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US: Chicago on edge over Trump's federal forces, violence
Concern grows amid a surge in gun violence, protests and Trump plan to dispatch hundreds of federal agents to the city.
Frontline Mexico: The Fight Against COVID-19
Mexico has one of the world's highest coronavirus death tolls. Is the country's unorthodox strategy to blame?
Tianwen-1: China launches first independent mission to Mars
'Tianwen' - which translates to 'Questions to Heaven' - will take seven months to reach Mars.
Pakistan denies reports funds for fighting COVID-19 misused
Government denies $130m meant to combat pandemic have been mismanaged as country faces severe medicine shortages.
West African leaders on high-stakes mission to end Mali standoff
Presidents of Ghana, Ivory Coast, Niger, Nigeria and Senegal arrive in Bamako in a bid to defuse political crisis.
Putting the attacks on Islamabad's first Hindu temple in context
The backlash is coming not from 'extremists' but nationalists who were made to believe all Hindus are their enemies.
Macron slams Turkey's 'violation' of Greek, Cypriot sovereignty
The French president's remarks refer to Turkey's plans for energy exploration in the Eastern Mediterranean.
Humans were in North America far earlier than thought
Tools found in Mexico evidence humans lived in region 15,000 years earlier than previously believed, scientists say.
Civilians among 45 killed in Afghan air raids against Taliban
District governor in western Herat province says at least eight civilians killed in attack targeting Taliban fighters.
Israeli army reinforces Lebanon border after Hezbollah warnings
The move comes after a Hezbollah fighter was killed in an air raid in Syria's capital, Damascus, earlier this week.
Is inefficient coronavirus testing delaying US economic recovery?
Nobel Laureate Paul Romer says without better coronavirus testing, US will continue to lose lives and economic output.
Cuba sets example with successful COVID-19 strategy
Cuba has been so successful, it was able to send its doctors overseas to help other countries.
Italian senator launches Italexit party to push for leaving EU
Former TV journalist Gianluigi Paragone presents his Italexit party, which aims to take Italy out of the European Union.
Chile Senate approves pension reform bill
A new pension reform law in Chile gives those hardest hit by the coronavirus pandemic a chance to dip into their savings. But it has left President Sebastian with his back against the wall.
Ex-Nazi camp guard handed suspended sentence over WWII atrocities
Bruno Dey is convicted for his role in the killing of 5,230 people when he was a teenaged guard at a concentration camp.
Indian folk icon who also printed fake money to fight the British
Mahendra Mishra popularised the Poorvi genre of Bhojpuri music and played a rare role in India's struggle for freedom.
Uncertainty surrounds one-year countdown for Tokyo Olympics
Thursday marks one year before the next summer Olympics, Tokyo '202ONE'.
Havana, from on High: Secret Rooftops of the Cuban Capital
Cubans with homes on the rooftops of Havana reflect on their lives and hopes for their future in the colourful city.
Why Hong Kong's traditional under-stairs shops are disappearing
Why an essential part of Hong Kong's retail landscape is in danger of disappearing.
UN 'horrified' by killing of five aid workers in Nigeria
It follows the release of a video showing the killing of the humanitarian workers after their abduction in Borno state.
Indonesia child abuse: Experts say homeless youth at higher risk
Indonesian politicians are accused of failing to protect society's most vulnerable.
French foreign minister in Lebanon to push reform
Paris has backed successive governments in Lebanon but the country has nosedived into crisis.
Italy impounded Ocean Viking migrant rescue ship over safety
SOS Mediterranee, which charters the Ocean Viking, accuses Italy's coastguard of 'blatant administrative harassment'.
South Africa reports record number of daily coronavirus deaths
Surge in the number of fatalities comes as restaurant owners protest against reinstated lockdown measures.
Kuwait emir, 91, flies to US for medical care after surgery
Kuwait did not reveal nature of Sheikh Sabah Al Ahmad al-Sabah's illness or what treatment was planned in the US.
Trump hints at closure of more Chinese consulates as China fumes
Beijing condemns move and signals retaliation with possible closure of the American consulate in Chengdu.
Canada court rules US asylum pact invalid over refugee detentions
Judge says asylum seekers arriving in Canada from US soil face 'detention as a penalty' if they are turned back.
Papua New Guinea sounds alarm with WHO as coronavirus cases surge
Government orders mandatory wearing of face masks in capital Port Moresby to help contain spread of deadly COVID-19.
China's independent Mars mission Tianwen-1 takes off from Hainan
Probe is expected to reach Mars in February, when it will attempt to deploy a rover to explore the planet for 90 days.
UK plan to offer citizenship to Hong Kongers draws China's anger
China accuses Britain of interference as UK gov't lays out path to citizenship for three million Hong Kong people.
Congressional critics savage US FEMA chief for pandemic response
Democrats slam Trump administration for failures in PPE supply, testing as virus hits hospitals in South and Southwest
Brazil indigenous chief in hospital for COVID after long journey
Aritana Yawalapiti came down with COVID-19 symptoms in recent days, and initially declined to leave his remote village.
US House approves bill reversing Trump's 'Muslim ban'
The 'NO BAN Act' has broad support among Democratic legislators but is unlikely to advance in the Republican Senate.
Trump to send federal officers to US cities to tamp down unrest
US President says 'Operation Legend' will send hundreds of troops into Chicago, and other cities will follow.
Global coronavirus infections exceed 15 million: Live updates
US remains worst-hit country with more than 3.91 million infections, while death toll in the country stands at 142,350.
'Dangerous adventure': Turkey warns Egypt over Libya invasion
At Istanbul meeting, Russia and Turkey agree to push for a ceasefire but Ankara says eastern commander must retreat.
'Clear breach': Qatar Airways targets blockade nations for $5bn
Airline launches international arbitration against Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Bahrain and Egypt for 2017 airspace ban.
US coronavirus cases, hospitalisations rise, crisis may worsen
32 states have reported record increases in coronavirus cases in July and 16 states an increase in deaths.
Which US states require face masks in public?
Some states have mandated mask-wearing in public, while others have left it to counties and cities to issue rules.
Zimbabwe imposes curfew to tackle COVID-19
But the opposition says the new steps are linked to anti-government protests planned for next week.
Bolivia's September vote in doubt as virus death toll rises
Committee advising health ministry says holding election is 'not appropriate' because of rising COVID numbers.
US accuses China of hacking coronavirus researchers, others
Two alleged Chinese hackers stole 'terabytes' of data globally, court filings say; Beijing rejects allegations.
Qatar Airways seeks $5bn compensation from blockading quartet
Airline launches international arbitration against Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Bahrain and Egypt for 2017 airspace ban.
Oregon judge hears arguments to restrain federal officers
The federal officers who have whisked away demonstrators in unmarked vehicles have no probable cause, lawyers argue.
Pompeo urges India to decrease dependence on China
India and China have found themselves nearing war in recent months, and the US is hoping India will look West.
How should the UK respond to Russian interference threats?
British parliamentary committee said Russia meddled in the 2014 Scottish referendum.
Migrant children held in US hotels, then expelled
The Trump administration has been detaining immigrant children in hotels, before deporting them to their home country.
US Republicans and Democrats differ on new coronavirus aid bill
Both parties in Congress want to pass the fifth aid package by the end of the month, but they disagree on key issues.
US orders closure of China's consulate in Houston
China's government condemns 'outrageous and unjustified' move and threatens countermeasures.
Russian court sentences prominent Gulag historian to prison
Court finds Yury Dmitriyev guilty of sexual assault against his adopted daughter in a case supporters say is fabricated.
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