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    China celebrates ending rural poverty

    How much of this is real progress and how much is the official party line?

  2. China claims a monumental social and economic transformation

    President Xi Jinping has declared China has scored a "complete victory" against poverty

  3. China says 100m raised out of poverty

    China has declared that the population has been lifted out of poverty under President Xi

  4. Tiger Woods car crash: 'awake and responsive' after surgery

    US golfing star Tiger Woods ''in a stable condition'' in hospital in Los Angeles

  5. Tiger Woods car crash in Los Angeles

    Fifteen time golf champion Tiger Woods has major leg injuries in a serious road accident

  6. Clean energy push from 15 world leaders

    Call for public and private investment in clean energy in countries affected by conflict

  7. Dispute between Australia and Facebook is resolved

    Facebook had blocked news content from being accessed in Australia

  8. Australia and Facebook resolve dispute

    Facebook says it will restore news content to its users in Australia

  9. US records over 500,000 Covid-19 deaths

    President Biden has called it a 'heartbreaking milestone'

  10. UK to outline its way out of lockdown

    The British Prime Minister will announce his plan to ease coronavirus restrictions

  11. Myanmar protests continue across the country

    This is despite a broadcast on state television warning them they are risking their lives

  12. Myanmar protesters call for general strike

    Tens of thousands have again taken to the streets to protest against the military coup

  13. G7 considers Covid vaccine nationalism

    Pressure mounts on richer nations to share the supply of vaccines more equitably

  14. "I've personally received more vaccine doses than 130 countries"

    A US doctor appeals to rich nations to share access to Covid vaccines more equitably

  15. Covid-19: how can vaccines be distributed more fairly?

    We talk to a US doctor who says he's personally received more doses than 130 countries

  16. Facebook blocks news content from being shared or viewed in Australia

    The row is over a law which would make tech giants pay for news content

  17. Facebook users in Australia are blocked from sharing or viewing news

    It comes in response to a proposed law which would make tech giants pay for news content

  18. Facebook blocks news content in Australia

    Users cannot share or view news content on it. This is in response to a proposed new law

  19. Thousands are protesting in Yangon, Myanmar

    It is one of the biggest protests so far against the military coup

  20. Protests continue in Myanmar calling for democracy to return

    The detained civilian leader, Aung San Suu Kyi, has been given a second criminal charge

  21. Myanmar: Aung San Suu Kyi handed second criminal charge

    Anti-coup demonstrators are demanding her release and that of other elected leaders

  22. A doctor's view of the Myanmar protests

    "We are planning to 100% shut down... hospitals, transport, electricity and education"

  23. Myanmar protests: public workers try to shut down services

    Healthcare workers go on strike in protest at the coup are being hidden by residents

  24. Myanmar: latest internet shutdown

    We speak to a protester who's determined to continue despite threats of punishment

  25. Myanmar protests continue amid fears of crackdown

    More troops are deployed and the detention of Aung San Suu Kyi is extended

  26. Myanmar: Aung San Suu Kyi's detention extended

    The army deploys extra armoured vehicles on the street, amid fears of a crackdown

  27. Myanmar troops on the streets as internet cut off

    There are growing fears that the army is about to start a major crackdown in Myanmar

  28. Burmese protesters urge for support as arrests continue

    It comes as Myanmar’s military orders a mass release of prisoners.;

  29. Myanmar’s military to release thousands of prisoners

    Thousands of pro-democracy citizens across the country prepare for further arrests.

  30. Myanmar's amnesty for 23,000 prisoners

    The military says they were jailed by the previous democratically-elected government.

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