China won’t devalue yuan to boost exports, says Premier Li
China’s Premier Li Keqiang says it is essential to uphold principles of free trade and multilateralism.
Aboriginal man fights possible deportation from Australia
Daniel Love is not a citizen but he cannot be deported as a foreigner, his lawyers argue.
North and South Korea: Kim and Moon hail new future
The leaders of the two Koreas, meeting in Pyongyang, say they have agreed a path to denuclearisation.
Christine Blasey Ford: Kavanaugh accuser ‘faces death threats’
Christine Blasey Ford’s attorney says her client has been “deflecting death threats and harassment”.
Yemen conflict: A million more children face famine, NGO warns
“In one hospital I visited, the babies were too weak to cry,” says the head of Save the Children.
Salzburg summit: Austria leads EU’s anti-migrant drive
Memories of the 2015 crisis on its borders makes migration a key focus for Austria’s EU leadership.
ICC opens Myanmar Rohingya crimes probe
It will examine alleged crimes against the group, including “killing, sexual violence and looting”.
Sesame Workshop says Bert are Ernie are ‘best friends’ and not gay
A writer says he sees the puppet pair as a gay couple, but Sesame Workshop calls them “best friends”.
McDonald’s workers strike over sexual harassment policy
American employees call on the fast food giant to do more to tackle workplace sexual harassment.
Pussy Riot’s Pyotr Verzilov ‘likely poisoned’, doctors say
German doctors say the activist is out of danger but that it is “highly plausible” he was poisoned.