Trump orders Justice Department probe of Democrats seeking impeachment
Trump says Iran war ‘highly unlikely’ to resume
Memorial for 30,000 people who died of COVID-19 in New York
A decade of war in Syria killed over 388,000 — Monitor
Protesters in Argentina attack bus carrying president
Chad president kicks off campaign for sixth term
Ivory Coast PM’s body flown home after death in Germany
Ancient Christian ruins discovered in Egypt
Jury selection begins in George Floyd murder trial
Egypt’s terror law use against critics slammed at UN
Saudi Arabia replaces hajj minister

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Get COVID-19 jab or leave the force, Malaysian I-G warns officers
Malaysian police officers who refuse to receive a coronavirus (COVID-19) vaccine will have to leave the force,” Abdul Bador, the country’s Inspector General of Police told state news agency Bernama on Friday. “Our source of reference is the MoH (Ministry of Health), not a shaman or any deviant scholar,” Bador said when asked about reports […]
South Korea to host North Korea for World Cup qualifiers
South Korea will host North Korea for a series of World Cup and Asian Cup qualifiers later this year, the Asian Football Confederation said on Friday. South Korea, who reached the 2002 World Cup semi-finals on home soil, are one of eight countries hosting their respective Asian qualifying groups, in a new format intended to […]
South Africa’s Zulu King, Goodwill Zwelithini, dies aged 72
Goodwill Zwelithini, the controversial but revered king of the Zulus, South Africa’s largest ethnic group, died Friday aged 72 after weeks in hospital for a diabetes-related illness, the royal palace announced. The king wielded great influence among millions of Zulus through his largely ceremonial and spiritual role despite having no official power in modern South […]
South Africa’s Ramaphosa condemns killing at students demo
President Cyril Ramaphosa on Thursday condemned the killing of an unarmed passerby by South African police during a university student protest for free education, describing it as deeply disturbing. A 35-year-old government worker was caught in crossfire on Wednesday while walking out of a doctor’s office and shot dead on a Johannesburg street where university […]
Trial of Mali ex-coup leader begins
A court in Mali’s capital Bamako on Thursday began hearing a long-delayed case against former coup leader Amadou Sanogo, who is accused of killing 21 elite soldiers, AFP journalists said. A former army captain, Sanogo and several other plotters staged a military coup against President Amadou Toumani Toure in the Sahel state in 2012, after […]

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