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Critics say Hong Kong's new national security law violates the "One Country, Two Systems" arrangement in place since Britain returned the former colony to China in 1997
World
21.08.2024
China slams EU export curbs on Hong Kong over security law
For many of the migrants, this was their tenth evacuation
World
21.08.2024
Police clear migrant camp outside Paris at high virus risk
India now has around 3,000 tigers in the wild, compared to 1,411 in 2006 when a nationwide survey was first conducted
World
21.08.2024
World tiger population grows but SE Asia threats 'critical': WWF
Shiri, left, taking his oath of office as agriculture minister in December 2017
World
21.08.2024
Zimbabwean minister in Gukurahundi massacre dies at 65
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A man adjusts a bed inside the office of Indian businessman Kadar Shaikh, who converted his business premises into a cornavirus ward for the poor after recovering from the illness
World 21.08.2024
Indian businessman converts office into coronavirus ward
Around 140,000 people were killed in the Hiroshima bombing and its aftermath
World 21.08.2024
Japan court recognises more Hiroshima bomb survivors
Ambulance officers transport a resident from the Epping Gardens care facility
World 21.08.2024
Australia deploys disaster teams to virus-hit care homes
Bolivians protest election date change
World 21.08.2024
Morales supporters rally against Bolivia election delay
Moroccan farmers sell their livestock ahead of the Muslim festival of sacrifice Eid al-Adha at markets around the kingdom
World 21.08.2024
Hit by virus and drought, rural Moroccans tighten belts for Eid
Fighting between southern separatists and unionist supporters of exiled President Abedrabbo Mansour Hadi had severely undermined their Saudi-backed campaign against Huthi rebels who control the capital
World 21.08.2024
Yemeni separatists abandon self-rule, push peace deal
Papua New Guinea's Prime Minister James Marape has called for emergency World Health Organization help
World 21.08.2024
Papua New Guinea outbreak spreads beyond capital
Benny Tai said he was sacked after he was jailed last year for taking part in pro-democracy protests
World 21.08.2024
Anger grows over Hong Kong university sacking of activist
Human rights groups and the opposition are worried over what they call the erosion of freedom of expression in Turkey, with thousands of people subject to criminal proceedings for "insulting" President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on social media
World 21.08.2024
Turkey parliament passes controversial social media bill
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