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Hong Kong police vow to pursue HQ siege protesters

Hong Kong police vow to pursue HQ siege protesters

Hong Kong police on Saturday vowed to pursue anti-government protesters who launched a 15-hour siege of their headquarters as historic…
UK leadership race finalists woo Tory grassroots

UK leadership race finalists woo Tory grassroots

Britain’s leadership contest starts a month-long nationwide tour on Saturday as Boris Johnson and Jeremy Hunt each seek to win…
Venezuela should release jailed opponents: UN rights chief

Venezuela should release jailed opponents: UN rights chief

UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Michelle Bachelet called on Venezuela to release jailed dissidents Friday and said the crisis-wracked…
Paris sees scooter hype spreading

Paris sees scooter hype spreading

For Hugo Roels, it all started on a late afternoon in April. He’d just left work in the southern part…
Georgia’s parliament speaker resigns after unrest

Georgia’s parliament speaker resigns after unrest

Georgian Parliament Speaker Irakli Kobakhidze resigned on Friday, the country’s ruling party confirmed. The decision followed a night of violent protest in the…
Georgia police fire rubber bullets on anti-government protesters

Georgia police fire rubber bullets on anti-government protesters

Georgian police fired rubber bullets and tear gas at protesters demanding snap parliamentary polls after a Russian lawmaker addressed the…
500 endangered vultures die in Botswana after eating poisoned elephants

500 endangered vultures die in Botswana after eating poisoned elephants

More than 500 endangered vultures died of poisoning after eating the carcasses of three elephants killed by poachers in Botswana,…
Home stretch: India leads the way on International Yoga Day

Home stretch: India leads the way on International Yoga Day

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi led the way for International Yoga Day on Friday, performing sun salutations and other flexible…
Poverty, not lychees, the real culprit in Indian ‘brain fever’ outbreak

Poverty, not lychees, the real culprit in Indian ‘brain fever’ outbreak

From lychees to heat, the factors behind almost 120 children dying in eastern India this month are many, but there…
What is the role of business in tackling the climate crisis?

What is the role of business in tackling the climate crisis?

It’s that time of the year when climate negotiators have come together in an attempt to solve the climate crisis.…
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