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Pro-Kurdish MP holed up in Turkey’s parliament for days detained
HDP lawmaker Omer Faruk Gergerlioglu had stayed in parliament for four nights to protest against stripping of MP status.
Icelandic volcano subsiding after first eruption in 900 years
Authorities say the eruption of a long-dormant volcano is easing and should not interfere with air travel.
Anti-lockdown protests break out in Europe amid new COVID wave
As European countries brace for another wave of infections, new coronavirus restrictions are triggering unrest.
Polls open in Congo as main opposition party boycotts election
President Nguesso seeking to extend his 36-year reign while critics say vote won't be free and fair.
Foreign interference in the Palestinian elections
Several foreign players are seeking to influence the outcome of the Palestinian elections.
Philippines says 220 Chinese vessels spotted at disputed reef
Manila expresses ​concern about overfishing, destruction of marine environment, and risks to safety of navigation.
Evacuations ordered in Sydney amid ‘one-in-100-year floods’
Australian city braces for its worst flooding in decades as record rainfall causes its largest dam to overflow.
Congo: Guy Brice Parfait Kolelas hospitalised with COVID-19
Guy Brice Parfait Kolelas says he's 'fighting death' after being diagnosed with COVID-19 on eve of presidential vote.
‘Stop Asian hate’: Hundreds demand justice for Atlanta victims
Rally in Atlanta comes days after shootings at local spas left eight dead, including six women of Asian descent.
Thousands protest against Netanyahu days before Israeli polls
Large crowds take to Jerusalem's streets, three days before Israel holds fourth general election in less than two years.
Brazil in talks with US to import extra COVID vaccines
South American country is struggling to contain a nationwide surge in coronavirus infections and deaths.
Local doctors angry as Kenya offers COVID vaccines to diplomats
Medics criticise move by gov't to offer jabs to diplomats even though it has not completed inoculating health workers.
With a surplus looming, how should the US use excess vaccines?
Amid calls to mitigate a global shortage of COVID jabs, the US grapples with Russia and China's vaccine influence.
COVID jabs bring relief for vulnerable California farmworkers
US state made COVID-19 vaccines available to agricultural workers, who face heightened risks of contracting the virus.
Why is violence against Asian-Americans on the rise?
Calls for hate-crime charges after women of Asian descent killed in gun attack.
Mourners pay respects to Tanzania’s late President John Magufuli
Officials, including new President Samia Suluhu Hassan, and supporters attend service at Uhuru Stadium in Dar es Salaam.
NCAA slammed for inequality between men’s and women’s facilities
Disparities in amenities and resources offered at March Madness basketball tournaments draw condemnation.
France, Poland and Ukraine impose new lockdown measures
People in Poland, France and Ukraine face new restrictions with shops shut and people urged to work from home.
Worsening violence in western Ethiopia forcing civilians to flee
Civilians in western Ethiopia say they plan to relocate after spate of attacks targeting people of ethnic Amhara origin.
Thailand: Police disperse protesters calling for monarchy reform
Pro-democracy protesters gathered near the Grand Palace in Bangkok to demand reforms and the release of activists.
Guinea-Bissau’s plan to lift logging ban sparks fears for forests
Government proposal to lift moratorium raises concern among activists who fear a return to 2012-2015 timber felling.
Ecuador’s health minister resigns after just 19 days
Ecuador is one of a few nations in South America embroiled in scandals over coronavirus vaccine queue-jumping.
Anger, condemnation after Turkey exits treaty to protect women
Since last year, women have taken to the streets calling on the government to stick to the convention.
EU threatens to ban AstraZeneca exports if vaccines not delivered
EU chief says AstraZeneca could see its COVID vaccine exports blocked if it does not meet its contractual obligations.
Overseas fans banned from Tokyo Olympics over COVID fears
The Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games were postponed last year to 2021 due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Qatar says reforms to labour laws have ‘transformed’ the market
Qatar’s new minimum wage law, the latest in a series of recent labour reforms, comes into effect.
Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan tests positive for COVID
The 68 year-old Pakistani premier is self-isolating after contracting COVID-19 two days after being vaccinated.
How a surfing revolution is riding the wave in India
Despite obstacles, surfing is seeking a bigger base in India.
Congo heading to polls as Nguesso seeks to extend 36-year reign
Longtime president expected to see off challenge from six other candidates and win Sunday's vote.
High-risk news coverage: Reporting the crackdown in Myanmar
Myanmar’s military leaders are deploying forces, both armed and digital, to stifle news coverage.
Thanks to vaccines, this Newroz we have reason to be hopeful
The incredible vaccine rollout taking place across the UK has given us reason to be hopeful.
Turkey’s Erdogan sacks central bank governor after rate hike
Turkey's president fires Naci Agbal after just four months on the job following surprise increase in interest rates.
Largest asteroid of 2021 to make closest approach to Earth
Scientist advise people not to panic as the giant rock makes its closest approach on Sunday.
Can Mario Draghi put a stop to Italy’s economic decline?
Italy’s economy has deep-rooted issues but its new prime minister has a reputation for turning around hopeless causes.
Bolsonaro asks court to reverse Brazil’s COVID-19 restrictions
Brazil's COVID-19 death toll has increased sharply in recent weeks, to more than 290,000, second only to that of the US.
Allies of El Salvador’s Bukele win absolute majority in Congress
El Salvador's populist leader extends power as first president in nearly three decades to have a majority in Congress.
Turkey pulls out of treaty protecting women from violence
Politicians claim charter damages family unity, encourages divorce and acceptance of the LGBT community.
Iceland’s Fagradalsfjall erupts, lighting up sky near Reykjavik
Public advised to stay away and the main road from the capital region to Keflavik airport was temporarily closed.
EU set to sanction Myanmar military officials for coup
At least 11 Myanmar officials face sanctions for coup as UN official proposes cut in army's access to weapons, money.
Biden condemns Atlanta shootings as anti-Asian hate crime
The US president links rise in attacks on Asians to fears stoked by the coronavirus pandemic.
Four Proud Boys leaders charged in relation to Capitol riot
Federal indictment presents new evidence of how federal officials believe group members planned January 6 riot.
Qatar’s landmark minimum wage comes into force
Employees of all nationalities and across all sectors will now be entitled to a minimum monthly wage of $275.
WHO renews support for AstraZeneca COVID vaccine
The UN health agency aligns with the EU regulator saying the benefits of the jab outweigh the risks.
From Basel to Beeple: How will the art world fare post-pandemic?
Fairs like Art Basel and small galleries have suffered as the business of buying and selling art has had to adapt fast.
US, China wrap up ‘candid’ first talks despite tense opening
Public spat before first high-level talks could be 'aimed at a domestic audience', US State Department says.
Syrian refugees’ plight in Lebanon 10 years after the uprising
Lebanon hosts the largest per capita population of Syrian refugees in the world, providing shelter to 1.7 million.
G7 agrees to back IMF reserve boost to help poorer nations
The UK said G7 has agreed to support a 'sizable' increase to Special Drawing Rights, an internal currency of the IMF.
Seizing the moment to revive an historically Black college
Ruth Simmons, one of US higher ed's most prominent Black leaders, landed an unsolicited $50m gift from MacKenzie Scott.
Can China and the US mend strained diplomatic ties?
Washington and Beijing's top diplomats trade sharp rebukes at the start of talks, accusing each other of hypocrisy.
US presses Somalia to hold elections immediately
Secretary of State Antony Blinken calls on Somali leaders to hold 'transparent and inclusive elections'.
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