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• Cannot consider Lukashenko legitimately elected leader of Belarus: US

• Trump refuses to commit on peaceful transition of power after US elections

• Kentucky grand jury indicts at least one of three officers in Breonna Taylor case

• Australia says majority of 470-strong beached whale pod has died

• UN Security Council will become obsolete, if not reformed: G4 countries

• Trump unveils new sanctions against Cuban rum and cigars

• Thousands protest in Minsk after Belarusian leader Lukashenko hastily sworn-in

• Mourners pay respects to Ginsburg at US Supreme Court

• Is there a link between Trump's Supreme Court candidate and 'The Handmaid's Tale'?

• UNGA 2020: Lebanon's Iran-backed Hezbollah must be 'disarmed', says Saudi King Salman

• Explained: China's four-pronged approach to restructure Tibet through repression

• Protests against President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi's rule break out across Egypt

• Misogyny should qualify as a hate crime, UK legal regulator says

• At UNGA, Jinping claimed China is not 'expansionist'. These facts tell otherwise!

• World's richest 1% cause double CO2 emissions of poorest 50%, says Oxfam

• Eiffel Tower reopens after bomb hoax

• China alters foreign investment law to increase sale of national bonds

• Top 10 world news: Russia says Navalny welcome to return, France bomb scare, and more

• US Elections 2020: Kamala Harris 'grossly incompetent', surprised after she was chosen vice president nominee, says Trump

• Germany denies Lukashenko recognition as Belarus president