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Afghan negotiators set to fly to Doha as prisoner release resumes
Kabul begins release of final batch of Taliban prisoners raising hopes of early start of so-called intra-Afghan talks.
Colombia expands reopening as coronavirus cases stabilise
South American nation to reignite economy following five months of restrictions to slow the spread of the virus.
To rebuild Lebanon and its economy, uproot corruption
As the world gathers aid for the people of Lebanon, it must ensure that it gets to those who need it.
Coronavirus despair forces girls across Asia into child marriage
Thousands of girls are being forced into marriage by desperate families plunged into poverty because of the pandemic.
The culture of dying
Does the culture we are raised in, or the religion we choose, help us navigate death?
Indian special forces member killed in China border skirmish
Neither side has admitted to casualties, but report says soldier of Tibetan origin was killed during clash on Saturday.
Amnesty accuses Iran of widespread torture during 2019 protests
Iranian forces committed serious human rights violations against the demonstrators, says new report by rights group.
Tunisian Parliament approves third government in less than a year
Hichem Mechichi confirmed as PM after his technocrat-dominated cabinet wins backing from nearly two-thirds of deputies.
French forces in Mali kill civilian, wound two
Army says accidental killing happened after bus did not slow down despite warnings - but bus operator disputes this.
Charlie Hebdo reprints Prophet Muhammad caricatures
Move comes a day before 13 men and one woman - accused of assisting the 2015 attackers of the newspaper - go on trial.
Nike for chicken: Bartering soars in coronavirus-hit Philippines
Jobless Filipinos turn to social media to swap personal belongings for food as they grapple with COVID-19 lockdown.
China working to double nuclear warheads: Pentagon
Report says China aims to double its arsenal from current level of about 200 warheads in next decade, US has over 6,000.
Khmer Rouge prison commander Duch dies at age of 77
Duch oversaw the torture and confessions of thousands of men, women and children at Tuol Sleng, a school turned prison.
Kabul resumes Taliban prisoner release clearing hurdles for talks
The much-delayed release is an important step towards breaking an impasse that has delayed the start of peace talks.
US says it will not join global effort to find COVID-19 vaccine
More than 150 countries are setting up the COVID-19 Vaccines Global Access Facility, or COVAX.
After UAE-Israel deal, Kushner pushes other Arab states for more
White House adviser Jared Kushner travels to Bahrain and Saudi Arabia seeking more support for normalising ties.
In Lebanon, Macron offers the carrot or the stick
In second Beirut visit since deadly blast, French president vows wide-reaching aid, threatens sanctions to coax reforms.
Mexico's 'Teflon' presidency loses some sheen but survives
Lopez Obrador emphasised his major achievements: the fight against corruption and his government's austerity.
Trump denies systemic racism, pushes 'law and order' in Kenosha
The US president visited the Wisconsin city, where Jacob Blake was shot by police, despite pleas from local officials.
Cuba imposes Havana lockdown as coronavirus spreads
Cuba has successfully dealt with the pandemic outside of the capital, Havana, where new cases continue to be reported.
Video shows Israeli soldier kneeling on protester's neck
Palestinian protester held during rally in the occupied West Bank in chokehold similar to one that killed George Floyd.
Breonna Taylor's boyfriend sues Louisville police for damages
The lawsuit claims Kenneth Walker is immune from prosecution for shooting a police officer during the fatal raid.
Coronavirus plunges Brazil into recession: Live news
Latin America’s biggest economy contracts by a record 9.7 percent in the second quarter of 2020, official figures show.
Colombia Supreme Court sends Uribe case to attorney general
Alvaro Uribe is under investigation for alleged witness tampering and is currently under house arrest.
US: Protests in Los Angeles after police fatally shoot Black man
Officials say Dijon Kizzee was shot after he scuffled with sheriff's deputies, dropping a bundle of clothes and a gun.
Will the latest peace deal in Sudan last?
Rebel groups and Sudan's transitional government signed an agreement to end the Darfur conflict.
In Pictures: Anti-goverment protests in Beirut turn violent
Activists denounced security forces for beating protesters and alleged that French tear gas had been fired.
Zimbabwe: Foreign white farmers can apply to get seized land back
But government spokesman clarifies offer only applies to about 37 foreign farmers who benefit from special protection.
Trump heads to Kenosha, Wisconsin despite local officials' pleas
The visit to the current hotspot of racial unrest comes after Trump defended a gunman accused of killing two protesters.
Security forces tear gas anti-gov't protesters on centennial
Demonstrators gathered to call for justice over the Beirut blast and rejected the ruling class and new prime minister.
Progressive incumbent faces off with Kennedy in US Senate primary
Democratic incumbent Edward Markey has been challenged by Joe Kennedy III to represent Massachusets in the US Senate.
NYC delays start of school year to allow more preparation time
Instruction was supposed to begin on September 10 but now will be delayed until September 16.
Debate reignited over Japanese buildings in South Korea
September 2 marks the 75th anniversary of the formal surrender of Japan - and the moment that brought World War II to an end.
UK to launch media campaign to encourage return to office work
Two weeks after coronavirus restrictions began to ease, while business leaders support the idea, many are sticking to work-from-home practises.
Argentina devastated by widespread wildfires
About 22,000 of them are burning, in at least a dozen provinces - including one of the most biodiverse regions in the country.
Colombia Supreme Court gives Uribe case to attorney general
Colombian Supreme Court decides it should no longer handle the fraud and bribery case against former President Alvaro Uribe.
Brazil abortion debate: Gov't imposes new rules for rape victims
Why a 10-year-old child has reignited the debate on abortion in Brazil.
Lebanon turns 100 amid upheaval and crises
Facing potential bankruptcy and total collapse, many Lebanese mark the centennial feeling their nation has failed.
Framed and hanged: How the Indian state persecutes dissent
I documented and wrote about the Delhi communal riots. Now I am being portrayed as conspiring to incite violence.
Is the Russian opposition finished?
After the poisoning of activist Alexei Navalny, The Stream examines the future of the Russian opposition movement.
The pandemic is an opportunity to reform education in the US
But are we letting it slip away?
More Portland unrest as friends mourn slain right-wing activist
Hours before he was shot Aaron 'Jay' Danielson and a friend were protecting a flag-waving caravan of Trump supporters.
Germany presses China over Hong Kong security law, Uighurs
German foreign minister Heiko Maas held talks with his Chinese counterpart Wang Yi in Berlin.
Iran's Khamenei says UAE 'betrayed' Muslim world with Israel deal
Supreme leader says UAE allowed 'Zionist regime to enter region and forgot Palestine' by normalising Israel ties.
China's ethnic Mongolians protest Mandarin curriculum in schools
Tensions flare across the vast grassland region bordering Mongolia and Russia after the policy was announced last week.
North Macedonia arrests three men on suspicion of plotting attack
Police seize a large quantity of weapons in raids in five locations in the country's north.
India, China hold talks amid 'volatile' border situation
Second day of talks held as rival soldiers confront each other at their contested Himalayan border in Ladakh.
Turkey extends gas exploration in eastern Mediterranean
Turkish navy's advisory says the Oruc Reis will continue working until September 12, a move Greece calls 'illegal'.
Two sailors killed as Mauritius oil spill clean-up boats collide
Two others missing after tugboat assisting oil spill clean-up off the Indian Ocean island collides with a barge.
Arrests resume in Belarus as students take to streets of Minsk
Several dozen students picketed outside their universities and marched through the city centre.
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