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Israeli forces shoot, injure Palestinian woman over alleged stabbing attempt in West Bank 02 May 2021

Israeli forces shoot, injure Palestinian woman over alleged stabbing attempt in West Bank

Israeli military forces have shot and injured a Palestinian man in the southern part of West Bank over an alleged stabbing attempt against the regime's soldiers, amid heightening tensions in the occupied territories.

US-China ‘cold war’ with global repercussions 02 May 2021

US-China ‘cold war’ with global repercussions

Former US national security adviser Henry Kissinger has warned that persisting tensions between Washington and Beijing pose “the biggest problem” for the world and will lead to a “cold war” if the two economic powers fail to mend ties.

Tax reform plans to be revised over massive protests 01 May 2021

Tax reform plans to be revised over massive protests

At least 209 police officers have been injured and 185 activists detained during the two-day protests against a tax reform proposal in Colombia, the country's police said.

Russia bars eight EU officials from entry in tit-for-tat move 01 May 2021

Russia bars eight EU officials from entry in tit-for-tat move

Russia has banned the entry into the country of eight officials from European Union member nations to retaliate against “illegitimate” EU sanctions imposed on Russian citizens.

27 people killed in bomb attack in Afghanistan 01 May 2021

27 people killed in bomb attack in Afghanistan

At least 27 people have been killed and dozens more wounded after a powerful vehicle-borne bomb went off in Afghanistan’s eastern province of Logar, local officials say.

‘white supremacists’ most lethal threat to America 29 Apr 2021

‘white supremacists’ most lethal threat to America

US President Joe Biden has called for police reform amid a disconcerting surge in deadly US police violence against Black Americans and members of minority groups.

Boris Johnson’s premiership total failure 29 Apr 2021

Boris Johnson’s premiership total failure

It seems at times as though everything Boris Johnson touches results in complete shambolic failure. For many living in Britain, this reality is not new. Nor is it new to the millions who, interestingly in spite of his track record, voted for him as London mayor, and ultimately as prime minister, fulfilling Johnson’s long-held dream of running the country.

Iraqi resistance group stages drone attack on base housing US warplanes 29 Apr 2021

Iraqi resistance group stages drone attack on base housing US warplanes

An Iraqi resistance group has staged a drone attack on an airbase housing US forces and warplanes north of the capital Baghdad.

US warns Russia ‘actions have consequences’ 29 Apr 2021

US warns Russia ‘actions have consequences’

US President Joe Biden has said he does not seek to escalate tensions with Russia, but warned their actions have consequences and defended his administration’s “proportionate” action in slapping sanctions on Russia.

TUC Calls for Immediate Public Inquiry into COVID Deaths 28 Apr 2021

TUC Calls for Immediate Public Inquiry into COVID Deaths

The Trades Union Congress is calling for an immediate public inquiry into the handling of the COVID pandemic, insisting it should examine whether workers were kept safe enough after about 15,000 people of working age died from COVID in England and Wales.