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US Policeman who put knee on man's head will not be charged
Surveillance video showed the officer putting his knee on the man's head and neck twice while he was being restrained.
Mali opposition insists President Keita must quit
The June 5 Movement also insisted for state's parliament to be dissolved and called for a 'republication transition'.
UK: Police officer suspended after kneeling on Black man's neck
London's police force suspends officer after video emerged of him kneeling on Black suspect's head and neck.
WHO reports record global daily coronavirus cases increase: Live
WHO reported a record increase in global coronavirus cases, with the total rising by 237,743 in 24 hours.
Can wealthy people help fight COVID-19?
A group of millionaires urges governments to raise taxes to fund a coronavirus recovery.
Nigerian state offers cows for guns to halt attacks
Remote communities have for years been hit by deadly raids from armed groups of cattle rustlers and kidnappers.
Pentagon effectively bans Confederate flags at military bases
The ban could cause tension between military leaders and Trump, who supports keeping Confederate names on bases.
Supreme Court's Ginsburg undergoing chemotherapy for liver cancer
The oldest Supreme Court justice has faced a series of health challenges in recent years.
Ivory Coast Prime Minister Coulibaly buried after shock death
The 61-year-old became unwell during a weekly cabinet meeting and passed away at a hospital on July 8.
Philippines surge: Restrictions reimposed in Manila
The Philippines now has the highest number of active COVID-19 cases in Southeast Asia.
Peace in Libya war: Misrata security allowing for investment
With the city of Misrata being untouched with violence since 2011, the city is now witnessing economic growth.
China-US: Relations fray between the two superpowers
The US has imposed sanctions on Chinese officials it says are committing human rights abuses in Xinjiang and Tibet.
'EU dignity has drowned': Body left to float despite NGO requests
Unidentified body left in Mediterranean for almost 3 weeks despite requests by rescue group to Libya, Italy and Malta.
Azerbaijani foreign minister sacked amid tension with Armenia
Azerbaijan and Armenia accuse each other of shelling military positions and villages.
Turkey's Erdogan says Egypt's actions in Libya are 'illegal'
Turkish president denounces Egypt, UAE for supporting forces in east Libya after tribesmen call for Cairo to intervene.
New York: Progressive unseats Democratic incumbent in House race
Jamaal Bowman has defeated 16-term incumbent Eliot Engel in the Democratic House primary.
Military medics deploy in California, Texas as virus surges
Texas reported 10,000 new cases and 129 additional deaths and California reported nearly 20,000 and 258 respectively.
South Korea revokes licences of two propaganda balloon groups
Seoul said the organisations' work was 'seriously hindering the unification policy of the government'.
Iran police vow to deal 'decisively' with any further protests
Security forces fired tear gas to disperse demonstrators in the southwestern city of Behbahan on Thursday.
Ahmaud Arbery: Three men plead not guilty to murder charges
The white men were charged with malice and murder in the slaying of Ahmaud Arbery after video of the incident emerged.
Britain developed structural racism, the US perfected it
The idea that modern Britain is not as bad as the US when it comes to racial injustice is just a fallacy.
Portland protesters tear gassed as DHS head calls them 'violent'
Federal forces have hospitalised and 'kidnapped' protesters, whom DHS head Chad Wolf called 'violent anarchists'.
Norway arrests British man suspected of Ryanair plane bomb threat
A 51-year-old British man is suspected of issuing a bomb threat midair during a Ryanair flight from London to Oslo.
Biden faces party pressure as running mate search continues
Biden is expected to choose a candidate for vice president from a shortlist of women by early August.
Outrage after jailed Indian poet Rao contracts coronavirus
Renowned poet, critic and political activist was arrested in 2018 for alleged links to Maoist fighters.
US voter suppression: Analysts say African Americans targeted
Across the US, The Sentencing Project says about six million convicted felons cannot vote due to various state laws.
US crime: Increase in violence across several cities
Most of the violence happens in predominantly Black neighbourhoods across the US.
Russia police raid opposition leader Alexei Navalny's offices
Navalny is banned from leaving Moscow as part of a new criminal case against him and his office is raided in the city.
Minority body faults police role in anti-Muslim riots in Delhi
Delhi Minority Commission report accuses police of inaction in cases related to the worst violence in decades.
Monsoon floods, landslides ravage South Asia, at least 221 dead
More than one million people have been marooned in Nepal, Bangladesh and India as overflowing rivers wreak havoc.
Georgia governor sues Atlanta officials over face mask mandate
Republican Brian Kemp seeking to overturn order that requires Atlanta residents to wear masks in public amid COVID-19.
Australia's asylum seekers excluded from government financial aid
The federal government has advised those who can no longer support themselves to strongly consider going home.
Gabon appoints first woman prime minister Ossouka Raponda
Rose Christiane Ossouka Raponda faces steep challenges in Gabon's economic relaunch and COVID-19 response.
Putin orders huge snap military drills in Russia's southwest
Russia's move prompts Ukraine to plan its own military exercises as an insurance against any escalation on its border.
'What a privilege': Swimming with endangered whale sharks in Qatar
Qatar's waters host some of the biggest gatherings of whale sharks, the world's largest living fish.
US: EU mission not doing enough to halt arms shipments to Libya
US diplomat shares Turkey's criticism Irini is biased, says it fails to stop embargo violations by Egypt, UAE, Russia.
Tunisia protesters shut down main oil production site in south
Demonstrators want gov't to invest more in marginalised region hit by high unemployment and failing infrastructure.
Zidane steers Real Madrid to record 34th Spanish league title
Spanish giants beat Villareal to seal their first La Liga title in three years.
The weight and pressure of American racism
For Black and Indigenous people and other persons of colour, the backbreaking weight of American racism is inescapable.
Outrage in India after Dalit couple thrashed, crops bulldozed
A lower-caste Dalit couple in Madhya Pradesh state attempted suicide after police beat them and destroyed their crops.
India coronavirus infections top one million: Health ministry
India saw record cases on Friday, as Red Cross warned the virus was spreading at 'an alarming rate' across South Asia.
FBI joins Twitter hacker hunt after prominent accounts hijacked
Top legislators on Capitol Hill told Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey to brief committee staff members on the hack by next week.
Flights cancelled after coronavirus reported in China's Xinjiang
At least 80 percent of flights in and out of Urumqi cancelled after case reported in far western province of China.
Australia posts record daily rise in coronavirus cases
Surge in outbreak in state of Victoria prompts tightening of distancing restrictions in neighbouring New South Wales.
'Cascading crises': UN calls for more funding for poorer nations
UN says response of wealthy countries 'grossly inadequate' as it increases appeal for funds to record $10.3bn.
Coronavirus cases in the US exceed 3.5 million: Live updates
Florida reported the largest one-day rise in deaths since the pandemic began and its second-largest increase in cases.
Analysis: Trump's push to reopen the US economy backfires
Behind Biden in public opinion polls, Trump is in a 'precarious' political position as 2020 re-election campaign begins.
Most Americans think it is unsafe to reopen schools: Poll
Just 26 percent of American adults said they thought it was safe for schools in their community to bring students back.
North American borders to be closed until August 21
Restrictions do not apply to people travelling for work, family care, educational or humanitarian reasons.
Wisconsin police officer who killed 3 people in 5 years suspended
Activists and lawyers have called for the officer to be fired. Local authorities are investigating the latest death.
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