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Brazil’s Supreme Court sentences first Brasilia riot defendant to 17 years
Justices vote to convict Aecio Lucio Costa Pereira on charges that included armed association and an attempted coup.
Yemen’s Houthi rebels heading to Riyadh for talks with Saudi officials
The Omani-mediated talks in the Saudi capital increase chances of a Saudi-Houthi deal.
Top Iran official says UAE may ‘destabilise’ security over disputed islands
Ali Akbar Velayati says three disputed islands which UAE claims as its own are 'integral part' of Iran's territory.
NASA appoints director to lead UFO research, urges science-based approach
US space agency official says conversation around UFOs must move from 'sensationalism to science' to progress.
Fishing trawler frees stranded luxury cruise ship in Greenland
The Ocean Explorer cruise vessel was refloated after having been stuck in mud northeast of Greenland's capital Nuuk.
Australia to toughen laws on ex-military staff who train foreign armies
Legislation introduced after Chinese pilots trained and as Australia prepares to share nuclear secrets with its allies.
Trump trial split from Georgia co-defendants going to court next month
Judge rules former US president and 16 co-defendants to be tried separately from pair set to go to trial on October 23.
Russia orders expulsion of two US embassy staff for links to ‘spy’
Two diplomats will be expelled for working with Robert Shonov, a former US consulate worker accused by Moscow of spying.
Spain cuts gang rape convict’s prison term under botched law
A Wolf Pack rapist uses a loophole in 'Only Yes Is Yes' law, which set lighter minimum sentences for certain sex crimes.
Journalist who fled threats in Mexico wins US asylum appeal
Emilio Gutierrez Soto says he hopes case will highlight need to protect other journalists 'risking lives to tell truth'.
Functioning weather service may have prevented Libya flood casualties: WMO
WMO boss says many people could have been saved if divided country had a normally operating meteorological service.
Middle East Roundup: Disaster in North Africa – Morocco quake, Libya floods
Morocco's deadly quake, Libya's deadly floods, 30 years since Oslo Accords - here's the Middle East this week.
The Oslo peace accords: Historic achievement or historic tragedy?
Most Palestinians and Israelis agree that the Oslo peace agreement had disastrous effects - but what's the alternative?
Serbia, Kosovo leaders hold talks as pressure mounts to dial down tensions
European Union foreign policy chief Josep Borrell says it is time for the two countries to normalise ties 'in earnest'.
Nationwide blackout across Nigeria after power grid collapse
Thursday's outage affects all of Nigeria's 36 states and the capital, Abuja.
Bangladesh court jails prominent rights activists for two years
Adilur Rahman Khan and Nasiruddin Elan of Odhikar group documented extrajudicial killings and enforced disappearances.
How to support Storm Daniel flood victims in Libya
Eastern Libya is devastated by floods that killed about 6,000 people and displaced 30,000. Here's how to help.
Photos: Whole families drown in Libya’s floods
Thousands of people are confirmed dead and several thousand missing, with the mayor saying the toll could reach 20,000.
New lawsuit filed against Greece on behalf of refugee shipwreck survivors
Forty survivors part of suit alleging Greek authorities failed to protect lives of those on boat that capsized in June.
The Transnational World of Primate Testing
101 East investigates the global demand for monkeys for medical testing and the efforts to stop smuggling cartels.
Tenzirt, a village wiped off the map by Morocco’s earthquake
The earthquake killed 22 and injured 24 residents in the small village of Tenzirt.
Britain’s monarchy is dying, and no PR can save it
The world mostly ignored the anniversary of Queen Elizabeth's passing, a reminder of how little the royal family means.
The Egyptian village that lost nearly 100 men in the Libya floods
At least 70 men from village of al-Sharif in Egypt's Beni Suef province died in Libya's Derna that was struck by floods.
Nipah trackers get samples from bats, trees as 800 tested in India’s Kerala
The state is battling its fourth outbreak since 2018 of a virus for which there is no vaccine, with at least two dead.
Spanish police arrest man for groping reporter Isa Balado while live on air
Balado was reporting on a robbery in Madrid for channel Cuatro when a man groped her on camera.
Rival governments cooperate to aid Libya’s flood victims as misery piles on
Domestic efforts to aid survivors are on despite political fractions amid international efforts.
Cruise ship with 206 passengers stuck in Greenland’s Arctic
The Ocean Explorer ran aground at about noon on Monday above the Arctic Circle in Alpefjord.
Ininnawa: Indonesia’s remote island nurses
A retired nurse volunteers to return to remote Indonesian islands to help her patients during a healthcare crisis.
Photos: Hundreds of shops gutted in market fire in Bangladesh
It took six hours for military forces and firefighters to contain the blaze, likely caused by an electric short circuit.
China unveils ‘special’ measures to boost Taiwan’s access to coastal Fujian
Beijing has proposed transforming Fujian province into a zone for integrated development with Taiwan.
Biden’s Vietnam embrace repeats past US mistakes
The US is again attempting to draw Vietnam into superpower politics. But much of the world is wary of Washington's game.
US military resumes drone, crewed aircraft operations in post-coup Niger
US reaches agreement with Niger's military leaders to restart drone, crewed aircraft missions at two airbases.
Taiwan claps back at Elon Musk after China comments
Taiwanese Foreign Minister Joseph Wu says Taiwan is 'not for sale' after Musk discusses Beijing's stance on the island.
US to withhold $85m military aid to Egypt over political prisoners, rights
US Senator Chris Murphy calls for additional $235m to be withheld over Egypt's 'egregious human rights record'.
Taiwan says 68 Chinese warplanes, 10 vessels detected near island
Taiwan suspects China is conducting drills involving the Shandong aircraft carrier but there has been no confirmation.
Deep and dangerous: Is AI the future of ocean exploration?
The Titan implosion has cast focus on autonomous, unmanned submersibles as the way to uncovering the ocean's secrets.
Vladimir Putin accepts Kim Jong Un invitation to North Korea
Kim is continuing his tour of eastern Russia after his summit with Putin at the Vostochny Cosmodrome.
How US police found killer Danelo Cavalcante using dogs, heat-sensing plane
Cavalcante captured after escaping from jail by crab-walking up between two walls at a prison and jumping from roof.
Mexico legislators hold hearing on existence of UFOs, shown ‘alien’ bodies
Mexican congressman Sergio Gutierrez said he hoped the hearing on UFOs was the first of other similar events in Mexico.
EU launches probes into Chinese subsidies for electric vehicles
Anti-subsidy investigation is highest-profile case against China since EU probe into Chinese solar panels a decade ago.
Russia-Ukraine war: List of key events, day 568
As the war enters its 568th day, these are the main developments.
All you need to know about Ken Paxton’s Texas impeachment trial
The Texas attorney general - who earned national stature for challenging US President Biden - faces charges of bribery.
Disappearances ‘speak to dangers’ of environmental activism in Philippines
Some 15 activists and community organisers have gone missing since Ferdinand Marcos Jr took power in the Philippines.
Inflation continues to climb in Argentina as presidential election nears
Skyrocketing inflation continues to strain Argentinian pocketbooks, fuel disenchantment with political establishment.
Trials begin in Brazil for pro-Bolsonaro rioters who stormed capital
Prosecutors hope to send the message that Brazil has 'turned the page on the day of coups', rejecting election violence.
In a Marrakesh hospital, Morocco’s quake survivors ponder what comes next
Half of the village of Ijjoukak are believed to have died. Survivors there are unsure how they'll pick up the pieces.
Death toll in Libya’s Derna flooding could reach 20,000: Mayor
Thousands remain missing after flooding from Storm Daniel wreaks havoc in the eastern city of Derna.
Deadly explosion hits Gaza rally marking 2005 Israel pullout
At least five Palestinians killed in an explosion next to the separation fence along the Israeli frontier.
Deadly fighting continues in Lebanon’s Ein el-Hilweh Palestinian camp
Violence at Lebanon's largest Palestinian refugee camp intensifies as ceasefire between Fatah and armed groups crumbles.
Indian security officers, rebels killed in gun battle in Kashmir
Four Indian security forces and two rebels have been killed in separate gunfights in Indian-administered Kashmir.
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