As Taliban announced their new government to rule Afghanistan, changes are being noticed all around the country. Contrary to promises by the terrorist organisation, from a changed wall to a new stamp on visas, Taliban 2.

Taliban 2.0? Changed visas, painted walls, new airport names hint at changed Afghanistan

Three leaders of a group behind Hong Kong's Tiananmen vigil were charged Thursday with inciting subversion following an earlier police raid at the museum the group ran commemorating Beijing's deadly crackdown in 1989.

Hong Kong Tiananmen vigil leaders charged with 'inciting subversion'

In the Taliban's latest crackdown on dissent in Afghanistan, gunmen used whips and sticks against a group of women protesting in Kabul on Wednesday following the announcement of a hardline, male-only interim government.

Top 10 world news: Taliban hit women with whips, 200 indigenous children missing or dead in hospital, and more

Recently, as several countries opened up their borders for refugees from Afghanistan and other war-struck countries, concerns of the safety of immigrants rose. The US has been welcoming thousands of immigrants, but recent reports have alleged that immigrant children are being ill-treated in shelters.

Immigrant children burned by scalding water and threatened in US' emergency shelter: Reports

Even in the 21st century when mental health is an important topic of conversation in almost all circles, suicide is still considered to be a punishable crime in 20 countries.

Suicide is still a crime in at least 20 countries worldwide: Research

Young French women under the age of 25 will now be offered free contraception from next year, country’s health minister recently announced. All women under the age of 25 will not be charged for medical appointments, medicines, tests and all other medical procedures related to birth control.

French women under the age of 25 to be given free contraception: Government

A little after concluding the Tokyo Olympics and Paralympics, Japan has announced that Covid curbs will now be extended until the end of September for the capital city.

Japan extends Covid curbs in Tokyo till September end

New Zealand’s Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern is famous for keeping her calm and a smiling face, even during the toughest situations. However, a silly question about a patient and a visitor having sex in hospital made it difficult for Ardern to not react strongly.

New Zealand: Jacinda Ardern warns hospitals to not let Covid patients have sex with visitors

The World Health Organization called Wednesday for countries to avoid giving out extra Covid jabs until year-end, pointing to the millions worldwide who have yet to receive a single dose.

WHO urges Covid vaccine booster moratorium until 2022

The Biden administration on Wednesday released a plan to produce almost half of the nation’s electricity from the sun by 2050 as part of its effort to combat climate change.

From 4% to 45%: Biden sets an ambitious blueprint for solar energy

Even as US and NATO forces and almost the entire Western diplomatic corps packed up and fled the Afghan capital last month as the Taliban seized control, a handful of international aid directors made a decision: They were staying put.

Aid workers staying in Taliban-ruled Afghanistan tread a tricky path

In a saddening, yet expected, announcement from Taliban, Afghan women, including the country's national women's cricket team, will be prohibited from participating in sports under the new Taliban regime.

Top 10 world news: Taliban strikes on women's rights, hole in Earth found, and more

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