Ukraine ‘will respond’ if Russia does not follow ‘energy ceasefire’ – Zelensky
Libyan protestors burn eastern government offices
Family of inmate who contracted virus files wrongful death claim
South Korea eases social distancing for two weeks ahead of major holiday
Mali coup: Military agrees to 18-month transition government
Boris to opt-out of major European human rights laws making it easier to deport migrants, harder to sue soldiers
China defends military upgrades plan after US warnings
Russians vote in local polls to test Putin’s party’s dominance
Trump nominee elected to head Latin American development bank
Six women killed in southern Mali mine blast
Morocco intercepts nearly 200 migrants trying to reach Spain
Angola doctors march against virus-linked police violence
Mali junta vows to establish 18-month transition govt as opponents cry foul
Canada reports zero COVID-19 deaths for first time since March
George Weah declares rape a national emergency in Liberia
Crowds rally in New Zealand’s Auckland against coronavirus lockdown

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