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Countries in the region want increased market access to the US, but Washington is not eager to risk jobs at home

New budget minister Gabriel Attal says the country must stay on the path of reducing borrowing

Kemp defied the then-president’s demand to overturn the state’s 2020 US presidential election results

Moderate voters abandon Prime Minister Scott Morrison’s Liberal party as Labour sweeps to victory in Australia election

Polish President Andrzej Duda urges parliament in Kyiv not to cede ‘one inch’ of territory

London hotels and restaurants are rolling out the red carpet to give their guests the royal treatment

The websites of many state-owned companies and news websites have suffered sporadic hacking attempts since Russia  invaded Ukraine in February

More than 100 cases of the virus, which spreads through close contact and is usually mild, have recently been reported outside countries in which it is endemic

The cost of the export ban was estimated by the government at $400m a month in lost state revenue

US president’s first stop was a Samsung  semiconductor plant, underscoring a message of economic security with an eye on China and the war in Ukraine

A full abandonment of the bunkers and tunnels of the bombed-out Azovstal steel plant will end the most destructive siege of a war that began when Russia invaded Ukraine on February 24

Farmers across the world face rising feed and energy costs, while drought and disease compound their woes

Developed countries could do much to help counterparts in the developing world weather the current storm The post Russia’s invasion of Ukraine could be firestarter of global economic woes appeared first on The Mail & Guardian.

The journalist is among more than 50 reporters who have died at the hands of the Israeli regime and is remembered for bravely giving a voice to Palestinians The post Shireen Abu Akleh’s murder hurts oppressed people appeared first on The Mail & Guardian.

The announcement sent shares in the social media giant plunging.  The post Musk says deal to buy Twitter ‘temporarily on hold’ appeared first on The Mail & Guardian.

With 2.2 million inhabitants, Medellin is today the city with the highest drug consumption - 15.5% - in Colombia The post Three decades after Pablo Escobar’s death, drugs ravage Medellin appeared first on The Mail & Guardian.

The Choice on Termination of Pregnancy Act makes abortion legal in South Africa. But how far along your pregnancy is determines whether you can have an abortion, what type of termination would be best for you and who should perform it The post Abortions 101: Here’s the pills, tools and terms to know if you […]

The Russian withdrawal in the first days of April left behind a hollow shell of a city The post Survivors of Russian bombings cling on in flattened flats appeared first on The Mail & Guardian.

The US Supreme Court's leaked draft decision to end the nationwide right to abortion would be one of the most explosive domestic political developments in a generation The post What would the end of Roe mean for Americans? Five key questions appeared first on The Mail & Guardian.

Pope Francis said in an interview published Tuesday that he requested a meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin over Ukraine The post Pope wants to meet Putin, compares Ukraine war to Rwanda appeared first on The Mail & Guardian.

Musk's latest move towards Twitter comes just days after he turned down a seat on the board following his acquisition of a 9.2 percent stake in the microblogging platform The post Elon Musk launches hostile takeover bid for Twitter appeared first on The Mail & Guardian.

Doing so can bolster its soft power in the SACD region The post South Africa should donate its spare Covid-19 vaccines appeared first on The Mail & Guardian.

"These fossils literally disappear into the collection of some nameless uber-rich person," said paleontologist Steve Brusatte.

The bank says a "bumpy landing" is more likely from the Fed's interest rate increases, though it expects bigger hikes than what's priced into the market.

Disney Springs is a free-to-enter shopping and dining center located 15 minutes from Disney World's Magic Kingdom.

India's worst power crisis in over six years is partly attributable to the shortage of coal, which accounts for more than 75% of its electricity generation since 2015 on an average.

Musk has been accused of sexual misconduct against a former SpaceX flight attendant and the company reportedly paid $250,000 for her silence.

Africa's foreign press body said using images of Black people in reports on the monkeypox outbreak in the UK and US perpetuates negative stereotypes.

Jay Sullivan, Twitter's new head of product, said he expected the upheaval caused by Musk's rocky takeover bid to continue.

Australia's incoming prime minister Anthony Albanese has said he will meet one-on-one with the US, Japanese and Indian leaders in Tokyo on Tuesday, 24 hours after he is scheduled to be sworn in.

Spain's former king attended a regatta in the northwestern Galicia region on a controversial first trip home after nearly two years in exile following a string of financial scandals.

Late fashion designer Virgil Abloh is being honored in a New York exhibition featuring 47 pairs of Louis Vuitton Nike Air Force 1 sneakers he created before his death in November.

"The garden was a complete jungle," the home's current tenant said. "It was really run-down; piles of leaves in the corner of the inside rooms."

Australia's opposition leader Anthony Albanese claimed victory Saturday in national elections.

Britain is seeing daily infections of the rare monkeypox virus that are unconnected to any travel to West Africa, where the disease is endemic, a health official said on Sunday.

Incoming prime minister Anthony Albanese vowed to reset Australia's relations with the world and sweep aside the country's reputation as a climate laggard, as he raced to form a government in time for a key Tokyo summit.

The carcasses of charred buildings stand amid the lush greenery in what remains of the once bustling Ukrainian port city of Mariupol.

Moscow's flattening of Mariupol has drawn multiple accusations of war crimes, including over a deadly attack on a maternity ward, and Ukraine has begun a legal reckoning for captured Russian troops.

Ukraine ruled out a ceasefire or any territorial concessions to Moscow as Russia stepped up its attack in the eastern and southern parts of the country, pounding the Donbas and Mykolaiv regions with air strikes and artillery fire. The post Ukraine rejects concessions as Russians attack in east and south appeared first on SABC News […]

Iran's Revolutionary Guards say that one of its officers, Colonel Sayad Khodai, was killed in a rare assassination in Tehran, according to the semi-official Tasnim news agency Two people on a motorcycle opened fire on Khodai, as reported by an informed source. The post Iranian colonel assassinated in Tehran appeared first on SABC News - […]

Ukraine ruled out a ceasefire or any territorial concessions to Moscow while Russia stepped up its attack in the eastern Donbas region and stopped sending gas to Finland in its latest response to Western sanctions and its deepening international isolation. The post Pounded by Russian offensive in the east, Ukraine rules out ceasefire appeared first […]

 Australia's Labor Party will form the country's next government on Monday, as unprecedented support for the Greens and climate-focused independents ended nearly a decade of rule by the conservative coalition. The post Australia’s Labor Party to retake power after nine years, independents may hold sway appeared first on SABC News - Breaking news, special reports, […]

President Joe Biden and his new South Korean counterpart agreed on Saturday to hold bigger military drills and deploy more U.S. weapons if necessary to deter North Korea, while offering to send COVID-19 vaccines and potentially meet Kim Jong Un. The post Biden, Yoon vow to deter North Korea and offer COVID aid appeared first […]

In a sign of Russia's urgent need to bolster its war effort in Ukraine, parliament said on Friday it would consider a bill to allow Russians over 40 and foreigners over 30 to sign up for the military. The post Struggling in Ukraine, Russia paves way to sign up over-40s for army appeared first on […]

Russia stopped delivering gas to Finland in an escalation of a dispute over energy payments with Western nations and claimed victory in a weeks-long battle for Mariupol's devastated Azovstal steel plant as it presses for control of the Donbas. The post Russia halts gas flow to Finland, says Mariupol steelworks siege has ended appeared first […]

 Australians were voting in a national election on Saturday, with opinion polls showing the opposition Labor Party narrowly ahead of the ruling conservative coalition although a strong showing by climate-focused independents could mean a hung parliament. The post Australians vote in national election appeared first on SABC News - Breaking news, special reports, world, business, […]

Biden administration officials are considering inviting a Cuban representative to the U.S.-hosted Summit of the Americas, a person familiar with the matter said, as Washington scrambled to head off a potentially embarrassing boycott by some regional leaders. The post Biden officials consider inviting Cuban representative to Americas summit -source appeared first on SABC News - […]

The commander of Ukraine's Azov Regiment said in a video statement published on Friday that civilians and heavily wounded Ukrainian fighters had been evacuated from the Azovstal steelworks in the devastated city of Mariupol. The post Ukrainian soldiers surrender near Donetsk appeared first on SABC News - Breaking news, special reports, world, business, sport coverage […]