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• Over 41 Dead As Fire Breaks Out In Overcrowded Indonesian Prison (Photos)
• Man Beaten By Women For Trying To Woo An Underage Girl In A Commercial Bus
• Kylie Jenner Shows Baby Bump As She Confirms She’s Expecting Second Child With Travis Scott
• Fire In Indonesia Prison Kills 41 In Block Crowded To More Than 3 Times Capacity
• Powerful Quake Shakes Southwest Mexico, One Dead
• Hong Kong Police Arrest 4 Members Of Group Behind Tiananmen Vigil
• Somalia’s President Picks New Intelligence chief in Deepening Row With PM
• Afghan Protests Persist, Posing A Problem For New Taliban Government
• Mexico’s Top Court Decriminalizes Abortion In ‘Watershed Moment’
• New Zealand Marks Downward Trend In New COVID-19 Cases
• Hangzhou Tops EIU Chart Of Chinese Cities With Most Economic Potential
• Afghanistan Schools To Separate Male And Female Students With Curtains
• Taliban Fighters ’round Up Women Into Car Park Like Cattle’ And Open Fire
• IAEA Pressures Iran Over Foot Dragging As Nuclear Talks Hang In Balance
• Mexico Supreme Court Rules Criminalizing Abortion Is Unconstitutional
• Russian Search Engine Delists Navalny’s Tactical Voting Site After Ban
• Afghan Protests Persist, Posing A Problem For New Taliban Government
• Taliban Announce Caretaker Government For Afghanistan (Pictures)
• UN Says Basic Services In Afghanistan Are Collapsing
• ‘I Don’t Have Female Friends Because Their Lovers Always Want Me’ (Pics)
• 9/11: See The Man Who Was Inside World Trade Center During Collapse & Survived
• Football Legend Pele Successfully Undergoes Surgery To Remove Colon Tumor
• Doctors Left In Shock As Woman Claims She ‘Hasn’t Slept’ In 40 years
• Hollywood Actor, Michael K. Williams Dies Of Suspected Heroin Overdose At 54
• After Lady’s Husband and Ex-boyfriend Fought Over the Paternity of a Child, DNA test Reveals The Child Doesn’t Belong to Any of Them
• Cardi B And Offset Welcome Their Second Child, A Baby Boy
• S.Korea Tests First Submarine-Launched Ballistic Missile – Yonhap
• UK PM Johnson To Hike Taxes To Pay For Social Care
• Angry Indian Gowers Gather Outside Delhi To Protest Farm Laws
• India ‘Prepares For The Worst’ Ahead Of Possible COVID-19 Third Wave
• Venezuelan Government, Opposition Agree On Some Key Points During Mexico Talks
• N.Korea Promotes General To Ruling Party’s Powerful Presidium – KCNA
• Myanmar Shadow Government Calls For Revolt Against Military Rule
• Inside Euromillions Winner Car Showroom At New Home Where She Never Lived
• Military Coup Leaders in Guinea Ban Ministers From Travelling
• China Flies 19 Nuke Bombers and Fighter Jets Into Taiwan Air Space
• SIX Palestinian Militants Escape From High-security Israeli Prison. Hamas Mocks
• German Ambassador To China Dies Two Weeks Into The Job
• Guinea Coup: Colonel Doumbouya Covers President Condé With Umbrella (Throwback Photo)
• 3-year-old Missing Boy Found After Drinking Muddy Water To Survive
• Teacher Removes USA Flag, Tells Students To Pledge Allegiance To LGBT Flag (Pix)
• Ghanaian Couple Stuck In Each Other While Having Sex
• Man Defiles 5-year-old Step-daughter To Death In Kenya
• Taxi Driver Allegedly Hacks Female Passenger Over Fare
• 12-year-old Girl Kicked Out Of Class Because Her ‘Hips Are Too Wide For Pleated Skirt’
• Footballer Dies After 39 Years In Coma
• 19 British Soldiers Test Positive For Cocaine And Cannabis In Army’s ‘Biggest Ever Drugs Bust’
• Tragedy As 65-year-old Woman Beheads Husband After Domestic Quarrel
• Man To Undergo Surgery After Swallowing An Entire Nokia 3310 Phone
• Headmaster Robbed Of School Vehicle While Having S3x In The Car
• Prisoner Chews Off Inmate’s Testicles During A Fight
• Ex-President of South Africa, Jacob Zuma Released from Prison
• Married Female Teacher Arrested for Raping Boy Three Times During Private Study (Photo)
• Taliban Kill Pregnant Policewoman In Front Of Family, Mutilate Her Face
• Python Tried To Eat Family Dog And Mistakenly Swallows It’s Blanket Instead
• UN, AU, ECOWAS, Turkey, US condemn Military Coup In Guinea
• Hong Kong Pet Funerals Aim For Respectful Farewell Rather Than Landfill Waste
• Germany’s Envoy To China Dies Just Two Weeks Into The Job
• Mexico City To Replace Columbus Statue With One Of Indigenous Woman
• Taliban Say U.N. Promises Aid After Meeting With Officials In Kabul
• U.S. Condemns Russia’s Detention Of Crimean Tatar Leader, 45 Others
• Japan’s COVID-19 Vaccine Minister Has Public Support In PM Race
• Ewa Brodnicka Puts Intimacy Gadget In Aniel Bogusz’s Face During MMA Weigh-In
• Guinea Coup Leaders Announce Nationwide Curfew
• Breast Cancer: Sarah Harding Is Dead (Pictures)
• Plane Falls Into Water As Wing Walker And Pilot Scream In The UK
• Meet Colonel Mamady Doumbouya, The Man Who Led The Guinean Coup (Photos, Video)
• Afghan Opposition Leader Massoud Says He Is Ready For Talks With Taliban
• Voting Closes In Sao Tome Presidential Runoff
• Tanzania Suspends Second Newspaper In Less Than A Month
• Boosted By Surge In Polls, Germany’s Scholz Bets On Coalition With Greens
• Leader Of Afghan Hold-out Region Says He Is Ready To Talk With Taliban
• Heavy Gunfire At Guinea Presidential Palace. Military Coup Ongoing (Video)
• Shocking! Man Kills His Friend After Discovering Video Of Him R*ping His 8-Year-Old Daughter
• Shocking! Pedophile Priest Sent To Prison After His Wife Discovered Child Abuse Images On His Phone
• Story Of Popular Pastor Who Sleeps With His Female Congregants To ‘Free Them From Evil Spirits’
• Shark Attacks And Kills Man At A Popular Beach
• UAE Non-oil Private Sector Maintains Solid Growth, Employment Rises
• Egypt PMI Inches Closer To Growth As Purchasing Increases
• Afghanistan A Wake-up Call For Europe On Defence, Leadership – France
• At Least 17 Killed In Celebratory Gunfire In Kabul – Reports
• Japan PM Candidate Kishida Wants To Delay Economic Stimulus Debate
• Missile Intercepted Over Saudi Oil Region Injures Two, Damages Buildings
• New Zealand Tried To Deport Attacker For Years After He Arrived As Refugee
• Hundreds Dead As ‘lions Of Panjshir’ Hold Line Against Taliban Assault ( Photos,video)
• Beef Giant Brazil Halts China Exports After Confirming Two Mad Cow Disease Cases
• U.S. Seneral Says Most Of Those Evacuated From Afghanistan To Qatar Are Now In Europe, U.S.
• El Salvador Top Court Rules Presidents Can Serve Two Consecutive Terms
• Britain warns Of ‘Cold Mistrust’ If EU Does Not Move On N.Ireland Trade
• Princess Charlene Of Monaco Leaves Hospital After Treatment For Infection – Palace
• Fearless Afghan Women Stage Protest In Kabul For Women’s Rights Despite Heavy Taliban Presence (Photos)
• Shock As Woman Strolls Through An Airport Wearing Just A Bikini And Face Mask (Photos)
• Hero Dad! 86-Year-Old Man Drowns After Jumping Into Canal To Save His Disabled Daughter
• U.N. To Convene Afghanistan Aid Conference On Sept. 13
• Iran Dismisses U.S. Sanctions Of Iranians Over Alleged Kidnap Plot
• China To Ban ‘Sissy Idols’ And ‘Effeminate Men’ From Entertainment
• Japan PM Suga To Back Vaccine Minister Kono To Succeed Him
• Three Of Seven New Zealand Attack Victims Are In Critical Condition – PM
• U.S. Seen Funding Humanitarian Aid For Afghanistan, But Not Its Goverment
• China Vows To Curb Urban Demolitions, Preserve Cultural Heritage