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• Woman in New Zealand Charged With Murdering Her Children After Arriving From South Africa
• COVID-hit Chinese City Tells Residents To Stay Home As Holiday Starts
• Why France Is Angry About The US And UK Giving Australia Nuclear Submarines
• Nuclear Deal: France Recalls Its Ambassador To U.S. And Australia In Protest
• US Drone Strike In Kabul Killed Civilians, Not Terrorists – Pentagon Admits
• Greek PM Says Turkey Is A key Partner On Migration, EU needs Cohesion
• Salvadoran President Rules Out Allowing Abortion, Aame-sex Marriage
• WHO’s Tedros Seen Running unopposed For Top Job Despite Ethiopia Snub – Sources
• UNHCR Chief Says ‘Space For Discussion’ With Taliban Over Human Rights
• Furious China Warns It Could NUKE Australia due to Pact With UK & USA
• Taliban Sacks Female Workers Replaces Women’s Ministry With Ministry Of Virtue
• Kim Jong-un ‘ramps Up Uranium Production For Nukes
• Kenyan Girl Who Begged For School Fees On The Streets Gets Scholarship (Pix)
• Afghan Journalists Brutally Beaten By The Taliban (Pictures, Video)
• Guinea: ECOWAS Freezes Assets, Imposes Travel Ban On Coup Leaders
• Massacre Of 1,428 Dolphins In Faroe Island Sparks Global Outrage (Video, Pics)
• Ex-convict Arrested For Shooting Pregnant Ex-girlfriend As She Left Baby Shower With Her New Boyfriend
• Father Files $1M Lawsuit After Teacher Cuts His 7 year old Daughter’s Hair Without His Consent
• Joe Biden’s Approval Ratings Drops To 44%, The Lowest Of His Presidency
• Suspected Killer Of Student Arrested Nine years After She Was Beaten To Death
• Wendy Williams Hospitalized For Psychiatric Evaluation
• Customer Raises Alarm After She Found A Human Finger In Burger Served At An Eatery
• Will Queen Elizabeth’s Late Husband Be Sealed, Court Decides
• U.S. Congress Backs Good Friday Accords, House Speaker Pelosi Tells Britain’s Johnson
• Under Scrutiny In Murder Inquiry, Haiti’s PM Receives International Backing
• Blinken Calls France Vital Partner In Indo-Pacific In Apparent Bid To Calm French Fury
• Tanzanian Lady Storms Streets In A Wedding Gown In Search Of A Husband
• Biden Plans Reversing Trump’s Jerusalem Move Despite Strong Objections
• Awkward Moment President Joe Biden Appears To Forget Australian PM’s Name (Video)
• Newborn Twin Pandas Cuddle Up To Their Mother In Adorable Snaps (Pictures)
• Dog With Longest Ears And Other Crazy New Guinness World Records For 2022 (Pics)
• Leader Of ISIS In The Sahara Region With $5m Bounty On His Head Killed
• Kanye West ‘Cheated On Wife Kim Kardashian With A-list Singer’ – Source
• Two Toddlers Mauled To Death By Hyenas In Kenya
• Woman ‘Abducted By Father’ When She Was 6 Reunites With Her Mother 14 Years Later
• UK, US And Australia Launch Pact To Counter China
• Silicon Valley Start-up Backed By Jeff Bezos Is Trying To Create Immortality
• Wendy Williams Tests Positive For COVID-19, Postpones 13th Season Of Her Show
• Afghanistan Women’s Youth Soccer Team Escapes To Pakistan
• New Zealand Says Australia’s New Nuclear Submarines Must Stay Out Of Its Waters
• Haiti PM, A Suspect In Murder Of President Moise, Replaces Justice Minister
• UNICEF Calls for Schools To Reopen In Pandemic-hit Nations
• Taiwan Plans $9 Bln Boost In Arms Spending, Warns Of ‘Severe Threat’
• International Court Backs Probe Into Philippines’ ‘War On Drugs’
• Canadians Rush To Early Polls In Election, Mail-in Ballots Underwhelm
• Taliban’s Baradar Says Reports He Was Hurt In Internal Clash Are False
• Key Lessons From Failed Republican Bid To Oust California Governor Newsom
• White House Plans New System For International Travel, Contract Tracing Rules
• North And South Korea Carry Out Ballistic Missiles Tests
• Mother Reunites With Son She Gave Up For Adoption 33 Years Ago Thanks to DNA Test (Photo)
• Cardi B Asks For Delay Of Her Album Cover Trial Due To Birth Of Second Child
• Taliban Leaders Brawled At Presidential Palace
• Americans Chant “Bleep You Biden” As President’s Approval Rating Drops (Video)
• Knife-wielding Man Arrested Outside Ariana Grande’s Los Angeles Home
• Norm Macdonald Hollywood Comedian Is Dead
• Iran Is A MONTH Away From Having Enough Lethal Uranium To Build Nuclear Bomb
• South African Police Officer In Sexy Shorts Gets Tongues Wagging Online
• Taliban Brutally Flog And Abduct Civilians In Afghanistan
• Heartbreaking! 4-year-old Girl Dies From COVID-19 After Anti-vaxxer Mother Got Infected
• Popular YouTuber Deletes Her Channel After Being Caught Teaching Her Son To Cry On Camera
• Condom Vending Machines In South African Schools To Fight HIV, Pregnancies
• British-trained Afghan Sniper Executed by Taliban In Front of His Family (Photo)
• Football Legend, Pele, Ready To Leave ICU After His Successful Surgery To Remove Colon Tumour
• David Yong-gi Cho, Founder Of South Korea’s Yoido Megachurch Dies At 85
• How Conor Mcgregor & Machine Gun Kelly Fought At MTV Music Video Awards (Pix, Video)
• Turkey: Man Searched Quran For Forgiveness Of Murder Before Slashing Ex-Wife’s Throat
• NASA Is Testing ‘AIR Taxi’ That Shuttles You Across Cities In Minutes (Pix, Video)
• Woman Brutally Kicked Down Brooklyn Subway Escalator (Video, Pix)
• Kim Kardashian Poses With ‘Fake Kanye West’ In Met Gala Outfits That Cover Faces
• Police Officer Arraigned For Allegedly Setting Up Fake Photoshoots In Hotel To Secretly Film Models Naked
• UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson Loses Mother
• Brave Pregnant Woman Cuts Off Leg To Save Her Unborn Child (Photo)
• Masseur Bags Three year Jail Term For Sexually Assaulting Four Women While Giving Them Naked Massages
• Kanye West Unfollows Kim Kardashian Amid Divorce
• Woman Allegedly Shot 12-year-old Son Dead Over Missing Memory Card
• South Korea Fines Google $177m For Abusing Smartphone Dominance
• Sydney COVID-19 Infections Ease, But Unclear If They Have Peaked
• Japan LDP’s Ishiba Set To Back Kono In Leadership Race – Report
• New Zealand Looks To Boost COVID-19 Vaccinations As New Cases Ease
• Grateful For Vaccines, Taiwan Minister To Lead Europe Investment Delegation
• Putin Criticises Foreign Forces In Syria At Kremlin Meet With Assad
• Myanmar’s Suu Kyi Back In Court After Absence, Still ‘Somewhat Dizzy’ -Lawyer
• Nuclear Envoys From Japan, U.S., and S.Korea Met After N.Korea Missile test
• ‘S.Korea’s Bernie Sanders’ Tops Presidential Polls With Talk Of Universal Basic Income
• Biden To Host Leaders Of Australia, Japan, India Sept. 24 -U.S. Official
• Britain’s Frost Says EU Must Move On Northern Irish Deal
• U.S. Still Prepared To Engage With North Korea After Missile Test
• Family Of U.S. Hostage Held By Taliban Calls For Envoy’s Firing
• Merkel Sees Long Road For Western Balkan States To EU Membership
• Afghan Withdrawal Raises Questions About United States, Gulf Arab Official Says
• Afghan Women Should Not Work Alongside Men, Senior Taliban Figure Says
• Analysis: Argentina Primary Defeat Puts Peronists In Tough Spot On Policy
• Tragedy As Twins Fall To Their Death From 10th Floor While Mum Was Live Streaming On Facebook
• US Court Jails 7 Nigerians For Defrauding Victims Over N1billion In Romance Scam
• Suspicious Package Containing ‘White Powder’ Sent To New Zealand Prime Minister, Jacinda Arden
• Queen of England to Honour 18-year-old Emma Raducanu With OBE After She Won US Open
• Tanzania Gets First Woman Defence Minister
• Kim Kardashian Rocks Head-to-toe Leather Outfit To New York Fashion Week (Photos)
• Kenyan Influencers Paid To Take ‘guerrilla Warfare’ Online
• Woman Dressed As A Nun Seen Dancing With Skeletons In Graveyard