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Hong Kong suspends controversial extradition bill after months of protest and criticism     •     Hong Kong is bracing for another mass rally Sunday as public anger seethes following unprecedented clashes between protesters and police over a controversial extradition law, despite a climbdown by the city's embattled leader     •     Zero elephants poached in a year in top Africa wildlife park: experts call it an extraordinary development in an area larger than Switzerland where thousands of the animals have been slaughtered in recent years     •     Corbyn: no 'credible evidence' of Iran role in tanker attacks | Politics     •     A severely epileptic teenager and his family have launched a legal challenge against the UK National Health Service and department of health in Northern Ireland over access to his cannabis-based medicine.     •     EU rejects US' demand for automatic access to the bloc's defence budget     •     A Vancouver immigration lawyer and other experts are warning the Canadian and British Columbia governments to prepare for a “mass migration” of expats fleeing Hong Kong as protests against a controversial extradition bill continue to rock the territory.     •     Kuwait and Saudi Arabia record highest temperature on earth(63 degrees Celsius)     •     We Have Detected Signs of Our Milky Way Colliding With Another Galaxy     •     Germany joins chorus casting doubt on Trump administration claim that Iran was behind attack on oil tankers     •     Mexico just released the full text of the ‘secret’ deal Trump said they made     •     Second largest outbreak of Ebola in Central Africa has killed 1,400     •     Brazil's supreme court has officially criminalised homophobia and transphobia.     •     Pentagon Keeps Trump in the Dark About its Cyber Attacks on Russia - “Intelligence officials described broad hesitation to go into detail with [the president] about operations,” the report said.     •     Leaked chats appear to show judge advised prosecutors in Lula case     •     India to impose retaliatory tariff on 28 U.S. goods from Sunday: government statement     •     Nicola Sturgeon holds talks with European leaders, restates her government's backing for continued EU membership: "Not only is the Tory party ignoring Scotland's interests, they're trying to undermine the Scottish government in trying to stand up for those interests."     •     The UK’s race to increase renewable energy sources has intensified with the announcement of plans to close another coal-fired power station in March 2020, reducing the UK’s coal-fired energy fleet to five plants. By 2025, National Grid will fully operate UK’s electricity system with zero carbon.     •     Pope Francis declares 'climate emergency' and urges action | Pope Francis has declared a global “climate emergency”, warning of the dangers of global heating, and that a failure to act urgently to reduce greenhouse gases would be “a brutal act of injustice toward the poor and future generations”     •     'We will make this international': Adani protest to go global, says Bob Brown - Former Australian Greens leader Bob Brown is undeterred in his campaign to stop the Adani coal mine in central Queensland, warning “we will make this international” at a protest in Canberra.     •     Many schools in Nepal make Mandarin compulsory after China offers to pay salary for teachers.     •     Dozens of cows perish in hot, crowded live transport ship to Israel; rights advocates call practice ‘shocking and disturbing’     •     Huawei asks Verizon to pay over $1 billion for over 230 patents     •     U.N. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres has called on the European Union to aim for a 55% cut in greenhouse gas emissions by 2030, far more than the bloc’s current target for a 40% reduction     •     Chinese-owned company makes parts for British F-35 fighter jets, MoD reveals     •     
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