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Russia angered by visit to Norway of largest US aircraft carrier
The USS Gerald R Ford is visiting Oslo ahead of expected military exercises in the Arctic.
Microsoft says China-sponsored hackers targeted infrastructure
US tech giant says attacks targeted communications and other infrastructure in Guam and elsewhere.
Africa, don’t bite the poison pill of austerity any more
The continent's debt crisis is not of its making. And cutting back on public spending will only aggravate the problem.
‘Raw, powerful, unstoppable’: Tributes pour in for Tina Turner
Barack Obama, Mick Jagger, Elton John and Beyonce pay tribute to 'Queen of Rock 'n' Roll' Tina Turner after her death.
Israel military court jails soldiers for abusing Palestinian man
Rights groups accuse Israeli military of investigating only a fraction of cases involving crimes against Palestinians.
Russia-Ukraine war: List of key events, day 456
As the war enters its 456th day, we take a look at the main developments.
Russian leader of anti-Putin force says expect more border raids
Denis Kapustin, self-described leader of the Russian Volunteer Corps, said his unit will raid Russian territory again.
Wagner chief says 20,000 of its troops killed in Bakhmut battle
Yevgeny Prigozhin repeats criticism of Russia's top brass and warns high number of fatalities is a risk to the country.
Chinese Indonesians reflect on life 25 years from Soeharto’s fall
The ethnic minority can now openly express their cultural identity but remain vulnerable to prejudice.
US elections 2024: Who is the Republican contender Ron DeSantis?
A look at rise of Florida governor, who is seen as Trump's most serious challenger for party's presidential nomination.
Photos: Tina Turner, a life in music
Turner, a music icon, dies at age 83 in Switzerland, after a long illness, leaving behind a performing legacy.
Canada and Saudi Arabia rekindle diplomatic ties after 2018 spat
Diplomatic rupture began in 2018, with tweets from Canada's foreign ministry denouncing human rights in Saudi Arabia.
Thirsty elephants rampage through north Cameroon city
Forestry and wildlife official Jean Nyemeg said elephants trampled a child to death this week in a village near Maroua
DeSantis launches US presidential bid in glitch-filled broadcast
DeSantis is seen as the most formidable opponent against former President Donald Trump for the Republican nomination.
‘Simply the best’: Singer Tina Turner dies at 83
The, What's Love Got to Do with It, singer who won eight Grammy Awards died in Switzerland after long illness.
Why is Florida Governor Ron DeSantis feuding with Disney?
The Republican leader continues his combative stance against company that criticised an anti-LGBTQ law in Florida.
Can the current ceasefire stop the fighting in Sudan?
The country has been embroiled in war for more than a month.
Ex-PM Imran Khan’s PTI hit by more resignations in Pakistan
Chaudhry, senior vice president of the PTI, quits party, Secretary General Umar resigns from post.
About 500 onboard boat in distress in Mediterranean, NGO says
NGO Emergency says Maltese authorities so far failed to heed calls for a rescue as boat takes on water in bad weather.
Typhoon Mawar slams Guam with heavy wind and rain
Conditions are expected to intensify through Thursday as the Category 4 storm lashes the island with 225kph winds.
Target to remove LGBTQ merchandise following threats to workers
The decision comes as the rights of LGBTQ people in the US have been targeted by conservative lawmakers.
Ukraine and Russia trade places in battle for Bakhmut
Ukraine now threatens encirclement of ruined eastern city after Russia claims victory.
Ex-Nepal ministers among 30 charged in US-bound refugee scam
Prosecutors say huge amounts of money collected from hundreds of Nepalis to send them to the US as Bhutanese refugees.
‘Where is the logic?’: Georgia will not sanction Russia, says PM
Irakli Garibashvili says Georgian citizens and the nation's economy would suffer if Tbilisi sanctioned Moscow.
Tasered 95-year-old great-grandmother dies in Australia
Police officer charged after he used stun gun on Clare Nowland, who had been living with dementia in a nursing home.
‘Incalculable loss’: Oakland battles to save last pro sports team
As Major League Baseball's Oakland Athletics look set to move to Las Vegas, fans say the loss goes far beyond sport.
How Russia tried to colonise Africa and failed
The Kremlin would have you believe Russia always engaged with Africa on anti-colonial terms. That was not the case.
Four Filipinas sue diplomat employers in Switzerland for slavery
Four Filipina domestic workers sue diplomat employers in the EU's latest case of exploitation in diplomatic households.
Nuri al-Said: Iraq’s power broker and 14-time prime minister
The life and death of a man who served as Iraqi prime minister 14 times between 1930 and 1958.
El Salvador’s Prison State
Fault Lines reports on El Salvador’s war on gangs and investigates claims of abuse and deaths in prison.
Greece appoints caretaker PM ahead of June repeat election
Judge Ioannis Sarmas will lead the interim government after the governing party fell short of an outright majority.
Families of jailed Tunisian leaders approach Africa court
Families of detained opposition members in Tunisia have filed a case at the African Court on Human and Peoples' Rights.
France bans short-haul flights in effort to fight climate change
Air travel between Paris and regional hubs such as Nantes, Lyon and Bordeaux will now be banned.
Israel postpones parole session for writer Walid Daqqa
Novelist and political activist Daqqa was transferred to hospital on Monday following further health complications.
South Africans blame gov’t as cholera outbreak kills 15
South Africa's Gauteng province declared a cholera outbreak on Sunday, with 41 confirmed cases and 15 deaths so far.
Humanitarian aid to Sudan slow despite fighting lull amid truce
US Secretary of State Antony Blinken warns Sudan’s rival generals to abide by the latest ceasefire or face sanctions.
Elderly Briton dies after being struck by UK royal’s motorcade
Helen Holland, 81, died two weeks after being hit by a motorcycle escorting Sophie, Duchess of Edinburgh.
World failing to protect civilians caught in conflict: UN chief
Nearly 17,000 civilian deaths were recorded across 12 conflicts around the world last year, a 53% rise.
Why is the African Union absent in Sudan?
In Sudan, 'African solutions to African problems' is proving to be a hollow mantra.
Soldiers among four killed in northwest Pakistan suicide bombing
Bombing in North Waziristan, a district in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province, is second attack to hit nation in as many days.
Russia, China sign new agreements, defying Western criticism
Russian PM Mikhail Mishustin is the highest ranking Russian official to visit Beijing since the Ukraine war began.
Survivors call for effective EU law to tackle child sex abuse
Debates on a new legislation to tackle childhood sexual violence online and offline are under way in the European Union.
Why was a Palestinian song removed from Spotify?
Mohammed Assaf's Ana Dammi Falastini is back on the streaming giant. Why was it taken down in the first place?
Pakistan considering banning Imran Khan’s party: Defence minister
Khawaja Asif says the former prime minister's PTI party attacked the 'very basis of state' which could not be tolerated.
‘Good for all’: Israel passes controversial pro-settler budget
The contentious budget will boost funds to ultraorthodox and pro-settler parties.
Islamic scholar Tariq Ramadan cleared in Swiss rape trial
Tariq Ramadan acquitted after a Swiss court found no evidence against the former Oxford University professor.
Mexico’s Popocatepetl volcano spews more gas and ash
While east of the mountain people didn’t remove their masks, to the west, they casually watched the gas and ash plume.
German police conduct raids to investigate climate activists
Authorities say raids took place in seven states to investigate seven people aged between 22 to 38.
Climate scientists flee Twitter as hostility surges
Climate change policy is accelerating, prompting a rise in what experts identify as organised resistance by deniers.
Why have dozens of leaders quit Imran Khan’s party in Pakistan?
Since Khan's arrest and the violence that followed, more than two dozen PTI leaders have quit the beleaguered party.
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