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People in Melbourne will be allowed to leave their homes only for work or school, to exercise, or to buy food and other essential items
World
21.08.2024
Parts of Australian city locked down to curb virus spike
King Philippe of Belgium expressed his 'deepest regrets' for the harm done during Belgian colonial rule in what is now the Democratic Republic of Congo
World
21.08.2024
Belgian king expresses 'deepest regrets' over DR Congo colonial past
US Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi asked for an interagency briefing for the House of Representatives on 'President Trump's inexplicable behavior towards Russia'
World
21.08.2024
Trump briefed on Russian bounties in February: report
French President Emmanuel Macron hosted Presidents Mahamadou Issoufou of Niger, Idriss Deby of Chad, and three others during an initial summit aimed at stemming jihadists in the Sahel region of Africa
World
21.08.2024
France and Sahel leaders mull state of anti-jihad campaign
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TikTok is owned by China's ByteDance and was one of 59 Chinese mobile apps banned late Monday by Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government
World 21.08.2024
TikTok denies sharing Indian user data with Chinese govt
Protests against China's increasingly heavy-handed approach to Hong Kong of wracked the city for a year
World 21.08.2024
China passes feared Hong Kong security law
Ferkessedougou sits at a major crossroad with direct routes to border crossings into Mali and Burkina Faso
World 21.08.2024
An Ivory Coast city on the front line, and afraid
Among the officials sanctioned by the EU was Maduro-backed opposition legislator Luis Parra (pictured January 2020), who is contesting the leadership of the opposition controlled National Assembly with its president Juan Guaido
World 21.08.2024
Maduro gives EU ambassador 72 hours to leave Venezuela
Former underground communist Lau Man-shing now yearns for democracy for semi-autonomous Hong Kong, and is worried Beijing wants to 'quell resistance for once and for all'
World 21.08.2024
Hong Kong leftist jailed by Britain now fears Beijing's law
A government advertisement (L) promoting China’s national security law is displayed inside an MTR train station in Hong Kong
World 21.08.2024
China passes Hong Kong security law: reports
Jamaica-born Anthony Bryan, one of the victims of the Windrush scandal, remains bitter about his experience
World 21.08.2024
Racism in the UK: the effects of a 'hostile environment'
The Kurdish regional government, like federal authorities in Baghdad, is struggling to pay public-sector wages this year due to a collapse in oil prices and an economic recession brought on by the pandemic
World 21.08.2024
Iraq virus spike risks pushing strained doctors over the edge
A nurse cares for newborn babies at Kiev's Venice hotel -- dozens born to surrogate mothers were stranded in Ukraine as their foreign parents were unable to collect them for weeks owing to coronavirus border closures
World 21.08.2024
As surrogacy booms, fears Ukraine becoming 'online baby store'
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