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• Kamala Harris Becoming First Woman President Will Be Insult To US – Donald Trump
• Breaking News: United States President, Donald Trump, Nominated For Nobel Peace Prize
• Popular Reality Show, Keeping Up With The Kardashians Ends After 14 Years
• Surfer Killed In Shark Attack On Australia’s Tourist Gold Coast
• Asia Summits Underway Amid U.S.-China Friction
• Japan’s Suga Vows To Put Growth Ahead Of Fiscal Reform, Signals Status Quo Of Abenomics
• More Than 1 Billion People Face Displacement By 2050 – Report
• Trump Will Announce Reduction In U.S. Troops In Iraq On Wednesday
• Belarusian Opposition Politician Znak Taken From Office By Masked People – Ifax Citing Allies
• Exciting Fights On WWE Raw, NXT And SmackDown On SuperSport This Week
• Thousands Of Rare Alien-Like Sea Creatures Worth £50K Wash Up On UK Beach (Photos)
• U.S. Slaps Sanctions On Two Former Lebanese Ministers Over Ties To Hezbollah
• Canada Frets Over Rising Coronavirus Cases As Schools Start To Re-open
• China To Sanction Senior US Officials Who Visit Taiwan -Global Times Editor
• Iran Building New Production Hall For Centrifuges In Mountains Near Natanz
• Mexican President Says Would Extradite Predecessor Calderon To U.S.
• U.S. House Members Ask Trump To Probe Navalny Poisoning, Suggest Sanctions
• Belarusian Protest Leader Detained At Border As Lukashenko Rejects Dialogue
• Palestinians Set To Soften Stance On UAE-Israel Normalisation – Draft Statement
• In New Brexit Turmoil, UK Says It May Break Law In ‘Limited Way’
• Panic As Earthquake Of 3.3 Magnitude Hits Southern England
• Chinese Man Given Traditional Title In Ghana, Becomes Respected Chief (Photo)
• Japan’s PM Frontrunner Vows Insurance Coverage For Fertility Treatments
• Saudi Arabia Jails Eight Over Khashoggi Murder, Fiancee Decries Trial
• India, China Accuse Each Other Of Firing In The Air On Tense Border
• Hong Kong Residents Arrested At Sea ‘Will Have To Be Dealt With’ By Mainland China – Lam
• Missing Belarusian Protest Leader Detained Trying To Enter Ukraine – Border Service
• Josef Koeberl Beats His World Record After He Sat In Tub Of Ice For Over 2 Hours
• U.S. Bishop-elect Resigns Over Abuse Allegations Weeks Before Taking Office
• UK Judge Rejects Assange Bid To Delay U.S. Extraditon Case
• Hundreds Of Belarus Protesters Say They Were Beaten By Police, Demand Justice
• Saudi Arabia Jails Eight Over Khashoggi Murder, Fiancee Decries Trial
• Putin Critic Navalny Has Come Out Of Coma, Berlin Hospital Says
• Kanye West ‘walks On Water’ As He Makes Entrance To Sunday Service
• Cocaine Traffic Still Booming Amid COVID-19 Pandemic – Europol
• I Want to Spend The Rest Of My Life With Him – Mother Who Is In Love With Her 19-year-old Son Begs (Video)
• Police Force People Who Refused To Wear Face-Masks To Lie Inside Coffins (Photos)
• Kanye West, His Kids And Evangelist, Joel Osteen Walk On Water During Sunday Service (Video)
• Japan’s Search For Crew Of Capsized Cattle Ship Still Suspended
• ‘Hotel Rwanda’ Hero Was Not Kidnapped, Says President Kagame
• Coronavirus Curbs Could Crimp Key South Korean Holiday Despite Fewer Cases
• Almost 300 Rohingya Refugees Arrive In Indonesia’s Aceh Province
• Japan PM Contender Suga Suggests Overhaul Of Health Ministry
• Death Knell Sounds For Some Of Japan’s Oldest Department Stores
• Assange’s Legal Fight To Avoid U.S. Espionage Trial Resumes In London
• Saudi King Tells Trump That Kingdom Is Eager To Achieve Fair Solution To Palestinian Issue
• Typhoon Haishen Threatens Korea After Battering Japan
• US Open 2020: Djokovic Defaulted After Hitting Ball At Line Judge
• Serbian Leader Fires Back At Moscow After ‘Basic Instinct’ Jibe
• Belarus Protesters March In Minsk Despite Government Warning
• Russia Has Very Serious Questions To Answer On Navalny – UK
• Hong Kong Police Fire Pepper Balls At Protesters Opposed To Election Delay, New Law
• Police Hunt For Man In Birmingham After Stabbings Leave One Dead, Seven Injured
• Indonesians Who Don’t Wear Face-Masks Are Made To Lie In Coffins By Police (Photos)
• Noor bin Ladin Says Trump ‘Must Be Re-Elected’ To Prevent Another 9/11
• Philippine Police Draw Flak For Plan To Monitor Social Media On Quarantine
• Hundreds Of Hong Kong Protesters March To Oppose Postponed Elections, New Law
• UK Warns EU On Brexit: We Won’t Blink First
• COVID Origins Off-limits As China’s Wuhan Touts Recovery
• Facebook Blocks Livestream Of Euthanasia Campaigner’s Death
• Ousted Mali President Keita Leaves Country As Transition Talks Begin
• Archaeologists Unearth 2,500-Year-Old Palace Dating Back To The Kings Of Judah
• Kanye West Has Spent Nearly $6 Million On Presidential Campaign
• British newspaper distribution hit by Extinction Rebellion blockade
• No Sign Of End To Far East Anti-Kremlin Rallies After Nearly Two Months
• Masked Men Drag Protesting Belarusian Students Off The Streets
• Russia Says It Has Seen ‘Hostile Comments From Abroad On Navalny’s Health
• Manchester Police Say Suspicious Item On Bus Declared Safe
• Rescuers Search Beirut Rubble For Third Day, With Nation Transfixed
• Popular Actress, Tiffany Haddish Reveals She Tested Positive For Coronavirus
• North Korea Blames Officials’ Inaction For Typhoon Casualties
• India Crosses Four Million Coronavirus Cases With Record Surge
• Japan Coastguard Halts Search For Crew From Capsized Cattle Ship Due To Bad Weather
• U.S. Blacklists Four Individuals, Alleging Venezuela Election Interference
• Sri Lanka Navy Holds Blazing Supertanker Off East Coast
• Belarus Opposition Leader Calls For U.N. Monitoring Mission
• Australia’s Virus Hot Spot Chafes Under Lockdown As Infections Rate Gradually Improves
• Police Drag Belarus Students From University Building, Arrest Five, Rights Group Says
• Rescuers Search Beirut Rubble For Second Day After Pulse Detected
• Russia Presses Germany For More Detail On Navalny, Urges ‘Transparency’
• Shippers Council Donates Medical Equipment To FCT School
• Godfrey Baguma “Ugliest Man” in Uganda Marries Third Wife In Grand Style -Photos
• Batman Star, Robert Pattinson Tests Positive For COVID-19, Shuts Down Production
• Sri Lanka Tows Supertanker Ablaze Off Coast, One Crewman Presumed Dead
• Belarusian Leader Reshuffles Security Chiefs In Face Of Mass Protest
• Thailand Jails Protesters For Breach Of Bail Terms
• Australian Writer Detained In China Says Will ‘Fight To The End’
• Second Survivor From Capsized Cattle Ship Dies, Japan’s Coast Guard Says
• Lebanese Army Finds More Explosive Chemicals Outside Beirut Port After ‘Huge Blast
• How Abe’s Right-hand Man Made His Play For Japan’s Top Job
• Malaysia Drops Criminal Charges Against Goldman Sachs Over 1MDB Bond sales – State Media
• International Flight Resumption: FG Bans Air France, Lufthansa, KLM, Others From Nigeria
• Bolivian Families Turn To Makeshift Graves As Cemeteries Fill During Pandemic
• U.S. Troops To Start Extended Exercises In Lithuania Amid Tensions Over Belarus
• Belarusian Leader Reshuffles Security Chiefs In Face Of Mass Protest
• Lebanese Army Finds More Explosives Chemicals Outside Beirut Port After ‘Huge Blast
• Kremlin Tells West Not To Rush To Judge It On Navalny As Sanctions Talk Starts
• US Election: Trump Tells North Carolina Voters To Vote Twice – Foreign Affairs
• Timipre Sylva: FG Not Financially Able To Pay Subsidy
• 11 Nigerian Nationals Die Of COVID-19 In South Africa