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Teacher fatally stabs eight-year-old in South Korea
The country's acting president has ordered an investigation into the incident in the city of Daejeon.
Bomb blast kills at least five in Afghanistan
Police say Taliban security personnel were among those killed in the as-yet unclaimed attack.
The UK’s ruling Labour government ‘paved the way for Reform to rise’
Al Jazeera interviews Professor Aurelien Mondon on the rise of populism.
Ukraine ‘may be Russian someday’: Trump
US president and Kyiv suggest a deal on rare earths could compensate Washington for aid.
Super Bowl performer explains Palestine-Sudan flag protest
The Super Bowl halftime performer who staged a protest with the flags of Palestine and Sudan told us why he had to act.
Patti Smith to perform Horses in full on 50th anniversary tour
Singer will visit US, UK and Europe later this year alongside members of the original band who recorded the classic punk text
Patti Smith is to perform her classic album Horses in full on a tour to mark the album’s 50th anniversary.
Playing gigs across the US, UK and Europe, Smith’s band will feature guitarist Lenny Kaye and drummer Jay Dee Daugherty, each of whom played on the original recording. The tour includes two UK dates, at London’s Palladium on 12 and 13 October, with Dublin, Madrid, Bergamo, Brussels, Oslo and Paris also featuring on the European run. The US tour will visit Seattle, Oakland, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Chicago, New York, Boston, Washington DC and Philadelphia.
Continue reading...Indigenous teen Cassius Turvey’s alleged murder ‘not racially motivated’, court hears
Prosecutor tells jury ‘it is not the state’s case’ the alleged murder was racially motivated
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A man accused of swinging the weapon that killed an Indigenous teenager says the dead boy stabbed him before a friend allegedly struck the fatal blows, with a court told the attack wasn’t racially motivated.
Cassius Turvey, a 15-year-old Noongar Yamatji boy, died in hospital 10 days after he was allegedly struck in the head with a metal pole in Perth’s eastern suburbs on 13 October, 2022.
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Continue reading...Israeli offensive on occupied West Bank forcibly displaced 40,000: UN
The UN says 44 deaths in the occupied West Bank since January were linked to operations in Jenin, Tulkarem and Tubas.
Trump says no exemptions with metal tariffs to start in March
The move threatens to have a big impact in Canada, a major source of the metals in the US.
CAR leader launches meme-coin ‘experiment’
President Touadéra says it could "unite people" but many have lost money on similar investments.
Trump faces showdown with Jordan over Gaza plan
The BBC's Lucy Williamson assesses the mood ahead of King Abdullah's talks with Donald Trump.
Japan ministry worker on night out loses sensitive files
The ministry worker had left behind the files and his laptop during a five-hour night out.
Luka Doncic makes LA Lakers debut with win against Utah Jazz
Five-time All-NBA guard Luka Doncic begins LA Lakers career just over a week after his blockbuster trade from Dallas.
Corruption derailing climate fight, watchdog warns
Transparency International says corruption holds back global cooperation on climate change policy.
‘Each of us is afraid’: Guinea’s junta leader tightens grip as opposition lies low
Mamady Doumbouya has led the country since a 2021 coup. Some fear he has no intention of relinquishing power
Across Guinea’s capital, Conakry, billboards and posters proclaim the people’s loyalty to the vision of Mamady Doumbouya, the general who has led the west African country since a coup in September 2021.
The iconography is omnipresent. Along the Fidel Castro highway, the posters hang on poles that rise out of piles of rubbish. Near the grand mosque, one poster is accompanied by the gnomic inscription “Your silence is precious, your eyes reassuring”. Another, bearing an image of him shaking Xi Jinping’s hand at a meeting in Beijing in September, has the caption: “Welcome back Mamady Doumbouya, our pride.”
Continue reading...‘Tug of war’: Chagos Islands deal tearing families apart in Mauritius
Mauritius awaits Trump's approval for UK to hand over archipelago, with Chagossians at odds over what's in it for them.
More than 50 are dead after a bus plunged into a gorge in Guatemala – NPR
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Trump says Gaza ceasefire should end on Saturday if captives not freed
US President Donald Trump suggested Israel should cancel the ceasefire in Gaza if all captives are not released.
Ukraine ‘may be Russian someday’, Trump says ahead of Zelenskyy meeting with Vance
US president also says he wants a return on US aid given to Ukraine such as rare minerals, in interview with Fox News
US president Donald Trump has floated the idea that Ukraine “may be Russian someday”, as his vice-president JD Vance gears up to meet Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelenskyy later this week.
Pushing for an end to the nearly three-year war with Russia, Trump discussed the conflict in an interview with broadcaster Fox News that aired on Monday.
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