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• Toddler Thrown From Burning Building In South Africa After Looters Set It On Fire
• Blinken Calls Out China In Meeting With ASEAN Bloc Ministers -Spokesman
• Vietnam Operations Of Footwear Giant Pou Chen Hit By COVID-19 Curbs
• Haitians Apprehensive Of Foreign Troops As Government Seeks U.S. Help
• Pakistan Bus Blast Kills Eight, Including Six Chinese – Sources
• Demonstrators Block Traffic In Miami Area To Support Cuban Protesters
• Singapore Unveils One Of The World’s Biggest Floating Solar Panel Farms
• Death Toll Rises To 17 In Partial Collapse Of China Hotel
• Australia Extends Sydney Lockdown As COVID-19 Outbreak Nears 900 Infections
• Faced With Rare Protests, Cuba Curbs Social Media Access, Watchdog Says
• South African Farmers Dream Of Drought Cover On Climate Front Line
• U.S. Calls For ASEAN Action On Myanmar, Rejects China Maritime Claims
• South African Man Enjoys Cake While Looting A Supermarket On Free Zuma Protest
• U.S. Condemns Detention Of Venezuelan Opposition Politician
• Planes Dump Water On Siberian Wildfires As Residents Plead For Help
• Haitians Apprehensive Of Foreign Troops as Government Seeks U.S. Help
• Cuba Curbs Access To Social Media Messaging Apps Amid protests, Internet Watchdog Says
• U.S. Calls For Calm In Cuba, Concerned By Images Of Violence
• Biden’s Vietnam Ambassador Nominee Vows To Press Hanoi On Rights, Trade
• Relatives Of Beirut Blast Victims Scuffle With Police Outside Interior Minister’s Home
• RUSSIA Is Set To Begin Final Tests On Its Lethal Hypersonic 6100mph Missile
• Amoah To Pastor Kobi: “Please Do Not Make Any Prophecy About Ghana Olympic Team”
• Comedian Andrew Lawrence Shows Cancelled After Racist Tweets At England Players
• UK Weather: London Flooding Engulfs Homes After A Month’s Rain Falls In
• 32 Persons Killed In South Africa’s Riots Over Zuma’s Imprisonment
• Ghana First Lady Rejects Salary, Offers To Refund Allowances Received From 2017 Till Date
• Shocking! Cow Gives Birth To Two-Legged Calf In Kenya
• “Do Not Make Any Prophesy About Ghana’s Olympic Team” – Ghanaian Athlete Tells Prophet Badu Kobi
• Stray Dog Begs 2 Russian Men To Save Her Puppy Covered In Tar (Pictures, Video)
• Oh No! ‘Drunk’ Man Killed By Shark After ‘Walking Into The Ocean To Pee’
• News Cameraman Dies After Being Attacked By Mob Protesting LGBTQ March
• Death Valley Scorched By 130F In Hottest Day Since 1913 (Pix, Video)
• Nigerian National Accused Of Romance Scam Jumps Out Of Third Floor Window To Evade Arrest In Thailand
• Police Arrest Six Men For Inserting Stick Into An*s Of 16-year-old Suspected Thief
• MMA Fighter Dubbed ‘Ironman’ Commits Suicide In Prison
• Canada: Crane Collapses At A Building Site, Several People Killed (Photos)
• Bill Gates Blames Himself For Divorce From Melinda
• 23-year-old Mother Arrested For Allegedly Dumping Her Newborn Baby In 80-foot Pit Latrine (Photos)
• Over 11 People Struck By Lightning While Taking Selfies On Watch Tower
• I Got Married To My Friend’s Ex-boyfriend – Woman Reveals (Photos)
• Nigerian National, Two Others Arrested With Drugs Worth Over N20M In India (Photos)
• Jihadists Kill Male Christians In Niger Republic Towns, Women Flee
• Rapper, KTS Dre Dies! Shot 64 Times As He Walked Out Of Jail
• Afghan Special Forces Moved In On Taliban, Only To Find They Had Melted Away
• More Than 900,000 People In France Rush For COVID Vaccine As Tougher Measures Near
• Israel Changes Strategy As Delta Variant Hits
• Polish Ruling On Primacy Of EU Law May Worsen Row With Brussels
• Former U.S. Drug Agency Informant Arrested In Haiti Assassination, DEA Source Says
• Infidelity: Two Kenyan Men Agree To Exchange Their Wives As Settlement
• Forces From Ethiopia’s Tigray Region Say They Are Pushing South
• Brazil’s Federal Police Open Probe Into Bolsonaro Over Vaccine Deal – Source
• France’s Macron Says pension Reform To Go Ahead, Virus Situation Permitting
• Cuba Blames Unrest In U.S. ‘Asphyxiation’ As Biden Backs Protests
• U.S. Delegation To Haiti Met All three Claimants To Power -White House
• Angry Ex-President Zuma Supporters Looted Shops, Set Buildings Ablaze
• China Military Drove Away US Warship In South China Sea
• SA Deploys Army As Country Descends Into Chaos Following Zuma’s Arrest
• Alleged Mastermind Of Haiti President Murder Arrested
• Female Passenger Duct-taped To Her Seat After She Attempted Opening Airplane Door Mid-flight
• Cardi B Gifts Daughter A Blinged-out Charm Necklace After Offset Gave The Child A $250,000 Richard Mille Watch As She Turns 3
• Australia’s COVID-19 Delta Outbreak Worsens Despite Sydney Lockdown
• Taiwan’s Foxconn, TSMC Ink $350 million COVID-19 Vaccine Deal
• New Zealand’s Ardern To Chair Special Leaders’ Meeting On Pandemic
• In latest China Regulatory Move, Common Data Platform Planned For Greater Bay Area
• Thailand Starts Tighter Coronavirus Lockdown Around Capital
• Handful Of Cities Driving Urban Greenhouse Gas Emissions – Study
• U.S. Repeats Warning To China Against Attack On Philippine Forces
• Europe’s Climate Masterplan Aims To Slash Emissions Within A Decade
• China Drafts New Cyber-security Industry Plan
• N.Korea Dismisses U.S. Humanitarian Aid As ‘Sinister Scheme’
• Italy’s 5-Star Founder, Former PM Mend Rifts, Agree To Relaunch Party
• Pope Reappears After Surgery, Backs Free Universal Health Care
• Israel To withhold $180 Million In Palestinian Funds Over Militant Stipends
• Violence Spreads To South Africa’s Economic Hub In Wake Of Zuma Jailing
• U.S. Sending Team To Assess Haiti’s Security, Other Needs – Official
• Richard Branson’s Flight To Space (Video)
• British Schools To Allow Kids Resume Late So They Can Watch Euro 2020 Finals
• CCTV: Caroline Kangongo Escaping Kenya Hotel After Murder
• UK Minister Confident Of Further COVID-19 Rule Easing From July 19
• India Pulls Officials From Afghanistan’s Kandahar As Taliban Widens Control
• Bill Wiese: ‘I Died And Went To Hell’ (23 Questions About Hell)
• Nonhlanhla Zulu: Meet The Female Cop Who Led The Team That Arrested Zuma
• UK’s Johnson To Announce High Street Regeneration Plans Next Week
• At Least 8 Killed In Mogadishu By Suicide Bomb Targeting Government Convoy
• Clashes Between Police, Caracas Gang Leave 26 Dead, Venezuela Says
• Moldovans Elect New Parliament Amid Concerns Over Graft, Stalled Reforms
• Bulgarians Vote In Second National Election In 3 Months Amid Anger Over Graft
• Japan Govt Ready To Deploy Economic Stimulus Flexibly, Spokesman Says
• TSMC, Foxconn Say They Are In Process Of Signing Deal For BioNTech COVID-19 Vaccines
• Colombian Ex-Soldier killed In Haiti Was Hired As Bodyguard, Sister Says
• Australia Reports First 2021 COVID-19 Death, Highest Case Number
• Boxer Kills His Brother With One Punch For Making Sexual Jokes To His Girlfriend
• Ethiopia PM Abiy’s Party Wins Landslide Victory In Election
• Spanish Foreign Minister Goes, Economy Minister Stays In Cabinet Reshuffle
• Pope Gradually Resuming Work, Walking, Eating With Aides, Vatican Says
• Chile Fatal Shooting Sparks Tensions With Indigenous Mapuche
• Bangladesh Factory Owner Arrested Over Fire That Killed 52 Workers
• Inside El Chapo’s Lair Complete With Hot Tub Tunnel He Used To Escape Cops
• Dozens Of Children Killed In Bangladesh Factory Fire
• Drama As Man Goes On Hunger Strike As His Japanese Wife Abducts Their Kids