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Brazil could face ‘more severe’ unrest than US Capitol riot
Elections chief's warning comes as President Bolsonaro, who is trailing in the polls, casts doubts on voting system.
Who can replace UK’s Prime Minister Boris Johnson?
PM Johnson's resignation after a growing rebellion over a series of scandals prompts talks on his possible replacement.
Inflation plunged 71 million into poverty since Ukraine war
UN Development Programme report finds surge in commodity prices hitting parts of world's regions hard.
A new Hajj booking system leaves tour operators out in the cold
Pilgrims must now book travels via a new online portal which works on a lottery system, cutting out many agents.
UK’s Boris Johnson ‘to resign’ after losing party’s support
The 58-year-old Conservative became prime minister in 2019 but has suffered a series of scandals.
UK says diplomat ‘arrest’ reports false, has left Iran
Iranian state television accused UK diplomat Giles Whitaker of 'carrying out intelligence operations' in military areas.
UK political crisis deepens as new ministers tell Johnson to quit
New finance and education ministers tell the prime minister to resign less than 48 hours after their appointment.
China’s domination of solar a risk to zero-carbon future: IEA
Energy body says world must quadruple the pace at which solar capacity is growing to reach net-zero emissions by 2050.
Photos: One million Muslims start Hajj pilgrimage in Mecca
The annual Muslim religious pilgrimage is slowly returning to its pre-pandemic number of attendees.
Biden struggles to define agenda ahead of visit to Saudi Arabia
US president says Arab normalisation with Israel and other regional issues are driving his upcoming trip to the kingdom.
Australia offers 4th COVID shot as subvariants fuel new wave
Authorities expand rollout of COVID booster shots to people aged 30 and above as hospitalisations rise.
Two hours and eight years: Palestinian families split by Israel
Thousands of Palestinian families are split between the occupied West Bank and Gaza Strip due to Israeli policies.
Russia-Ukraine war: List of key events, day 134
As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 134th day, we take a look at the main developments.
Russia’s Lavrov at G20 summit set to be dominated by Ukraine war
Bali meeting will see first face-to-face meeting between Russia's top diplomat and some of Moscow's biggest critics.
Hong Kong suspends COVID flight bans that fuelled expat exodus
Restrictions eased as authorities cite 'social chaos' and flight ban's negative effect on returning students
Asian stocks higher after US Fed signals more rate hikes
Markets in Shanghai, Tokyo and Sydney rise after Fed meeting flags possibility of "even more restrictive stance".
S Korea opens probe against ex-spy chiefs over N Korea cases
Ex-spy chiefs are accused of abuse of power in the handling of two border incidents during Moon Jae-in's tenure.
Sri Lanka’s central bank hikes interest rates to 21-year high
The move comes as inflation hit a record 54.6 percent and food inflation galloped to 80.1 percent.
MI5, FBI chiefs warn of ‘game-changing’ threats from China
Ken McCallum and Chris Wray warn businesses that China is determined to steal their technology for competitive gain.
‘Insane’ lithium price bump threatens EV fix for climate change
The price of the metal used in batteries for electric cars has risen six-fold since the start of the year.
What’s being done to fix opera’s problem with anti-Asian racism?
As audiences evolve, opera companies must decide how to handle racist characterisations in certain shows.
Ukraine-Russia live news: War to dominate G20 meeting
Discussion about global energy and food crises, exacerbated by Moscow's invasion, are on the agenda.
DR Congo and Rwanda agree to reduce tensions over M23 rebels
DRC says it has agreed 'de-escalation process' with Rwanda following weeks of rising tensions over rebel fighting.
Russian forces ‘destroying everything’ in eastern Ukraine
Luhansk’s Governor Serhiy Haidai says Russian forces are 'burning down and destroying everything on their way'.
US imposes new Iran sanctions amid efforts to revive nuclear deal
US measures targeting Iranian petroleum and petrochemical sales come ahead of Joe Biden's visit to the region next week.
US Fed: ‘More restrictive’ rates possible if inflation persists
Policymakers backed raising rates at their next meeting in July by either 50 or 75 basis points, show Fed records.
Biden speaks with wife of basketball star detained in Russia
The US President said he is working to secure Brittney Griner's release as she is 'wrongfully detained' in Russia.
What is behind the protests rocking Libya?
Protesters take to the streets in east and west Libya, as anger rises over political deadlock and living conditions.
July 4 gunman contemplated another attack, officials say
Robert Crimo is charged with seven counts of first-degree murder for firing on a parade on July 4 in a Chicago suburb.
Lebanon plans Syrian refugee repatriation within months: Minister
Lebanon hosts about 1.5 million Syrians refugees who have fled a brutal, decade-old conflict in their home country.
Russia’s Medvedev warns US against pressing for war crimes court
Dmitry Medvedev says attempts to use courts or tribunals to investigate Russia's actions in Ukraine would be futile.
India ruling party has no Muslim MP for the first time in history
Modi's BJP is left with no Muslim parliamentarian after Mukhtar Abbas Naqvi resigns as the minorities affairs minister.
Trump’s ex-White House counsel to appear before Jan 6 committee
Pat Cipollone internally opposed Donald Trump's push to overturn 2020 elections, according to lawmakers and witnesses.
What we know about those killed in July 4 Highland Park shooting
The parents of a two-year-old boy are among the seven people who were killed on Monday, as friends and family mourn.
‘Beja Power!’: Music as resistance on Sudan’s Red Sea coast
A new album expresses the long-marginalised Beja community's struggle to keep their culture alive.
SA holds state funeral for 21 club victims as gov’t is criticised
Thousands of mourners were in attendance, including government officials to schoolmates of victims and others.
Russia claims advanced US rocket launchers destroyed in Ukraine
Russia claims it also destroyed two ammunition depots storing rockets for the HIMARS near a village south of Kramatorsk.
Russia pockets $24bn from selling energy to China, India
China spent $18.9bn and Russia $5.1bn for Russian oil and gas in just three months following the invasion of Ukraine.
Sri Lanka president asks Russia’s Putin to help import fuel
After Russia invaded Ukraine, global oil prices skyrocketed, prompting some countries to seek discounted Russian crude.
EU parliament backs green label for gas and nuclear investments
Legislators back EU rules labelling investments in gas and nuclear power plants as climate-friendly.
World hunger rising as UN agencies warn of ‘looming catastrophe’
Up to 828 million people, or nearly 10 percent of the world's population, were affected by hunger last year: UN report.
Texas migrant deaths highlight growing desperation in Guatemala
Families are in mourning after dozens were found dead in an abandoned trailer en route to a 'better future'.
Hadron Collider: What could subatomic particle smasher reveal?
World's largest collider, which revealed Higgs boson particle, has started a third round of experiments after upgrades.
What’s next for Ukraine after the fall of Luhansk?
As the war grinds on with reports of nationwide attacks, some Russian forces regroup while others focus on Donetsk.
Sudan protesters sceptical military will step aside
Civilian blocs and resistance committees are rushing to build a new front to assume executive functions.
Climate change and war send Syria’s bees further afield
Beekeepers in northwestern Syria have to do whatever they can to produce honey - despite the dangers they face.
US Women’s Rights: Post-Roe v Wade
“I feel like a second-class citizen.“
The ‘terror’ in Highland Park: The US is exceptional, indeed
But why is it that American 'exceptionalism' is now manifested in such uniquely unhinged episodes of mass murder?
India’s export curbs, tax hike to exacerbate global fuel shortage
India's moves come when world is grappling with tight gasoline, diesel supplies as sanctions have hit Russian exports.
UK’s Johnson faces MPs, refuses to quit despite mass resignations
The prime minister promises to 'keep going' despite a growing list of Conservative officials resigning in protest.
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