National Post

• Remote-sensing reveals details of ancient Olmec site in Mexico
• Derek H. Burney: The fallout from the global energy crisis demands a reality check in Canada
• In matchup with Sharks, Predators aim to keep scoring
• Canadians hoarded cash during the early months of the pandemic
• Sudan info ministry says the military’s actions are a crime
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• Sounders focused on Los Angeles FC, top spot in West
• Broncos acquire LB Kenny Young from Rams
• B.C.’s climate change plan aims for changes by 2030 for consumers, industry

South China Morning Post

• Greenhouse gases at record levels as Boris Johnson fears for COP26 outcome
• A rare form of quartz is key to Xinjiang’s solar boom, and almost all of it is in the US
• Turkey’s Recep Tayyip Erdogan drops threat to expel Western envoys
• Grim details of shooting on Alec Baldwin’s Rust set revealed in warrant
• Technology has made school exams unnecessary, former Hong Kong finance chief John Tsang says
• 2 Hong Kong government databases to tighten access rules, triggering warning over threat to press freedom
• China outlines strategy to meet economic challenges, from power crisis to Evergrande woes
• Education for Superbrain: Is the technological agenda suffocating education?
• Facebook ‘unquestionably’ making hate worse, whistle-blower Frances Haugen tells UK lawmakers
• ‘Sweet, sour, bitter and spicy flavours’ – why life in Hong Kong legislature is like a pair of chopsticks for its president

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• China harasses Malaysian oil and gas vessels on a ‘daily’ basis, Asia Maritime Transparency Initiative says
• China’s Foreign Minister Wang Yi to meet Afghan Taliban leaders in Doha
• Chinese pressure blamed as Xi Jinping book events are cancelled in Germany
• Israel court rules boy who survived cable car crash be returned to family in Italy
• Some Hong Kong schools still wary of police engagement despite progress since 2019 protests, security chief says
• Semiconductor giant TSMC’s decision to cooperate with Washington’s chip data request fuels anger in China
• Japan’s foreign minister says ties with China remain ‘in a difficult situation’
• Hong Kong authorities fail to strike deal with mainland Chinese counterparts on new polling stations across the border
• Microsoft says Russian hackers behind SolarWinds cyberattack targeting hundreds of US networks in new campaign
• Coronavirus: we need to make sure health systems are ready for more surges, WHO official says
• Asean in uncharted waters as it snubs Myanmar junta chief Min Aung Hlaing
• China population: census results in question after township suddenly reports 31 per cent plunge in permanent residents
• Coronavirus: cruise giant Royal Caribbean appeals to Hong Kong authorities to reconsider 21-day service suspension over Covid-19 scare
• Huawei CFO Meng Wanzhou returns to hero’s welcome at company headquarters after 21-day quarantine
• Beijing will never let Taipei participate in UN, former envoy to US says
• National security law: Hong Kong woman stands trial accused of targeting police by dropping metal post from height at Times Square shopping centre
• Blogger in China accused of inventing poor farm boy in video to build audience on social media
• Former head of Chinese weapons giant to face corruption charges after formal arrest approved
• German Isis woman gets 10 years in prison for Yazidi girl’s murder in Iraq
• Global banks urge Hong Kong to ease zero-Covid policy, as city waived only one in five applicants from tough quarantine measures
• Australia’s Telstra buys telecoms firm Digicel Pacific for US$1.6 billion to fend off China
• Coronavirus: China to start vaccinating children as young as 3 amid new outbreaks
• China’s ying and yang battle as Beijing faces tough economic choices
• Alibaba, Tencent rebrand NFT offerings as ‘digital collectibles’ amid Beijing’s scrutiny of new virtual asset market
• National security law: Hong Kong man convicted of inciting secession with pro-independence slogans
• China update: our reporter’s round-up of the biggest news from the past 7 days
• Japan spots Russian warships off coast after joint China-Russia patrols in Western Pacific
• National security law: Amnesty International to close its 2 Hong Kong offices by year’s end, citing impediments to its work
• Careful planning to reduce risks for China on road to carbon net zero
• Hong Kong taxi driver dies after complaining of chest pain at the wheel and crashing into water barrier
• Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam wants Northern Metropolis timeline slashed by 5 years – but also urges patience
• Thawing permafrost in Sweden’s wilderness a climate ticking ‘time bomb’
• Coronavirus: Singapore uses fake news law against anti-vaxxers; New Zealand spike brings second-worst day of cases
• Coronavirus: Sinovac seeks approval for Hong Kong children aged 3 and above to receive its shots; officials ‘to ease travel entry rules for youngsters’
• China’s 50 years at UN: Xi Jinping says international rules and order must not be dominated by one power
• Sudan military general Burhan dissolves government, arrests PM Hamdok in ‘coup’
• Japan’s royal wedding falls flat as Princess Mako to marry commoner amid controversy
• Saudi ex-spy claims crown prince bragged he could kill late king with ‘poison ring from Russia’
• China’s Covid-19 Delta outbreak prompts postponement of Beijing marathon
• Fake Viagra, Cialis tablets among Hong Kong’s record HK$55 million seizure of controlled pharmaceuticals

New York Times

• Hertz Orders 100,000 Teslas, and Both Companies’ Shares Rise
• Lawmakers Race to Strike Deal on Sprawling Domestic Policy Plan
• New U.S. Travel Rules Will Not Bar Unvaccinated Children
• Sudan’s Military Seizes Power, a Blow to Hopes for Democratic Transition
• Border Patrol Repeatedly Gave Agents Light Punishments, Report Finds
• Biden and the Democrats Are on the Verge of ... Something
• Tax Evasion and the Republican Party
• Gene Freidman, ‘Taxi King’ Who Upended His Industry, Dies at 50
• An Italian Politician’s Quest for Attention Gets a Boost From Richard Gere
• Key Takeaways From the Facebook Papers and Their Fallout

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• Biden Isn't Being Vocal Enough on Voting Rights
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Sydney Morning Herald

• Lions grounded in Melbourne
• Fight for prized new Labor seat as factions eye peace deal
• Two motorcyclists die in separate crashes in south-east Queensland
• Worst may lie ahead for Brazil, source of a quarter of world’s daily COVID deaths
• No new cases for 30th day as thousands wait on COVID-19 test results
• Hopes for blocked Suez Canal hinge on rising tide as Ever Given’s rudder is freed
• Geraldine Hakewill faces her demons on screen and off
• ‘Instilled a love of elsewhere’: How Susan Johnson’s father impacted her writing career
• Three charged after teenage girl dies in Hoppers Crossing car rollover
• Chinese tourists discovered it, now locals are flocking to Sea Lake

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• On my honeymoon with Guy, a phone call tragically changed our lives
• Stressed out? It could be wreaking havoc in your teeth
• Pressure builds on NRL to scrap disgraced Hayne’s honours
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• Megan Morton: I gave my daughter a suitcase of vintage classics for her 18th birthday
• The Liberals’ problem with women is simple: the men block their path
• It’s a special place, but I don’t swim in this Sydney ocean pool paradise anymore
• Leaked audio: PM admits Coalition failings on sexism in address to staff
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• Victoria’s grid runs on 50 per cent renewable energy for first time
• Young and old break unleavened bread, gather for Passover in homes
• Asian shoppers, greyer citizens and climate: three megatrends shaping NSW
• ‘I know what I’m doing’: Tszyu won’t let dad KO title dream
• Panthers star could face huge payout as sex tape scandal heads to Supreme Court
• Plant-based meat sales are soaring, but experts warn it may not be better for you or the environment
• Prison visitors subjected to high-tech scanners to stop drug smuggling surge
• Dozens killed in Myanmar in one of bloodiest days of protests
• Hamilton is both high art and thrillingly entertaining
• Experts call for more transparency around pandemic decisions
• Escaped Queensland alleged drug trafficker lashes police over jailing of mother
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• An old white man walks into a bar. Have you heard this joke?
• Big wet prompts Forestry Corp to halt northern NSW logging operations
• What has QAnon got to do with Australians?
• Each perpetrator is somebody’s son
• JobKeeper use dips as nearly 1 million workers brace for program’s end
• History of sex scandals plagues the Coalition
• Former first ladies unite to help clean-up toxic Canberra culture
• Riders of the storm: Mid North Coast awash as history repeats
• ‘They watch the news from back home’: Elderly migrant communities face vaccine scepticism
• Father asked school to report teen to police. Months later, she was allegedly raped
• A PM who’s had his quota of mistakes should be man enough to admit them
• Ladies-only pool ousts management after ‘ban’ on transgender women
• Target Time and Superquiz, Sunday, March 28
• Julia Roberts and Ed Sheeran ride out mandatory quarantine together

The Guardian

• Biden urges action on infrastructure and spending in New Jersey speech: ‘Let’s get this done’ – live
• Turkey backs down on threat to expel foreign ambassadors
• Pablo Escobar’s hippos have legal rights, US court rules
• European scrutiny committee puts on stunning display of collective amnesia | John Crace
• Martin Rowson on Rishi Sunak’s prematurely briefed budget – cartoon
• Return of miracle-man Stokes alters complexion of Ashes completely
• David Frost says EU close to breaching Brexit deal over science programme
• Budget purdah has been replaced with news management and spin | Larry Elliott
• Will Rishi Sunak’s national living wage rise really help ease the cost of living squeeze?
• Scotland slump to heavy T20 World Cup defeat against Afghanistan

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• Coronavirus live: European Medical Agency approves Moderna booster; UK records 36,567 new cases
• US businessman Chris Kirchner announces interest in buying Derby
• New victim of serial killer John Wayne Gacy identified using DNA
• Brentwood shaken by killings of two 16-year-olds, says Essex MP
• The Guardian view on Covid and the NHS: ministers in denial over a looming crisis | Editorial
• The Guardian view on US abortion laws: freedoms hanging by a thread
• Congress considers awarding Prince with congressional gold medal
• UK haulage industry tells PM to act on supply chains or face Christmas crisis
• Metropolitan police officer accused of rape goes on trial in Essex
• Facebook whistleblower Frances Haugen calls for urgent external regulation
• Interest rate rise unlikely before Christmas, says Bank policymaker
• Sudan’s army seizes power in coup and detains prime minister
• Tesla breaks $1tn valuation barrier after Hertz orders 100,000 vehicles
• Maskless ministers are peddling dangerous nonsense | Letters
• False Covid test results not cause of surge in south-west England, says No 10
• Drink-spiking was a worry for Generation X too | Letters
• Emma Raducanu stresses ‘patience’ as she grows into top-level tennis
• Rightwing Chilean newspaper accused of ‘apology for Nazism’ over Göring article
• Salah’s crowning glory for Egypt in sight after feats for club and continent | Ed Aarons
• MI5 downgraded intelligence on Manchester Arena bomber, inquiry hears
• Deep in the dark: how to keep black clothes looking their best for longer
• German court jails IS woman for Yazidi girl’s death in Iraq
• Mercedes call for calm as Lewis Hamilton’s title hopes veer off course
• English councils cancel bonfire night displays amid rising Covid rates
• David Davis vows to lead rebellion against judicial review changes
• Ransomware attacks in UK have doubled in a year, says GCHQ boss
• Be warned: this government is robbing you of your right to challenge the state | David Davis
• John Oliver dissects Taiwan tensions: ‘Deeply weird, ambiguous status quo’
• Speaker Lindsay Hoyle berates Rishi Sunak for briefing on budget details
• Boy who survived cable car crash must be returned to Italy, Israeli judge rules
• Singing lemurs have a distinctly human sense of rhythm, study finds
• It’s not politics that make the UK rubbish at Eurovision – it’s the fact our songs are bad | Chris Lochery
• William Hill accused of ‘cynical’ tactics over cafes serving hot food in its shops
• Police to take no action over Crystal Palace fans’ Newcastle banner
• A werewolf Thelma and Louise: how we made cult horror film Ginger Snaps
• Far-right groups in UK target hotels housing Afghan refugees
• ‘The most difficult journey of my life’: an Afghan family’s escape to the UK
• Where did I find the rudest jogger ever? In a new development for the super-rich | Zoe Williams
• Experts frustrated as German footballer says he has not had Covid jab
• UK ‘national living wage’ to rise to £9.50 an hour from next April
• Boris Johnson says chances of Cop26 success are ‘touch and go’
• Climate finance for poor countries to hit $100bn target by 2023, says report
• Beverley Knight: ‘It’s been a harder journey than if I’d acquiesced. But sod that’
• Curb Your Enthusiasm review – Larry’s back, and funnier than ever
• Lilac dogs: the cruel new craze that commodifies our faithful friends
• Tell us: what are you finding hard to buy in your country?
• A freediver and an autumnal garden: Monday’s best photos
• How we met: ‘I sat down beside her on a coach. Before the journey was over I’d asked her to marry me’
• Sewage vote outcry prompts Tory MPs to defend decision on social media
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• Banning anonymous social media accounts would only stifle free speech and democracy | Owen Jones
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ABC

• How a high-stakes brain surgery risked 'double tragedy' but ended in Ben's life being 'changed forever'
• Why is the coal industry making more money than ever before?
• Nothing like a roadmap deadline to lift Queensland's COVID-19 vaccinations
• Renewables rollout bolstered by system 'shock absorbers' in South Australia
• Not enough Indigenous Queenslanders are fully vaccinated, but there is hope
• Murder of man that led to decriminalisation of homosexuality to be told in debut Adelaide Festival show
• Malignant is unhinged, nasty and a little bit stupid – just as a great, camp horror film should be
• Extraterrestrial life? No, say researchers, who find 'weird' radio signal comes from human technology
• Walking is about more than getting fit. It helped me process my grief and reach a state of flow
• Heath authorities list new tier 1 COVID-19 exposure sites in Victoria

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• Answers desperately needed over how predators were able to roam free
• Here's what we know (and don't) about the Nationals net zero deal
• American-dominated panel advising government on submarines as Defence eyes options for future nuclear fleet
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• Women 'disappearing' from Afghan media as journalists face Taliban threats and beatings
• How quarantines, lockdowns and dissent link Australians in pandemics more than 100 years apart
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• 'We are way off track': Greenhouse gas concentrations hit record high in 2020
• Annabel is deaf. But there are no Auslan interpreters in the NT to assist her
• Victorian Premier to get 'huge sweep of power' to declare lockdowns under new bill
• Xi Jinping says China will uphold world peace and international law

BBC

• Collector returns Mayan artefact to Guatemala
• Turkey dispute with US eases after threat to expel envoys
• Sudan coup: Military dissolves civilian government and arrests leaders
• Israeli cabinet backs huge spending plan for Arab minority
• Alec Baldwin was pointing gun at camera in Rust rehearsal, legal papers say
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• Saudi crown prince suggested killing King Abdullah, ex-official says
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• Amnesty to close Hong Kong offices over National Security Law
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CBC

• With COVID-19 deaths climbing and hospitals strained, Russia rolls out restrictions
• 'Children are going to die', UN agency warns as Afghanistan verges on collapse
• Moderna says its low-dose COVID vaccine generates immune response in kids
• Deforestation of Amazon rainforest helps push greenhouse gases to record high
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• Sudan's PM detained, leading general says military will run the country
• After the Taliban takeover, Afghans in Canada call on Ottawa not to let their country, families be forgotten
• Husband of U.K. charity worker jailed in Iran begins 2nd hunger strike
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• Jungle raid leads to capture of Colombia's most wanted drug lord
• Political opponents call Erdogan's threat to expel ambassadors a distraction from economic woes
• Rust film crew voiced safety complaints before fatal shooting of cinematographer
• Italian far-right leader faces trial for refusing entry to migrants at sea
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• Saudi Arabia revises emissions goal as world prepares for COP26 climate summit
• NATO still looking for 'lessons learned' on Afghanistan
• Taliban vowed to respect rights of girls and women, but many can no longer attend school
• New climate alliance to push for phasing out oil and gas at upcoming climate conference
• Rust cinematographer Halyna Hutchins remembered for her talent, 'joyful spirit'

Al Jazeera

• Dow, S&P 500 hit record highs as earnings season kicks off
• Facebook will fuel more unrest, whistle-blower tells UK lawmakers
• ‘New normal’: Venezuela reopens schools after COVID-19 closures
• One killed in explosion on bus near Ugandan capital: Police
• Apple once threatened to ban Facebook over Mideast maid abuse: AP
• What next for Sudan after the coup?
• Jury selection begins in trial against Charlottesville racists
• Lebanese Forces leader summoned to testify about Beirut clashes
• Silwan: Palestinian neighbourhood turns into a nightly warzone
• Israel holds largest-ever military drill with UAE participation

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• Efforts to restore Iran deal entering ‘critical phase’: US envoy
• Saudi Arabia to set up investment fund for carbon capture
• Nigeria becomes first African nation to roll out digital currency
• French grid: New nuclear reactors crucial for net-zero path
• Former pilot says Iranian agents tried to kidnap him in Turkey
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SABC

• UN calls for immediate release of political detainees in Sudan
• AU condemns military takeover in Sudan
• Military forces arrest senior civilian figures in Sudan – Al Hadath TV
• Sudan protestors take to the streets to prevent coup attempt
• Namibia to suspend use of Russian COVID-19 vaccine – ministry
• Pudemo vows to intensify pro-democracy protests in Eswatini
• Libyan elections commission to start registering candidates in Nov – commission head
• Nail bomb kills one at restaurant in Ugandan capital
• Ethiopia conducts two air strikes in Tigray
• Deadly blast in Kampala ‘seems to be a terrorist act’: President Museveni