All Blacks: Scott Robertson’s Verdict On Controversial Springboks Try – All Blacks coach Scott Robertson opted not to question the validity of one of the Springboks’ tries scored in their 31-27 win during Saturday’s Rugby Championship Test in Johannesburg. [planetrugby]

‘Groundbreaking’ Announcements Expected As Ramaphosa Meets Chinese President Xi Jinping During State Visit In Beijing – Minister of International Relations and Cooperation Ronald Lamola said groundbreaking announcements are expected to be made in China when President Cyril Ramaphosa meets his Chinese counterpart, Xi Jinping in the capital city of Beijing on Monday. [iol]

Poverty Is So Bad In Myanmar People Are Offering To Sell Their Kidneys Online. Hear One Man’s Story – Two years since a military coup in the country, nearly half of Myanmar’s population has been pushed into poverty. Some are resorting to extreme lengths for money, including selling their organs. CNN followed one man’s journey from Myanmar to India, over the course of a year, documenting his hopes and struggles after making this difficult decision. [cnn]

Row Over Olympic Rings On Eiffel Tower Plan – Paris Mayor Anne Hidalgo has triggered a heated debate by saying she wants to keep the Olympic rings on the Eiffel Tower after the summer Games are over. [bbc]

Lab-Grown Diamond Prices Are Falling. Here’s Why That’s Not A Bad Thing – The man-made stone have never had the cachet or complicated romance of mined stones. But perhaps we’re not thinking expansively enough about their best use. [robbreport]

‘Wolfs’: George Clooney And Brad Pitt’s New Movie Is Shockingly Bad – “Wolfs” was a Venice Film Festival disappointment. It turns out that star power is not enough when those stars are auto-piloting their way through their new movie. [dailybeast]