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Mandela’s world: A photographic retrospective of apartheid South Africa
Thirty years after the end of apartheid, we revisit iconic images by Jurgen Schadeberg, and the stories behind the lens.
Ukraine detains agriculture minister in $7m corruption case
Ukraine has pledged to bolster its anticorruption efforts as part of its bid for European Union membership.
Indigenous people in Brazil march to demand land recognition
Thousands of Indigenous people marched in Brazil's capital to demand the demarcation of their lands.
Professors arrested as police use ‘violence’ to clear university camp
Protesters accused police of excessive force during arrests at an anti-war protest camp at Emory University.
Hamas ‘serious’ about captives’ release but not without Gaza ceasefire
Hamas is stressing its four conditions even as 18 countries try to ramp up pressure on the group for a deal.
Malaysia’s ex-PM Mahathir faces anticorruption probe
Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission chief says former leader 'among those being investigated'.
Why is Elon Musk feuding with Australia and Brazil over free speech?
X owner is fighting governments over their attempts to curtail online content deemed to be harmful.
Farm suicides, anger haunt Indian villages that Modi promised hope
Villages where Modi launched his farm outreach a decade ago have seen deaths and debt mount since then.
‘Profoundly unjust’: Reactions to court overturning Weinstein’s conviction
Women react with dismay to New York court's decision to overturn the rape conviction of Harvey Weinstein.
Microsoft, Google post double-digit profits rises, boosting case for AI
Tech giants' shares surge after stronger-than-expected earnings.