First, there were fake vaccines. Now bogus coronavirus immunisation certificates are being offered for sale in the Mexican capital, aimed at people travelling to countries that require proof of inoculation.

Fake COVID-19 vaccination certificates for sale in Mexico

France said Saturday it would require people not fully vaccinated and arriving from some European countries to show a negative COVID-19 test taken within the previous 24 hours.

France to require 24-hour negative COVID-19 test for some European arrivals

Thunderstorms in Northern Alaska over sea ice on Monday sparked rare lightning strikes. The Washington Post reported lightning strikes occurred north of Prudhoe Bay, directly over sea ice, a phenomenon that occurs once or twice a decade.

Unusual Arctic thunderstorms spark rare lightning strikes in Northern Alaska

Brazil President Jair Bolsonaro was making satisfactory progress on Thursday according to the hospital where he is receiving treatment for a blocked intestine. Far right leader Bolsonaro was taken to a military hospital in the capital Brasilia on Wednesday after suffering persistent hiccups and abdominal pain for around 10 days.

Brazilian President Bolsonaro's condition 'evolving satisfactorily', says hospital

China has launched its long-awaited emissions trading system, which is being considered as a key tool in its quest to drive down emissions of climate change-causing greenhouse gases and go carbon-neutral by 2060.

'Key tool': China launches the long-awaited carbon trading scheme

A brutal start to the wildfire season in the western United States and Canada worsened Thursday as a massive Oregon blaze exploded in dry, windy conditions and a new California blaze threatened communities devastated by the 2018 Camp Fire.

'Extreme' wildfires and heavy smoke grip western US and Canada

Unprecedented anti-government protests broke out in Cuba on July 11, which the single-party state leadership blames on a Twitter campaign orchestrated by the United States.

Cuban government blames Twitter for unrest

July 16 in history: Adolf Hitler orders preparations for the invasion of Britain, Apollo 11 is launched, and more

At least 25 people were killed and 31 injured in a crash involving a coach and a minibus in Ivory Coast, the transport minister announced late Thursday. "All measures have been taken to determine the exact causes of the tragedy, as well as where responsibility lies," Amadou Kone said in a statement, adding the accident happened about 100 kilometres (60 miles) from financial capital Abidjan on Wednesday.

25 dead in Ivory Coast coach and minibus crash

Hungary is ordering mandatory Covid-19 vaccinations for all health workers, Prime Minister Viktor Orban said on Friday, following similar moves by France and a few other European countries.

Hungary makes COVID-19 jabs mandatory for health workers

Malnutrition is being deemed as Afghanistan's silent emergency. As per data released by UNICEF, Afghanistan has one of the world’s highest rates of stunting in children under five, that is 41 per cent.

Malnutrition now termed as Afghanistan's 'silent emergency'

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