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Buoyed in part by his shuttle diplomacy ahead of the conflict and toughness on Moscow since the tanks began to roll, liberal incumbent Emmanuel Macron is riding high in the polls with two weeks to go

Macron's Rivals Turn Up The Volume Two Weeks From Vote

Macron's rivals turn up the volume two weeks from vote

Second Black Box Of Crashed China Eastern Plane Recovered

Hundreds of people, including firefighters, doctors and investigators, remain at the scene of the tragedy recovering human remains and the wreckage of the plane

Second black box of crashed China Eastern plane recovered

How Ukraine War Left China's 'Nickel King' On Hook For Billions

The price of nickel has rocketed to more than $100,000 per tonne

How Ukraine war left China's 'Nickel King' on hook for billions

The price of imported red meat has increased five fold, with some cuts costing more than the monthly minimum wage of 675,000 Lebanese pounds ($33)

Meat Off The Menu In Crisis-hit Lebanon As Poverty Bites

Meat off the menu in crisis-hit Lebanon as poverty bites

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'CODA' Triumphs At Oscars, As Will Smith Slaps Chris Rock On Stage

'CODA' triumphs at Oscars, as Will Smith slaps Chris Rock on stage

The European Union's foreign policy chief Josep Borrell tells a forum in Doha that he expects the Iran nuclear agreement to be restored in "a matter of days"

EU Sees Iran Nuclear Deal In 'Days' As Envoy Due In Tehran

EU sees Iran nuclear deal in 'days' as envoy due in Tehran

Microsoft is accused by a whistleblower of paying bribes in the Middle East and Africa

Microsoft Says It Addressed Corruption Allegations In Middle East, Africa

Microsoft says it addressed corruption allegations in Middle East, Africa

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken arrived in Israel from Poland, where he held talks on Russia's war against neighbouring Ukraine

US Top Diplomat In Israel For Landmark Arab Talks

US top diplomat in Israel for landmark Arab talks

Three violinists, a cellist and a bass player delighted an audience of a few dozen people for half an hour in one of the largest subway stations in Ukraine's second city, close to the Russian border

Music Plays On In Kharkiv Under Russia Bombardment

Music plays on in Kharkiv under Russia bombardment

Members of Prague's Russian community taking part in the anti-war demonstration in Prague

Thousands Of Russians Rally Against Putin In Prague

Thousands of Russians rally against Putin in Prague

Rescue teams have combed heavily forested slopes for plane debris and signs of survivors

All 132 On Crashed China Eastern Plane Confirmed Dead

All 132 on crashed China Eastern plane confirmed dead

Ukraine War Creates Woes, But Also An Opportunity For Africa -AfDB Pres

The African Development Bank (AfDB) is aiming to raise $1 billion to rapidly ramp up agricultural production in Africa and stave off a potential food crisis brought on by Russia's invasion of Ukraine, its president told Reuters on Friday.

The Federal Reserve building is seen before the Federal Reserve board is expected to signal plans to raise interest rates in March as it focuses on fighting inflation in Washington, U.S., January 26, 2022.

How To Trade The Fed's Tightening Cycle

Advice on how to place the right bets at the right time.

Ukrainian volunteer soldier Svitlana Kalanova is a biochemistry graduate working on autoimmune diseases who specialises in first aid

Clown And Biochemist At Fortress Kyiv's Barricades

Clown and biochemist at fortress Kyiv's barricades

Tanya Chenery has offered the use of her static caravan just outside the town

English Town Sends Message To Putin, Ukrainian Refugees

English town sends message to Putin, Ukrainian refugees

In Jamaica, Prince William and his wife Catherine faced protests for the royal family to apologise for slavery and pay reparations

Sign Of Things To Come? Royals' Caribbean Tour Hit By Protests

Sign of things to come? Royals' Caribbean tour hit by protests

This combination of pictures shows Iraqi presidential candidates Rebar Ahmed (L) and incumbent Barham Saleh

Iraq Once More Into Presidential Vote Unknown

Iraq once more into presidential vote unknown

The little film that could: 'CODA' has gathered a head of steam in recent weeks and could be on course to win for best picture at the Oscars

With 'CODA,' French Producer Revisits Story And Heads To Oscars

With 'CODA,' French producer revisits story and heads to Oscars

Screenshot of the Organization of American States (OAS) webpage of Nicaraguan Ambassador to OAS, Arturo McFields, speaking from an undisclosed location on March 23, 2022, when he publicly called President Daniel Ortega's rule a 'dictatorship'

High Profile Defection Highlights Cracks In Nicaragua Government, Say Analysts

High profile defection highlights cracks in Nicaragua government, say analysts

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un (C) walking with North Korean military personnel during the test launch operation of what state media reported was a new type of inter-continental ballistic missile (ICBM), the Hwasongpho-17

US Calls For Tougher UN Security Council Sanctions Against N.Korea

US calls for tougher UN Security Council sanctions against N.Korea

The ECOWAS talks in the Ghanian capital Accra came three months after the bloc slapped tough sanctions on Mali

West Africa Bloc Maintains Sanctions Against Mali

West Africa bloc maintains sanctions against Mali

Russia Signals Less Ambitious Goals In Ukraine War

Russia signals less ambitious goals in Ukraine war

Workers gather after casting their vote over whether or not to unionize, outside an Amazon warehouse in Staten Island on March 25, 2022

Yes Or No? Amazon Union Vote Gets Underway In New York

Yes or No? Amazon union vote gets underway in New York

WhatsApp and other message apps face being forced by EU law to allow in smaller platforms

Critics Raise Privacy Fears Over EU Message App Rule

Critics raise privacy fears over EU message app rule

Fireballs still leapt from the charred wreckage of a fuel storage site a day after Russia attacked it

Russian Fuel Strike Casts Pall Of War Over Ukraine Village

Russian fuel strike casts pall of war over Ukraine village

A restaurant advertising jobs looks to attract workers in Oceanside, California, U.S., May 10, 2021.

Are Rising Gas Prices Good For Hiring? Applebees Executive Says Yes

An Applebee's executive's email was leaked to a Reddit thread, causing outrage online.

Microsoft's main campus in Redmond, Washington is seen in May 2017

Whistleblower Says He Lost Job At Microsoft For Exposing $200 Million Foreign Bribe Scandal

A Microsoft insider has come forward with an explosive story about how employees at the tech giant were engaging in a multimillion dollar bribery scheme. What’s more, blowing the whistle cost him his job.

Bike Helmets Sold At Walmart Recalled 2022: How To Get A Replacement

The bike helmets were sold exclusively at Walmart stores nationwide and on Walmart.com for about $25.

U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen looks at the first Maya Angelou quarter to be minted as she visits the Denver Mint for the production of the first quarter created in honor of the poet, writer and civil rights activist in Denver, Colorado, U.S., Marc

Treasury Secretary Yellen On Potential For Sanctions On China: 'We Don't See That Happening'

Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen spoke on CNBC's Squawk Box to discuss when the US would consider sanctions against China.

Ukraine's Azov Regiment was created in 2014 by far-right activists, but it has since been integrated into the National Guard

Azov Regiment Takes Centre Stage In Ukraine Propaganda War

Azov Regiment takes centre stage in Ukraine propaganda war

The thick pall of smoke from the Saudi Aramco oil facility was visible from the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix track and across the Red Sea port city of Jeddah

Yemen Rebel Attack On Saudi Oil Plant Sets Off Huge Fire By F1 Track

Yemen rebel attack on Saudi oil plant sets off huge fire by F1 track

Spotify Says It Will Suspend Service In Russia

Spotify Technology SA said on Friday it will suspend its streaming service in Russia in response to the country's new media law.

General Motors reported a jump in third-quarter profits on strong sales of the Chevy Silverado and other large vehicles

Chip Shortage Forces GM To Cut Production At Silverado, Sierra Truck Plant

Auto experts don't expect chip supply levels to return to normal until at least 2023.

Exclusive-Apple Has Not Fully Complied With Order To Open Up App Store -Dutch Watchdog

Apple is set to be hit with another fine next week for not fully complying with an order to open its App Store to rival forms of payment for dating apps in the Netherlands, Dutch antitrust watchdog ACM told Reuters.

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