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Rahul Gandhi, India's Congress party leader and Prime Minister Narendra Modi's main political rival, was reported as one of the possible surveillance targets

Modi's Main Rival Among Indian Pegasus Targets: Reports

Modi's main rival among Indian Pegasus targets: reports

Zuma Seeks Delay As Graft Trial Resumes Online Without Support Crowd

Looting and rioting has erupted in Zuma's home region KwaZulu-Natal as well as Gauteng province, claiming more than 200 lives

Zuma seeks delay as graft trial resumes online without support crowd

Blinken To Meet Belarus Opposition Leader Monday

Belarusian opposition leader Svetlana Tikhanovskaya looks on before she delivers a speech in Prague during a protest in June 2021

Blinken to meet Belarus opposition leader Monday

Robinhood Aims For $35 Bn Valuation When It Goes Public

Robinhood, which has grown quickly during the coronavirus pandemic, anticipates offering shares at between $38 and $42 apiece, making its initial public offering worth as much as $2.3 billion.

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A Japan court has sentenced an American father-son duo who helped Carlos Ghosn flee to between 20 months and two years in prison

Japan Court Jails US Duo Over Carlos Ghosn Escape

Japan court jails US duo over Carlos Ghosn escape

The pandemic-postponed Games are largely unpopular with the Japanese public

Sponsor Toyota Says No Olympic Ads During Tokyo Games

Sponsor Toyota says no Olympic ads during Tokyo Games

Hong Kong has long marketed itself as an international business centre that is free from China's authoritarian controls

US Businesses 'Fear Internet Curbs In Hong Kong'

US businesses 'fear internet curbs in Hong Kong'

Prime Minister Boris Johnson nearly died of Covid last year

England Lifts Covid Curbs As Scientists Warn Of Surge In Cases

England lifts Covid curbs as scientists warn of surge in cases

Former Nissan chairman Carlos Ghosn is a fugitive in Lebanon

Key Dates In The Carlos Ghosn Saga

Key dates in the Carlos Ghosn saga

The beds at the Tokyo Olympic Village are made of recyclable cardboard

Tokyo Olympic Beds Are Sturdy, IOC Says After 'Anti-sex' Report

Tokyo Olympic beds are sturdy, IOC says after 'anti-sex' report

Switzerland Mountain On Sale For Only $235,000 On Ebay

A Switzerland mountain, which was the inspiration behind a 19th-century painting, is being sold on eBay for $235,000 by the owners who are no longer able to manage the forest surrounding the property.

Graphic on the annual hajj, downscaled this year due to the coronavirus pandemic

Saudi Arabia Stages Second Scaled-down Hajj Of Coronavirus Era

Saudi Arabia stages second scaled-down hajj of coronavirus era

Egyptian activist and journalist Esraa Abdel-Fattah

Egypt Frees Activists Amid Criticism Of Rights Record

Egypt frees activists amid criticism of rights record

The Pegasus software was sold by Israeli firm NSO to clients who used it to hack the phones of journalists, activists and politicians, reports say

Private Israeli Malware Used To Spy On Journalists, Activists: Report

Activists, journalists and politicians around the world have been spied on using cellphone malware developed by a private Israeli firm.

Map of South Africa showing cities hit by unrest in recent days.

S.Africa President Rallies Base As Riot Cleanup Goes On

S.Africa president rallies base as riot cleanup goes on

The OPEC+ meeting started just past 1000 GMT, with a post-meeting press conference scheduled for 1100 GMT

Top Oil Producers Agree On Modest Output Boost From August

The deal also extends a deadline on capping output from April next year to the end of 2022.

With coronavirus cases again surging, many scientists say the government is endangering the NHS with its plan on Monday to scrap most legal pandemic requirements in England

UK Govt In Covid Confusion Ahead Of 'Freedom Day'

UK govt in Covid confusion ahead of 'freedom day'

Thailand is currently facing its worst-ever Covid-19 wave, with Premier Prayut Chan-O-Cha blamed for the slow procurement of vaccines for the public

Protesters Denounce Thai PM For Pandemic Handling

Protesters denounce Thai PM for pandemic handling

A man is vaccinated in his car at Berlin's first drive-thru vaccination center

Olympic Athletes Infected As Covid Travel Woe Hits Europe

Two athletes became the first to test positive for the coronavirus in the Tokyo Olympic Village, officials said Sunday, as new border rules in Europe caused last-minute travel frustration.

Zuma is accused of widespread corruption but denies the charges

Zuma Graft Trial To Resume Despite Deadly S.Africa Protests

Zuma graft trial to resume despite deadly S.Africa protests

Jeff Bezos, 57, will leave behind the planet where he made his vast fortune for a few minutes on a spaceship built by the company he founded in 2000, when he was still merely a single-digit billionaire

Who's Who On Blue Origin's First Crewed Flight

Who's who on Blue Origin's first crewed flight

British billionaire Richard Branson experiences weightlessness aboard a Virgin Galactic spacecraft

How Can You Become A Space Tourist?

How can you become a space tourist?

Bezos founded Blue Origin back in 2000, with the goal of one day building floating space colonies with artificial gravity where millions of people will work and live

Earth's Richest Man Bezos To Blast Off Into Space

Earth's richest man Bezos to blast off into space

Malian soldiers on patrol. MaliÂ has been struggling to contain an Islamist insurgency that first broke out in the north of the country in 2012 before spreading to the centre and neighbouring Burkina Faso and Niger

Three Chinese, Two Mauritanians Kidnapped In Mali

Three Chinese, two Mauritanians kidnapped in Mali

Spike Lee jumped the gun on the announcement

French Shocker 'Titane' Wins Palme D'Or As Spike Lee Slips Up

French shocker 'Titane' wins Palme d'Or as Spike Lee slips up

Rising Inflation ‘Not A Big Concern’ For These Sectors

One area isn’t being hurt by inflation—and there are no concerns about it having an effect in the future.

A woman holds a flag with the image of late Argentinian revolutionary Che Guevara in Havana, on July 17, 2021

Cuban President Dismisses Unrest As A 'Lie' As Regime Mounts Response

Cuban president dismisses unrest as a 'lie' as regime mounts response

Countdown begins: the Mecca Royal Clock Tower, atop the Abraj al-Bait skyscraper complex in the Muslim holy city of Meccca, pictured on the eve of this year's hajj

Pilgrims Arrive In Mecca For Second Pandemic Hajj

Pilgrims arrive in Mecca for second pandemic hajj

Binance To Stop Selling Digital Stock Amid Multiple Foreign Investigations

Crypto exchange Binance will stop selling stock "effective immediately" amid investigations from multiple foreign countries. All support will cease on October 14th.