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Portugal scraps plans to allow fans for final football matchday
Liga Portugal says supporters not able to attend domestic league fixtures because it was 'impossible to prepare'.
Macron hosts Africa summit on post-COVID-19 economic recovery
With financial institutions and two dozen leaders attending, the meeting aims to provide assistance for Africa.
Malaysia police kill suspected Abu Sayyaf fighters during raid
Five suspected members of Abu Sayyaf killed in attack on Malaysian portion of Borneo island, official says.
Rozina Islam: Bangladesh arrests journalist for COVID reporting
Rozina Islam has been accused of stealing documents after she unearthed corruption in health ministry during COVID-19.
Israel and Benjamin Netanyahu’s war on Palestine
Israeli leader's popularity will undoubtedly rise among citizens as a result of the escalation with Gaza, analysts say.
To achieve net-zero by 2050, scrap fossil fuel projects: IEA
All future fossil fuel projects must be scrapped if the world is to reach net-zero carbon emissions, the body said.
Why India’s Hindu nationalists are backing Israel on Gaza bombing
As Israel faces criticism for its bombing of Gaza, it has received support from India's Hindu nationalists.
COVID sick in India ‘go under trees to raise oxygen levels’
With no doctor or health facility in Mewla Gopalgarh in Uttar Pradesh state, villagers practise alternative medicine.
‘No food for days’: Starvation stalks Tigray as war drags on
Food insecurity in conflict-hit Ethiopian region remains dire, with increasing reports of people dying of hunger.
Anger in India over arrests for posters asking Modi about vaccine
At least two dozen arrested after posters criticising the Indian prime minister over vaccine shortage emerged in Delhi.
UAE struggles with new rule to get women on company boards
There is a cultural mindset discourages women from jobs that keep them at work late and have them work with men.
Tokyo doctors call for Olympics to be cancelled over COVID surge
Doctors say hospitals in the Japanese capital are already overwhelmed and 'have almost no spare capacity'.
Hong Kong closes Taiwan office amid rise in diplomatic tensions
Suspension of operations comes amid tension over Hong Kong's National Security Law, exiles moving to self-ruled island.
As Brazil runs out of water, world could lose out on coffee
Severe drought has farmers worried they will not have enough water to get through the dry season.
‘I don’t feel even 1 percent safe’: An Indian COVID vaccine nurse
A Punjabi nurse who is suffering from long COVID describes what it is like working in a vaccine clinic.
The utter failure of the Abraham Accords
The Israeli aggression against Palestinians demonstrates that the normalisation deals had nothing to do with peace.
21 dead, many missing as Cyclone Tauktae batters COVID-hit India
At least 21 dead and 96 missing after monster cyclone slams into western India, compounding misery amid COVID pandemic.
Tencent Music acknowledges facing higher regulatory scrutiny
Tencent Music was told by Chinese regulators to pay a fine, give up exclusive music rights and sell some music assets.
Japan’s economy shrank more than expected on surging virus
Decline was on the back of a hit in private consumption as a state of emergency to curb the virus kept people at home.
India’s COVID cases cross 25 million, deaths rise by record 4,329
India becomes the second nation after the US to pass the grim milestone of more than 25 million recorded infections.
‘A humanitarian disaster in the making’ in Myanmar’s Chin State
Men in embattled town of Mindat flee to the hills as military steps up crackdown on resistance to February 1 coup.
Could blocking the sun save the planet?
Scientists say potential risks and benefits of solar geoengineering warrant further study.
Australia PM sticks with border closure despite business pressure
Scott Morrison says pandemic worse than last year and insists country's borders will only reopen when safe.
Israeli air raids hit Gaza as US ‘supports ceasefire’: Live
US president expresses support for a ceasefire in third call with Israel's Benjamin Netanyahu since May 10.
Biden expresses support for Gaza ceasefire amid mounting pressure
In call with Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu, US president also reiterates support for Israel's 'right to defend itself'.
Biden, Harris release tax returns revealing income, donations
Tax returns show 25.9 percent of the US first couple's income went to the federal government in 2020.
US, Canada and UK impose new sanctions on Myanmar military
Coordinated sanctions are latest in string of punitive measures targeting Myanmar military rulers and related entities.
Chile’s assets dive as government suffers electoral defeat
The benchmark stock exchange closed down 9.3 percent, the biggest decline since the start of the pandemic in March 2020.
Trial of ex-US cop who shot Daunte Wright to begin December 6
Kim Potter, a 26-year veteran officer, faces second-degree manslaughter charge for shooting Wright near Minneapolis.
People face ‘horrific’ situation in Ethiopia’s Tigray: WHO chief
People face hunger, destroyed health services and rampant rape in the conflict-hit region, says Tedros.
Qatari Red Crescent’s Gaza office targeted by Israeli air strike
Two Palestinians killed, 10 injured an Israeli air raid struck the headquarters of the Qatari humanitarian group.
Gaza 2021: An apartheid déjà vu
Today's assault on Gaza may be Palestine's Sharpeville massacre. It may well trigger the downfall of Israeli apartheid.
Brazil to receive ingredients from China for more COVID vaccines
Officials say South American nation will receive enough to produce as many as 25 million AstraZeneca and Sinovac jabs.
Nearly a quarter of US adults were worse off financially in 2020
Fed survey found a larger share of US adults were worse off financially in 2020 than the previous year.
Is international law respected in the Israel-Palestine conflict?
Israel says it is bombing Gaza to defend itself, but it clashes with the UN definition of self-defence.
Cyclone Tauktae makes landfall in India’s Gujarat
Cyclone Tauktae destroys buildings, uproots trees and electricity pylons, snaps wires and leads to floods.
‘We need food’: Palestinians displaced in Gaza call for supplies
UN says over 38,000 Palestinians have been internally displaced in Gaza as Israeli continues to bombard the territory.
Friend of pro-Trump congressman pleads guilty to sex trafficking
Joel Greenberg pleads guilty to six counts amid deepening probe into Gaetz's conduct with underage girls.
AT&T, Discovery combine media brands in $43bn deal
New company formed will be in competition with Netflix, Amazon, Apple, Disney and Comcast.
Biden to send additional 20 million vaccine doses abroad
The additional 20 million doses will include, for the first time, shots approved for US domestic use, say sources.
New guidelines on masks stir debate in US, sow confusion
Leading unions are opposed to updated guidelines that allow vaccinated Americans to shed their masks in public.
Gaza: Islamic Jihad commander killed in Israeli air strike
Armed group says Hussam Abu Harbeed, one of its leaders in Gaza, was killed by an Israeli air raid.
Biden’s stimulus set to deliver monthly child payments in July
President Joe Biden's $1.9 trillion pandemic relief package expands the US child tax credit for one year.
Iran oil minister Zanganeh to retire at end of Rouhani’s term
Iran's Bijan Namdar Zanganehis the longest-serving oil minister in OPEC.
US Supreme Court will consider rollback of abortion rights
The majority conservative court will decide whether states can ban abortions after 15 weeks of pregnancy.
Further delay in South Africa ex-President Zuma corruption trial
Corruption case relating to $2bn arms deal adjourned until May 26 as defence raises concerns over the lead prosecutor.
Migrants, refugees swim from Morocco to Spain’s Ceuta enclave
More than 100 people including children made the perilous journey, some of whom used swimming rings and rubber dinghies.
Israel yet to show proof of Hamas in Gaza media tower: US
Secretary of State Antony Blinken says the US asked Israel for justification for the strike that levelled the tower.
As China makes space strides, debris problem gains urgency
Chinese rocket's uncontrolled landing near the Maldives highlights the need to mitigate a larger space debris issue.
US legislators question $735m arms sale to Israel: Report
Some legislators say most recent US deal could be used as leverage on Israel to end violence.
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