Ukraine rules out offensive against Russia-backed separatists
Meanwhile, Russia says it fears resumption of full-scale war in east Ukraine and could take steps to protect civilians.
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Amazon union vote, US vaccine hunters and a Martian helicopter
We gather the numbers to know from the week’s biggest economic news stories so you can impress your friends.
Vote count tilting against unionising Alabama Amazon workers
Regardless of outcome, labour activists and leaders think Bessemer union push could inspire Amazon workers across US.
Mozambique sending medical team to identify Palma attack victims
At least 12 victims thought to be foreigners were beheaded by ISIL-linked fighters in last month's attack.
After Ayodhya, another mosque-temple dispute brews in India’s UP
Varanasi court orders 'comprehensive physical survey' of Mughal-era mosque located next to a famous Hindu temple.
Prince Philip, husband of Queen Elizabeth II, dies aged 99
Buckingham Palace says Queen Elizabeth II's husband 'passed away peacefully' at Windsor Castle.
‘Dire consequences’: Iraq issues COVID warning after record cases
Health ministry issues warning saying spike in cases due to laxity among Iraqis who flout preventive measures.
Gunmen kill 11 Nigerian troops in central Benue state
Army spokesman says troops operating in Benue state came under attack while on routine operational task.
Nepal battles worst forest fires in years as air quality drops
Wildfires burn in at least 60 places across 22 of Nepal's 77 districts, killing five people since January.
Turkey fumes after Italian PM Draghi called Erdogan ‘dictator’
Draghi's remarks come after EU Commission chief did not get proper seating arrangement during Ankara visit.
Bollywood anxious as India abolishes film certification tribunal
Filmmakers slam abolition of Film Certification Appellate Tribunal (FCAT), calling it a 'setback for artistic freedom'.
Counting under way in tight Samoa election
The election pitted Malielegaoi, who has been prime minister for the last 22 years, against former ally Mataafa.
China’s factory prices surged last month; here’s why that matters
Rapidly rising producer prices, driven by higher energy costs, raise concerns of accelerating global inflation.
Holidays for the rich: Airlines slam UK travel restart plan
UK government's traffic light COVID risk ranking system will make overseas flights too expensive, airline group says.
Egyptologists uncover ‘lost golden city’ buried under the sands
The 3,000-year-old city was uncovered near Luxor, home of the legendary Valley of the Kings.
COVID roundup: Vaccine restrictions, record cases and job losses
India's daily cases continue to rise, African Union explores AstraZeneca alternatives and updates on COVAX deliveries.
Nike ends lawsuit over ‘Satan Shoes’ after New York firm recall
Nike had sued maker of devil-themed sneaker promoted by rapper Lil Nas X for trademark infringement.
Rallies, religious gatherings aggravate India’s worst COVID surge
Rallies led by Modi and other figures as well as crowded festivals and religious gatherings contribute to second wave.
India’s first electric car battery plant takes shape
India wants to move from being a producer of raw materials for electric batteries to making some of their key parts.
Indian states report vaccine shortages amid record COVID surge
As India sees record increase in cases for a third straight day, many states report running out of vaccine supplies.