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Israel reports highest ever daily spike in coronavirus infections
Cases reach a new high of nearly 7,000 cases, days after the start of a second nationwide lockdown.
Thailand royalists rally against calls for amending constitution
Hundreds march to oppose calls from anti-government protesters as parliament meets to consider amendments.
Lukashenko inaugurated secretly amid protests, sanctions threat
Embattled leader, who has run Belarus for 26 years, holds unannounced ceremony as anti gov't demonstrations continue.
Beta weakens to tropical depression as it crosses Texas coast
Beta is the first storm named for a Greek letter to make landfall in the continental US.
Pompeo seeks Sudan breakthrough before US presidential election
Sudan's new government is urgently seeking to be removed from the US blacklist of 'state sponsors of terrorism'.
France backs Saad Hariri’s proposal to end political deadlock
Amid delay in forming gov't following blast, ex-Lebanese PM suggests naming independent Shia candidate for finance post.
Bilkis: Anti-CAA protester among TIME’s most influential people
The 82-year-old Bilkis was honored by TIME Magazine as one of the 100 Most Influential People of 2020.
Alexey Navalny released from German hospital after 32 days
Doctors at German hospital believe Kremlin critic could make a full recovery from alleged poisoning attack.
Moment of Reckoning: Racism and Police in America
Reforms haven't stopped police from killing Black people at alarmingly high rates. Now protesters want to defund police.
Asian battery makers zapped by Tesla’s plans to slash costs
Tesla CEO Elon Musk says company is planning on launching a $25,000 car - its cheapest yet - in about three years.
Some freed Taliban returned to battlefield: Top Afghan official
Abdullah Abdullah says a number of freed prisoners have taken up arms in contravention of the February peace agreement.
India building collapse toll tops 30 as rescue efforts continue
Officials say at least eight people are still missing as rescue personnel battle rain in search for survivors.
‘War will benefit no one’: Global concern over US-China tensions
UN chief warns against a new Cold War between US and China as world leaders decry growing superpower rivalry.
Gallup poll says world becoming less tolerant of migrants
Seven European countries - led by North Macedonia, Hungary, Serbia and Croatia - are the least-accepting countries.
Saudi Arabia to gradually resume Umrah pilgrimage
Year-round pilgrimage to begin from October 4, seven months after it was suspended because of the coronavirus pandemic.
‘Great challenges’: Huawei chairman says US sanctions are hurting
Chinese telecoms giant urges US to reconsider restrictions, which Trump imposed, accusing Huawei of helping Beijing spy.
Why Indian farmers are protesting against new farm bills
Government move to reform agricultural marketing has sparked protests, with critics calling the move 'pro-corporate'.
Hundreds of whales dead after stranding off Australia’s Tasmania
As rescue effort enters third day, conservationists find 200 more whales in largest stranding recorded in Australia.
Net zero by 2060: That’s China’s bold new carbon emissions goal
Chinese and US leaders attack each other's environmental records, as Trump blames China for 'rampant pollution'.
Malaysia’s Anwar Ibrahim says has majority to form new government
Country's opposition leader says he is ready to take power from Muhyiddin Yassin who took office in March.
Duterte invokes court ruling against China in UN address
Philippine president says Manila 'firmly rejects' attempts to undermine 2016 ruling declaring China's claim illegal.
Airlines push for coronavirus tests before international flights
Travel restrictions have crushed a global airline industry that says preflight tests would be better than quarantines.
Seaweed tides over Bali islanders after tourism slump
Aquaculture provides fallback for people of the Penida Archipelago as they wait for tourists to return.
Former rebel leader elected Bougainville president
Ishmael Toroama is set to lead independence talks for the autonomous territory in the remote east of Papua New Guinea.
House easily passes stopgap funding bill, averting shutdown
House Speaker Pelosi strikes deal with Treasury Secretary Mnuchin adding nutrition aid for children and farm relief.
Fed, Treasury chiefs: economy needs more COVID help from Congress
Powell and Mnuchin say the economy is rebounding, but more spending by Congress is likely needed.
US elections live news: Romney for filling Supreme Court vacancy
The senator's support of filling the seat of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg before election gives Republicans needed votes.
Suspect wrote ‘give up’ on ricin White House letter: Court papers
Pascale Ferrier, who allegedly sent ricin-laced post to the White House, due to appear in court.
US airlines to make plea for new bailout ahead of Oct 1 layoffs
US airlines will make a last-ditch bid to persuade Congress for a new $25bn bailout to avert thousands of furloughs.
‘Sick to my stomach’: Louisville awaits Breonna Taylor decision
The US city is on edge awaiting a decision on whether police officers involved in Taylor's death will face charges.
Iran sends message of resistance to US at UNGA
Tehran will not surrender to US pressure, no matter who the next US president is, President Rouhani tells the world.
Suspect wrote 'give up' on ricin White House letter: Court papers
Pascale Ferrier, who allegedly sent ricin-laced post to the White House, due to appear in court.
At UN, Qatar emir questions world inaction on Israeli occupation
Qatar's leader says Israel continues to carry out 'flagrant violation of international resolutions'.
Iran sends message of resistance to US at UNGA
Tehran will not surrender to US pressure, no matter who the next US president is, President Rouhani tells the world.
Biden would end ‘artificial trade war’ with EU, adviser says
Democratic presidential nominee would also work to fix imbalances in agricultural trade between the two blocs.
US House delays vote on bill to avert a government shutdown
Democratic and Republican leaders, farm-state legislators negotiating whether to extend US aid to farmers.
At UN, Qatar emir questions world inaction on Israeli occupation
Qatar's leader says Israel continues to carry out 'flagrant violation of international resolutions'.
Louisville under state of emergency as Breonna Taylor case looms
The city is on edge awaiting the decision on whether police officers involved in Taylor's death will face charges.
China: Trump 'spreading political virus' at United Nations
After US president accuses Beijing of spreading COVID-19 'plague', China's Xi says 'need to get through this together'.
UN General Assembly 2020: What the world leaders said
At virtual meeting of the 75th UNGA, coronavirus, US elections, multilateralism and regional tensions dominate agenda.
Is this a new beginning for Mali?
Former defense minister appointed interim president by a group chosen by the military leaders.
COVID-19: US passes 'unfathomable' 200,000 death toll
The United States has reported by far the highest number of deaths related to novel coronavirus in the world.
Chelsea owner Abramovich 'donated $100m' to Israeli settler group
Investigation reveals Russian, who was granted Israeli citizenship in 2018, made the donations through his firms.
China, India agree to stop troop deployment along disputed border
After long standoff, senior military officials from both countries meet, exchange ideas on contested Himalayan border.
Lebanon: Hezbollah arms depot blast caused by 'technical error'
Lebanon's official news agency said explosion took place in southern village of Ein Qana, about 50km south of Beirut.
Iranians break taboos with their version of #MeToo
Decades-old sexual trauma is being unearthed in a society that rarely discusses it, but can that bring about change?
US election explainer: The 'battleground' states to watch
Under the Electoral College system, a few states take on out-sized influence in US elections.
Palestinian factions Fatah and Hamas to hold talks in Ankara
The two rivals will discuss ending the internal division and holding general elections.
Palestine quits Arab League role in protest over Israel deals
Palestine was meant to chair Arab League meetings for next six months, but FM Riyad al-Maliki has declined the position.
Without Ruth Bader Ginsburg, US Supreme Court faces challenges
The normally nine-justice court now faces the possibility of 4-4 splits and potential for compromise among judges.
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