Gunshots and teargas reported at funeral of slain Haitian president Jovenel Moïse
Mourners reportedly scrambled for cover amid gunshots at the funeral of slain Haitian President Jovenel…More
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Beijing sanctions several Americans, including former US commerce secretary, in first use of new law against anti-China penalties
The Chinese government has announced counter-sanctions against several Americans, including current and former officials, marking…More
Over 140 Palestinians injured as Israeli forces use rubber bullets and tear gas to break up West Bank protest (PHOTOS, VIDEO)
Scores of Palestinians have been injured in clashes with Israeli forces in the West Bank…More
India’s opposition demands inquiry into alleged govt ‘treason’ over use of Pegasus spyware
A key opposition figure in India has called for an investigation into the use of…More
Slovak police unleash tear gas as anti-Covid demonstrators push into parliament in Bratislava
Slovakian riot police launched tear gas on demonstrators in the capital of Bratislava after some…More
Canadian memorial to victims of communism received private donations in memory of Nazi collaborators and war criminals – reports
A controversial memorial being built in Canada to honor victims of communist regimes has reportedly…More
Hungary demands money Norway ‘owes’ after Nordic nation suspends financial aid over NGO funding row
Hungary’s government has criticized Norway after the Nordic country announced on Friday that it will…More
Moderna’s Covid-19 jab given green light by EU drugs regulator for use in adolescents
The EU’s medicines regulator has given its backing for Moderna’s Covid-19 vaccine to be administered…More
Monsoon rains trigger floods and landslides in India leaving at least 67 dead
At least 67 people have died as monsoon rainfall sparked floods and landslides, primarily in…More
Great Barrier Reef avoids UNESCO endangered list after lobbying efforts from Australia and 11 other countries
The Great Barrier Reef will not join the United Nations Educational Scientific and Cultural Organization’s…More