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Protesters took to the streets following the grand jury charges in the Breonna Taylor case on Saturday. Outrage and heartbreak has boiled over into demonstrations in cities across the US.

Breonna Taylor protests: 2 cops shot and wounded, at least 24 people have been arrested

A Kentucky grand jury brought no charges against Louisville police for the killing of Breonna Taylor during a drug raid gone wrong

Police officers not charged for killing Breonna Taylor

Louisville Police Chief Robert Schroeder said the police officers shot on Wednesday did not have life-threatening injuries

Breonna Taylor: Two officers shot during Louisville protests

Malaysia’s opposition leader Anwar Ibrahim said he had secured a “strong majority” from lawmakers to form a new government, seven months after a power grab within the ruling coalition brought down the administration elected in May 2018.

Malaysia's opposition leader stakes claim over government

A Kentucky grand jury has brought no charges against Louisville police for the killing of Breonna Taylor during a drug raid gone wrong, with prosecutors saying two officers who fired their weapons at the black woman were justified in using force to protect themselves.

Only 1 of the 3 involved officers indicted in Breonna Taylor's death | Black Lives Matter

Italians voted on reducing the size of parliament and in local elections in the government's first test amid the COVID-19 pandemic.

Italians vote to reduce Parliament size: 70% people voted in favour of the change

Russian President Vladimir Putin on Wednesday said that the country will register its second COVID-19 vaccine very soon. Watch report.

Vladamir Putin | Russia will register second COVID-19 vaccine | Coronavirus Pandemic

Amidst nationwide protests against Belarus’ long-standing authoritarian President Alexander Lukashenko, the country’s beleaguered leader was sworn in for his sixth consecutive term in a sudden inauguration event on September 22.

Lukashenko sworn in at secret event: Lithuania, Germany condemn secret event | World News

In a rare challenge to President Abdelfattah Elsisi and his government, small protests broke out in several cities across Egypt. The Egyptian authorities sought to prevent the second round of protests on 27 September by shutting down large parts of downtown Cairo and carrying out mass arrests.

Second round of protests in Egypt against President Abdelfattah Elsisi

Before the coronavirus crisis hit, hotels in Geneva -- usually a hub for diplomatic and international business activity -- had been surfing on a wave of thriving growth, with some 3.2 million night stays annually for the past two years.

Geneva hotel industry in deep freeze: Hotels face catastrophic summer

Vladamir Putin: Russia will register second COVID-19 vaccine