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Europe · LondonQueen Elizabeth II, Britain's longest-reigning monarch, has died at 96. Her son, Prince Charles, automatically becomes monarch, even though the coronation might not take place for months. Prince William is second in line to the throne, and his wife, Catherine, will become Queen Consort.See the Story
These photos follow the life of Queen Elizabeth II — from childhood to the throne
50% Center coverage: 77 sources
US & Canada · WashingtonThe variant, known as BA.5, is an offshoot of the omicron strain that emerged late last year. It's believed to be responsible for the vast majority of coronavirus cases in the country. Biden tested positive for the virus on Thursday morning and has been isolating in the White House residence.See the Story
Doctor: Biden likely has highly contagious COVID-19 strain
59% Center coverage: 83 sources
Twitter · Kampala Ugandan health authorities on Tuesday reported that a man who died a day earlier had tested positive for the virus that causes Ebola. They said it’s still unknown how the man became infected with Ebola. Uganda has had multiple Ebola outbreaks, including one in 2000 that killed hundreds. Last month authorities in Congo said a new case of the Ebola virus in the eastern city of Beni was linked to a previous outbreak. Ebola, which is spread by contact with bodily fluids of an infected person or contaminated materials, manifests as a deadly hemorrhagic fever.See the Story
Uganda declares Ebola outbreak after Sudan strain found
42% Center coverage: 59 sources
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Cyril Ramaphosa · WashingtonUS Secretary of State Antony Blinken arrived in South Africa on Sunday. His visit comes as the West and Russia vie for support from African countries over the war in Ukraine. South Africa has maintained a neutral stance on the war and has refrained from joining Western countries in publicly condemning Moscow.See the Story
US Secretary of State Blinken in South Africa on Africa tour
51% Center coverage: 37 sources
Uighurs · XinjiangThe long-awaited report detailed a string of rights violations against Uyghurs and other Muslim minorities in the far-western region. It said the world must now pay "urgent attention" to the human rights situation in the Xinjiang. The report was in the making for around a year and its release was bitterly opposed by China.See the Story
China slams UN report alleging litany of rights abuses in Xinjiang
41% Left coverage: 29 sources
WorldRussian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov meets with Egypt's President Abdel Fattah el-Sissi. He is then due to travel to Ethiopia, Uganda and the Democratic Republic of Congo. The trip aims to ease Russia's diplomatic isolation amid the war on Ukraine. Most Arab and African countries have refused to take sides, as they share interests.See the Story
Lavrov offers reassurance over Russian grain supplies in Cairo visit
53% Right coverage: 15 sources
Rape · ConakryFormer Guinean dictator Moussa Dadis Camara is accused of orchestrating the 2009 stadium massacre. Security forces loyal to the then-junta leader slaughtered more than 150 people and raped at least 109 women. Camara, who had been living in exile in Burkina Faso, returned to Conakry on Saturday night to stand trial.See the Story
Guinea 2009 stadium massacre victims hope for justice as trial starts
60% Center coverage: 15 sources
AfricaThree cases of the virus were recorded in the West African country in late June, killing two people. Marburg is a highly infectious viral hemorrhagic fever in the same family as Ebola. The symptoms of Marburg include diarrhea, fever, nausea and vomiting. There are no vaccines or antiviral treatments for Marburg.See the Story
Ghana Marburg Outbreak Declared Over
67% Left coverage: 3 sources
Africa · LiberiaLiberia has not prosecuted anyone for the grave crimes committed during its two armed conflicts. US Ambassador-at-Large for Global Criminal Justice Beth Van Schaack is scheduled to visit Liberia on October 6, 2022. Judicial authorities in the United States, Belgium, France, Finland, and the United Kingdom have pursued criminal cases related to Liberia's civil wars.See the Story
Liberia: US War Crimes Ambassador’s Visit
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Cocaine · LiberiaThe United States Government congratulates the swift action by the Liberia Drug Enforcement Agency and the National Security Agency which resulted in the interdiction of a shipment of over 520 kilograms of cocaine, worth US$100 million. The success of this operation is the direct result of excellent communication between law enforcement agencies around the world.See the Story
The United States Congratulates Liberia On A Major Drug Bust
Africa · LiberiaThe Liberian National Bar Association (LNBA) under the current leadership of Cllr. Sylvester Rennie continues to remain tight lipped. Some legal critics say it has even turned into toothless bulldog. Former Solicitor General Cephus was accused of bribery and facilitating money laundering in a US Treasury Department report.See the Story
