Experts say vaccines mandates are ‘100 percent a human rights issue’ but also about keeping society safe.
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China economy slows; officials say recovery ‘unstable and uneven’
Officials say GDP grew at its slowest place in a year in the third quarter, amid power shortages and property woes.
Infographic: Cricket’s T20 World Cup in numbers
A look at individuals and teams dominating the T20 World Cup.
What you need to know about the T20 World Cup 2021
Past winners, tournament format, and update on DRS and Super Over. Your guide to the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2021.
Coalition ‘kills 160’ Yemen rebels as Marib battle intensifies
Saudi-led coalition says it has killed scores of Houthi rebels in air raids as warring sides battle near strategic city.
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Syrian government, opposition to start drafting constitution
A long-awaited agreement was reached in the UN-mandated talks between the two sides in Switzerland.
Political outsider to stand against Orban in Hungary’s 2022 vote
A small-town conservative and father of seven will lead an alliance of six opposition parties in next year’s vote.
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Who benefits from plans for a biennial football world cup?
FIFA wants to change the frequency of the World Cup but not everyone is convinced.
Tunisian court jails lawmaker over corruption charges
Mehdi Ben Gharbia is the latest opposition member to come under scrutiny amid growing concerns over civil rights.
