We take a look at the stories and pictures that made the front pages of newspapers around the world on Friday 7 May 2021.

A six-year-old girl got the fright of her life when a blacktip shark appeared out of nowhere, while she splashed in the surf in Hawaii.

We take a look at the stories and pictures that made the front pages of newspapers around the world on Thursday 6 May 2021.

A 3-month-old baby, La’Mello Smith, was killed by a single gunshot wound after a police chase involving his father on Monday.

Police say a 31-year-old mother of three was killed by her husband in France on Tuesday. The Frenchwoman was attacked in the street.

We take a look at the stories and pictures that made the front pages of newspapers around the world on Wednesday 5 May 2021.

We take a look at the stories and pictures that made the front pages of newspapers around the world on Tuesday 4 May 2021.

We take a look at the stories and pictures that made the front pages of newspapers around the world on Monday 3 May 2021.

We take a look at the stories and pictures that made the front pages of newspapers around the world on Friday 30 April 2021.

We take a look at the stories and pictures that made the front pages of newspapers around the world on Thursday 29 April 2021.

We take a look at the stories and pictures that made the front pages of newspapers around the world on Wednesday 28 April 2021.

A rare blue whale washed ashore in Namibia on Tuesday, 27 April. The carcass was spotted floating in the sea on Monday near Walvis Bay.

Police said a suspected grenade discovered by a jogger in Germany on Monday was not what it appeared to be.

US Customs and Border Protection seized nearly 120 fake Krugerrand gold coins at the Rochester Port of Entry in New York.

It’s one of the most damning and high-profile assessments of Israel’s relationship with Palestine yet – but not everyone is happy with this ‘apartheid verdict’.

We take a look at the stories and pictures that made the front pages of newspapers around the world on Tuesday 27 April 2021.

The Gupta brothers has been sanctioned for corruption. Ajay, Atul and Rajesh Gupta has been targeted for their roles in serious corruption.

We take a look at the stories and pictures that made the front pages of newspapers around the world on Monday 26 April 2021.

We take a look at the stories and pictures that made the front pages of newspapers around the world on Friday 23 April 2021.

We take a look at the stories and pictures that made the front pages of newspapers around the world on Thursday 22 April 2021.

American President Joe Biden’s government is reportedly considering reducing the amount of nicotine found in cigarettes in the country.

Hester Ford, the oldest living American died surrounded by her family on Saturday, 17 April 2021. She is survived by dozens of children.

Two men died in a fiery crash in Texas on Saturday. Local authorities believe that there was no driver behind the wheel of the Tesla vehicle.

Lindani Myeni’s death has been described by the EFF as racist and senseless. EFF has urged President Ramaphosa to hold the USA accountable.

A police officer shouts “taser” in the Daunte Wright shooting video, before firing her gun and exclaiming, “holy s*** I shot him”.

A Texas woman, who holds a Guinness World Record for the longest fingernails, finally cuts her nails after growing it for 30 years.

The UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson has delivered a moving tribute on Friday, after Price Philip was confirmed dead at the age of 99.

After a senior member of the Royal Family dies, a number of major events follow: Here’s what will happen now Prince Philip has passed away.

Jhon Viafara has been handed an 11-year jail sentence for his part in smuggling more than two tons of cocaine into the United States.

Police are questioning the driver of a truck that is suspecting of sliding down the hill and causing the Taiwan train accident.

We take a look at the stories and pictures that made the front pages of newspapers around the world on Thursday 1 April 2021.

The manufacturer hopes to help developing countries overcome the pandemic with its refrigerated vehicle that can transport vaccines.

We take a look at the stories and pictures that made the front pages of newspapers around the world on Wednesday 31 March 2021.

We take a look at the stories and pictures that made the front pages of newspapers around the world on Monday 29 March 2021.

India has detected a novel ‘double mutant’ variant of COVID-19 but experts say it is too early to attribute this to a surge in cases.

We take a look at the stories and pictures that made the front pages of newspapers around the world on Thursday 25 March 2021.

We take a look at the stories and pictures that made the front pages of newspapers around the world on Wednesday 24 March 2021.

We take a look at the stories and pictures that made the front pages of newspapers around the world on Tuesday 23 March 2021.

Spectacular drone footage of a volcano spewing lava in Iceland on Friday has captivated social media users all over the world.

We take a look at the stories and pictures that made the front pages of newspapers around the world on Monday 22 March 2021.

Katherine Diaz, one of El Salvador’s best surfers and an Olympic hopeful, died after being struck by lightning while training.

We take a look at the stories and pictures that made the front pages of newspapers around the world on Friday 19 March 2021.

We take a look at the stories and pictures that made the front pages of newspapers around the world on Wednesday 17 March 2021.

We take a look at the stories and pictures that made the front pages of newspapers around the world on Tuesday 16 March 2021.

We take a look at the stories and pictures that made the front pages of newspapers around the world on Monday 15 March 2021.

We take a look at the stories and pictures that made the front pages of newspapers around the world on Friday 12 March 2021.

We take a look at the stories and pictures that made the front pages of newspapers around the world on Thursday 11 March 2021.

We take a look at the stories and pictures that made the front pages of newspapers around the world on Wednesday 10 March 2021.

We take a look at the stories and pictures that made the front pages of newspapers around the world on Wednesday 3 March 2021.

We take a look at the stories and pictures that made the front pages of newspapers around the world on Tuesday 2 March 2021.

We take a look at the stories and pictures that made the front pages of newspapers around the world on Monday 1 March 2021.

We take a look at the stories and pictures that made the front pages of newspapers around the world on Thursday 25 February 2021.

We take a look at the stories and pictures that made the front pages of newspapers around the world on Wednesday 24 February 2021.

We take a look at the stories and pictures that made the front pages of newspapers around the world on Tuesday 23 February 2021.

We take a look at the stories and pictures that made the front pages of newspapers around the world on Friday 19 February 2021.

We take a look at the stories and pictures that made the front pages of newspapers around the world on Thursday 18 February 2021.

We take a look at the stories and pictures that made the front pages of newspapers around the world on Wednesday 17 February 2021.

We take a look at the stories and pictures that made the front pages of newspapers around the world on Monday 15 February 2021.

Russia’s decision to name the name the vaccine Sputnik V – after the world’s first satellite whose 1957 launch gave the Soviet Union a stunning triumph against the US to start the space race – has underlined the scale of the significance Moscow has attached to the breakthrough.

We take a look at the stories and pictures that made the front pages of newspapers around the world on Wednesday 10 February 2021.

The Trump administration withdrew as a member of the 47-member state council in June 2018, claiming the forum has a “chronic anti-Israel bias.”

We take a look at the stories and pictures that made the front pages of newspapers around the world on Monday 8 February 2021.

Officials said that when the glacier broke off it released water, mud and other debris that had been trapped behind it. These in turn crashed into other bodies of water causing a knock-on effect further down the river.

But the app has met with a cool reception in Denmark, where one newspaper called it ‘as unsexy as another corona press conference’

UK political analyst Tom Fowdy says Beijing’s ‘strike back’ will be swift and wider than just ‘tit for tat’ retaliation.

The very brave boy was found clinging to the landing gear at Maastricht Airport in the Netherlands.

Europol said fraudsters were caught selling bogus Covid-19 test documents, faking the name of a genuine laboratory on the false certificates.

The UNHCR said as long as wars and conflict continue, displacement remains protracted, and the least-resourced countries are left with the ‘extremely disproportionate burden’ of hosting the majority of the world’s refugees.

Critics say as the ‘occupying power,’ Israel can’t cherry-pick its obligations while ‘undermining every facet of Palestinian self-rule’ — especially during a pandemic.

Some have found the anal swabs to be more effective in testing for the virus than the standard nose and throat swabs.

We take a look at the stories and pictures that made the front pages of newspapers around the world on Thursday 21 January 2021.

IN September 2020, thesouthafrican reported that the world’s rich nations had already snapped up more than half of promised Covid-19 vaccine supply.

Data on the Pfizer/BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine, stolen during a cyber-attack in early December 2020, was released online shortly after the hack.

The UN SG said in memory of the two million souls who have died because of Covid-19, the world must act with far greater solidarity.

India aims to vaccinate 300 million people by July, though it could take an additional two or more years to inoculate all nearly 1.4 billion Indians. Hospitals and clinics have been rehearsing for weeks.

“We are in a race between the virus that is going to continue to mutate in order to spread more easily and the humanity that has to try and stop its spreading,” said WHO’s technical lead on Covid-19, Maria Van Kerkhove.

Campaigners said determined action by several countries has shown that it is possible to end the spread of the virus.

The US-based pharmaceutical giant promised there will be “a significant increase” in deliveries in late February and March.

The UK’s Health Secretary Matt Hancock said around 200,000 were currently being vaccinated every day, which puts Britain on course to meeting its target of administering the treatment to 14 million people by mid-February

The World Health Organisation (WHO) is set to visit Wuhan to investigate the source of the coronavirus outbreak – some 12 months after the disease started, and continues to dominate headlines across the globe.

The ruling served as a face-saving exercise for all the governments involved and it’s likely that nobody will be held accountable, said the UN UN Special Rapporteur on torture, adding the “message of intimidation is upheld and maintained,” even as Assange is protected for the time being from vanishing into a US supermax prison for the rest of his life.

A leading US Intelligence advisor has taken a firm stance on the origins of COVID-19, insisting that the virus came from a biological weapons lab in Wuhan.

Iran’s President Hassan Rouhani said the impending end of Trump’s term of office is likely to usher in more stability for the region, as well as the whole world.

Karima, an advocate for independence for her resource-rich region who had been living in exile in Canada since 2016, fled Pakistan the previous year fearing she would be “disappeared” by the authorities as several other rights activists had been.

The report notes a worrying increase in the killings of media workers in countries considered to be ‘at peace.’

Belgium’s 19,158 recorded Covid19-related deaths ranks among the world’s worst in terms of fatalities per capita.

Coronavirus is continuing its spread across the world with almost 80 million confirmed cases in 190 countries and more than 1.7 million deaths.

The global caseload exceeded 80 million confirmed cases since the start of the pandemic, which resulted in more than 1.7 million deaths.

Nils Melzer, who monitors torture and other forms of inhuman treatment around the world, issued an open letter to Donald Trump ahead of a British court ruling on January 4 that will determine whether Assange will be extradited from Britain to the US.

The units’ American CIA advisers went by pseudonyms or call signs rather than names. They not only trained Afghan unit members but also chose their targets.

Why should we worry? Because treating water as a tradable commodity puts a basic human right into the hands of investors.

Marchers were protesting against a proposed security law that has sparked five successive weekends of demonstrations.

Morocco has occupied much of the resource-rich territory since 1975 in defiance of the United Nations and the international community.

Hubs in the UK are starting the rollout by vaccinating the over-80s and some health and care staff.

UNICEF, the UN’s agency for children, also condemned the killing of Abu Aalya.

The gesture, known as “Kniefall von Warschau,” became a worldwide symbol of Germany’s reconciliation with Poland and the foundation of modern relations.

In the latest newspaper headlines on Monday 7 December, Covid-19 still dominates the news, even as countries try to get back to normal.

The harrowing report gives an account of the trauma both families and soldiers suffer as they describe midnight raids in the occupied Palestinian territories.

Police were greeted by a gruesome scene in Trier, Germany on Tuesday after a driver mowed down a crowd of shoppers in the historic city.

The scathing report revealed that members of the Australian special forces had waged a campaign to cover up the unlawful killings of Afghan civilians.