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In June this year, President Emmanuel Macron announced a reduction in France's anti-jihadist Barkhane force in the Sahel after more than eight years of military presence

French Forces Kill Islamic State's Boss In Sahel

French forces kill Islamic State's boss in Sahel

Superfast Grocery Delivery: Kroger, Instacart Offer Deliveries In As Little As 30 Minutes

Kroger-Instacart partnership just reduced their delivery time from 2 hours to 30 minutes.

China Fully Vaccinates More Than 1 Billion People

China has fully vaccinated more than one billion people against the coronavirus -- 71 percent of its population

China fully vaccinates more than 1 billion people

US President Joe Biden is set to announce new success in the Covid-19 vaccine rollout

Australia To Get Nuclear Subs In New US, British Partnership

Australia to get nuclear subs in new US, British partnership

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El Salvador's President Nayib Bukele has long been accused of authoritarian tendencies

Salvadorans March Against Bitcoin And 'Dictatorship'

Salvadorans march against bitcoin and 'dictatorship'

The Taliban have occupied the Afghanistan National Institute of Music, turning its classrooms into dormitories

Afghan Musicians Mourn Abandoned Instruments After Taliban Takeover

Afghan musicians mourn abandoned instruments after Taliban takeover

Three Chinese astronauts spent 90 days at the Tiangong space station

Chinese Astronauts Complete Three-month Space Mission

Chinese astronauts complete three-month space mission

Migrants queue outside banks to collect money sent by relatives in the city of Tapachula in southern Mexico

Mexican City Becomes 'Prison' For Thousands Of Migrants

Mexican city becomes 'prison' for thousands of migrants

With an ageing population in need of transport, Japan is betting on autonomous cars

Bumpy Road As Ageing Japan Bets On Self-driving Cars

Bumpy road as ageing Japan bets on self-driving cars

The Inspiration4 mission commander is Jared Isaacman, a billionaire who made his fortune on the Shift4 Payments platform

'Many Will Follow': SpaceX Sends All-civilian Crew Into Orbit

'Many will follow': SpaceX sends all-civilian crew into orbit

Haitian Prime Minister Ariel Henry has appointed a new justice minister, a day after he sacked a prosecutor calling for his indictment in copnnection with the assassination of president Jovenal Moise

Haiti PM Names New Justice Minister Amid Questions Over Links To President's Assassins

Haiti PM names new justice minister amid questions over links to president's assassins

Map locating a deadly quake in Sichuan province on Thursday.

Three Killed, Dozens Injured As Shallow Quake Hits China's Sichuan

Three killed, dozens injured as shallow quake hits China's Sichuan

The quake struck around 120 kilometres southwest of the sprawling megacity of Chongqing, which along with its surrounding area is home to around 30 million people

Two Killed, Dozens Injured As Shallow Quake Hits China's Sichuan Province

Two killed, dozens injured as shallow quake hits China's Sichuan province

Head Of IS In Greater Sahara Killed By French Forces: Macron

Head of IS in Greater Sahara killed by French forces: Macron

The pope is a strong advocate of coronavirus vaccines and has previously expressed his incomprehension with those who refuse to take it

Pope Rails Against Vaccine 'Denier' Cardinals

Pope rails against vaccine 'denier' cardinals

FTC chair Lina M. Khan noted the need for possible new scrutiny of Big Tech's smaller acquisitions

US Regulators Wary Of Big Tech Swallowing Startups

US regulators wary of Big Tech swallowing startups

UN delegates must provide proof of vaccination to enter the General Assembly debate hall

New York Says UNGA Delegates Must Be Vaccinated, Angering Russia

New York says UNGA delegates must be vaccinated, angering Russia

Abimael Guzman, the founder of the brutal Shining Path guerrilla group who spread terror across Peru in the 1980s and 1990s, died on Saturday in a military prison, aged 86

Peruvian Authorities Refuse To Hand Over Body Of Late Guerilla Leader To Wife, For Now

Peruvian authorities refuse to hand over body of late guerilla leader to wife, for now

Climate Change News: PepsiCo Expands Venture Into Sustainability, Introduces 'Pep+'

PepsiCo has the planet in mind with it's future products.

Shares in Macau casino operators collapsed after the city's government unveiled plans for a crackdown on the industry

US Stocks Rebound, Asia Buffeted By Weak China Data, Macau Crackdown

US stocks rebound, Asia buffeted by weak China data, Macau crackdown

Cuba is seeking World Health Organization approval for two home-grown coronavirus vaccines, Abdala and Soberana 2, which the country is using domestically but aims to distribute to other nations too

Cuba Seeks WHO Approval Of Its Covid-19 Vaccines

Cuba seeks WHO approval of its Covid-19 vaccines

Migrants march in the southern Mexican city of Tapachula to demand the right to travel freely to the United States

Stranded Migrants Protest In Southern Mexico

Stranded migrants protest in southern Mexico

French President Emmanuel Macron (2nd L) and former Australian prime minister Malcolm Turnbull (3rd L) stand on the deck of a Collins-class submarine in Sydney in May 2018 -- reports say that an expected security deal with the United States and Britain co

US, Australia And UK To Unveil Landmark Security Deal: Reports

US, Australia and UK to unveil landmark security deal: reports

Air India aircrafts pictured parked at the Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport (CSMIA) in Mumbai on May 28, 2020

Conglomerate Tata Group Bids For Debt-stricken Indian National Carrier

Conglomerate Tata Group bids for debt-stricken Indian national carrier

Tikhanovskaya met French Foreign Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian, who said he wanted to send a "strong political message of solidarity"

Belarus Opposition Leader Urges 'Decisive Action' From France

Belarus opposition leader urges 'decisive action' from France

Pfizer Booster Shot Gives Similar Side Effects As Its COVID Vaccine

The Pfizer booster dose produced side effects of side effects such as pain at the injection site, fatigue, headache, muscle and joint pain, and chills.

Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro (R) has launched fiery attacks on the Supreme Court and the country's election system, prompting Human Rights Watch to warn that he is "threatening democratic rule"

Brazil's Bolsonaro 'Threatening' Democracy: Rights Group

Brazil's Bolsonaro 'threatening' democracy: rights group

Apps are currently only allowed onto Apple's mobile devices through the official App Store

When Is Apple’s iOS 15 Available For Download And Why You Need It

Apple rolled out new iPhones along with the new iOS 15 operating system on Tuesday.

Speaker Nancy Pelosi and House Ways and Means Chairman Richard Neal (L) announce an agreement on a modified trade pact

Moderate Democrats Want State And Local Relief Or Risk 'No Deal' On Tax Reform

Moderate House Democrats are warning colleagues that without promises of state and local relief, there will be “no deal” on tax reform. Progressive Democrats are against restoring a tax deduction that benefit the wealthy.

US industrial production was held down in August by the damage inflicted by Hurrican Ida, especially on oil and chemical plants in Louisiana

US Industrial Production Returns To Pre-pandemic Level: Fed

Industrial production increased 0.4% in August, but it could have been 0.3 percentage points higher had it not been for the effects of Hurricane Ida.

How Many Disney Stores Are Left? Locations Still Open [Complete List]

Many of the stores that Disney is closing will be open for the last time on Wednesday.

Demand For Mortgages Surprises With Leap To Highest Level Since April

Mortgage demand shot up this week to a level not seen since April, owing to an increase in inventory that has lured prospective homebuyers into the market.