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June 25, 2021 ‘We Have More in Common Than What Separates Us’: Refugee Stories, Told by Refugees Hungary’S Lgbt Protests and Juneteenth Day: Human Rights This Fortnight – in Pictures Belgium’S Climate Failures Violate Human Rights, Court Rules Brazil Police Use Teargas and Rubber Bullets Against Indigenous Protesters Myanmar: Facebook Promotes Content Urging Violence Against Coup Protesters – Study Canada: Hundreds More Unmarked Graves Found at Former Indigenous School Moving On: Why the Eu Is Not Missing Britain That Much Venice Renews Crackdown on Bad Behaviour As Tourists Return Indonesia Tightens Restrictions As It Confirms Record New Coronavirus Infections Online Sex Crimes Crisis in South Korea Affecting All Women, Report Finds Migrants Turned Away at Border Under Biden Face Shocking Abuse in Mexico ‘Good for the Soul’: Giant Murals Turn São Paulo Into Open Air Gallery In the West, the Looted Bronzes Are Museum Pieces. in Nigeria, ‘They Are Our Ancestors’ A Month Before the Olympics, How Is Japan Faring With Covid? They Voted for Brexit, but Not the Giant Truck Park That Came With It

June 18, 2021

• It’s Not Easy’: Seven Working Parents Around the World - Photo Essay
• ‘I’m Sacrificing Myself’: Agony of Kabul’s Secret Sex Workers
• Azerbaijan Swaps 15 Armenian POWs for Map of Landmines
• Factory Workers Making Goods for the West Bear Brunt of Virus Surge in South-East Asia
• Indigenous Canadians Win Right to Use Original Names After Forced Assimilation
• Looted Artefacts Withdrawn From UK Auction After Ethiopia’s Appeal
• Controversial New Labour Laws Set to Shake up Working Life in Greece
• Diamond Geysers: a Cruise Through Iceland - in Pictures
• ‘Disability Is Possibility’: a Mission to Bust Myths in India - Photo Essay
• Party’S Over: Amsterdam Plans to Keep Tourists ‘In Penis Outfits’ Away
• Netherlands Offers Free Pickled Herring As Covid Jab Incentive
• ‘Cultural Appropriation Is a Two-Way Thing’: Yinka Shonibare on Picasso, Masks and the Fashion for Black Artists
• Indigenous People Advance a Dramatic Goal: Reversing Colonialism
• Tokyo Relaxes Coronavirus Restrictions Ahead of Olympics

June 11, 2021

• ‘Africa Has so Much Talent – We Can’t Even Grasp It’: Angélique Kidjo on Pop, Politics and Power
• London ‘Sky Pool’ Among Wave of Ever More Implausible Designs
• Amazônia: Life and Death in the Brazilian Rainforest
• Magawa the Mine-Sniffing Rat Ends Career in Cambodia on a High
• Fear and Anger in Canada After Muslim Family Is Killed: ‘How Many More People Have to Die?’
• El Salvador Becomes First Country to Adopt Bitcoin As Legal Tender
• Acropolis Now: Greeks Outraged at Concreting of Ancient Site
• Revert to Type: How Goa’S Last Typewriter Repair Shop Defied the Digital Age
• Tokyo Cornered Into Going Ahead With Games, Says Olympic Official
• Barcelona Street Sellers Take on Nike With Own-Brand Trainers
• Healing words: Taiwan’s tribes fight to save their disappearing languages
• Scholars at Oxford University Refuse to Teach Under Statue of Colonialist
• Wedding Receptions Are Back, and Italy’s Candy Makers Are Delighted
• ‘Good for the Soul’: Giant Murals Turn São Paulo Into Open Air Gallery
• Support for a Global Pact Banning Nuclear Weapons Is Growing Within NATO, an Advocacy Group Says
• Confused? Overwhelmed? You May Have Travel Whiplash
• A Multibillion-Dollar Plan to End Polio, and Soon

June 4, 2021

• Mohamed Bourouissa on France’S Identity Crisis: ‘We’Ve Got Catching up to Do!’
• Trouble Brews Between Trappist Monks and Belgian Mineral Empire
• ‘That Was the Day I Knew I Had Died … ’ José Mauro, Brazilian Music’S Reborn Genius
• Canada Calls on Pope to Apologize After Indigenous Children’S Remains Found
• ‘A Game-Changing Moment’: Chile Constitution Could Set New Gender Equality Standard
• English Dictionary of Ancient Greek ‘Spares No Blushes’ With Fresh Look at Crudity
• Diamond Geysers: a Cruise Through Iceland - in Pictures
• ‘A Question of Dignity’: the Pathologist Identifying Migrants Drowned in the Med
• The Beatles in India: ‘With Their Long Hair and Jokes, They Blew Our Minds!’
• Mexico Accuses Zara and Anthropologie of Cultural Appropriation
• Facebook Accused of ‘Discriminatory and Racist’ Behaviour After Removing Historical Png Images
• Lush Forests Laid to Waste: How Pacific Islands Got Hooked on Logging
• ‘Good for the Soul’: Giant Murals Turn São Paulo Into Open Air Gallery
• Syria’s Surprising Solar Boom: Sunlight Powers the Night in Rebel Idlib
• About 10,000 Volunteers for the Tokyo Olympics Have Quit, Organizers Say
• The Pandemic Boom in Bicycles Is a Boon to Portugal’s Manufacturers
• Seven European Countries Begin Issuing a Digital Covid Certificate for Travel
• Have Three Children? No Way, Many Chinese Say
• How the World Ran Out of Everything
• On the Covid Front Lines, When Not Getting Belly Rubs

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