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Min Aung Hlaing admits pressure after Myanmar anti-coup forces claim base
Anti-coup fighters claimed to have taken control of key military base in northeastern Lashio over the weekend.
Far-right violence continues in UK, nearly 400 arrested in week of unrest
Rioting and clashes with police have been reported in Belfast, Darlington and southern port city of Plymouth.
Rebels in Indonesia’s Papua kill New Zealand pilot in second plane attack
Glen Malcolm Conning was shot dead in a remote central village, 19 months after another pilot was taken captive.
Google has illegal monopoly over internet search, US judge rules
The case depicted Google as a technological bully that methodically thwarted competition to protect its search engine.
Russia-Ukraine war: List of key events, day 893
As the war enters its 893rd day, these are the main developments.
Why is a pro-Israel lobby targeting US Congress member Cori Bush?
Bush, who has been leading critic of Israel's war in Gaza, faces a spending surge ahead of her Missouri primary.
Duplantis sets new world record, retains Olympic pole vault title in Paris
Sweden's Armand Duplantis captured the gold and soared to a new world record at the men's Olympic pole vault final.
Sheikh Hasina: A critical misstep and the end of 15 years of rule
Following weeks of protests, Bangladesh's Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina resigned on Monday and fled the country.
Why are Sudan’s warring sides blocking humanitarian aid?
A humanitarian crisis is happening in the country that many say could have been prevented.
The victory of Bangladesh’s student movement should not surprise anyone
It seemed the students toppled Hasina's government in five short weeks, but this revolution was 15 years in the making.