BBC News – World

on 2020-06-05

Cases emerge of police mistreatment amid unrest over the death of African American George Floyd.

on 2020-06-05

The movement’s name has also been painted onto the thoroughfare leading to the White House.

on 2020-06-05

Rijasoa Andriamanana said pupils would be given lollipops to mask the taste of a coronavirus “cure”.

on 2020-06-05

The Orthodox Synod made the ruling after Greeks were encouraged to practise yoga during quarantine.

on 2020-06-05

Katri Kulmuni resigns over revelations she spent more than €50,000 on media performance coaching.

on 2020-06-05

The unemployment rate fell to 13.3% in May, despite the economic damage caused by the coronavirus.

on 2020-06-05

Relations have frayed over the recent removal of a statue but the fake plot has soured ties further.

on 2020-06-05

The rapper and fashion designer has set up a fund to pay for six-year-old Gianna’s college education.

on 2020-06-05

Anna Lindstedt is accused of going beyond her remit by holding unauthorised talks with China.

on 2020-06-05

The girls were cut after their father said they were receiving a coronavirus “vaccine”, officials say.

on 2020-06-05

AstraZeneca says it could provide two billion doses of a potential vaccine, helped by backing from Bill Gates.

on 2020-06-05

While waiting for flights to resume, 20 players shared a single room in Auckland for three months.

on 2020-06-05

China is hitting back at the US for supporting Hong Kong pro-democracy demonstrations last year.

on 2020-06-04

Crowds of people paid their respects to George Floyd at the spot where he was killed in Minneapolis.

on 2020-06-04

How closely have you been paying attention to what’s been going on during the past seven days?

on 2020-06-04

Thousands sign a petition and use the hashtag #WeAreTired to protest against recent rapes and killings.

on 2020-06-04

All the background that helps explain why these protests are happening, and why now.

on 2020-06-04

A selection of the week’s best photos from across the continent and beyond.

on 2020-06-04

Doctors face stretched resources and tensions raised by conspiracy theories as the lockdown is eased.

on 2020-06-04

The BBC’s Clive Myrie looks at the toxic combination of racism and inadequate police training.