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Bans for 28 Russian Olympic athletes overturned
Citing a lack of sufficient evidence, the Court of Arbitration for Sport has overturned the lifetime doping bans placed on 28 Russian athletes by the IOC.
Report: Hong Kong's appetite for reef fish 'unsustainable'
Yvonne Sadovy, co-author of the eye-opening report on live reef food fish titled, Going, going gone, says Hong Kong's laws 'are ill-equipped to control the trade as its practiced today'.
London mosque attacker convicted of murder
Darren Osborne, who wrote a hate-filled note then took a van to kill Muslims, has been convicted of murder for the Finsbury Park attack he executed.
Canada ordered to fund indigenous child welfare - again
Rights tribunal says indigenous children continue to face discrimination in child welfare system.
Qatar 'ready to participate' in US-GCC summit
Qatar's foreign minister says any solution to Gulf crisis must be based on principles of equality between GCC nations.
Darren Osborne found guilty of Finsbury Park attack
Darren Osborne found guilty of murder and attempted murder after driving into a group of Muslims in Finsbury Park.
Kenya court suspends government's media shutdown
Court suspends shutdown of TV stations that were blocked after promising to show Raila Odinga's symbolic inauguration.
Reuters journalists arrested in Myanmar denied bail
Wa Lone and Kyaw Soe Oo accused of violating Myanmar's Official Secrets Act, which carries a maximum 14-year sentence.
India budget focuses on rural areas ahead of election
With hikes in rural spending, Prime Minister Modi aims to rally support of farmers ahead of 2019 general elections.
Poland passes controversial Holocaust bill
Israel says it is "adamantly opposed" to a Polish bill that would make it illegal to suggest Poland was complicit in the Nazi Holocaust.
Iran says Jerusalem 'unchangeable' capital of Palestine
Officials say they will 'confront' any attempt to change status of the Holy City as Palestinian capital.
US 'invested in a failed strategy' in Afghanistan
As US vows to fight the Taliban, experts and former diplomats say the US-led forces caught in a protracted conflict.
Poland Senate passes controversial Holocaust bill
US, Israel denounce Polish draft law that seeks to criminalise acts blaming Poles for complicity in Nazi war crimes.
AP releases video that 'shows Rohingya massacre site, mass graves'
The Associated Press news agency says the discovery of five mass graves confirms the killing of hundreds of Rohingya Muslims last year.
Growing up too fast in Afghanistan
ISIL killed 14-year-old Khudai's father. Now the survival of his five younger sisters and mother depends on him.
Super Blue Blood Moon awes onlookers around the world
Delight as rare lunar spectacle lights up the world.
China's Prison Orphans
What happens to children in China when their parents go to prison?
Lebanese TV host charged with defaming Saudi crown prince
Comedian Hicham Haddad, host of a Lebanese talk show, has become the latest media figure to be caught up in a crackdown on freedom of speech.
Rare 'super blue blood Moon' leaves millions awestruck
The second full Moon of January passed through Earth's shadow in a rare lunar eclipse visible to millions of observers around the world.
Disinformation and Democracy
A two-part investigation into the threats to democracy posed by fake news and propaganda on social media.