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While discussion of the 1989 Tiananmen crackdown is all but forbidden in mainland China, its victims have been commemorated in Hong Kong for three decades

Hong Kongers Get Creative As Authorities Ban Tiananmen Vigil

Hong Kongers get creative as authorities ban Tiananmen vigil

Local former translator with NATO forces in Afghanistan Nazir Ahmad, 35, fears for his life

Race Against Time To Relocate NATO's Afghan Translators

Race against time to relocate NATO's Afghan translators

Safe haven: Migrant Jose Eliberto Hernandez Lopez lays down with his daughter Enya on his chest and his son Jose next to him at a shelter in Matamoros, Mexico

Migrants Find Safe Haven With Mexico's Hip-hop Pastor

Migrants find safe haven with Mexico's hip-hop pastor

Zverev needed nearly two and a half hours to get past Safiullin

Serena Survives Scare As Tsitsipas, Medvedev Also Make French Open Last 32

Serena survives scare as Tsitsipas, Medvedev also make French Open last 32

US businesses are optimistic economic growth will remain solid, even as they face challenges with the post-pandemic recovery

Supply Bottlenecks, Worker Shortage Challenge US Recovery

Supply bottlenecks, worker shortage challenge US recovery

Footage aired by Iranian state television showed a massive column of smoke rising from what it said was the naval supply vessel Kharg on fire before it sank in the Gulf of Oman

Iran Navy Vessel Sinks After Fire In Gulf Of Oman

Iran navy vessel sinks after fire in Gulf of Oman

Global shortfall in jobs, according to the International Labor Organization

Pandemic Plunges 100 Mn More Workers Into Poverty: UN

Pandemic plunges 100 mn more workers into poverty: UN

From September France will have a new agency to combat foreign disinformation and fake news

France Creates Agency To Fight Foreign Disinformation

France creates agency to fight foreign disinformation

Huawei has come under intense pressure since the Trump administration moved to crackdown on the firm, citing national security concerns

Huawei Launches New Mobile Operating System In Fight For Survival

Huawei launches new mobile operating system in fight for survival

Navalny was imprisoned for two-and-a-half-years on old embezzlement charges in February

Russia Widens Opposition Crackdown With Bill, Jailing Of Critic

Russia widens opposition crackdown with bill, jailing of critic

The fire has already caused Sri Lanka's worst marine ecological disaster

Burnt-out Container Ship Sinking Off Sri Lanka

Burnt-out container ship sinking off Sri Lanka

The Tulsa district of Greenwood -- nicknamed "Black Wall Street" -- was devastated in 1921 by a mob of armed white people

For Locals, Wound Still Hurts 100 Years After Tulsa Massacre

For locals, wound still hurts 100 years after Tulsa massacre

Navalny was imprisoned for two-and-a-half-years on old embezzlement charges in February

Russian Senators Adopt 'Extremist' Bill That Would Bar Critics From Polls

Russian senators adopt 'extremist' bill that would bar critics from polls

The WHO says the efficacy results of China's Sinovac COVID-19 coronavirus vaccine show it prevents symptomatic disease in 51 percent of those vaccinated

WHO Approves China's Sinovac Covid Jab

WHO approves China's Sinovac Covid jab

An aerial view of Iztapalapa, one of Mexico City's poorest neighborhoods, where the coronavirus has killed thousands of people

Pandemic, Poverty Loom Over Mexican Elections

Pandemic, poverty loom over Mexican elections

Oil majors are facing pressure from shareholders, lawsuits and the IEA to change their ways.

Oil Majors Vow Energy Transition - At Their Own Pace

Oil majors vow energy transition - at their own pace

President of Mali's transitional government Colonel Assimi Goita returned to Bamako from the ECOWAS meeting in Accra

African Union Suspends Mali After Second Coup In Nine Months

African Union suspends Mali after second coup in nine months

China wants its citizens to have more children, but with soaring costs of living, many do not want bigger families

A Third Child? No, Thanks, Say Young Chinese

A third child? No, thanks, say young Chinese

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken (right) is making his first visit to Latin America

Blinken In Costa Rica To Discuss Central American Migrants

Blinken in Costa Rica to discuss Central American migrants

Britain targets zero net carbon emissions by 2050 to help meet commitments under the Paris accord

UK Carbon Market Targets Emissions Post-Brexit

UK carbon market targets emissions post-Brexit

JBS is a sprawling meat supplier with operations in the United States, Australia, Canada, Europe, Mexico, New Zealand and Britain

Meatpacking Giant JBS Believes Russia Behind Hack That Hit Plants

Meatpacking giant JBS believes Russia behind hack that hit plants

Coronavirus infections have killed at least 165,000 people in the vast South Asian nation -- home to some of the world's most densely populated cities -- since the start of April

Exhaustion And Fear For India's Frontline Doctors In Covid Battle

Exhaustion and fear for India's frontline doctors in Covid battle

The IMF is pushing the G7 to adopt a $50 billion plan to ramp up Covid-19 vaccinations in poor countries

IMF, World Bank Prioritize Vaccine Access To End Pandemic

IMF, World Bank prioritize vaccine access to end pandemic

Williams won her first match under the lights in Paris

Serena Looks To Take Advantage Of Open Draw At Roland Garros

Serena looks to take advantage of open draw at Roland Garros

Volunteers have had to use stretchers as shields as they tend to the fallen in clashes between protesters and police in Colombia

Young People Moonlight As Nurses In Colombia's Social Unrest

Young people moonlight as nurses in Colombia's social unrest

Farida Ramadan Ali, an Egyptian transgender woman in her fifties

Transgender Woman Battles For 'Dignity' In Conservative Egypt

Transgender woman battles for 'dignity' in conservative Egypt

Hardline nationalist Itamar Ben-Gvir has in recent weeks been stoking the flames at some of Israel's flashpoint sites

The Ultra Right-wing MP Inflaming Israeli Politics

The ultra right-wing MP inflaming Israeli politics

President Joe Biden suspended oil development activities on the the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge in Alaska, shown here in August 2001

Biden Administration Halts Oil Drilling In Alaska Wildlife Refuge

Biden administration halts oil drilling in Alaska wildlife refuge

Shoes are left in tribute at the Kamloops Indian Residential School, where the remains of 215 children have been found

Canada Faces Reckoning After Remains Of Indigenous Students Found

Canada faces reckoning after remains of indigenous students found

Helicopters land at the US military base in Bagram, Afghanistan

US To Hand Bagram Base To Afghan Forces In 20 Days, Says Official

US to hand Bagram base to Afghan forces in 20 days, says official

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