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Iraq’s Kurdish region is not a model for free speech
The continuing crackdown on press freedom in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq is threatening its democratic future.
I Coast: Ouattara slams rivals’ presidential bids as provocation
Incumbent condemns ex-president Laurent Gbagbo and ex-rebel chief Guillaume Soro for trying to contest upcoming polls.
Hong Kong legislators protest against China’s arrest of activists
Pro-democracy politicians call for the release of 12 Hong Kong activists arrested at sea by Chinese authorities.
‘Very sorry’: Kim Jong Un apologises for killing of South Korean
South Korean official went missing on Monday and Seoul said he had been shot and his body burned.
UN body advises Pakistan to stop issuing pilots’ licenses: Report
Advice comes after Pakistan opened a probe into allegations that many airline pilots have been issued fake credentials.
Taiwan says 46 incidents involving Chinese planes in last 9 days
Tension between China and Taiwan has intensified since President Tsai Ing-wen was re-elected in a landslide in January.
Record COVID-19 cases in France, UK; ‘Tough weeks ahead’ in Spain
Paris hospitals reduce surgeries and protests flare in Madrid over resources for primary care staff.
Rio postpones world-famous Carnival over COVID-19
Samba schools say event cannot take place while Brazil grapples with world's second-deadliest COVID-19 outbreak.
Australia’s latest economic stimulus: Easing bank lending rules
Treasurer Josh Frydenberg says credit flows will be crucial to help Australia's economy recover from the pandemic.
World in disarray: Angry exchanges at top UN meeting on COVID-19
UN chief warns he fears the worst if world handles climate the same way as the pandemic.
Ex-Cambridge Analytica head banned from running firms in UK
UK state agency blackballs Alexander Nix for letting now-defunct Cambridge Analytica staff offer 'unethical services'.
Florida AG calls for probe into Bloomberg funds for ex-convicts
Florida is a key swing state in the 2020 US elections and ex-convict voters could prove to be influential in the result.
Facebook suspends fake Russian accounts, warns of US vote threat
US tech giant says accounts were dismantled for using fake identities and other 'coordinated inauthentic behaviour'.
Layoffs vs housing: More signs of an unequal US economic recovery
The US housing market is on fire while the jobs market is downshifting.
US executes first Black man since federal death penalty resumed
Christopher Vialva is the first Black man to be executed since the punishment resumed this year after a 17-year hiatus.
Board or ‘nothing’: Kanye threatens to withhold Gap line
The Yeezy designer took to Twitter to say he will not be releasing his Gap line until he can join the company's board.
Mary Trump sues president for alleged defrauding of inheritance
Mary Trump accuses her uncle Donald and his siblings of 'rampant fraud and misconduct' to deny her inheritance.
Bahrain claims deal with Israel supports two-state solution
Bahrain's King Hamad says ties with Israel are a 'refined message' for peace.
US senators urge Netflix to scrap Chinese series, citing Uighurs
In a letter to Netflix, the senators pointed to comments by Chinese author Liu Cixin about China's clampdown on Uighurs.
Breonna Taylor decision ignites fresh outrage across US
Protests sweep US cities amid anger over a grand jury’s failure to charge police officers for Black woman's death.
Kosovo war crimes court arrests first suspect
Salih Mustafa, former senior commander of KLA, charged with murder, torture, arbitrary detention and cruel treatment.
In Pictures: Life still precarious for pangolins in Vietnam
While arrests and prosecutions are up in Vietnam, conservationists warn the scourge of trafficking continues.
Ethiopia: 2,000 charged over violence sparked by pop star’s death
Attorney general denies cases against Ethiopian prime minister's opponents are politically motivated.
Gold slides to two-month low while silver takes a bullet
US dollar strength is weighing on precious metals, driving down gold prices and silver, which is now in a bear market.
Football star Ibrahimovic tests positive for COVID-19
AC Milan forward becomes highest-profile Serie A player to test positive since play resumed in June.
Breonna Taylor: A timeline of events
For two months, Breonna Taylor's killing at the hands of police went largely unnoticed until George Floyd died in May.
Kremlin critic Navalny’s bank accounts frozen, apartment seized
Navalny's assets were seized on August 27 in connection with a lawsuit filed by the Moscow Schoolchild catering company.
Mnuchin expects to restart talks with Pelosi on new virus aid
Fed officials say Congress needs to pass more stimulus deal to keep recovery on track.
McConnell, Republicans split with Trump on peaceful transfer
Backlash grows to Trump's non-commitment to a peaceful transition if he loses on Election Day.
Mali’s designated interim president makes first appearance
ECOWAS bloc may announce on Friday whether plan for civilian government meets criteria for easing sanctions.
Thailand parliament delays vote over constitutional reform
MPs decided to set a committee to study how to make changes as protesters demanded reforms outside the building.
UK throws new lifeline to workers to stave off more layoffs
Chancellor Rishi Sunkak announces new incomes support scheme to help businesses keep workers in jobs.
Iran anticipates ‘third wave’ as COVID-19 deaths pass 25,000
Iran's health officials voice alarm over spike in infections, with the situation reportedly critical in large cities.
After France refused rescue ship to dock, refugees reach Sardinia
A six-month-old baby is among more than 100 survivors on board the Alan Kurdi rescue ship.
Wall Street tug-of-war as US stocks try to shake off concerns
Volatility on Wall Street is rife as mixed economic news taps optimism and pessimism among investors.
UEFA Super Cup: Fans arrive in Budapest for COVID-19 ‘pilot’ game
Despite measures to prevent spread of COVID-19, there has been growing number of voices calling for fans to stay away.
Fatah, Hamas say deal reached on Palestinian elections
Two biggest Palestinian factions have agreed to hold the first elections in Palestine in nearly 15 years.
US Election live news: Critics slam Trump’s power transfer dodge
Trump ignites a firestorm by not committing to a 'peaceful transfer of power' if he loses in November.
Bureau 39: Cash for Kim
An investigation into how a secret North Korean agency manages to finance the country's nuclear arsenal.
Turkey surprises with first interest rate hike in two years
Turkey's central bank increases interest rates by 2 percentage points, lifting embattled lira off record lows.
UK preparing human rights sanctions against Belarus
UK foreign secretary says ready to use 'all tools at our disposal' to hold Lukashenko to account, as protests grow.
Trump, Biden target North Carolina’s changing population
Black voters and 'unaffiliated' voters are key groups in the US battleground state of North Carolina.
Refugee journalists in Lesbos tell their own stories
Refugee reporters document the aftermath of the devastating Moria fire, and other tragedies, on troubled Greek island.
Sarkozy loses legal challenge over claims he accepted Libyan cash
Ex-French president denies charges he accepted millions of euros from Gaddafi, to use in his presidential campaign.
Arab, European states call Israel and Palestine to restart talks
Foreign ministers from France, Egypt, Germany and Jordan back beginning of talks on the basis of two-state solution.
‘King Kazu’ sets new football record after Japan appearance
The 53-year-old became the oldest player to appear in Japan's top flight, eclipsing the previous record by eight years.
How do we tackle an ‘infodemic’ amid a pandemic?
From harmful health advice to rumours and conspiracy theories, disinformation is hampering the fight against COVID-19.
Carbon capture: The tech that could make or break climate goals
Top energy body says it will be 'virtually impossible' to meet carbon reduction targets without boost in carbon storage.
Hong Kong’s Joshua Wong arrested for 2019 ‘illegal assembly’
Prominent democracy activist slams his brief arrest as a 'notorious abuse' of the criminal justice system.
Iran hits back at ‘delirious’ Saudi after King Salman’s UN speech
In response to fiery UN speech by King Salman, Iranian officials brand Saudi Arabia as the main sponsor of 'terrorism'.
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