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• ICC Prosecutor Warns Against Crimes In Escalating Israel-Palestinian Volence
• Two-Year-Old Boy Shoots His Parents After Finding Loaded Handgun On Bedside Table
• Transgender Woman Jailed 15 Years For Robbing Bank $4,800 to Pay For Cosmetic Surgery (Photos)
• England: Serial Killer To Marry Lesbian Lover, A Street Robber She Met In Jail
• Former Beauty Queen Takes Up Arm To Fight Against Myanmar’s Military Junta As Citizens Begin Revolution (Photos)
• Pastor Who Left The Church to Become A Stripper Shares Experience (Photo)
• Pastor Turned Stripper Says Sex Work Has Made Her A Better Mum Than Her Church Upbringing
• Former Beauty Queen Takes Up Arms To Fight Against Myanmar’s Military Junta As Citizens Begin Revolution (Photos)
• Conor McGregor Named World’s Richest Athlete
• Turkey Calls On Muslims To Take Clear Stance Over Gaza
• Taiwanese Cities Tighten Restrictions After COVID-19 Cases Rise
• Blinken, Austin Urged To Do More To Protect Afghans Who Worked For U.S.
• New Zealand PM Sets Out Plans To Re-connect With Post-pandemic World
• China Uses Coercive Policies In Xinjiang To Drive Down Uyghur Birth Rates, Think Tank says
• More Than 4,000 Indians Die Of COVID-19 For Second Straight Day
• U.S., UK, Germany Clash With China At U.N. Over Xinjiang
• U.S. Calls Xinjiang An ‘Open-air prison,’ Decries Religious Persecution By China
• MyanmarProtesters Decry Arrests, Beatings As Junta Fights For Control
• Days after Bombing, Afghans Despair At Three-day Limit To Ceasefire
• Minnesota Judge Finds Aggravating Factors In George Floyd Murder
• UK PM Johnson Apologises ‘Unreservedly’ For 1971 Belfast Killings
• Ellen DeGeneres To End Her Daytime Talk Show After 19 years
• Brit Awards 2021: See Full List Of Winner
• Israel Bombs Two Hamas Leaders To Death
• Woman Takes Abortion Pills Live On Social Media
• “Today Is The Day I Tell My Son That I’m Dying From Cancer” – Neuroscientist Writes
• Cameroonian Crossdresser, Shakiro, One Other Sentenced To 5 years Imprisonment For ‘Attempted Homosexuality
• War: Israel And Palestine Battle Widens
• China Professor Calls For Million-Yuan Reward To Boost Birth Rates
• Taiwan Warns On Rising COVID-19 Risk, Share Market Tumbles
• Israel Destroys 13-Storey Building In Gaza
• Japan’s Coronavirus Vaccine Booking System Crashes
• Another Thai Protest Leader Says Has COVID-19 After Weeks In Jail
• Myanmar Arrests 39 Over Blasts, Seeking Training With Rebels – Media
• S.Korea’s COVID-19 Vaccine Shortages Overshadow Moon-Biden Summit
• India’s COVID Deaths Cross Quarter Million Mark, No Sign Of Peak
• Billboard Music Awards Announces Drake Is The “Artist Of The Decade”
• Singer, Courtney Stodden, Claims Chrissy Teigen Sent A DM, Asking Her To Kill Herself
• Brazil Coffee Harvest Starts In The Heart Of Its Biggest City
• EU Confident Of COVID-19 Travel Certificate For Summer
• In Iran Talks, France Sees Progress On Nuclear Aspects, But Time Short
• Myanmar Marks 100 Days Of Junta Rule With Protests, Strikes
• India’s Seven-day COVID Average At New High, WHO Issues Warning On Strain
• Horror: 13-year-old Boy Is Crushed To Death By Garbage Truck After He And Two Freinds Slept In Bin
• Drake Emerges ‘Billboard Artist Of The Decade’
• “I Used To Sleep With Four Women In A Day Before I Met Christ” – Music Producer, Morris Babyface Confesses
• South Africa’s ANC Threatens To Further Discipline Suspended Magashule
• EU Prepares new Round Of Belarus Sanctions From June, Diplomats Say
• U.S. Military Ship Fires 30 Warning Shots After Encounter With Iranian Vessels
• EU’s Borell Says Iran Nuclear Talks Moving To Crucial Stage
• East Jerusalem’s Sheikh Jarrah Becomes Emblem Of Palestinian Struggle
• India COVID Cases Hold Close To Record Highs As Calls Widen For National Lockdown
• See Young Lady Allegedly Murdered By Her Abusive Boyfriend After She Broke Up With Him
• Money Cannot Hold Marriage – Cleric Cites Bill, Melinda Gates
• Melinda Gates Reportedly Met With Divorce Lawyers Since 2019 To End Her Marriage With Bill Gates
• Married Woman Poses With Both Her Husband And Lover (Photos)
• Man Spotted Dangling 330ft Above Ground After Glass Bridge Shatters
• Polyandry: South Africa New Marriage Law Could Allow Women To Marry More Than One Man
• Amid Opposition, Japan PM Says Has “Never Put Olympics First”
• U.S. Expresses ‘Serious Concerns’ Qbout Violent Clashes In Jerusalem
• Australia’s New South Wales Reports Zero COVID-19 Cases, Fears Remain Over Missing Link
• UK PM Johnson To Announce Next Phase Of COVID Lockdown Easing, Minister Says
• S.Korea’s Moon Says ‘Time To Take Action’ On N.Korea Ahead Of Summit With Biden
• ‘Freedom’ Fiestas: Spaniards Celebrate End Of COVID Curfew
• More Than 1,400 Migrants Arrive On Italy’s Lampedusa
• Chad Military Claims Victory Over Rebels In The North
• Jerusalem Tense Over Evictions And Holidays
• At Least 68 Killed In Afghan School Blast, Families Bury Victims
• Debris From Chinese Rocket Eventually Crashes Into Indian Ocean
• Meet Tychon Carter, The First Black Winner Of Big Brother Canada (Photos)
• A 10-Story, 23-Ton Out-Of-Control Chinese Rocket To Crash Into Earth Today
• U.S. President Biden Says He Is Confident He Can Meet Russia’s Putin Soon
• Germany’s Confirmed Coronavirus Cases Rise By 15,685 – RKI
• Libya Armed Groups Raid Hotel Where Presidency Met, Its Spokeswoman Says
• Chinese Rocket Debris Set For Re-Entry By Early Sunday – U.S. R&D Centre
• Israeli Police, Palestinians Clash At Jerusalem’s Al-Aqsa, Scores Injured
• Biden Administration Joins Global Campaign Against Online Extremism
• Melinda Gates Is Now A Billionaire, After A Stock Transfer From Her Ex Husband
• Man Who Went Viral After He Sprayed Insecticide Into His Mouth Dies
• Thailand Expects up To 20 Million Doses Of Pfizer Vaccine From July
• Australia To Reopen Door To India, Local COVID-19 Cluster Appears Contained
• New Zealand Wants A Mature Relationship With China, Foreign Minister Says
• Military Coup Puts Telenor’s Future In Myanmar On The Line
• UK PM Johnson’s Party Win Election For Parliament Seat
• Qatar Finance Minister Arrested Over Alleged Embezzlement
• Bill Gates And Melinda Divorce: Sharing Of Assets Begins
• Tokyo Governor Backs Extended State Of Emergency To Contain COVID-19 Surge
• U.S. Embassy In The Doghouse In China After Student Visa Post Backfires
• Vaccine IP Waiver Could Take Months For WTO To Negotiate
• COVID Spreading In Rural India; record Daily Rises In Infections, Deaths
• Hong Kong Activist Joshua Wong Jailed For Further 10 Months Over June 4 Assembly
• The Cause Of Prince Philip’s Death Has Been Revealed
• Woman Enters World Record After Giving Birth To Nine Children At Once
• Nkosana Makate: “Please Call Me Back” Demands N260 Billion In South Africa
• S.Korea Says AstraZeneca, Pfizer COVID-19 Vaccines 87% Effective After First Shot
• Australia’s Most Populous State Reports First COVID-19 Case In More Than A Month
• El Salvador Inks Deal With Pfizer For 4.4 mln COVID-19 Vaccine Doses
• UK Minister Says Unaware Of Report G7 Delegates Are Self-isolating
• Founder Of Spanish Leftist Podemos Party Pablo Iglesias Retires
• Philippines Tells Fishermen To Ignore Beijing’s Ban On Fishing In South China Sea