain high due to slow vaccines, COVID variants: ILO
The coronavirus pandemic‐induced shortfall in jobs is estimated to remain at 75 million in 2021 and 23 million in 2022.
UK reports no new COVID-19 deaths for first time since March 2020
UK, which recorded Europe's worst COVID death toll, celebrates milestone but fears simmer over effect of Delta variant.
‘Shut down news’: Palestinian journalists on the front line
Reporters Without Borders says 13 Palestinian journalists were detained by Israeli authorities.
Shattered rooms in Gaza show Israeli attacks’ toll on children
More than 250 Palestinians, including 66 children, killed by Israeli air attacks.
The cancer patients being treated in their homes due to COVID
Doctors in Italy fear another health emergency may soon arise - of non-COVID patients neglected during the pandemic.
Questions surround powerful militiaman Muslih’s arrest in Iraq
Controversial Iraqi paramilitary leader's arrest could give PM al-Kadhimi impetus before October parliamentary polls.
The Belarus plane hijacking reflects appeasement of tyranny
Lukashenko hijacked a European civil aircraft because he thought he could get away with it. History shows he can.
Disaster feared as fire-hit cargo ship sinks off Sri Lanka coast
Ship carrying tonnes of chemicals is sinking, government says, in one of island nation's worst-ever marine disasters.
Restoring degrading lands can help us mitigate climate change
Land can be our greatest ally in fighting climate change, but first we need to restore it to full health.
CEO’s plea to China: Spare crypto mining fuelled by clean energy
Crypto miners help create jobs, contribute to fiscal coffers and prefer to be in areas with energy oversupply, CEO says.
How to stop Ethiopia’s weaponised sexual violence?
Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed under growing pressure to stop atrocities.
‘Higher learning’: Of scriptures and football at a Tibet college
Students at Tibetan Buddhist College, one of Earth's highest places of learning, study under Xi Jinping's benign gaze.
Turkey, Greece look for calm Eastern Mediterranean summer
Turkish foreign minister's visit to Greece marks a small victory after a year of tensions in the Eastern Mediterranean.
Mali suspended from African Union, threatened with sanctions
AU calls on military to 'urgently and unconditionally return to barracks', stop further interfering in politics.
Netanyahu’s fate hangs in balance facing new Israeli gov’t: Live
Centrist politician Yair Lapid is due to announce a new coalition that will end Netanyahu's 12-year rule in Israel.
Large Iranian navy ship sinks after catching fire
Iran’s army confirmed crew safely evacuated after vessel caught fire under unclear circumstances in country's south.
Turkish lira crashes to record low on Erdogan’s call for rate cut
His frequent calls for rate cuts and removal of three central bank chiefs have exposed Turkey to more financial stress.
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