Lebanese protesters storm ministry buildings, TV shows, as Beirut blast protests grow
BEIRUT (Reuters) - Lebanese protesters stormed government ministries in Beirut and trashed the offices of the Association of Lebanese Banks on Saturday, TV footage showed, as shots were fired in growing protests over this week's devastating explosion. Full Article | Video
Thousands protest in Poland demanding release of LGBT activist
WARSAW (Reuters) - Several thousand people waving rainbow flags protested on Saturday in the centre of Warsaw to demand the release of an LGBT activist accused of hanging rainbow banners over statues and damaging an anti-abortion campaigner's van. Full Article
Huawei to stop making flagship chipsets as U.S. pressure bites, Chinese media say
SHANGHAI/SHENZHEN, China (Reuters) - Huawei Technologies Co [HWT.UL] will stop making its flagship Kirin chipsets next month, financial magazine Caixin said on Saturday, as the impact of U.S. pressure on the Chinese tech giant grows. Full Article
South Asian and Black women face high jobless rates in Canada
OTTAWA (Reuters) - Black and South Asian women had among the highest unemployment rates in Canada in July, according to Statistics Canada figures published Friday that for the first time included race-based data. Full Article
