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• Stabbing Attempt On Mali’s Interim President During Prayers In A Mosque
• Brazil’s Most Violent Gang Escapes Prison By Digging A Tunnel, Seen On CCTV
• Woman Poisons Her Children, Attempts Suicide After Being Warned To End Incestuous Relationship With Her Uncle
• Tokyo 2020: Athletes Won’t Receive C*ndoms – Officials
• China Reports Spike In New Coronavirus Cases On Border With Myanmar
• Rockets Land Near Kabul Presidential Palace During Eid Prayers
• Australia’s COVID-19 Lockdowns Expand As Delta Variant Spreads
• Suicide Attack In Iraq’s Sadr City Kills At Least 35, Wounds Dozens – Sources
• Hong Kong’s First Trial Under National Security Hears Closing Arguments
• Floods Lay Bare Europe’s “Gigantic Task” In Averting Future Climate Damage
• Erdogan Calls For U.S. Funding To Nack Kabul Airport Mission
• Kanye West Cries After Comparing Home With Kim Kardashian To Prison In New Song
• Stranded And Shattered Seafarers Threaten Global Supply Lines
• Caught Between China And The U.S., Asian Countries Stockpile Missiles
• Jeff Bezos, World’s Richest Man, Set For Inaugural Space Voyage
• U.S. Expected To Take Initial Steps Soon On Aftermath Of Cuba Protests
• Peru Socialist Castillo Confirmed President After Lengthy Battle Over Results
• UN Condemn Rise In Attacks On ‘Slaves’ In Mali
• China Threatens To NUKE Japan On Eve Of Olympics If It Intervenes In Taiwan
• England’s ‘Freedom Day’ Brings hopes Of Return Of Brits To Greece
• Only 26% Of Germans Think CDU Candidate Laschet Is Good In Crises – Poll
• Italian Health Minister Tells Politicians To Back Vaccines
• Liberals In Israeli Government To Discuss NSO Spyware With Defence Minister
• On Washington Visit, Belarus Opposition Leader Asks U.S. For More Help
• Foreign Missions In Afghanistan Call For Taliban Ceasefire
• Megan Thee Stallion Becomes First Rapper To Appear As Sports Illustrated Cover Star (Photos)
• Britney Spears Says She’ll Not Perform Under Her Father’s Conservatorship
• US And Allies Accuse China Of Global Hacking Spree
• Haiti Interim Prime Minister Joseph Set To Step Down This Week
• Germany Begins Massive Clean-up Effort Costing BILLIONS
• Jeff Bezos And Other Passengers To Launch Space Tuesday
• Bill Cosby’s Wife, Camille Shuts Down Divorce Rumours
• Britney Spears’ Former Bodyguard Claims She Was Given A Cocktail Of Powerful Drugs Once A Week
• Blue Origin To Launch Jeff Bezos And Other Passengers To Space Tuesday
• Tokyo Olympics Installs Cardboard Beds Inside Olympic Village To Discourage Athletes From Engaging In Sexual Activity (Photos)
• Idris Elba Suggests Social Media Companies Make It Mandatory That Everyone Proves Their Identity Before Creating Account To Reduce Trolling
• Popular Pastor Joel Osteen Blasted For Buying $325,000 Ferrari (Photo)
• Singer Adele And LeBron James’ Agent Rich Paul Reportedly Dating (Photos)
• Over 31 Persons Killed Following Torrential Rainfall In India
• I Don’t Want To Return to A Difficult Country – Ugandan Weightlifter Disappears From Tokyo Olympics Camp (Photo)
• More Than A Billion Seashore Animals Cooked To Death In Canada Heatwave
• How I Slept With My School Son – Ghanaian Lady Addicted To Sex Opens Up
• Australian PM Morrison’s Approval Rating Slumps On Slow Vaccine Rollout
• S.Korea Military Suffers Worst COVID-19 Outbreak Aboard Anti-piracy Ship Off Africa
• Trust In Indonesian President’s Handling Of Pandemic Falls-Survey
• American Duo Sentenced To Prison By Tokyo Court For Helping Ghosn Flee Japan
• Foreign missions in Kabul issue joint call for Taliban ceasefire
• Australia To Deport Britain’s Katie Hopkins After Quarantine Breach
• Biden To Host Jordan’s King Abdullah For Broad Array Of Middle East Talks
• Woman Cries Out As Ghost Physically Assaults Her In The Shower
• Chrissy Teigen Replaced By Gigi Hadid On Netflix Show Amid Cyber-Bulling Allegations
• Brazil’s Bolsonaro Leaves Hospital, Says Will Be Back At Work Monday
• After War With Israel, A Grieving Gaza Marks Eid Al-Adha Holiday
• Afghan Govt, Taliban: Two Sides To Meet Again, Expedite Talks – Al Jazeera TV
• Russian Human Rights Association Suspends Work After Claims From Prosecutors
• Nepal’s New PM Wins Confidence Vote Amid Coronavirus Crisis
• Jewish Visits, Opposed By Palestinians, Spark Clashes At Jerusalem Holy Site
• Immunised Pilgrims Gather For Haj As COVID Restrictions Limit Numbers
• UK PM Johnson Reverses Plan To Skip Quarantine After COVID Exposure
• Shock As Woman Claims She Was ‘Physically Assaulted’ By A Ghost While Taking A Shower
• Widow of Haiti’s Assassinated President Jovenel Moise Arrives Home In Bulletproof Vest (Photos)
• Brazil’s Bolsonaro Feeling ‘Fine,’ Could Be Discharged From Hospital On Sunday
• S.Korea To Airlift Troops From COVID-Stricken Anti-piracy Ship
• Landslides Kill At Least 15 In Mumbai After Heavy Rains
• All Adults In Britain Offered A COVID-19 Shot Ahead Of Monday Reopening
• Thai Youth Activists To Go Ahead With Protest Despite Gatherings Ban
• U.S. Accuses Iran Of Trying To Deflect Blame For Nuclear Talks Impasse
• Martine Moise, Widow Of Assassinated President, Returns To Haiti
• Germany’s Floods Cover Livelihoods In Sludge
• Cuban Government Holds Mass Rally In Havana After Protests
• Ally Of Venezuela’s Guaido Takes Refuge In Chile Diplomatic Residence
• Philippines’ Pacquiao Ousted As President Of Ruling Party After Row
• Afghan Politicians, Taliban Meet In Doha As Fighting Continues
• French Protests Call For ‘Freedom’ Amid Government Vaccine Push
• Kenyan Policewoman Who Killed 2 Of Her Ex Lovers Found Dead (Photos)
• Man’s Joystick Disfigured After Padlocking It For Weeks Out Of Boredom (Pictures)
• Sydney Tightens Lockdown As Australia’s COVID-19 Cases Rise
• Reuters Journalist Killed Covering Clash Between Afghan Forces, Taliban
• China Official In Hong Kong Says U.S. Sanctions, Business Advisory Have “Despicable Intention”
• Mexico Regrets U.S. Judge’s Decision On DACA – Ministry
• Colombia Police Say Former Haiti Official Suspected Of Ordering Moise Hit
• South Africans Volunteer To Clean Cities After A Week Of Riots (Pictures)
• Suicide: Dahlia Sky Found Dead After Suffering Depression
• Movie Producer, Dillon Jordan Indicted For Allegedly Running International Prostitution Ring
• HIV Increases Risk Of Severe Covid-19 Infection – WHO
• Iggy Azalea Announces She Is Quitting Music ‘For A Few Years’
• Horror! Russian Plane With Up To 17 Passengers Goes Missing In Siberia
• COVID-19 Toll Is Probably Three Times Higher Than Official Records – WHO Reveals
• Nigerian National, Two Others Arrested In Thailand After Drugs Were Found In Mattresses Destined For Hong Kong
• WhatsApp New Feature To Allows Users Send And Receive Messages Without Phone
• “I’ve Not Seen My Son For 3 years Because His Girlfriend Said I’m A Witch” – Shatta Wale’s Mother Reveals
• Jacob Zuma’s son urges South Africa rioters to ‘Protest And Loot Responsibly’
• Haiti First Lady, Martine Moïse Shares Photos After Attack, Mourns Her Late Husband
• China Slams Henan, Yunnan Provinces For Environmental Shortcomings
• Sinovac’s Vaccine Finds Supporters In Singapore Despite Effectiveness Questions Elsewhere
• Australian Leaders Under Pressure To Contain COVID-19 Outbreak
• Gulf Of Guinea Piracy Falls To Lowest Since Q2 2019, NIMASA Reacts
• World Leaders Dial In As New Zealand Hosts Special APEC Meeting On Pandemic
• U.S. To Sanction Chinese Officials And Warn Companies Over Hong Kong – Sources
• Canada May Allow Fully Vaccinated Travellers By Early September – Trudeau