In Russia, UAE leader calls for dialogue to end Ukraine war
As Putin is isolated by much of the world, Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan meets the Russian president and lauds ties.
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Mali divided before referendum vote to pave way for elections
The June 18 referendum could pave the way for presidential elections to hold in Mali in February 2024.
Iran’s Raisi secures array of agreements on Latin American tour
Ebrahim Raisi visits Venezuela, Nicaragua and Cuba, Tehran's three allies in the region, on five-day trip.
Fears of environmental disaster mount after Ukraine dam break
An estimated 700,000 people are in need of clean water around the Nova Kakhovka dam as Kyiv speaks of ‘ecocide’.
India court bars airing of Al Jazeera documentary
Media network's film, India ... Who Lit the Fuse?, investigates hate crimes by Hindu nationalist groups against Muslims.
‘She clung to the children’: Nigeria boat tragedy survivors mourn
Survivors and relatives are mourning the deaths of 106 people in a boat tragedy on June 12 after a large wedding party.
Timeline: How the migrant boat tragedy unfolded off Greece
Greek authorities say they were notified of the boat's presence but those onboard repeatedly refused offers for help.
UK ex-police watchdog chief charged with raping teenage girl
Michael Lockwood's charges include six counts of indecent assault and three offences of rape against a girl.
Explosions hit Kyiv as African leaders begin ‘peace mission’
The leaders also plan to visit Russia, as a diplomatic standoff brews between South African officials and Poland.
India minister’s house set ablaze in ethnic violence-hit Manipur
Junior Foreign Minister R K Ranjan Singh's office confirms a mob vandalised and set fire to his house in capital Imphal.
Protesters in Lebanon vandalise banks, demand their money back
People demand the return of their savings and call for officials involved in corruption to be held accountable.
Virgin Galactic plans first commercial space flight this month
Virgin Galactic has sold about 800 tickets over the past decade, with the initial batch going for $200,000 each.
India police say five ‘foreign’ fighters killed in Kashmir
Officials claim the fighters were killed in a gunfight along the de facto border with neighbouring Pakistan.
Cyclone Biparjoy disrupts power, kills two in India and Pakistan
Thousands without power as the severe cyclone makes landfall and heavy rains lash both the Indian and Pakistani coasts.
Protests across Greece as hope to find shipwreck survivors fades
Greek authorities have been criticised for not acting to rescue hundreds as their boat sank off the coast of Pylos.
Why is US Secretary of State Antony Blinken going to China?
Expectations are modest for Beijing and Washington in attempt to improve relations after a particularly bumpy year.
Three dead, dozens hurt as tornado devastates Texas town in US
The tornado moved through a mobile home park, mangling trailers and uprooting trees, according to a witness.
World breaks average temperature record for June: EU
EU Copernicus Climate Change Service says start of June saw global surface air temper break heat records for the period.
US military chief says Ukraine offensive a ‘very difficult fight’
US General Mark Milley says Ukraine making 'steady progress' in counteroffensive that is 'very violent' and costly.
Seoul salvages part of rocket from North Korea’s failed launch
Pyongyang attempted to send its first military spy satellite into orbit last month, but the rocket crashed into the sea.