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Dozens of people have been detained in Turkey's largest city and police blocked the central Taksim square as the LGBTQ+ community attempted to hold a Pride parade.

Speculators were forced to abandon more short positions in Chicago grains and oilseeds last week as U.S. crop health further deteriorated under an exceptional dry spell.

Dozens of people have been detained in Turkeys largest city and police blocked the central Taksim square as the LGBTQ+ community attempted to hold a Pride parade. �� Istanbul: LGBTQ Community Tries to Hold Pride Amid Arrests.

Water levels on the Rhine in Germany were close to normal levels on much of the river after heavy rain last week but remained too shallow in some northern and central areas for cargo vessels to sail fully loaded, commodity traders said on Monday.

South Africa reported two outbreaks of highly pathogenic H7 bird flu in poultry east of Johannesburg, the Paris-based World Organisation for Animal Health (WOAH) said on Monday.

Irregular migrants are from Yemen, Sudan, and Eritrea, says Coast Guard Command

Dozens of people have been detained in Turkey's largest city and police blocked the central Taksim square as the LGBTQ+ community attempted to hold a Pride parade.

Beijing on Saturday maintained its hot weather alert at "red", the most severe in China's colour-coded warning system, with the Chinese capital expected to cross the 40 degrees Celsius (104F) threshold for a third straight day.

Days of heavy rainfall have swollen Chile's rivers causing floods that blocked off roads and prompted evacuation in the center of the country, amid what has been described as the worst weather front in a decade.

An auditing company empowered by the European Union to verify sustainable fuel has suspended the certification of three Chinese biofuel exporters after an audit found the precise source of their waste products from Malaysia and Indonesia could not be verified.