Totalitarianism at 38th and Chicago: A Minnesotan lie

Minnesota’s 'don’t-cha-know' country has blood on the leaves and death marches in the cracks of the sidewalk.

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Tesla apologises to Chinese consumers, plans to remedy complaints

Tesla sells about 30 percent of its cars in China, where it has faced complaints over issues such as battery fires.

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After Floyd verdict, US attorney general launches police probe

Attorney General Garland says Derek Chauvin's guilty verdict does not address 'potentially systemic policing issues'.

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‘A Tigrayan womb should never give birth’: Rape in Tigray

Displaced people from Ethiopia’s western Tigray region report alleged cases of rape, looting and other crimes.

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Germany: Protest erupts as parliament votes on COVID rules

Thousands stage anti-lockdown rally as legislators approve handing gov't enhanced powers to impose restrictions.

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‘Setting the standard’: EU unveils plan to rein in risky AI uses

The proposal would ban AI in 'social scoring' systems that judge people based on behaviour and physical traits.

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US police shoot, kill Black teenage girl holding knife in Ohio

Police in Columbus fatally shoot a girl brandishing a knife while responding to a report on an attempted stabbing.

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‘Exception not the rule’: What’s next after Chauvin conviction?

Chauvin will likely appeal the conviction, as advocates hope the guilty verdict will spur greater police reforms.

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Wild Recovery: Protecting nature and preventing the next pandemic

Earthrise looks at protecting wildlife and preventing pandemics through the stories of two endangered mammals.

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Lebanon crisis: Boutique hotels pivot in the age of ‘Lollers’

As Lebanon's economic crisis stretches into its 18th month, some boutique hotel owners are pivoting to survive.

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