- UN chief Antonio Guterres sworn in for second term
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- US bishops to draft Communion statement that may rebuke Biden
- Who is Pedro Castillo, Peru’s presumed president-elect?
- Amid hesitancy, VP Harris urges Black Americans to get COVID jabs
- Canada extends COVID border closures with US until July 21
- The view from Iran as people head to the polls – or stay in
- African nations declare days of mourning to honour Kenneth Kaunda
- Eriksen discharged from hospital after ‘successful’ operation
- AstraZeneca and EU both claim victory in vaccine battle
- Bagging groceries for extra cash, Mexican elderly told to pack up
- Swiss court gives Liberian rebel 20-year sentence for war crimes
- Fed mulls 2023 rate hike, COVID Olympic fears, and a sea drone
- Palestinians to get 1 million COVID vaccine doses in Israel swap
- Ethiopian leaders said they would ‘wipe out’ Tigrayans: EU envoy
- Texas to empty prison to make room for detained migrants
- Ethiopia elections 2021: Five things to know
- What supercycle? Commodities bulls take a bruising this month
- Sudan to form new joint force to ‘crack down on insecurity’
- How Bulgaria hit rock bottom on press freedom
- Montenegro passes resolution condemning Srebrenica genocide
- Ugo Udezue: From NBA agent to unifying Africa through sport
- Tokyo Olympics: Fears mount over potential COVID economic blow
- Three people dead after boat capsizes near Spain’s Canary Islands
- Israeli forces attack Al-Aqsa protesters during Prophet rally
- Myanmar coup displaces thousands as global refugee numbers rise
- Rohingya refugees struggle for vaccine in COVID-hit India
- England eye Euro 2020 last 16 by breaking Scotland hearts
- UK food and drink exports to EU almost halve in first quarter
- St Louis couple who brandished guns at protesters plead guilty
- South Africa deploys army medics to COVID-hit Gauteng province
- We cannot afford to give up our fight against polio now
- UEFA has contingency plan for London-scheduled Euro 2020 final
- Third COVID wave to hit India by October: Reuters poll of experts
- Diarrhoea kills at least 4 Rohingya on remote Bangladesh island
- As India switches COVID vaccine policy, shortage of jabs remains
- Attack on Muslim man: India police charge journalists for tweets
- Iran votes for next president – and its future direction
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- Why Ethiopia’s elections should be postponed
- Polls open in Iran presidential election
- Forced displacement reaches new high amid COVID: UN
- Kim says N Korea ready for ‘dialogue and confrontation’ with US
- UN Assembly to vote on resolution condemning Myanmar military
- ‘It will get very bad’: Experts warn on Indonesia COVID surge
- Seoul courts risk after ‘no shackles’ missile development deal
- Chinese apps could face subpoenas, bans under Biden order
- No resolution on S-400 dispute during Biden-Erdoğan meeting
- Megadrought ‘taxing’ US water reservoirs and fuelling wildfires
- Israeli air raids target Gaza for second time since ceasefire
- Lebanon: Energy minister warns petrol subsidy will soon end
- International powers promise to help Lebanon’s crisis-hit army
- Detained US journalist makes appearance in Myanmar court
- Juneteenth national holiday is now US law, marks end of slavery
- Cheers to that! US agrees to lift tariffs on Scotch whisky
- Can the US and Russia reset their relationship?
- Texans to be allowed to carry concealed handguns without permits
- Policeman killed, students abducted in attack on Nigerian school
- ‘Unceasing congestion’: China’s shipping delays snarl trade
- US Congress chips away at law used to justify Soleimani strike
- Super powers are super reckless (and foolish)
- US Supreme Court backs Nestle, Cargill in child slave labour suit
- Former President Laurent Gbagbo returns to Ivory Coast
- US Supreme Court rules for Catholic group in LGBTQ rights dispute
- It’s time for Tehran to start listening to ethnic minority groups
- Manchester Arena bomber ‘should have been identified as a threat’
- African Union launches probe into alleged rights abuses in Tigray
- India’s Adani lost more money this week than anyone else on globe
- US may ban Chinese surveillance cameras, citing security risks
- Obamacare survives third US Supreme Court challenge
- Zambia’s founding father President Kenneth Kaunda dies aged 97
- UEFA asks Euro 2020 players to stop removing sponsor bottles
- Erdogan says he told Biden Turkey to keep stance on S-400s
- Putin praises Biden as ‘skilful, professional, across his brief’
- Turkey leaves interest rates unchanged, nods to lira weakness
- US sees surprise rise in weekly jobless claims, proxy for layoffs
- Nagorno-Karabakh conflict casts shadow over Armenia’s snap poll
- ‘Fear and panic’ as COVID ravages Nepali villages near Mt Everest
- Rights groups decry ‘flawed’ US asylum exemptions process
- Israeli officer charged in killing of autistic Palestinian
- Japan plans to lift COVID restrictions ahead of Olympic Games
- The cruel financial cost of losing a child in the US
- Has Biden’s European tour strengthened US alliances?
- Rafael Nadal says he is pulling out of Wimbledon and Olympics
- Empowering Indian women who lost their partners to COVID
- South Africa: Probe launched after 20 bodies found near goldmine
- Coronavirus causes global rise in civil unrest: Report
- Gaza recycles rubble as Israel upholds ban on construction goods
- Denmark’s Eriksen to have defibrillator implanted: Danish FA
- Families grapple as India’s health bodies change COVID guidelines
- Will Israel’s new PM Naftali Bennett be worse than Bibi?
- Moroccan king congratulates Israel’s new prime minister
- ‘Structural’ failure blamed for deadly Mexico metro crash
- ‘Space Dream’: China astronauts blast off for new space station
- Protests against police brutality spread across Tunisian capital
- As the drug war turns 50, the US is still public enemy number one
- ‘Fight or flight’: Indians mull moving abroad amid COVID crisis
- Hong Kong democracy activists trying to ‘start over’ in the UK
- Time to make energy poverty in Africa a thing of the past