Israel to allow right-wing march through Jerusalem’s Old City
Statement from Netanyahu's office says march to go ahead 'in a format' to be agreed between police and organisers.
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US agencies probe media leak of wealthiest Americans’ tax records
Media outlet ProPublica did not disclose how it obtained the IRS records it based its reporting on.
Harris hails ‘new era’ with Mexico during Lopez Obrador meeting
US and Mexico sign agreement to deepen bilateral cooperation on development in Central America.
‘Betrayal’: Namibian opposition MPs slam Germany genocide deal
Prime minister calls for unity but opposition MPs accuse gov't of sidelining them and the communities directly affected.
Pfizer to expand tests of COVID-19 vaccine in children below 12
New study to enroll thousands of children below 12 years at dozens of sites across the US, Finland, Poland and Spain.
Nigerians launch legal action against government’s Twitter ban
Lawsuit filed at ECOWAS court in Abuja calls for interim injunction restraining gov't from implementing suspensi
In Pictures: Mining tin from the sea in Indonesia
As tin reserves on land in Indonesia continue to twindle, miners are turning to the sea.
US: 2,100 migrant children may still be separated from parents
A Biden administration task force charged with reuniting families separated under Trump, has so far united 7 children.
Help wanted: US job openings hit record high
Job openings hit a record high while one in three businesses struggle to find skilled talent.
World reacts as UN court upholds Mladic genocide conviction
Joe Biden and Michelle Bachelet among those to praise judges' upholding of Bosnian Serb military leader's convictions.
Groups urge Biden to halt $735m weapons sale to Israel
Moving ahead with weapons sale gives 'green light' to Israeli abuses of Palestinians, rights advocates say.
Thousands flee after massacre in northern Burkina Faso
Government says 7,000 families have fled to Sebba after attackers killed 138 people in Solhan village.
‘Game show’: Iranian candidates slam debate format, trade barbs
Presidential hopefuls exchange accusations during second debate, criticise state television over handling of sessions.
Canada anti-Muslim attack: ‘It could have been any one of us’
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says killing of four members of a Muslim family in Ontario is a 'terrorist attack'.
Ethiopia election: Will delayed polls mirror those of the past?
Gov't says June 21 vote will be a break away from previous polls but critics say process is not free and fair.
UN Security Council backs Antonio Guterres for second term
Secretary-general says he would be 'deeply humbled' if the UN General Assembly were to approve a second term.
Bitcoin sinks after Colonial Pipeline ransom recovery
Recovery of most of ransom paid to Colonial Pipeline hackers undermines case that Bitcoin is beyond government control.
Rights groups demand Biden end ‘torture’ of solitary confinement
ACLU and others say solitary is 'torture', ask Biden and Harris to fulfil campaign promises to end inmate isolation.
US VP Harris in Mexico, meets Lopez Obrador for migration talks
The US and Mexico signed a memorandum of understanding that will establish greater cooperation between the two nations.
Peru’s polarised presidential runoff still too close to call
Actual vote margin between left-wing candidate Pedro Castillo and populist Keiko Fujimori is only 95,000.