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Is it safe for the EU to ease COVID restrictions for tourism?
The EU has agreed to reopen the bloc to vaccinated travellers despite new virus strains causing concern.
Brazilian president leads motorcade of thousands of supporters
Jair Bolsonaro remains defiant in the face of mounting pressure to account for his handling of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Outcry as Belarus arrests opposition figure after flight diverted
Exiled opposition activist Roman Protasevich detained after his flight from Greece to Lithuania was diverted to Minsk.
‘Disaster’: PM Johnson’s former adviser blasts UK’s COVID plan
Cummings has recently been involved in a war of words with Downing Street.
US committed to ‘giving Israel means to defend itself’: Blinken
US secretary of state's comments follow pressure and criticism from progressive lawmakers over arms deals with Israel.
Italian cable car crash kills several, injures two children
A cable car linking Italy's Lake Maggiore with a nearby mountain in the Alps plunged to the ground.
How football offers solace for Hazara women battling trauma, fear
As the Hazara community deals with discrimination and violence, the sport became a game-changer for young women.
India’s Olympic medallist Sushil Kumar arrested in murder case
Kumar, who won medals for India in 2012, 2016, was on the run since he was named in the murder of a fellow wrestler.
India: New Delhi to relax lockdown as COVID cases decline
Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal says the capital will ease coronavirus restrictions on May 31 if cases continue to drop.
DR Congo: Goma ‘spared’ as lava from volcano halts outside city
Region's military governor says the lava flow stopped on the outskirts of the eastern city as thousands evacuated Goma.
The story of morna: Cape Verde’s music of displacement and return
How music shaped by slavery, epidemics and migration travelled the world, narrating stories of suffering and resistance.
Bangladeshi journalist arrested for COVID reporting granted bail
Rozina Islam's arrest for unearthing official corruption in the government's COVID response caused an outcry.
In Pictures: Thousands flee as DR Congo volcano erupts
Lava from a volcano erupting in the eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo is flowing south towards the city of Goma.
In Pictures: Palestinian solidarity rallies around the world
Large demonstrations around the world in support of Palestine.
Backed by Israeli police, Jewish settlers storm Al-Aqsa compound
The incident comes as a fragile truce holds in the Gaza Strip, days after the end of a 11-day Israeli bombing campaign.
Pfizer, AstraZeneca effective against virus strain found in India
A new study says both the vaccines are highly effective against the B1617.2 strain first identified in India.
The hardline Israelis stoking violence in East Jerusalem
Far-right Israelis marched in the Old City during Ramadan chanting 'death to Arabs' last month.
Will Canada’s PM Justin Trudeau finally keep his word?
A few years ago Trudeau called for healing Palestinian children. Today, he appears to have forgotten his own words.
Vietnam holds parliament election amid new COVID outbreak
Fewer independent candidates than before are standing in this year's vote for the 500-seat National Assembly.
Samoa crisis deepens as head of state suspends parliament
Surprise order comes days before parliament was set to confirm Samoa's first change of government in nearly 40 years.
Extreme cold weather hits China ultramarathon, kills 21 runners
The deaths came after 'abrupt, extreme weather' hit runners taking part in a 100-kilometre race in China's Gansu.
US to extend temporary deportation protection to Haitians
Temporary Protected Status shields Haitian citizens already in the US from deportation and grants them work permits.
UN urges ‘full adherence to ceasefire’ as life resumes in Gaza
The 11-day Israeli bombardment of Gaza killed at least 248 people, including 66 children
DR Congo orders Goma evacuation after Mount Nyiragongo erupts
Thousands flee their homes as lava from Mount Nyirangongo approaches Goma airport.
Brazil’s Bolsonaro fined for breaking COVID public health rules
Jair Bolsonaro faces mounting public pressure and a Senate inquiry into his handling of the coronavirus pandemic.
‘Disgraceful’: AP slammed for sacking reporter amid Palestine row
US journalist Emily Wilder sacked by AP news agency after right-wing 'smear campaign' over her past Palestine activism.
Qatar pledges to help stop Israeli attacks on Palestinians
Qatari emir reiterates ongoing support to Palestinians in call with PA President Mahmoud Abbas after 11-day conflict.
Spain: Atletico Madrid crowned La Liga champions
Suarez scores winner in 2-1 win on final day with Real Madrid finishing second despite comeback win.
Morocco wants investigation into Polisario chief’s Spain arrival
Spain's decision to host Polisario Front leader Ghali without telling Rabat has strained relations between both sides.
What’s next after Gaza ceasefire?
What will it take to achieve a lasting peace between Israelis and Palestinians?
US police release footage of Black man’s violent 2019 arrest
Ronald Greene was shackled, beaten and forced to stay face-down during arrest in Louisiana, police footage shows.
The Colombian protests reflect a deep legitimacy crisis
The country could slip into another cycle of violence if the government continues to ignore people's grievances.
China’s Mars rover takes first drive on surface of the red planet
Zhurong, China’s first Mars rover, has left its landing capsule and is now exploring the red planet's surface.
Migrant children in US: The ‘cards are stacked against’ them
Children travelling alone in search of protection are allowed into the US, but face a host of hurdles once they arrive.
COVID: ‘Black fungus’ adds to India’s woes, 4,194 deaths reported
States ordered emergency measures to counter a surge in the rare infection among coronavirus patients.
Why China’s exploitation of Uighurs implicates Western brands
Beijing's internment of ethnic minorities in Xinjiang has Western companies scrambling to unwind supply chains.
US top diplomat Blinken to visit Israel, West Bank next week
Secretary of State Antony Blinken's visit comes after ceasefire was reached to end deadly Israeli attacks on Gaza Strip.
Aung San Suu Kyi will appear in court within days, military says
Deposed leader is healthy at home and will appear in court soon, Myanmar's military leader General Min Aung Hlaing says.
Palestinian solidarity protests held around the world
Demonstrations took place in London, Melbourne and Paris while more are scheduled in other big cities.
Incite and inflame: Israel’s manipulation of the media
The Listening Post breaks down Israel’s media strategy of distraction, disinformation and diversion.
Spain’s Li Liga: Atletico, Real Madrid head into tense final day
Atletico can be crowned league winners with a final-day win but Real also in contention.
Ethiopia awards telecom licence to Safaricom-led consortium
The consortium, which includes Vodafone and Vodacom, paid $850m for the licence, officials say.
Return of Iraqis seen by US as easing threat from Syria camp
Many countries refuse to repatriate their citizens who came to join ISIL's 'caliphate'.
Hundreds arrested as Algeria cracks down on protest movement
Crackdown intensifies on pro-democracy Hirak movement by authorities.
Greek firefighters battle forest blaze for third day
Emergency service says the main front of the blaze under control as weather conditions improve.
The great Republican divide can be healed
Republicans could do worse than look to Boris Johnson's Conservative Party to model a way forward.
Gaza attacks: Fear, finality, and farewells as bombs rained down
Many terrified Gaza civilians said their final goodbyes to family during the 11-day Israeli onslaught.
UN envoy: Libya mercenaries a threat to entire North Africa
UN says at least 20,000 foreign fighters are in Libya, including Syrians, Russians, Sudanese, and Chadians.
Riyad al-Maliki: Is the Palestinian Authority still relevant?
Palestine's foreign minister discusses whether Palestinian officials are driving or driven by the people's resistance.
Nigeria’s army chief, 10 others killed in plane crash
The incident occurred as the plane was landing at Kaduna airport 'due to inclement weather', the army says.
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