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‘What are you so afraid of?’ ABC correspondent challenges Putin on why his opponents end up dead or in jail     •     Sister Lucy, the nun who took Bishop Franco Mulakkal head-on in a rape case, has now been permanently expelled from the Church. The Catholic Church has rejected her appeal, stripped her of sisterhood & asked her to vacate her convent within a week.     •     Private Labs Carried Out Around 100k to 400k Fake COVID Tests in India's Uttarakhand in April, All Certified Negative, in Oder to Meet Daily Target of 50k Tests. The True Extent of the ‘Scam’ is Yet to Be Known     •     Earth is now trapping an ‘unprecedented’ amount of heat, NASA says     •     Czech Lawmakers Pass Bill Banning Chinese, Russian Firms From Nuclear Plant Construction     •     Hong Kong police declare Apple Daily newsroom a crime scene as editors and executives arrested under national security law     •     Kim Jong-un admits North Korea facing a 'tense' food shortage     •     Police in Ukraine have arrested members of a major ransomware gang. The arrests mark the first time a law enforcement agency has announced a mass arrest of a prolific hacker group that had extorted Americans by either encrypting an organization's files or threatening to leak them to the public     •     China successfully launches three astronauts to new space station     •     More than 350 doctors and medical workers have caught COVID-19 in Indonesia despite being vaccinated with Sinovac and dozens have been hospitalised     •     Kremlin pleased with Putin-Biden summit, hails pledge to never wage nuclear war     •     Pro Democracy Apple Daily editors arrested under Hong Kong security law     •     Israel on Thursday charged a police officer with "reckless homicide" for allegedly shooting dead an unarmed Palestinian man with autism in Jerusalem's Old City last year, the justice ministry said. Iyad Hallak was killed in May 2020 while walking to his special needs school in East Jerusalem     •     Six climate activists and two environmental NGOs have taken Norway to the European court of human rights (ECHR), arguing the Nordic country’s plans to drill for oil in the Arctic are harming young people’s futures.     •     Rome police defuse bomb found on local politician's car     •     Subway collapse that killed 26 blamed on defects from company owned by Mexico's richest man     •     UK pig farms doubled their use of antibiotics vital for humans     •     Brazil's Main COVID Strategy Is A Cocktail Of Unproven Drugs     •     Swedish PM faces no-confidence vote as government plunged into crisis     •     Firing arrows, indigenous people in Brazil protest bill curtailing land rights     •     EU drafts 2035 death sentence for the internal combustion engine car     •     Pushing against China, U.S. lawmakers plan pro-Taiwan bill     •     Bolivian Ex-Defense Minister Plotted Second Coup Using U.S. Mercenaries     •     Father of woman arrested off plane in Belarus appeals to Lukashenko for her release     •     Freedom of speech may not be protected by Australia’s constitution, high court judge says     •     
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