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Canada opens inquiry into allegations of election meddling by China, Russia
Canadian government tasks a judge with leading a public inquiry long sought by conservative lawmakers.
Darfur victims await justice at ICC as Sudan war rages on
Activists seek justice against former Sudanese Arab militia leader as new crimes are committed in the war-torn region.
Invasive species increasing at ‘unprecedented’ rates: What you need to know
Invasive species destroy forests, ravage crops and cause extinctions – making them a growing global threat.
What can Pyongyang offer Moscow?
Vladimir Putin and Kim Jong Un may be planning a meeting to cement their alliance.
Gabon military government appoints former opposition leader as interim PM
Raymond Ndong Sima, a 68-year-old economist, was an outspoken critic of removed President Ali Bongo.
Apple shares fall amid reports of China’s increasing iPhone restrictions
Reports say China has barred the use of Apple smartphones in central government agencies.
Concerns raised over Myanmar’s ailing Aung San Suu Kyi
Several countries raised questions and concerns over the health of Suu Kyi at ASEAN summit, a US official says.
What are depleted uranium munitions and why is US sending them to Ukraine?
Washington defends transfer of depleted uranium munitions amid criticism from Moscow and concerns over their effects.
Sudan’s army chief al-Burhan meets Qatar’s Sheikh Tamim in diplomatic push
Army chief Abdel Fattah al-Burhan meets Qatar's emir as Sudan conflict rages, pledges 'defeat of the rebellion'.
Syria’s ancient adobe houses threatened by war, displacement
Also knowns as 'beehive houses, the conical structures are designed to keep cool in the summer and warm in the winter.