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• Chinese Military Says U.S. Plane In Taiwan Strait Endangered Peace
• Russian Shelling Hits Chemical Plant Where Civilians Trapped, Says Ukraine
• Britain: Russia Has Removed Several Key Generals From Ukraine
• Biden Speaks After Supreme Court Overturns Roe V. Wade
• 1,200-Year-Old Mosque Uncovered In Palestinian Village In Israel (Photo)
• Ukraine Accuses U.S.-Sanctioned Lawmaker Of working For Russia
• Restricting Abortion Just Makes It More Deadly, Says U.N. After U.S. Ruling
• Ukraine Set To Quit Ruined Sievierodonetsk As Russians Close In
• Ghanaian Girl Found Dead In Drain With Her Hands Tied (Photos) 
• Florida Nabs Largest Python Ever Found In State 
• US Supreme Court Ends Constitutional Right To Abortion
• Britain’s Conservative Party Chair Resigns After By-election Defeats
• North Korea’s Kim Urges stronger war deterrent Amid International Concern About Potential Nuclear Test
• German Economy Minister Warns Of Industry Shutdown Amid Gas Shortage -Spiegel
• EU Grants Ukraine Candidate Status In ‘Historic Moment’
• UK PM Boris Johnson Under Pressure After Losing Two Parliamentary Seats
• Massive Floods In Guangdong, China
• Americans Have Fundamental Right To Carry Firearms In Public – US Supreme Court
• 1-year-old Boy Dies After Being Abused By Babysitter (Photos)
• U.S. To Offer 300,000 Work Visas For Mexicans, Central Americans – Mexican Official
• Thousands March In Quito After Night Of Ecuador Protest Violence
• Russian Momentum In Ukraine Could Slow For Lack Of Resources – British PM
• U.S. Hopes For Positive Sweden, Finland NATO Bid Resolution
• Russian Troops ‘Executed’ Photographer In Ukraine, Press Group Says
• Wildfire In Southwest Turkey Rages On, Dashing Hopes It was Contained
• G7, NATO Leaders To Ratchet Up Pressure On Russia, Keep Eye On China – U.S. Officials
• Rupert Murdoch And Jerry Hall Are Getting A Divorce – NYT
• Kim Kardashian Speaks For The First Time On Claim She Damaged Marilyn Monroe’s Iconic Dress
• Amber Heard To Write ‘Tell All Book’ On Johnny Depp As She Has ‘Nothing To Lose’
• Newly-Appointed Female Minister In Emmanuel Macron’s New Government Investigated Over Rape Claims
• Sri Lanka’s Economy Has Collapsed: Prime Minister
• Earthquake Kills 1,000 People In Afghanistan, 1,500 Injured
• Qatar Government Bans S*x During World Cup For Players, Fans, Says Violators Risk Seven Years In Jail
• Amber Heard Is The Most Beautiful Woman In The World According To Science
• Kim Kardashian And Her Ex-Husband Kanye West ‘Communicating Again’ After Their Recent Reunion At Daughter North’s Basketball Game
• Khloe Kardashian ‘In Early Stages Of Relationship With A Mystery Man’ As She Finally Moves On From Tristan Thompson
• Miss Brazil Dies At 27 After Routine Tonsil Operation Left Her In Coma
• Kim Kardashian Reached Out To Victoria Beckham To Find Out Age Defying Secret In Bid To Stay Young For Pete Davidson
• “Very Proud Of You” Elon Musk’s Ex-Wife Backs Their Child’s Gender And Name Change
• Elon Musk’s Transgender Daughter Seeks Name Change As She Does Not Wish To Be Related To Him ‘In Any Way, Shape Or Form’
• Russia: 38 Nigerian Mercenaries Killed In Ukraine, 12 Still Fighting
• Grenoble Top Court Upholds Ban On Wearing Burkini In Municipal Swimming Pools
• Twitter Board Approves Elon Musk’s $44bn Deal to Buy Twitter
• How Colombia’s First Black VP Rose From Housemaid To The Second Highest Office In The Country
• South Korea Prepares For Second Space Rocket Attempt
• Thousands Of Ecuador Indigenous Protesters March On Capital
• From North To South, UK PM Johnson Faces Prospect Of Bruising By-election Defeats
• Ukraine Braces For Russian ‘Storm’ In East In Run-up To EU Meeting
• Some Omicron Sub-Variants Escaping Antibodies From Sinopharm Shot – Chinese Study
• Russian Journalist’s Nobel Peace Prize Fetches Record $103.5 Million At Auction To Aid Ukraine Children
• Mekong Villagers Land Heaviest Ever Freshwater Fish
• Sierra Leonean Runs As Wife’s Family Storm Church Where He Was Marrying New Wife
• Oscar-winning Screenwriter Paul Haggis Arrested In Italy On Sexual Assault Charges
• Japan Court Rules Same-sex Marriage Ban Is Not Unconstitutional
• Port Of Odesa Comes Under Missile Attack As Russians Advance In Eastern Ukraine
• Denmark Keeps F-16 Fighter Jets Flying Due To Russia Threat
• Someone Paid $19 Million Dollars To Eat Lunch With Warren Buffet
• The Fujian: China Launches Third Aircraft Carrier
• Belgium Apologises, Hands Over Last Remains of Murdered Congolese Independence Hero, Lumumba To Family
• Ukraine Bans Russian Songs In The Country
• Elephant Kills Indian Woman And Returns To Her Funeral To Attack Her Corpse
• Russia Advances In Battle For Eastern Ukraine City As NATO Warns Of Long War
• Colombia Elects Former Guerrilla Petro As First Leftist President
• France’s Macron Hunts For Way To Salvage A Ruling Majority
• Hundreds Of Indigenous Protesters Enter Ecuador Capital Quito
• China Says It Tested Missile-interception System
• French Election: Macron Loses Absolute Majority In Parliament In ‘Democratic Shock’
• Guinea Gives Simandou Iron Ore Mine Developers 14-Day Deadline
• Duterte’s Daughter Sworn In As Philippines Vice President
• India Will Start Enrolment Under New Military Recruitment Plan This Month
• China Further Reins In Business Activities Of Officials’ Families
• UK Must Have military Capable Of Fighting In Europe, Says Army Head
• Greek Coastguard Rescues 108 Migrants Off Mykonos, Four Missing
• Israeli Foreign Minister To Visit Turkey Amid Security Jitters
• Macau To Begin Mass COVID Testing On Sunday Amid Locally Transmitted Cases
• Ecuador Declares Force Majeure For Oil, State Of Exception Over Protests
• Russian Troops To Advance Towards Kharkiv – Ukraine Official
• Saudi Crown Prince To Visit Egypt June 20 On Regional Tour
• Macron Faces Tough Battle For Control Of Parliament As France Votes
• Lithuanian Bishops Call For Scrapping Of Same-sex Partnership Bill
• Attack On Sikh Temple In Afghanistan’s Capital Kills Two
• Iran responds To UAE Concerns Over Tehran’s Nuclear Plans
• U.S President Biden Falls Off His Bike While Riding In Delaware (Photos) 
• Brazil Police Arrest Third suspect In Murder Of British Journalist And Indigenous Expert
• Despite Rwanda Threat, Migrants In Calais Still Dream Of England
• Ecuador’s President Lasso Declares State Of Exception Over Protests
• Pleas For Help As Myanmar Awaits High-profile Executions
• Ukraine President Praises Troops In Visit To Southern Front Line
• Russia Sending Large number Of reserve Troops To Sievierodonetsk, Ukrainian Governor Says
• Lithuania Says Sanctions On Goods To Kaliningrad Take Effect From Saturday
• Europe Heatwave: France BANS Outdoor Events As Parts Of The Country Hit 40C
• Four Sentenced For Murder Of Paraguayan Prosecutor In Colombia
• Russian Superyacht Arrives In Hawaii After U.S. Seizure Order
• EU Backs Ukraine’s Nembership bid to ‘Live The E7uropean Dream’
• Exam Confirms Remains Found In Amazon Were Of British Journalist, Report Says
• Congolese Soldier killed In Rwanda, Fighting With Rebels Picks Up
• Russia Reacts As European Commission Is Set To Grant Ukraine EU Candidate Status
• Polish Nigerian Teen Thrills Global Audience At America Got Talent (Video)
• Woman Eaten By Her 20 Pet Cats After She Collapsed
• UK Govt Shuts Down Pastor Tobi’s SPAC Nation Over £1.9 Million Fraud