The French President Emmanuel Macron has expressed sadness and said he is "very shocked" to hear about a Black man being beaten up by the Paris police. A video and images started circulating on the internet where a Black music producer can be seen being beaten up by Paris police for apparently not wearing a face mask.

Macron 'shocked' to hear Black music producer being beaten by French police; officers detained

China will be charging 12 people from Hong Kong who were caught trying to flee the city in a speedboat. The 12 people were detained more than three months ago. The officials announced on Friday that the "investigation of 12 Hong Kong people who were found unlawfully crossing the border has ended.

China to charge 12 Hong Kong locals who were caught fleeing

The Saudi-led military coalition in Yemen bombed rebel camps including in the capital Sanaa on Friday, witnesses and AFP correspondents said, days after the Huthis attacked an oil facility in Saudi Arabia.

Saudi-led coalition bombs Yemen rebel sites after Aramco attack

For more than a decade, Setsuko Hikita spent her working days selling snacks and newspapers in the bowels of Tokyo’s bustling metro system. Amid the chaos of morning commutes and the scramble to catch the last train home, she kept her employers’ tiny kiosks a haven of well-ordered commerce.

A job for life, or not? A class divide deepens in Japan

Pakistan Federal Information Minister Shibli Faraz has threatened Opposition leaders that first information reports (FIRs) will be registered against them if they participate in the Pakistan Democratic Movement ( PDM) rally.

Pakistan Minister threatens opposition leaders with FIRs over political gatherings

Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed's government will protect civilians in the northern region of Tigray, he told African peace envoys on Friday, a day after he announced the military was beginning the "final phase" of an offensive there.

Ethiopian PM tells African envoys he will protect civilians in Tigray

Wilton Gregory is about to make history: the first African-American to be picked as cardinal is handing out interviews like a Hollywood star and the Catholic world can't get enough.

First African-American cardinal readies for 'princehood'

China has launched the initiative of capturing the country's demographic changes for the first time in over a decade. The LGBTQ community has used this opportunity to come out of the shadows and officially register themselves as a 'couple', instead of just 'roommates'.

Not just roommates: China's LGBTQ couples come out of shadows in national census

Dressed in impeccable camouflage fatigues with Kalashnikovs slung over their shoulders, Russian peacekeepers stand guard along the last road linking Armenia with the restive region of Nagorno-Karabakh.

Armenians at a crossroads on last route out of Karabakh

An adviser to UN Women, Ravi Karkara, has lost his appeal at a tribunal after he contested the charges of sexual misconduct which has led to him losing his job at the United Nations.

Ravi Karkara, adviser to UN Women, was involved in sexual misconduct: Tribunal

As millions of Indians are waiting for the official launch of the PUBG Mobile India, the Indian developers nCore Games is also gearing up for the India launch of the FAU-G game in India.

PUBG's replica Indian game FAU-G to be released soon

Weeks after the Indian government imposed a ban on the PUBG mobile game, the popular app has announced a comeback with a brand new PUBG India mobile game. PUBG cut ties with Tencent Games in India, as the Indian government had accused breach of security and data.

PUBG Mobile India release date to be announced soon; download link appears

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