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Dozens missing in Nepal as floods, mudslides kill over 100
Heavy rains also caused havoc in neighboring India this week
Report says UK's slow virus lockdown cost 1000s of lives
Bereaved families reacted to the parliamentary report with outrage
Divorced UK and EU head for new Brexit fight over N Ireland
The regulations are intended to prevent goods from Britain entering the EU’s tariff-free single market
Sydney opens to vaccinated after 100-plus days of lockdown
By Monday, 73.5% of the target population was fully vaccinated
India, China army talks to defuse border tensions fail
'China hopes India will not misjudge the situation'
For sleepy Hong Kong residents, 5-hour bus tour is a snooze
It was inspired by the tendency of tired commuters to fall asleep on public transit
Afghan mosque blast kills at least 46, challenges Taliban
The Islamic State group has been behind a rise in attacks
Congo's famous mountain gorilla dies at 14 in Virunga Park
Ndakasi was just two months old when rangers found her
Thai riverside restaurant finds silver lining in floods
If you like your food washed down with plenty of water, this is the place for you
Tensions flare as Chinese flights near Taiwan intensify
The U.S. called China's latest actions 'risky' and 'destabilizing'
Australia won't welcome foreign tourists until at least 2022
Toughest and longest COVID-19 travel restrictions imposed by any democracy
French report: 330,000 children victims of church sex abuse
The study’s authors estimate 80% of the church's victims were boys
Outage highlights how vital Facebook has become worldwide
Around the world, the loss of WhatsApp left many at a loss
EU regulator OKs Pfizer vaccine booster for 18 and older
The World Health Organization's chief had urged wealthy nations not to use booster doses
Taliban-style security welcomed by some, feared by others
Many Afghans fear the harsh ways of the Taliban
Africa internet riches plundered, contested by China broker
Lu told The Associated Press that he’s an honest businessman who broke no rules in obtaining the African address blocks