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Cuban president accuses former pornstar Mia Khalifa of working with US Govt and fueling protests

Miguel Díaz-Canel Bermúdez, president of Cuba, has accused former pornstar Mia Khalifa of fueling protests in the country.

Pakistan: School textbooks showing Malala Yousafzai as ‘important personality’ seized, documentary to ‘expose’ her among youth

Authorities in Pakistan have seized textbooks that listed Malala Yousafzai as an 'important personality' for controversial views on Islam.

Sexual assault, cocaine snorting, ticketless fans run wild: Read what happened during crime spree in Wembley before Euro 2020 final

There was mayhem outside the iconic Wembley Stadium before and after England lost to Italy in the UEFA Euro 2020 final.

Economy, Covid and oppression: Why Cubans are taking to the streets in biggest anti-government protests in over 3 decades

Cuba is witnessing its biggest protests in over thirty years, set off by struggling economy, regular power outages and Covid.

Trans couple Ahanu and Petrona: Read about how the mother is now the father and the father is now mother and breastfeeding the child

The Washington DC couple involves Ahanu, who claims to be the father and Petrona, who claims to be the mother of the child.

Canada: British Columbia tribe announces discovery of another 160 unmarked graves near site of defunct missionary school

The residential schools were run by the Church, with funding from the federal government of Canada.

Read about the Gupta Brothers, as the Indian community arms itself against rioters and South Africans blame them for their unbridled violence

Violent unrest has spread across Africa after president Jacob Zuma's sentencing. The Indian community is facing attacks too.

Indians face racist abuse online, threatened with rape and massacre as violence breaks out in South Africa

Indians are facing racist abuse and social media platforms are being used to incite violence against Indians living in South Africa.

London: Library brings a performer in monkey costume with hanging genitalia, exposed buttocks, says it was to ‘encourage kids to read’

London Library criticized for displaying obscene costumes and gestures in event meant for promoting reading habits among kids.

South Africa: Indian community takes up arms to defend their businesses as violent riots break out, here is why they may be targeted

In all, 6 people have been killed so far and a total of 489 suspects have been arrested.

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