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• 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
• 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
• IAEA Deputy Head To Visit Iran For ‘Routine’ Matters – Iranian Envoy
• Peru’s Government Rejects Fujimori Call For International Audit For June 6 Poll
• Brazil Top Court Gives Nod For Probe Into Bolsonaro Over Vaccine Deal
• China Bill Delayed In U.S. House Amid Partisan Wrangling
• Australia To Halve Arrivals From Overseas, Offers COVID-19 Exit Roadmap
• S.Korea’s Moon And North’s Kim Exchanged Letters Ahead Of Biden Summit
• Hong Kong policeman Was Stabbed In “Lone Wolf” Attack- Security Chief
• Forced Labour Main Human Trafficking Crime In Malaysia, U.S. Says
• Prince William And Harry Unveil Princess Diana’s Statue
• Aircar: Futuristic Flying Car Takes To The Sky And Completes First Trip
• Putin Signs Law Mandating Twitter, Facebook, Others To Open Offices In Russia
• Kodak Black Throws $100K Into The Ocean; Flushes Money Down The Toilet
• Meet Abhimanyu Mishra, The 12-Year-Old Boy Who Became The Youngest Grandmaster In Chess History
• Tragedy As Bitcoin Billionaire Reportedly Dies After Drowning In Costa Rica Sea (Photo)
• Judge Denies Request To Remove Jamie Spears From Britney Spears’ Conservatorship
• Methodist Church Votes To Allow Same-sex Marriages
• ‘Sad, Lonely Feeling’: Tokyo Man Evicted Twice, 50 Years Apart, For Olympic Construction
• Indonesia To Bring In Emergency Measures After Spike In COVID-19 Cases
• Australia’s NSW State Says Delta Outbreak Grows Despite Lockdown
• Turkey Formally Quits Treaty To Prevent Violence Against Women
• Hong Kong’s No. 2 Official Says City Has Returned To Stability From ‘Chaos’
• China’s Xi Pledges ‘Reunification’ With Taiwan, Gets Stern Rebuke
• Burkina Faso President Takes on Defence Role Amid Security Crisis
• El Salvador’s Appointment Of New Judges Raises Fears Of Power Grab
• Canada’s Senate Puts LGBT Conversion therapy Bill On Hold For Summer
• Hidalgo Becomes Third Mexican state To Allow Abortion
• Joy And Scepticism As Myanmar Frees Hundreds Held Since Coup
• Sun-starved Britons Flood To Spain’s Mallorca After Restrictions Eased
• Rihanna Celebrates The End Of Pride Month With New Sexy Photos
• Court Quashes Bill Cosby’s Sex Crimes Conviction, Allowing His Release
• Egyptian Billionaire, Onsi Sawiris Is Dead
• Heat Wave Grips Canada, US; Scores Dead
• British Crew Of Yacht Feared For Their Lives As 30 Killer Whales Attacked Them
• Twitter Faces Three Police Cases Amid Growing Challenges In India
• Undeclared Conflict America’s Battles With Iran-backed Militia Escalate, Again
• Tigray Forces Seize Regional Capital, Say Ethiopian-led Troops Are On The Run
• AU Unveils Calendar Of Events For Afrima 2021 – Call For Entries Starts Today
• U.S. Troops Come Under Fire In Syria After Strikes Against Iran-backed Militias
• Three Australian Cities Lock Down In Fight Against Delta COVID-19 Variant
• China’s Ruling Party Censors Its Past As Centenary Nears
• U.N. Peacekeeping Missions Prepare For Possible Shutdown
• New Zealand To Partially Restart ‘Travel Bubble’ With Australia
• Haiti Moves Constitutional Referendum To September
• Mexican Supreme Court Rules Government Should Legalize Recreational Pot
• Mexican Authorities Find 2-year-old Boy Abandoned Near Migrant Truck
• U.S. House Republicans Oppose Democratic-led China Bill
• Parts Of United States And Canada West Coast Record Temperatures Above 46°C
• Nigeria Adds South Africa To Its COVID-19 ‘Red List’ For Arriving Travellers
• Desperate expatriate workers storm Islamabad vaccination centre
• IMF Says Africa Urgently Needs Vaccines To Halt Repeated COVID Waves
• Philippines’ Duterte Challenges Pacquiao To Expose Corruption
• Peru’s Fujimori Loses Allies As Bid To Flip Election Result Falters
• “Transgender People Are Intrinsically Disgusting To Me” – Czech President, Milos Zeman
• Fans Of Meghan Markle Slam Prince William For Calling Her ‘That Bloody Woman’
• Groom Calls Off Wedding After The Bride’s Family Failed To Prepare The Dish He Wanted, Marries Another Woman The Same Day
• Cardi B Reveals Second Pregnancy During BET Awards Performance
• Australia’s COVID-19 Response Team Holds Urgent Meeting Amid Outbreak
• Germany Seeks To Ban British Travellers From EU – The Times
• Beijing Leaves Nothing To Chance Ahead Of Party Centenary
• U.S. Carries Out Air Strikes Against Iran-backed Militia In Iraq, Syria
• India Reports 46,148 New COVID-19 Cases, 979 Deaths
• At Least 30 killed In Al Shabaab Attack In Somalia – Security Official
• Hong Kong Police Arrest Former Apple Daily Journalist At Airport – Media
• Britain Bans Binance’s UK Operations In Latest Cryptocurrency Crackdown