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Sarah Everard’s murder: No justice for us without radical change
The government has shown time and again that it will not lead that change, so we must.
The Atlanta murders of Asian American women: What we know so far
Six of the eight victims were women of Asian descent, prompting fears the killings were racially motivated.
Biden administration crafting plan to reset US-Palestinian ties
Biden has promised to restart hundreds of millions of dollars in economic and humanitarian assistance to Palestinians.
‘Benefits outweigh risk’: WHO says keep using AstraZeneca vaccine
UN health agency seeks to reassure countries as fears over possible serious side effects simmer.
Love them or hate them, the Kardashians changed business forever
As they enter their final season, the Kardashians remain marketing geniuses who changed the way people watch and buy.
Will Biden’s anti-China alliance work?
US relations with China will range from 'cooperative' to 'adversarial' - no matter what.
From poaching to avocados, Kenya’s elephants face new threat
Opponents of an avocado farm in Kenya say it obstructs free movement of elephants and clashes with traditional land use.
Turkey rejects international condemnation over HDP closure case
Foreign ministry slams 'intervention' in response to EU and US criticism over the move to close down pro-Kurdish HDP.
UAE suspends Abu Dhabi summit over Netanyahu’s electioneering
The move comes after Abu Dhabi's Crown Prince 'outraged' at Netanyahu using his name during Israeli election campaign.
Yemeni gov’t ‘categorically rejects’ Houthi claims over blockade
Yemen's embassy in Washington also accuses Houthis of diverting critical oil funds to support their war effort.
Israel’s upcoming election: Where did the occupation go?
On the eve of its fourth election in two years, Israel is still not talking about the issues that really matter.
Blinken urges China to convince N Korea to give up nuclear arms
US's top diplomat says Washington is considering both pressure and diplomatic options for dealing with North Korea.
Moscow-Washington ties in ‘crisis’: Russia recalls US envoy
Russia summons ambassador for talks in Moscow after President Biden called his counterpart in the Kremlin a 'killer'.
Is Somalia’s political process unravelling?
Impasse between federal government, opposition and state leaders over election threatens stability.
UK plans to get tough on directors of fraudulent or failing firms
Among the proposals is the separation of audit and consultancy functions at the four largest auditing firms.
Offensive by Yemen’s Houthis threatens IDP camps in Marib
Push by rebels for oil-rich Marib threatens to displace at least 385,000 people, according to the UN migration agency.
New Zealand: Surviving a Massacre
Two years after New Zealand’s deadly mosque shootings, we return to find out how those most deeply affected are coping.
Once an outperformer, New Zealand faces double-dip recession
Measures that helped New Zealand weather COVID, including closing its borders to tourism, are now hurting its economy.
UN lifts 2021 economic growth forecast on COVID recovery hopes
Policymakers seem determined to contain COVID and speed up relief measures but calls for austerity already growing: UN
Mexico warns OAS not to interfere in Bolivia’s internal affairs
Criticism of OAS comes as former Bolivian President Jeanine Anez faces charges of fomenting a coup.
Pakistan receives second batch of 500,000 vaccines from China
Second donation of Sinopharm coronavirus vaccines brings the country's total supply to one million shots.
Suspect charged with murder over Atlanta spa shootings
The shootings appear to be at 'intersection of gender-based violence, misogyny and xenophobia,' says US politician.
Families forced into a deadly spiral in Central African Republic
Renewed violence across the CAR following December elections has led to a growing humanitarian crisis.
Tokyo 2020 official quits in ‘Olympig’ jibe at female comedian
Creative director had suggested popular plus-size celebrity Naomi Watanabe appear as a pig at the opening.
From trash to treasure: The Nigerians recycling waste into wealth
As the world struggles to manage its waste, residents of Ibadan present alternative ways to recycle.
The Casteless Collective: India’s musical activists
A protest music band from southern India emerges as an exciting headline act to highlight social issues.
Three killed, 11 wounded as Afghan gov’t bus bombed in Kabul
Bombing comes on day Afghan government, Taliban and key countries, including US and Russia, gather in Moscow for talks.
Myanmar military to bring fresh charges against Aung San Suu Kyi
Overthrown civilian leader's lawyer dismisses 'groundless' claims she took $550,000 from property developer.
India sticks to AstraZeneca vaccine ‘with full vigour’
Government expert says India's health ministry is aware of potential blood clot issue but he had 'no concern at all'.
UN chief appoints personal envoy to Afghanistan
Antonio Guterres names veteran French diplomat Jean Arnault as his personal envoy to Afghanistan ahead of Moscow talks.
Taiwan clears AstraZeneca vaccine, shots might start on Monday
Taiwan says it has completed checks on AstraZeneca's COVID-19 vaccine, which some European countries have suspended.
North Korea says no talks with US while ‘hostile policy’ in place
Pyongyang rebuffs US effort as US top diplomat says both pressure, diplomatic options on the table on North Korea.
Indonesian schoolgirls ‘bullied’ into religious clothing: Report
Human Rights Watch finds students are often coerced or bullied into adhering to religious dress codes at school.
‘What we were afraid of’: Asian American women condemn attacks
Deadly shootings in Atlanta come as Asian American women are bearing brunt of rise in hate incidents across the US.
Moviegoers, rejoice! AMC to reopen nearly all US theatres Friday
The reopening comes after the cinema chain’s toughest year ever, in which AMC came close to filing for bankruptcy.
Brazil records more than 90,000 new COVID cases in a single day
Brazilian President Bolsonaro faces mounting pressure as coronavirus infections and deaths continue to mount.
Two Canadians held in China to have court hearings this month
Canadian foreign minister decries 'arbitrary' detention of Michael Spavor and Michael Kovrig, held for more than two years.
‘Human error’: Inside Iran’s report on downing of Ukraine plane
Ukraine and Canada condemn Iranian account of the shooting down of airliner that killed 176 people on board.
Racist ‘extremists’ most dangerous: US intelligence report
Report conducted by FBI, CIA and others finds racially-motivated violence the most deadly threat to US civilians.
Tanzanian President John Magufuli dies at 61
Vice President Hassan announces death of president after weeks of uncertainty over his health and whereabouts.
US asks for life in prison for brother of Honduran president
The US government wants Tony Hernandez to return $138.5m in 'blood money' and pay an additional $10m fine.
PM Mark Rutte’s party wins most seats in Dutch vote: Exit poll
Rutte's conservative party projected to win the most seats, putting him first in line to form a new ruling coalition.
Lebanon’s Aoun tells PM-designate Hariri to form government or go
President asks PM-designate either to step down or form government as soon as possible to tackle economic woes.
The Fed boosts its forecast for US economic growth this year
The Fed upgraded its forecast for US economic growth this year to 6.5 percent - a sharp rise from its December forecast.
Kenyan court upholds ban on female genital mutilation
Kenya’s high court refused to allow female circumcision for consenting adults.
Sudanese military firm agrees to give up civilian business
Finance ministry hails move it says will allow the public to benefit at a time of severe economic crisis.
Top Turkish prosecutor files case to close pro-Kurdish HDP
Legislator Omer Faruk Gergerlioglu also convicted over a 2016 social media post the courts deemed 'terrorist propaganda'.
Biden says ‘tough’ to meet May 1 Afghanistan withdrawal deadline
President disparages agreement struck by former President Trump with Taliban as 'not very solidly negotiated'.
Two Chauvin jurors dropped after record $27m Floyd settlement
Record settlement causes jurors to reconsider their impartiality in trial of officer accused of killing George Floyd.
What is the future of the AstraZeneca vaccine?
Several EU countries have suspended use of COVID-19 vaccine developed by drugmaker AstraZeneca and University of Oxford.
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