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Category: World
Joy and relief as South Africa manages to keep its lights on
After experiencing regular power cuts for 17 years there are signs things are now working properly.
What it’s like to be your country’s only Olympian
Four nations have just one athlete at the Games – it’s a hard, lonely experience, they say, but also a source of pride.
Hezbollah vows retaliation for killing of commander
Hassan Nasrallah said retaliation for Israel’s killing of a top Hezbollah commander would be “strong” and “effective”.
Harris and Walz hold first rally together as new Democratic ticket
At a raucous event in Pennsylvania, the pair attack their Republican opponents and vow to win the crucial swing state.
‘She did a really smart thing’: Democratic voters like Harris’s pick
The BBC spoke to Democratic voters about Kamala Harris’s choice of running-mate.
‘There is no law and order. And Hindus are being targeted again’
Hindu properties and shrines have been attacked after ex-PM Sheikh Hasina fled Bangladesh.
‘I fled Afghanistan to achieve my Olympic dream’
The return of the Taliban forced the breaker to pursue her goal in Spain, leaving family and friends behind.
Sheikh Hasina’s final hours as a hated autocrat
The woman who ruled Bangladesh with an iron grip was in denial her time was up right to the end.
Florida’s streets become rivers as Storm Debby moves north
At least six people have died in Florida and Georgia after the hurricane slammed Florida’s Gulf Coast.