Ethiopians denounce US at pro-government rally in Addis Ababa
More than 10,000 protest against US economic and security sanctions on Ethiopia over the conflict in Tigray.
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Qatar’s foreign minister hails ‘positive’ stance in UAE talks
Qatar's chief diplomat expresses optimism about overcoming differences with the UAE after the Gulf rift.
‘I hear the screams’: Tulsa race massacre remembered
Survivors of 1921 white mob massacre in Tulsa, Oklahoma, and their descendants demand reparations and recognition.
UN rights chief urges independent probe into deaths in Colombia
The statement pointed to reports that 14 people have died since Friday amid huge anti-government protests in Cali.
Israel FM arrives in Egypt for Gaza ‘permanent ceasefire’ talks
In first Israeli FM visit to Egypt in 13 years, talks include reconstruction of the ravaged Palestinian enclave.
US: Deadly shooting in Florida’s Miami area, say police
Top Miami-Dade police official says at least two killed, 20 wounded after gunmen fired into a crowd outside a club.
Mali coup leader heads to Ghana for ECOWAS crisis talks
Newly appointed President Assimi Goita heads to Ghana's capital, Accra, for an emergency summit on latest coup in Mali.
Russia confirms $500m loan for Belarus as West toughens sanctions
Vladimir Putin and Alexander Lukashenko hold second day of talks in Sochi as US imposes sanctions over plane diversion.
‘Patience is the key’: Samoa’s PM-elect hopeful before ruling
Court ruling due on Monday could help resolve political crisis that saw Fiame Naomi Mata’afa sworn in under a tent.
Biden slams Texas proposed voting curbs as ‘assault on democracy’
Texas legislators are expected to vote on bill restricting voting access, the latest of several similar measures in US.
Austrian Muslims to sue government over ‘Islam map’
Austrian Muslim groups slam government over map identifying mosques and Islamic associations around the country.
Colombian soldiers deployed in Cali after deadly day of protests
Rights advocates raise concerns about escalating violence in southwestern city as mayor says 13 people died on Friday.
Kidnappers free 14 Nigerian students abducted in Kaduna state
Gunmen release 14 remaining students abducted from Greenfield University in northwest Nigeria last month.
Debt Didn’t Disappear During The Pandemic. Meet A Man Whose Job Was To Collect It.
An American debt collection agency paid agents in Tijuana $150 a week to collect from delinquent borrowers in the US. We spoke to a person who did that job during the pandemic.
Indigenous people in Canada grapple with ‘unthinkable loss’
Remains of 215 Indigenous children discovered at a former residential school in province of British Columbia this week.
US faces ‘difficult questions’ on Egypt ties after Gaza ceasefire
Advocates question Joe Biden's promise to take rights-based approach to foreign policy amid Egypt-led mediation.
China successfully launches cargo resupply spacecraft
Tianzhou-2 is the second of 11 missions needed to complete China's first permanent space station.
Vietnam detects new hybrid of two COVID variants
Vietnam's health minister says new strain combines variants first identified in UK and India.
Brazil protesters denounce Bolsonaro over COVID crisis
Far-right Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro is facing a Senate inquiry into his government's handling of the pandemic.
Myanmar shadow government allies with rebels against military
Rebel Chin National Front signs agreement with the National Unity Government to 'demolish the dictatorship'.