Zimbabwe chief orders Mugabe remains exhumed, reburied
Traditional leader says former first lady broke local customs by burying Mugabe at his rural home.
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Yemen: Mysterious airbase gets built on Mayun island
Yemeni government says UAE behind the base constructed on the strategically important volcanic island.
In Pictures: Gaza fishermen back on the water after ceasefire
Israeli forces allowed a limited number of vessels to return to sea following a ceasefire in the recent conflict.
In 2020, more people displaced by extreme climate than conflict
A record 55 million people were forced to move within their countries in 2020 due to extreme weather events.
Australia to close Afghanistan embassy over security fears
Morrison says embassy to shut this week because of the 'increasingly uncertain security environment'.
Hong Kong could soon throw away millions of unused vaccine doses
Official says Hong Kongers 'only have a three-month window' before the first batch of Pfizer-BioNTech vaccines expires.
UN offers help as Samoa rivals both claim leadership
UN calls for dialogue after incumbent leader refuses to cede power despite election loss.
Thousands evacuated in India as strong Cyclone Yaas inches closer
Yaas, set to turn into 'very severe cyclonic storm', expected to make landfall on Wednesday in Odisha and West Bengal.
Turkey removes another Central Bank deputy governor
The move comes two months after the president fired the central bank governor and a deputy governor, spooking markets.
Blinken’s Middle East visit: ‘What can he offer?’
US state department says Antony Blinken aims to cement Israel-Hamas ceasefire, but experts question long-term strategy.
‘We will not give up’: Palestinians in Gaza rebuild from scratch
Many of the commercial, innovative sites targeted by Israeli forces were invaluable resources for the blockaded enclave.
US warns against travel to Japan as country grapples COVID surge
US says coronavirus surge makes it risky for citizens to travel to Japan, just two months ahead of Tokyo Olympics.
Online Hate Becomes Real-World Violence In Israel–Palestine
“Business is booming for online inspired lynchings, unfortunately, all over the world,” said one researcher in Israel.
US judge hears final arguments in row between Apple, Epic Games
The case brought before a judge in California threatens to upend how the $142bn world of mobile applications is managed.
This Former Marine Is Facing Jail Time For A Fake Kidnapping Gone Wrong In A North Korean Embassy
Christopher Ahn believed he could soothe the fears of defectors fleeing the horrors of the Kim regime. He found himself in the crosshairs of international law enforcement.
At least 14 killed in Peru attack before presidential election
Deadly attack in remote region of Peru known for coca production comes less than two weeks before presidential runoff.
Amazon deal to acquire MGM movie studio could come Tuesday
The agreement would bring a vast library of MGM movies and shows to Amazon, which operates its own streaming service.
EU leaders agree on Belarus sanctions after journalist’s arrest
EU agrees to ban Belarus from its airspace after forced diversion of plane and arrest of opposition journalist.
Military ‘arrests Mali’s president, PM’ following gov’t reshuffle
President Ndaw, PM Ouane reportedly taken to a military base outside the capital Bamako.
‘Qualified immunity’: How US police are shielded from lawsuits
US courts have developed a legal doctrine that protects police from lawsuits for civil rights abuses, wrongful deaths.