Who was Alex Pretti, the nurse shot dead by federal agents in Minneapolis?
Two witnesses said in court filings that the victim did not brandish a gun, refuting claims by the Trump administration.
‘Not optimistic’: Ukrainians doubt Russia ready to end war amid talks
Ukrainians have little hope after a US-brokered meeting as they endure bombardments and blackouts.
Cuban official accuses US of ‘piracy’ against sanctioned Caribbean island
Ambassador Carlos de Cespedes says US pressure ’will not subjugate’ Cuba as Venezuelan oil exports to island dry out.
Minneapolis live news: US federal agents shoot dead nurse Alex Pretti
Videos show the victim holding a phone in his hand, not a handgun, as he tried to help other protesters.
Mass arrests at UK protest in support of hunger-striking detainee
Police carried out mass arrests after a peaceful protest outside a London prison in support of hunger-striking detainee.
Indonesia resumes search for about 80 missing after landslide kills 10
The death toll from Saturday’s landslide in a residential area of West Java province has risen to 10.
Sudan’s women break ‘traditional rules’ to survive
Women forced into hard labour to survive as over eight million children face one of world’s longest school closures.
Greenland hit by power outage, strong winds in wake of US tensions easing
The blackout arrives as the government has encouraged citizens to be ready for a ’disaster’ lasting up to five days.
Myanmar holds final election round, military-backed party set to win
UN official describes monthlong polls as ’illegitimate’, while ASEAN regional bloc says it will not certify the vote.
Gaza’s tent life between illness and daily despair
Gaza faces public health crisis amid Israel’s war, with waste, sewage and poor sanitation leading to disease outbreaks.