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BEIJING,  (Reuters) – A former general manager of China Huarong International Holdings, Bai Tianhui, has been sentenced to death by a court in the northern city of Tianjin for taking bribes, state broadcaster CCTV reported today.

CAIRO/JERUSALEM,  (Reuters) – An Israeli airstrike triggered a fire that killed 45 people in a tent camp in the Gazan city of Rafah, officials said yesterday, prompting an outcry from global leaders who urged the implementation of a World Court order to halt Israel’s assault.

LIMA,  (Reuters) – Peru’s attorney general’s office yesterday presented a constitutional complaint against President Dina Boluarte in a case involving her use of luxury watches, which has become a national scandal.

SEOUL, (Reuters) – Chinese Premier Li Qiang praised what he called a restart in relations with Japan and South Korea as he met their leaders for the first three-way talks in four years yetserday, agreeing to revive trade and security dialogues hampered by global tensions.

SEOUL/TOKYO,  (Reuters) – North Korea said its attempt to launch a new military reconnaissance satellite ended in failure yesterday when a newly developed rocket engine exploded in flight.

(Reuters)  – The president of this decade’s summit for Small Island Developing States today blasted “empty” and “grossly inadequate” climate pledges, saying wealthy nations have failed to meet obligations to limit damages from carbon emissions.

SYDNEY,  (Reuters) – Papua New Guinea’s massive landslide three days ago buried more than 2,000 people, the government said today, as treacherous terrain and difficulties transporting aid lowered hopes of finding survivors.

SEOUL, (Reuters) – Chinese Premier Li Qiang praised what he called a restart in relations with Japan and South Korea as he met their leaders for the first three-way talks in four years yesterday, agreeing to revive trade and security dialogues hampered by global tensions.

(Reuters) – Kentucky governor Andy Beshear declared a state emergency early today after tornado-spawning thunderstorms swept the U.S.

CAIRO (Reuters) – Israeli air strikes killed at least 30 Palestinians and wounded dozens in an area in the southern Gaza Strip city of Rafah designated for the displaced, Palestinian health and civil emergency service officials said.

SYDNEY (Reuters) – More than 670 people are assumed to have died in Papua New Guinea’s massive landslide, the U.N.

WASHINGTON (Reuters) – Presidential candidate Donald Trump was booed and heckled by many in a raucous audience at the Libertarian National Convention on Saturday night, a marked change from the adulation he receives at rallies from his fervently loyal supporters.

SANAA (Reuters) – Yemen’s Houthi group freed more than 100 detainees in Sanaa on Sunday, calling the move a “unilateral humanitarian initiative” to pardon prisoners and return them to their families.

CAIRO,  (Reuters) – Israeli air strikes killed at least 30 Palestinians and wounded dozens in an area in the southern Gaza Strip city of Rafah designated for the displaced, Palestinian health and civil emergency service officials said.

JOHANNESBURG,  (Reuters) – South Africans will vote on Wednesday with widespread anger over power cuts, joblessness and corruption threatening to end the dominance of the African National Congress, thirty years after Nelson Mandela led it into power.

SYDNEY, (Reuters) – More than 670 people are assumed to have died in Papua New Guinea’s massive landslide, the U.N.

CAIRO,  (Reuters) – Prospects for a resumption of mediated Gaza ceasefire talks grew yesterday although Israel carried out new attacks in which Palestinian medics said more than 40 people were killed.

CANNES, France,  (Reuters) – “Anora,” a darkly funny and touching drama about a young exotic dancer who becomes involved with a Russian oligarch’s son, won the Cannes Film Festival’s top prize, the Palme d’Or, yesterday.

AMSTERDAM, (Reuters) – American rapper Nicki Minaj yesterday cancelled a show in Manchester, England, after she said she was held by police at Amsterdam Schiphol airport on allegations of possession of soft drugs.

WASHINGTON, (Reuters) – The U.S. Transportation Security Administration (TSA) said it screened 2.95 million airline passengers on Friday, the highest number ever on a single day.