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World Leaders Condemn Airstrike That Killed 30 Killed In Ethiopia’s Conflict-torn Tigray
Airstrike follows parliamentary elections which Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed touts as the first step towards multiparty democracy.
Brazil’s Environment Minister Steps Down Amid Probe Into Illegal Logging In Amazon
Ricardo Salles had urged the government to take advantage of the pandemic to relax or ignore tough environmental laws.
Trudeau: Beijing Unwilling To Admit Problem Over Systemic Abuse Of Uyghurs
The statement also mentioned a continuing clampdown in Hong Kong and an ongoing report of repression in Tibet.
Digital Connectivity With EU ‘Fairly Fertile Area’ To Be Explored: India Minister
India’s External Affairs Minister was participating in a virtual discussion on ‘The Future of India-EU relations’.
People Throng Overnight To Buy Last Edition Of Hong Kong’s Pro-democracy Newspaper
The moves come after another of its journalists was arrested under the National Security Law.
Australian Minister Considers Labor’s Ransomware Bill
Home Affairs Minister Karen Andrews is open to a Labor proposal to make it mandatory for firms to report to a federal agency.
Australian Senator Reflects On China ‘Competition’
Anthony Albanese says Australia is right to recognize China has become more aggressive.
Australian Prime Minister Blasts ‘Appalling’ UNESCO On Reef
Scott Morrison has slammed an ‘appalling’ draft decision by UNESCO to list the Great Barrier Reef as “in danger”.