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Minneapolis marks Juneteenth after official holiday recognition
Some residents see the move to declare Juneteenth a holiday as tokenistic as others see a sign of hope.
US sends 2.5 million COVID vaccines to Taiwan
Delivery more than triples Washington's previous allocation of shots for the island, amid simmering US-China tensions.
Will elections end the crisis in Armenia?
Armenians are set to go to the polls in a snap general election overshadowed by last year's Nagorno-Karabakh war.
Ethiopians set to vote in crunch polls amid conflict and apathy
Long-awaited elections due to take place on June 21 but voting will not go ahead in about one-fifth of constituencies.
Bidens announce death of ‘cherished’ dog Champ
The first couple had the German Shepherd for 13 years and he was a fixture at the White House.
Zarif suggests JCPOA could be salvaged before Raisi takes office
Iran's outgoing foreign minister says there is 'good possibility' for agreement before end of current gov't's tenure.
Afghan president replaces security ministers amid Taliban advance
Ashraf Ghani announced new defence and interior ministers as violence surges with the Taliban claiming more territory.
Dear President Biden, you need to act on Palestine
Over 680 global sector leaders call on President Biden to honor his commitments and protect Palestinian human rights.
World reacts to election of Iran’s new hardline president Raisi
While many leaders lined up to congratulate Raisi on his victory, some groups criticised his human rights record.
Who is Ebrahim Raisi, Iran’s next president?
From his time at the seminary in Qom to hardline president-elect, Ebrahim Raisi has come a long way.
Why we need a Juneteenth holiday
This holiday provides Americans with an opportunity to look at history from the point of view of the oppressed.
Hardliner Ebrahim Raisi declared Iran’s new president
Ebrahim Raisi, a protégé of the Supreme Leader, will take office in August, replacing moderate President Hassan Rouhani.
Uganda: Fueling anti-LGBTQI sentiment to stay in power
The Ugandan government continues to use anti-LGBTQI rhetoric and policies to rally support amid declining popularity.
Tokyo cancels public viewing sites for summer Olympics
Tokyo governor announces decision, adding that some venues will be COVID-19 vaccination centres instead.
WHO declares end to second Ebola outbreak in Guinea
The second outbreak, which was announced in February, killed at least 12 people.
Uganda imposes new COVID restrictions as cases surge
Uganda is among some African countries seeing a dramatic rise in the number of infections amid a vaccine shortage.
Tropical Storm Claudette brings rain, floods to US Gulf Coast
Flooding had already begun overnight on Friday with reports of high water over roads and stranded vehicles.
Nigeria: The tweet that got Twitter banned
Is the Nigerian government’s Twitter ban more about controlling dissent than about regulating the platform?
How China’s ageing population may topple its economic ambitions
China is struggling to encourage couples to have more children, risking its long-term economic prospects.
Euro 2020: Spain, Portugal, France and Germany in action
Spain, Portugal, Germany and France all in action at the Euro 2020 on Saturday.
Ban Ki-moon: The UN in a divided world
The former United Nations chief reflects on the role of his former organisation in today's world.
Milkha Singh: India’s ‘Flying Sikh’ dies of COVID aged 91
Singh, a four-time Asian Games gold medallist, passed away at a hospital in the north Indian city of Chandigarh.
Will Ethiopia’s elections be free and fair?
The Stream also looks at COVID's Delta variant and the mysterious 'Havana syndrome'.
Hardliner Raisi poised for big win in Iran presidential election
Conservative judiciary head Ebrahim Raisi takes an unassailable lead in presidential election count, officials say.
Australia takes wine dispute with China to WTO as sales plunge
Wine tariffs Beijing imposed doubled or tripled price of Australian wine making Chinese market unviable for exporters.
Apple Daily executives face national security charge in HK court
Two newspaper officials are charged with collusion with foreign powers, raising alarm over media freedoms in the city.
UN stops short of calling for global arms embargo against Myanmar
UN special envoy Christine Schraner Burgener warns of risk of 'large-scale civil war' following February 1 coup.
In COVID hit Asia, mixed messages on refugee vaccinations
While refugees in Aceh get jabs, those elsewhere worry about being forgotten - or arrested as the pandemic spreads.
US pulls antimissile batteries from Middle East: Report
As tensions ease with Iran, Biden administration moves to put US forces in region on more normal footing, WSJ reports.
Venezuela’s Maduro expresses desire for foreign aid, Biden deal
Venezuela's president hopes a US deal will open the floodgates to foreign investment and help create jobs.
UN chief Antonio Guterres sworn in for second term
Guterres, the only candidate for the UN’s top post, said he was 'humbled and energised' by the support.
Can a new president make a difference in Iran?
If Ebrahim Raisi wins Iran's presidential election, as expected, it would put conservatives in control.
US bishops to draft Communion statement that may rebuke Biden
Risking division within the US Catholic Church, bishops take aim at a Catholic president who supports abortion rights.
Who is Pedro Castillo, Peru’s presumed president-elect?
The official vote count gives Castillo a slim margin over rival Keiko Fujimori, who is contesting the results.
Amid hesitancy, VP Harris urges Black Americans to get COVID jabs
The US vice president is encouraging jabs among minority groups whose rates of vaccination are lower than average.
Canada extends COVID border closures with US until July 21
There are growing calls in the US and in Canada to open the border for nonessential travel like tourism.
The view from Iran as people head to the polls – or stay in
As Ebrahim Raisi is tipped to win presidential election, some Iranians have contrasting views on voting's true effect.
African nations declare days of mourning to honour Kenneth Kaunda
Countries pay respects to Zambia's late founding father, revered for helping in the fight against colonialism.
Eriksen discharged from hospital after ‘successful’ operation
Danish FA says Eriksen discharged nearly a week after suffering cardiac arrest during a Euro 2020 match.
AstraZeneca and EU both claim victory in vaccine battle
AstraZeneca ordered to deliver 80.2 million vaccine doses to EU by Sept 27, but EU wanted 120 million by end of June.
Bagging groceries for extra cash, Mexican elderly told to pack up
Walmart de Mexico, the country's biggest retailer, told grocery baggers that they need not come back to work.
Swiss court gives Liberian rebel 20-year sentence for war crimes
Alieu Kosiah found guilty on 21 charges, including rape, deploying child soldiers and an act of cannibalism.
Fed mulls 2023 rate hike, COVID Olympic fears, and a sea drone
We gather the numbers to know from the week’s biggest economic news stories so you can impress your friends.
Palestinian Authority calls off vaccine exchange with Israel
The PA said the Pfizer vaccine doses received from Israel were set to expire soon and did not meet required standards.
Ethiopian leaders said they would ‘wipe out’ Tigrayans: EU envoy
Pekka Haavisto said Ethiopian leadership told him in February that they wanted 'to destroy the Tigrayans'.
Texas to empty prison to make room for detained migrants
The move comes amid a wider effort by Governor Greg Abbott to stop migrants from coming through the US-Mexico border.
Ethiopia elections 2021: Five things to know
Twice-postponed polls will mark the first test of voter support for Prime Minister <span>Abiy Ahmed</span>.
What supercycle? Commodities bulls take a bruising this month
Economic reopenings have driven a commodities price surge this year, but the last two weeks have seen prices slump.
Sudan to form new joint force to ‘crack down on insecurity’
The new force will include the RSF paramilitary unit, police, armed forces, and 'representatives' of rebel groups.
How Bulgaria hit rock bottom on press freedom
The space for independent media is shrinking as moguls monopolise the industry, but some have hope for the future.
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