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Mali coup leaders' road map back to democracy suffers setback
The M5-RFP coalition that recently led anti-government protests rejects a political charter presented by military.
Hamilton wins wild Tuscan GP, demands justice for Breonna Taylor
Taylor was a Black emergency medical worker fatally shot by police in her home in Louisville, Kentucky in March.
European nations impose new measures as COVID-19 surges
France, UK, and Austria among those struggling as new coronavirus cases continue to spike on the continent.
Belarus police detain 250 protesters in Minsk as crowds swell
Demonstrators hit the streets of the capital before talks between Alexander Lukashenko and Russia's Vladimir Putin.
Tanzania: Presidential election campaign under way in Zanzibar
One of the main issues is the status of Zanzibar's union with mainland Tanzania.
Russians vote in regional polls overshadowed by Navalny poisoning
Coming a year before parliamentary elections Sunday's vote is seen as a key test of the Kremlin's electoral machine.
Bahrain opposition rejects Israel normalisation
Iran based Ayatollah Sheikh Isa Qassim says the people of Bahrain and the region 'have to resist this defeat'.
US: Two Los Angeles County deputy sheriffs wounded in 'ambush'
The deputies were sitting in their patrol car when a person approached and opened fire through the passenger window.
'Positive first step': Greece hails return of Turkish vessel
Greek government calls the departure of the Oruc Reis from disputed waters after weeks of tension 'a positive step'.
Mali opposition rejects military-backed transition charter
Opposition June 5 Movement accuses the military government of 'desire to monopolise and confiscate power' after coup.
Bloomberg to spend at least $100m to support Biden in Florida
The former mayor of NYC will inject funds in the key electoral college state so Biden can spend elsewhere, aide says.
Protesters set government building on fire in eastern Libya
Rare protests over living conditions and corruption continue in the eastern Libyan city of Benghazi for third day.
About 8,800 unaccompanied children expelled at US border
The US has expelled more than 159,000 people under a pandemic-related measure that effectively ended asylum in March.
China responds to US criticism over detained Hong Kong activists
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs refutes claims that the 12 detained people were democracy activists and said they were trying to separate Hong Kong from China.
Saudi-led coalition attacks Houthi positions in Yemen's Sanaa
Reports say at least five air attacks hit near Sanaa airport, while others target northern and central parts of city.
New trial of British-Iranian aid worker postponed
Husband of Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe, in custody since 2016 on sedition charges, says her trial has been postponed.
Which countries have not reported any coronavirus cases?
Coronavirus has been labelled a pandemic but a handful of countries have not yet reported any cases.
Mali military backs 18-month transition government as talks close
Charter says soldier could be interim leader, despite objections from group that led protests before last month's coup.
In Pictures: The masks of Naomi Osaka at the US Open
US Open champion wore masks with different names for each of her seven matches to honour Black victims of violence.
How the world reacted to Bahrain, Israel normalising ties
Nations and stakeholders in Israeli-Palestine conflict react to Bahrain and Israel normalising diplomatic relations.
For a Black feminist, supporting Harris unequivocally is not easy
We must protect Harris from racist, sexist attacks while still holding her to account for her own anti-Black policies.
When will the world stop ignoring what is happening in Gaza?
If the world continues to treat our situation as 'normal', it may soon be too late to save my homeland and my people.
Pakistan police hunt for gang rape suspects as protests continue
Demonstrations in several cities over handling of probe into highway gang rape of a mother travelling with her children.
Medieval Arabic cookbooks: Reviving the taste of history
A growing number of cookbooks have been translated into English, helping bring old foods to new palates.
Philippines deports US Marine who killed transgender woman
Joseph Scott Pemberton was found guilty of killing Jennifer Laude outside a former US Navy base northwest of Manila.
Anti-Netanyahu protesters keep up pressure on Israeli leader
Protests, now in their 12th week, built up over the summer as Netanyahu fights off corruption case amid the pandemic.
France reports more than 10,000 new coronavirus cases: Live news
France reports its highest daily number since wide-scale testing was launched.
Weather aids fight against US wildfires, but death toll climbs
Tens of thousands of people on the US West Coast have evacuated their homes as massive blazes continue to rage.
Trump nominee elected to head Latin American development bank
Mauricio Claver-Carone's nomination drew criticism from some Latin American countries, development groups and the EU.
Peru officials' homes raided as part of presidential probe
Authorities are probing allegations President Martin Vizcarra tried to obstruct a graft investigation.
Historic talks held in Qatar on ending war in Afghanistan
Afghanistan's government meets the Taliban for the first time, but they have big differences.
Iranian wrestler Navid Afkari executed, says state media
Afkari was accused of stabbing and killing a man in the southern city of Shiraz in 2018.
Mike Pence backs out of fundraiser hosted by QAnon supporters
At least one Republican congressional candidate, Georgia's Marjorie Taylor Greene, supports the QAnon conspiracy theory.
Greece announces 'robust' arms deal as tension with Turkey rises
Greek PM Kyriakos Mitsotakis outlines overhaul of country's military amid a standoff with Turkey in east Mediterranean.
Talks between Afghan government and Taliban open in Qatar
Historic talks to end Afghanistan's long-running conflict kick off in Doha with opening remarks from both sides.
Afghan peace talks: What top diplomats from US, Qatar, India said
Representatives from several countries participated in the opening ceremony of historic talks that began in Doha.
From the 2001 fall of the Taliban to 2020 Afghan peace talks
Afghanistan's warring sides gathered on Saturday for intra-Afghan talks aimed at ending decades of war.
In Pictures: Historic intra-Afghan talks formally launch in Qatar
A ceremony to launch talks aimed at ending 19 years of war took place in Doha on Saturday after months of delays.
Clashes and arrests as 'yellow vest' protests return in France
Police fire tear gas and arrest more than 250 in Paris during first 'yellow vest' protests since coronavirus lockdown.
Palestinians rally against Bahrain-Israel normalisation
'Arab consensus' long held Arab states will normalise ties only if Israel meets a number of conditions for Palestinians.
Why are activists in Iraq being targeted?
Protest movements on edge following recent targeted attacks on civil society voices.
Biden battles Trump, lack of enthusiasm among Black voters
It is unclear if Black Americans will be energised to come to vote, potentially defining the outcome of the election.
US: Confederate statue removed near site of 2017 far-right rally
Racial justice protests renew calls to remove Confederate monuments, which critics say glorify the US's racist history.
Mali coup: Military leaders seek to avoid sanctions
Regional leaders had recently met and demanded the installation of an interim civilian administration by September 15.
Colombia police brutality: Protests rage for third day in Bogota
The two days of violent demonstrations killed at least 13 people.
Belarus police violently detain dozens of female protesters
Thousands take to the streets in capital demanding the release of jailed opposition leader following disputed election.
Khashoggi murder: US Congress hears calls for justice
Agnes Callamard told the House Intelligence Committee on Friday that Jamal Khashoggi still deserves justice.
Liberia declares rape a national emergency after spike in cases
The move comes after thousands of Liberians protested in Monrovia last month against rising sexual assaults.
Bolivia: ICC referral reflects country's ongoing 'polarisation'
Bolivia's interim gov't is asking the ICC to investigate ex-president Evo Morales over blockades denying health access.
Chile protests: Demonstrators honour first socialist president
On this anniversary, many hope that a new constitution will replace the one written during the dictatorship.
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