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Thursday, Jul 29, 2021
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Peru's new president Pedro Castillo sworn in
Al Jazeera, 29 Jul 2021
Peru's new President Pedro Castillo has been sworn in at the capital Lima. Castillo's swearing-in follows weeks of uncertainty after a disputed election result.
Who owns the rights to COVID-19 vaccines? | Inside Story
Al Jazeera, 29 Jul 2021
Inoculations are the number one weapon against the Covid-19, but not everyone can access them equally.
Germany: Syrian doctor charged over torturing civilians in Syria
Al Jazeera, 28 Jul 2021
Prosecutors in Germany have charged a Syrian doctor with crimes against humanity.
Palestinian Authority shuts down West Bank media organisation
Al Jazeera, 28 Jul 2021
The Palestinian Authority has shut down a media organization in the Occupied West Bank saying the office doesn’t have a license.
Afghan refugees struggling to reach Turkey through Iran
Al Jazeera, 28 Jul 2021
The conflict in Afghanistan is driving large numbers to make a perilous journey to Europe for safety and shelter.
Thailand to mark king's 69th birthday amid growing criticism
Al Jazeera, 28 Jul 2021
Thursday marks the 69th birthday of King Maha Vajiralongkorn of Thailand - one of the richest monarchs in the world.
Chinese officials and Taliban meet, in sign of warming ties
Al Jazeera, 28 Jul 2021
Afghan President Ashraf Ghani has been giving a policy speech on the future direction of the country.
Olympic gymnast Simone Biles praised for mental health stance
Al Jazeera, 28 Jul 2021
American gymnast Simone Biles shocked the 2020 Tokyo Olympics by withdrawing from women’s team and individual all-around contests in which she and her team were considered the top contenders over “mental health concerns”.
Bhutan gets 90 percent of adults vaccinated in one week
Al Jazeera, 28 Jul 2021
The remote Himalayan kingdom of Bhutan has carried out what may be the world's fastest vaccination campaign - completing the inoculation of 90 percent of its adult population against COVID-19 in just one week.
Tokyo Olympics: S Korea team brings own meals over radiation fears
Al Jazeera, 28 Jul 2021
The South Korean Olympic squad's decision to bring its own team of chefs and food ingredients to the Tokyo Games has led to a controversy in Japan.
Bangladesh inflation: Food and commodity prices rise sharply
Al Jazeera, 28 Jul 2021
Bangladesh is battling not just the coronavirus pandemic but soaring inflation rates too.
Peru’s ‘first poor president’ promises to end poverty
Al Jazeera, 28 Jul 2021
Peru is celebrating 200 years of independence with a change of power and a new president who, like millions of Peruvians, grew up in poverty.
Ivory Coast leader Ouattara meets rival, says crisis ‘behind us’
Al Jazeera, 28 Jul 2021
Ivory Coast President Alassane Ouattara and his predecessor Laurent Gbagbo say they want peace after the rivals met for the first time since a deadly 2010-11 conflict.
Get ready for biggest criminal trial in Vatican’s modern history
Al Jazeera, 28 Jul 2021
Cardinal Angelo Becciu, along with nine others, is going on trial, accused of extortion, embezzlement and money laundering.
‘This is how I’m going to die’: Police testify in US Capitol riot probe | Al Jazeera Newsfeed
Al Jazeera, 28 Jul 2021
“I recall thinking to myself, ‘This is how I’m going to die, defending this entrance.’” In emotional testimony, police officers recount the January 6 US Capitol riot at a congressional hearing.
‘Grabbed, beaten, tased’: Police testify in US Capitol riot probe
Al Jazeera, 28 Jul 2021
Four police officers have testified about the January 6 attack on the US Capitol building to a House of Representatives special committee for the first time.
Japan’s hikers return to Mount Fuji | Al Jazeera Newsfeed
Al Jazeera, 28 Jul 2021
“It is a mountain that is an object of worship.” Hikers are flocking back to Japan’s iconic Mount Fuji as the active volcano’s symmetrical slopes reopen to the public after being off-limits for a year due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
The world’s most expensive French fries | Al Jazeera English
Al Jazeera, 28 Jul 2021
The Creme de la Creme Pommes Frites cost $200 a plate at New York City's famous Serendipity 3 restaurant.
The farmer keeping Zimbabwean music alive, Hector Mugani | My Zimbabwe
Al Jazeera, 28 Jul 2021
Chimanimani is a town on Zimbabwe’s eastern edge, below the ridge of mountains that separates the country from Mozambique.
Deadly landslides, flooding hit Rohingya camps in Bangladesh
Al Jazeera, 28 Jul 2021
Monsoon rains in Bangladesh have caused landslides at the world's largest refugee camp, killing at least six people, mostly children.
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