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• UK Tells EU On Northern Ireland: Be Responsible, Be Reasonable
• N.Korea’s Kim Says Food Situation ‘Tense’ Due To Pandemic, Typhoons
• China Says No Leak At Nuclear Plant, No Change To Detection Standards
• China Ramps Up Vaccinations, But Uneven Rollout Leaves Borders Closed
• Coca-Cola Loses $4 Billion As Ronaldo Removes Soft Drink To Endorse Water
• Yothaka, Thailand Erects Penis Statue To ‘Battle’ An Ongoing Drought
• Saudi Arabia Executes Man For Offences Rights Groups Say He Committed As Minor
• Biden-Putin Summit Details: Up To Five Hours In A villa Without Meals
• Stashing Cash, Peru’s Urban elite Panics As A socialist Looks Set To Clinch Presidency
• Algeria’s FLN Remains Biggest Party After Election
• Sudan Says Progress Made In Peace Talks With Rebel Leader
• Web Designer Names His Son HTML In Honour Of His Profession (Photos)
• Meghan Markle Named Most Respected Royal Because Of Her ‘Bravery And Resilience’
• “A Nigerian Is Headache, Kenyan Men Are Stingy” – Huddah Monroe Shares Her Experience Dating Men Of Difference Tribes And Races
• Villagers Erect Massive P*nis Statue To Successfully End Devastating Drought
• China Urges NATO To Stop Exaggerating ‘China Threat Theory’
• Israeli Nationalists To March In East Jerusalem, Palestinians Plan ‘Day Of Rage’
• U.S. Navy Says Carrier Group Operating In S.China Sea
• Khamenei Set To Tighten Grip In Iran Vote As Frustrations Grow
• Kremlin Says Deals At Putin-Biden Summit Unlikely But Talks Useful
• Christiane Amanpour Diagnosed With Ovarian Cancer
• 1000-Year-Old Chicken Egg Perfectly Preserved In Human Poo Unearthed In Israel
• Brazil To Deploy Special Force To Protect The Yanomami From Wildcat Gold Miners
• Philippines Again Suspends Scrapping Of Troop Pact With U.S. Amid China Dispute
• UK’s Johnson Delays COVID Reopening By A Month, Citing Delta Variant Risk
• Biden Backs Effort In Congress To Repeal ‘Forever War’ Authority In Iraq
• Families Seek Americans’ Release Ahead Of Biden-Putin Summit
• US Rapper, Swae Lee Tattoos Map Of Africa On Leg
• Naftali Bennett Sworn In As Israel’s New Prime Minister, Ending Netanyahu’s 12 Year Rule
• Heartless Man Kills Fiancée ‘With Axe’ Just Days Before Their Wedding (Photo)
• American Father And Son Plead Guilty To Helping Former Nissan Chairman Ghosn Flee Japan
• Ex-EU Brexit Negotiator Barnier: UK Reputation At Stake On Brexit Row
• Mystery Bidder Pays $28m For A Seat With Jeff Bezos On Space Trip
• Israel Adesanya Retains Title With Decisive Performance Against Marvin Vettori
• Bennett Replaces Netanyahu As Prime Minister Of Israel
• Russian Held In Jail Over Faked Suicide ‘Protest Performance’ On Red Square
• Putin Says Russia Would Accept Conditional Handover Of Cyber Criminals To U.S.
• Canada’s Trudeau Says He Discussed Border With Biden, But No Deal
• Biden Suggests ‘Autocrat’ Putin’s Russia Might Be Weaker Than It Seems
• G7 Chides China on Rights, Demands COVID Origins Investigation
• Zambia President Edgar Lungu Collapses After ‘sudden Dizziness’
• The Story Of Mothman In Point Pleasant, West Virginia
• Brazilian President Fined For Not Wearing A Mask At Bikers’ Rally (Pictures)
• U.S., South Korea Reaffirm Cooperation Toward Denuclearization Of Korean Peninsula
• Hong Kong Police Arrests At Least Three On Anniversary Of 2019 Protest
• Bidens To Have Tea With Queen Elizabeth As G7 Ends
• Britain Wants To Ease Tensions With EU Over N.Ireland, Says Raab
• Israel’s Knesset To Vote On New Government, End Netanyahu’s Record Reign
• China Cautions G7: ‘Small’ Groups Don’t Rule The World
• Man Survives After Being Caught Inside A Whale’s Mouth While Diving
• India’s Daily COVID-19 Infections At More Than Two-Month Low
• Mexico Says COVID-19 Has Affected A Fourth Of Its Population
• Beijing Official Says ‘Real Enemies’ Want Hong Kong To Be ‘Pawn In Geopolitics’
• Thousands March In Support Of Muslim Family Killed In Truck Attack In Canada
• Hong Kong Democracy Activist Agnes Chow Released From Prison
• Putin Says Relations With U.S. At Lowest Point In Years
• Peru’s Castillo On Verge Of Being Named President After Last-minute Vote Wrangling
• Meet Britain’s Most Famous Executioner Who Killed Nazis, Serial Killers And Even His Own Pal
• Fans Shocked As Nicki Minaj Puts Her Massive Backside On Display (Photos)
• Kim Kardashian Heartbroken As She Fails Her Baby Bar Exam A Second Time
• Jeff Bezos Becomes Richest Person Again After Two Weeks At No. 2
• Japan City Uses Tsunami Lessons For COVID-19 Vaccinations
• UK Report Says Hong Kong Security Law Used To ‘Drastically Curtail Freedoms’
• S.Korea Conservative Opposition Picks Young Upstart To Challenge For President
• Shocking Story Of Hospital Worker Who Used A Patient’s Card To Buy Things 17 Minutes After He Died
• Model Dumps Husband, Starts Dating Her Identical Twin Sister’s Husband
• Meet Brazil’s Tallest Woman Who’s Married To A Man Who’s Just 5ft (Photos)
• Update: Man Who Slapped The President Of France, Macron Explains Why He Did
• Trump Told Me To Lie About Muller Investigation – Former White House Lawyer Confesses
• Wife Kills Husband, Cooks His Manhood In A Frying Pan
• U.S. Blacklists Four Nicaraguans, Including Ortega’s Daughter
• Spain Backtracks On Nightlife Rules After Regional Complaints
• Biden, Putin Set To Meet In 18th-Century Swiss Villa For Summit
• El Salvador Becomes First Country To Adopt Bitcoin As Legal Tender
• ‘Reverse Twitter Ban Immediately” – US Government Tells Buhari
• “A Man Stays Where He Is Well Loved, Not Where He Is Well Sexed” – Kenyan Socialite, Huddah Monroe
• Malaysia Says Delivery Of Thai-Made AstraZeneca Vaccines Delayed
• China’s Parliament Opposes U.S. Bill On Chinese Tech Threat
• Harris Says Mexico Talks ‘Candid,’ Pledges Investment To Stem Migration
• Donald Trump Supports Nigeria’s Twitter Ban, Says He should Have Done The Same
• This Animal Survived 24,000 Years Frozen In The Siberian Permafrost (Photos)
• Brave Woman Punches Crocodile Repeatedly Until It Releases Her Twin Sister (Photo)
• India Reports 86,498 New COVID-19 Infections
• Australia’s Melbourne Eyes Way Out Of COVID-19 Lockdown As Cases Ease
• Rights Panel Begins Colombia Visit Into Possible Abuses During Protests
• New Zealand PM Ardern To Take First Dose Of COVID-19 Vaccine Next Week
• “America Is Back”: Brussels Upbeat On Eve Of Biden’s Europe Trip
• Global Crackdown On Organised Crime After High-tech U.S. – Australia Sting
• Man Suspected Of Killing Canadian Muslim Family By Truck Motivated By Hate – Police
• Bosnian Serb Military Leader Mladic Will Hear Final Verdict In Genocide Case
• Foreign Judges Will Remain Part Of HK’s ‘Hard As A Rock’ Judicial System – Lam
• Peru’s Castillo Builds Election Lead But Fujimori Says Won’t Concede Yet
• Meghan And Harry Name Baby Daughter After Queen Elizabeth And Diana
• Afghan Schoolgirl Determined To Return To School After Deadly Blast
• Mexican Rulers’ Lower House Majority To Shrink, Results Show
• LG Polls: Why We Won’t Refund Any Money To Aspirants Who Lost In Primaries – APC
• Australia’s Victoria Logs Biggest Rise In COVID-19 Cases In A Week
• Regional Envoys Urged Myanmar Junta To Free Prisoners, Follow Agreement
• Peru’s Castillo Says There Is ‘Hope’ As Razor-thin Margin Keeps Country On Edge
• Hundreds Of Former Leaders Urge G7 To Vaccinate Poor Against COVID-19