Ivory Coast had said the 49 soldiers were in Mali to provide security for a United Nations peacekeeping mission, but Mali had accused them of being mercenaries.
China censors over 1,000 COVID policy critics on social media
The Sina Weibo social media platform said it had addressed 12,854 violations including attacks on experts, scholars and medical workers and issued temporary or permanent bans.
Rishi Sunak considered union ban for thousands of key staff – leaked emails
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Two men hanged in Iran over the death of a paramilitary volunteer
International rights groups had campaigned for the lives of the two men to be spared.
US approves Alzheimer’s drug that can slow disease’s progress
Leqembi can make a modest impact on the progress of the condition, American experts said, but also poses some safety risks.
Pakistan frees 524 Afghan migrants from Karachi jail
Afghanistan’s embassy in Pakistan says hundreds of its nationals have been released from a Karachi prison.
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Pakistan frees 524 Afghan migrants from Karachi jail
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Harry Kane scores again as Tottenham advances in FA Cup
Harry Kane maintained his strong run of scoring form since the World Cup to lead Tottenham into the fourth round of the FA Cup.