Journalists decry ‘forcible takeover’ of Kashmir Press Club
Journalists take over Kashmir Press Club as security forces stand by - journalists decry the 'dangerous precededent'.
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Sudan pro-democracy faction agrees to UN-brokered talks
The Forces of Freedom of and Change says it will take part in UN-sponsored talks to end months of political deadlock.
India daily COVID-19 case count reaches eight-month peak: Live
India reports 271,202 daily COVID cases; report says UK will stop asking fully vaccinated travellers to test on return.
In Pictures: Tonga volcano eruption triggers worldwide tsunami
Satellite images showed a plume of ash, steam and gas rising like a mushroom above the Pacific waters.
Somalia government spokesman wounded in blast in capital
A suicide bomber is believed to have targeted Mohamed Ibrahim Moalimuu, who was rushed to hospital.
Yemen’s Houthis reject UN call to free UAE-flagged ship
Houthi rebels say the Rwabee was carrying military equipment, accusing the UN of siding with 'murderers'.
Tonga volcano eruption caused ‘significant damage’, says Ardern
New Zealand leader says volcanic eruption damaged Tonga's capital, but there are no reports of deaths as of yet.
Hostages freed after standoff at Texas synagogue; gunman dead
Officials say hostage-taker sought the release of Aafia Siddiqui, a Pakistani scientist who is serving jail term in US.
Kosovo bans Serbian vote on constitutional changes on its soil
Serbia will hold a referendum on amendments to the constitution that would change how judges, prosecutors are elected.
Ex-senator Joseph arrested over Haitian president’s killing
Jamaican police say John Joel Joseph, a suspect in the murder of Haiti President Jovenel Moise, has been arrested.
Thousands protest against France COVID vaccine pass
Thousands take to the streets with Parliament expected to pass a bill tightening restrictions on the unvaccinated.
Lebanon: Hezbollah, Amal to end boycott of cabinet sessions
The groups say decision was driven by desire to have the 2022 budget approved and discuss an economic recovery plan.
Kazakh authorities say 225 people killed in violent unrest
Nineteen members of the security forces were among those killed, says top law enforcement official.
Prince Andrew, accuser seek witnesses in sex abuse lawsuit
Lawyers for both sides file their initial requests for witnesses as part of the civil case filed in the United States.
COVID: Beijing reports first local Omicron case
Omicron case in Beijing comes as cities across the country ratchet up viral vigilance before the Winter Olympics.
Calls grow for UK PM to resign over lockdown ‘parties’
Staff at Downing Street held 'wine-time Fridays' during coronavirus lockdowns, according to new revelations.
New US Africa envoy to visit Ethiopia and Sudan
US envoy, assistant secretary to meet leaders and civil society actors during severe crises in the two African nations.
Iran looking for ‘safe channel’ to pay UN dues to regain vote
Tehran has lost its voting rights at the UN for a second year in a row as it struggles to pay due to US sanctions.
UN decries Ethiopia air strikes; says dozens killed this month
UN says at least 108 civilians killed in Tigray since new year began as it warns aid distributions at an all-time low.
Russia says it dismantled REvil hacking group at US request
Moscow says it cracked down on ransomware cybercrime group suspected of attacks on US companies at Washington's request.