France24 says Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro was reportedly involved in a scheme to skim salaries of his aides while a federal deputy.
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Arab News says Ons Jabeur’s historic Wimbledon campaign saw her reach the women’s quarterfinals on Monday
Aljazeera says Indonesia is struggling with one of Asia’s worst coronavirus outbreaks as new cases more than quadrupled in a month.
TRT World says rescuers have been holding out hope of finding at least 64 people buried under the mud and wreckage of a Japanese holiday town.
VOA says the toll rose Monday evening as rescue workers searched through the rubble of the collapsed condominium building in South Florida.
BBC News says Boris Johnson is preparing to set out details of the final step of England’s roadmap out of lockdown. A press conference is expected to be held later today.
France24 says a controlled explosion brought down the unstable remains of the collapsed apartment block in Florida late Sunday ahead of a threatening tropical storm.
Arab News says ministerial decisions aimed at creating 40,000 jobs for nationals were announced on Sunday. The jobs will range from legal to the cinema industry.
Aljazeera says the Taliban’s march through northern Afghanistan gained momentum overnight with the capture of several districts from fleeing Afghan forces.
Aljazeera says all 96 passengers on board a Philippines Air Force transport plane that crashed on Sunday killing at least 50 people have been accounted for.
TRT World says President Joe Biden says the American people are closer than ever to declaring independence from a deadly virus.
BBC News says Angela Merkel is set to make her last official visit to the UK as German chancellor on Friday for talks with the prime minister.
France24 says the WHO said Covid cases were on the rise again in Europe and called for better monitoring of movement of Euro 2020 games.
Aljazeera says The Trump Organization’s longtime chief financial officer surrendered to authorities in New York to face state tax charges.
The Guardian says after three days of unrelenting heat, the people in the British Columbia village of Lytton were hoping for a modest respite.
ABC News says a wealth management firm that has acted as a co-conservator of Britney Spears’s estate has asked to be withdrawn from the case.
France24 says France is likely to have a fourth wave of the COVID-19 virus, due to a resurgence of cases caused by the Delta variant first found in India.
The Guardian says Jacinda Ardern, has suggested her opposition party counterpart could be called a “Karen”.
Aljazeera says UN sanctions, COVID-19, and a drought followed by typhoon rains are combining to create severe food shortages in North Korea.
TRT World says all the charges pressed against him by the Indian police proved to be false and it took the courts 12 years to come to that conclusion.
Arab News says the grim toll of the historic heatwave in the Pacific Northwest became more apparent as authorities investigate more than 100 deaths.
BBC News says employers will have to shoulder more of the costs of furlough from Thursday as the government starts to wind down its job support scheme.
TRT World says the highly infectious Delta strain is causing mayhem around the world. Fears are growing over major sporting events like Euro 2020 and the Olympic Games.
Aljazeera says Tigrayan fighters have reportedly taken control of more territory in Tigray, a day after regaining the regional capital, Mekelle.
Arab News says Lebanon’s Supreme Defense Council has asked the military and security services to stay on high alert to prevent attempts to destabilize the security situation