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• Two Nigerians Die While Partying, 3 Kenyan Women Arrested
• Deniz Saypinar Stopped From Boarding A Plane For Wearing This (Photo)
• Woman Dies While Having Sex With Her Partner After He Choked Her In The Process
• Newborn Baby Pictured Holding Mum’s Contraception Coil After It Failed To Stop Pregnancy
• S.Korea Reports Third Consecutive Record High New COVID-19 Cases -KDCA
• Residents Of Canadian Town Destroyed By Record-breaking Fire Return For Glimpse Of Homes
• Vietnam Receives 2 Million coronavirus vaccines As It Tackles Worst Outbreak
• Mexico President Casts Video Of Brother Taking Cash As Political Smear
• Son Of Chile Indigenous Leader Killed By Police In Restive Province -Media
• U.S. Sending FBI, DHS Law Enforcement To Haiti
• Russia Records Around 428,000 Excess Deaths During Pandemic
• U.S. Strikes Deal With Russia To Continue U.N. Syria Aid Access
• Biden to host Germany’s Merkel at White House next Thursday -White House
• Special Report: Afghan Pilots Assassinated By Taliban As U.S. Withdraws
• American Rapper Tenders Apology After Saying She Doesn’t Know Wizkid, Davido, Burna Boy
• Horror! Dozens Of People Killed In Factory Fire As Workers Jump Out Of Windows To Escape Blaze In Dhaka (Photos)
• Photos of Two American Mercenaries and 15 Colombians Arrested for Assassinating Haiti President Moïse
• Woman Pours Hot Water On Her Husband’s Chest And Face
• Photos Of Former South African President, Jacob Zuma In Prison
• Office Worker Sacked From Her Job After Being Caught On TV At Euro 2020 (Photos)
• Plane Carrying Skydivers Crashes Close To Airport Shortly After Takeoff Killing Everyone On Board
• Japan ‘Kill Bill’ Restaurant Operator ‘Shocked’ By Pressure On Eateries Over COVID-19 Steps
• Northern Ireland’s LCC Says: Ireland Has Instigated Cold War Over Trade
• Britain Plans to Scrap Quarantine For Non-UK Vaccinated Arrivals In Weeks
• Tokyo Governor Koike: No intention At All To Return To National Politics
• Five Years After South China Sea Ruling, China’s Presence Around Philippines Growing
• Caseloads Climb As Southeast Asia Feels Force Of Delta Variant
• Sydney Faces COVID-19 Lockdown Extension Amid Record 2021 Cases
• Biden Lost Faith In The U.S. Mission In Afghanistan Over A Decade Ago
• Moïse: 2 Americans, Others Arrested For The Assassination Of Haiti’s President
• Indigenous Canadian Lawmaker At Center Of Trudeau Ethics Scandal To Quit Politics
• Portugal Orders COVID Test, Vaccination Proof At Hotel Check-in
• Israel Doubles Water Supply To Jordan, Source Says PM Met King
• Hungary’s Clash With EU Over LGBT Rights Deepens
• S.Africa’s Ex-leader Zuma Could Be Out Of Jail In 4 Months
• Russian Fighter Jets ‘scrambled To Intercept US Spy Plane Over Black Sea
• Bears Cool Off From The California Heatwave In A Backyard Pool (Video)
• Three Dead As Trainer Plane Crashes In Mountainous Region (Photos)
• FG Demands Full Return Of Looted Artefacts From Germany
• Meet The Man With ‘World’s Longest Tongue’ Who Can Lick His One Elbow (Photos)
• Bollywood Actor Dilip Kumar Dies At 98
• US Paedophile Mum Who Had Sex With Her Daughter’s Friends Jailed For 102 Years (Pix)
• Anglican Diocese Of Cape Coast, Ghana Ordains First Female Priest (Photos)
• Man Gifts Car To Woman After She Rejected His Marriage Proposal (Photo/Video)
• Gates Foundation Agrees Back-up Plan In Case Bill And Melinda Gates Cannot Work Together Again Due To Their Divorce
• 16-year-old Twin Sisters Impregnated By Same Boy (Photos)
• “I’m Having These Kids On Purpose” – Nick Cannon Reveals After Welcoming 4 Children With 3 Women In 6 months
• Burglar Leaves Apology Note After Stealing From A House In India
• No Traffic Signs, No Stop Lights – American Singer, Byron Cage Shares His Traffic Experience In Lagos
• Zuma Hands Himself Over To Police, Begins 15-Month sentence
• “Presumed Assassins” Of President Jovenel Moise Arrested In Haiti
• U.S. Considers Visas For Vulnerable Afghan Women After Military Exit
• Biden To Speak Today About Afghanistan Amid Swift U.S. Pullout
• Taiwan Asks US Not To Cause ‘Misunderstanding’ After Flag Tweet Removed
• Thai Authorities Propose Tighter Curbs As COVID-19 Deaths Climb
• UK PM Johnson’s New COVID Gamble Worries Some Scientists
• Series Of Attacks Target U.S. Personnel In Iraq And Syria
• N.Korea Reshuffle Signals Military Policy Not Top Priority Now, Analysts Say
• Coral Edgar Used To Lure Her Ex To Flat Where He Was Tortured To Death
• Thousands Flock to See Dwarf Cow In Bangladesh That’s Shorter Than a Goat (Photos)
• Jeff Bezos Becomes The Richest Man In History With A Net Worth Of $211billion
• S3x workers Threaten To Stage Protest Over Lack Of C*ndoms
• Female Prison Guard Arrested for Having Sex With An Inmate In Front Of 11 Others (Photo)
• Diddy Recounts The Incident That Made Him Realize He Wasn’t Going To Keep Living As A Poor Man
• Singapore Says ASEAN Aims To Speed Up Plan To End Myanmar Crisis
• Fiji Police Deliver Groceries, Toilet Paper Amid COVID-19 Spike
• Philippines Seeks U.S. Help On Data Recorders For Plane Crash Probe
• China’s Wechat Deletes University LGBT Accounts
• Canadian Indigenous Group Takes Charge Of Child Welfare Services
• Vladimir Putin’s War Dogs Parachute Into Battle From 13,000ft
• 150 People Fatally Shot Over The Fourth Of July Weekend In US
• Mum Receives Note From Neighbour Telling Her To Shut Her Blinds Because They Can See Her In The Nude From Their House
• Hong Kong Police Arrest nine Suspected Of Terrorist Activities
• HK Leader Says ‘ideologies’ Pose Security Risk, Teenagers Need To Be Monitored
• Kristina Lisina ‘Kris The Foxx’ Dies Falling From Tower Block
• Honduran Court Finds Construction Exec Guilty In Activist’s Murder
• U.N. Envoy Tells Belarus To Free Political Prisoners As U.S Hints At Sanctions
• Taliban Aim To Present Written Peace plan At Talks As Soon As Next Month – Spokesman
• Tajikistan Calls Up Reservists To Bolster Border As Afghan Troops, Fleeing Taliban, Seek Refuge
• Vatican Gives Update On Pope Francis’ Health, Recovery After Surgery
• Police Officer Allegedly Pushes His Girlfriend To Death From 4th Floor Balcony (Photo)
• Afghan Forces Plan Counteroffensive In Northern Provinces – Report
• Indonesia Turns To Telemedicine For COVID-19 As Hospitals Struggle
• After Pressuring Telecom Firms, Myanmar’s Junta Bans Executives From Leaving
• S.Korea In Talks With MRNA Vaccine Makers To Make Up To 1 Bln Doses -Govt Official
• Philippines Orders Probe After Military Plane Crash Kills 50
• Pope Francis Un Hospital For Intestinal Surgery
• Ethiopia’s Tigray Demands Troop Withdrawals For Ceasefire Talks
• Myanmar Forces Kill 25 In Raid On Town, Residents And Media Say
• Philippine Military Hercules C-130 Crashes. 45 Dead, Rescue Operations Ongoing
• Heavy Rains Trigger Landslide In Japan, At Least Two Dead
• Hong Kong Drinks Company Vitasoy Faces China Netizen Calls For Boycott
• Tokyo Goes To The Polls As Pandemic-Shadowed Olympics Loom
• Four Dead As Cyprus Forest Fire Rages
• Australian State Reports Drop In New COVID-19 Cases; Lockdowns Ease In Some Areas
• At Least 17 Killed In Philippines Troop Plane Crash
• Young Woman Declared Wanted For Allegedly Stealing $1M Worth Of Jewelry After Sex With An Elderly Man At His Hotel (Photos)
• Female Corrections Officer Jailed For Sex With Inmate In Front Of 11 Others
• Israeli Officials Say Cargo Ship Possibly Attacked Enroute To UAE- Israeli N12 News
• South African Court Agrees to hear Zuma Challenge To Jail Term