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1. State of emergency declared in Peru’s capital Lima amid protests

   The state of emergency lifts constitutional rights, including the right to protest, amid popular unrest over crime.

2. Tunisia’s Gabes city on general strike over factory pollution

   Gabes paralysed by strike as residents demand closure of polluting chemical plant threatening health and livelihoods.

3. Video: Trump says he doesn’t want ‘wasted meeting’ with Putin

   US President Donald Trump has explained a decision to postpone plans for a meeting in Hungary with Russia’s President.

4. Nigerian fuel tanker explosion kills 35, road safety agency says

   Deadly incidents involving petroleum products are common in Nigeria where fuel is transported by road.

5. LIVE: Gaza Palestinians say ‘no change’ with ceasefire as Israel blocks aid

   UN says aid entering Gaza still falling short of requirements as Israel continues to block aid, close border crossings.

6. Doncic, Lakers lose to Butler’s Warriors in LeBron-less NBA season opener

   Jimmy Butler led Golden State Warriors to win over LA Lakers, while champion OKC Thunder defeated Rockets on ring night.

7. Jewels stolen from Louvre museum in Paris valued at $102m: Prosecutor

   Eight items of stolen jewellery included a tiara and earrings from the set of Queen Marie-Amelie and Queen Hortense.

8. ‘Illegal in own homes’: Afghan refugees caught in Pakistan-Taliban tensions

   Islamabad closes refugee villages, speeding up its expulsion of Afghans, who in many cases were born in Pakistan.

9. India’s Kohli, Rohit will regain form after Perth ODI defeat, says Ponting

   Ex-Australia captain Ricky Ponting believes ageing stars Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma will rebound during ODI series.

10. AI models misrepresent news events nearly half the time, study says

    According to the research, 45 percent of responses to questions about the news had at least one 'significant' issue.