An elderly man has died in Hong Kong after getting caught up in protests.
According to reports, the 70-year-old cleaner passed away when he was struck in the head by "hard objects hurled by masked rioters".
It comes a week after a 22-year-old student died after falling from a building while a police operation was happening.
Meanwhile, Hong Kong’s Justice Secretary Teresa Cheng was seriously injured when she was jostled in London.
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China's Xi to visit North Korea in push for deeper ties
China said on Friday President Xi Jinping would visit North Korea on a two-day trip from June 8, his first in nearly seven years as Beijing looks to reassert ties with Pyongyang, its only formal treaty ally.
Hezbollah rejection clouds Lebanon ceasefire and prospects for ending war
The Iran-backed Hezbollah militia rejected a new ceasefire in Lebanon on Thursday and Israel said it would not withdraw troops from the country, undermining US President Donald Trump's efforts to halt fighting there to forge peace with Tehran.
Zelenskyy, in open letter, invites Putin to talks to end the war
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Russia, Uzbekistan start construction of nuclear power plant
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