Bangladesh prime minister resigns after deadly protests
Bangladesh’s prime minister has resigned, following weeks of deadly protests in the country.
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Japan’s Nikkei faces worst day in history
Japan’s Nikkei stock index suffered its biggest ever one-day loss on Monday amid fears that the US could be heading for a recession
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North Korea showcases new missile force (PHOTOS)
North Korea has reinforced its border with 250 new tactical ballistic missile launchers, state-run media has reported Read Full Article at RT.com
Ukraine behind witch hunt against Russian athletes – CNN
A Ukrainian journalist claims to be key to Kiev’s lobbying campaign to bar Russian nationals from international sports events Read Full Article at RT.com
Global stock market crash unfolding: LIVE UPDATES
Weak US economic data for July has sparked recession fears among investors, with ripple effects causing a global market meltdown Read Full Article at RT.com
Boxer at centre of Olympic gender row says winning gold would be ‘best response’
Boxer Imane Khelif has said winning an Olympic gold medal would be the “best response” to the wave of scrutiny she has faced over misconceptions about her gender.
News24 | Bangladesh anti-government riots total death toll at least 300 with fresh protests expected on Monday
The overall death toll from clashes in Bangladesh has risen to at least 300 people, after 94 died Sunday in the deadliest day in weeks of anti-government demonstrations, according to an AFP tally.
A US Olympic athlete couldn’t pay her rent, so Flavor Flav and Reddit cofounder Alexis Ohanian stepped in to help
A 2020 survey of 491 athletes from 48 countries by the athletes’ rights group Global Athletes found that 58% did not consider themselves financially stable.
Lindsey Graham says Trump needs to stop attacking Kamala Harris over her race: ‘This is your election to lose’
Graham criticized Trump for his racially charged attacks, saying: "The problem I have with Kamala Harris is not her heritage, it’s her judgment."