Browsing: World News

France24 says Polish PM Mateusz Morawiecki accused Russian President Vladimir Putin of orchestrating a wave of migrants trying to illegally enter Poland from Belarus.

Arab News says a Vietnamese oil tanker earlier seized by Iran was free in open water Wednesday, ending the latest maritime confrontation involving Tehran.

The Sun says A NINE-year-old boy is fighting for his life in a children’s hospital after falling from his dad’s shoulders and being trampled during the deadly crowd disaster at rapper Travis Scott’s Astroworld concert.

Newsweek says Twitter users have highlighted the case of Ryan White in a heated counterargument to recent controversial comments made by Dennis Prager.

The Guardian says Residents of a Chinese city bordering Russia have been offered major cash rewards for tips on the continuing Delta outbreak.

France24 says thousands of demonstrators marched on the New Zealand parliament to protest against Covid-19 restrictions, prompting a major police deployment.

Al Jazeera says Poland says it has repelled an attempt by hundreds of migrants and refugees to enter the country from its eastern neighbour, Belarus.

TRT World says the UN urged Myanmar’s military leaders to provide unimpeded access to the more than 3 million people in need of life-saving humanitarian assistance.

The Metro says Coronavirus conspiracy theorist Joe Rogan has been floated as a possible candidate to be Texas’ president – if the state secedes from the US.

The Metro says Travis Scott and the team behind his Astroworld festival have come under fire for reportedly letting him continue playing long after a crush began killing concertgoers.

The Sun says AMERICANS could be sent $2,000 every month until the pandemic ends, under a radical proposal gaining support across the country.

The Daily Mirror says The mother of a 25-year-old black man allegedly murdered by an all-white trio broke into tears as she watched the full video of the attack for the first time.

The Daily Mirror says A missing girl, 16, was rescued after she used TikTok hand signals to show a driver she was in danger.

The Metro says Police officers in southern France were attacked by a knifeman this morning in a suspected terror attack.

The Daily Mirror says a British woman’s missing three-year-old son has been found dead inside a burned out car in Portugal near the body of his father following a suspected murder-suicide.

France24 says In the villages that once bore the brunt of Afghanistan’s frontline fighting, the Taliban victory has broken a cycle of air strikes, gun battles and funerals.

Arab News says Saudi Arabia joined a torrent of global condemnation on Sunday after an attempt to assassinate Iraqi Prime Minister Mustafa Al-Kadhimi.

Aljazeera says Christchurch mosque attacker is considering appealing his whole-of-life jail term for the 2019 mass shootings arguing his guilty pleas were made under duress.

TRT World says the United States has reopened its land and air borders to foreign visitors fully vaccinated against Covid-19, ending 20 months of restrictions.

The Independent says Travis Scott and the organisers of the Astroworld event where a crowd crush left eight people dead have been sued by at least three concertgoers.

France24 says Daily Covid infections hit an all-time high in Germany Thursday as the World Health Organization warned that another 500,000 people could die across Europe.

Arab News says Benjamin Netanyahu watched from the sidelines Thursday as the government dealt a major blow to his hopes of a swift return to the country’s top office.

Aljazeera says At least 69 people, including a mayor, have been killed in an attack by gunmen in southwestern Niger, the government has confirmed.

The Independent says Sarasota County Sheriff Kurt Hoffman suggested Friday that Brian Laundrie likely died by suicide in the Carlton Reserve.

The Guardian says After weeks of camping outside City Hall in New York, taxi drivers can finally head home after striking a deal with officials to rescue thousands of workers from crushing loans that had caused misery for their families.