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Afghan soldiers stand guard at a road checkpoint outside Bagram Air Base, after all US and NATO troops left

Families Flee As Taliban Seize Key Kandahar District

Families flee as Taliban seize key Kandahar district

Oil Row Flares As UAE Rejects 'Unjust' OPEC+ Output Deal

In a row that could put at risk the energy market's post-coronavirus recovery, the UAE's push to increase its production baseline is reported to have derailed last week's meeting of the alliance of oil-producing countries

The UAE's push to increase its production baseline is reported to have derailed last week's meeting of the alliance of oil-producing countries, and also sets it against its ally Saudi Arabia.

Pope Francis To Visit Slovakia, Hungary

Pope Francis announced the visits from his window overlooking the crowds gathered on St Peter's Square

Pope Francis to visit Slovakia, Hungary

Musk aimed low with a recent tweet saying "can't get it up (to orbit)" in response to a post about Bezos-founded space company Blue Origin

How Do The Super Rich Avoid Paying Taxes? Jeff Bezos, Elon Musk Pay Almost Nothing

High-profile billionaires like Jeff Bezos and Elon Musk have avoided paying taxes for years.

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This National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) satellite image taken on July 2, 2021 shows hurricane Elsa moving northwest near St Vincent and the Grenadines in the eastern Caribbean

Tropical Storm Elsa Churns Past Haiti, Headed For Cuba

Tropical storm Elsa churns past Haiti, headed for Cuba

Air France, like most airlines, took most of its planes out of service at their height of the Covid-19 pandemic and parked them on the tarmac

Bugs And Bird Nests: Airlines Dust Off Planes Grounded By Covid

Bugs and bird nests: Airlines dust off planes grounded by Covid

An image of Amazon founder and CEO Jeff Bezos is pictured on a jacket as people rally rally outside a Whole Foods Market in solidarity with Amazon workers in Bessemer, Alabama, who hope to unionize, in Seattle, Washington on March 26, 2021

Bezos Leaves Enduring Legacy As He Steps Away As Amazon CEO

Bezos, 57, was set to hand over the job of Amazon chief executive on Monday to Andy Jassy and turn his attention to his private space exploration firm, philanthropy and other endeavors.

Bottlenecks in the availability of shipping containers has helped drive transporation costs higher

Pandemic Drives Sea Freight Prices To Record High

Pandemic drives sea freight prices to record high

In rebel-held Syria, large solar panels have been installed to not only power homes but also for farmers, to pump water to irrigate fields

Rebel-held Syria Shifts Power -- Towards Solar

Rebel-held Syria shifts power -- towards solar

American IT firm Kaseya says it has been hit by a cyberattack

Massive Ransomware Attack Potentially Hit 1,000 Businesses

Massive ransomware attack potentially hit 1,000 businesses

Tusk was president of the European Council from 2014-2019

In Poland, Ex-EU Chief Tusk Returns To Opposition Role

In Poland, ex-EU chief Tusk returns to opposition role

All US and NATO troops have now left Bagram Air Base

Afghan Fighting Rages As US Forces See Exit By End August

Afghan fighting rages as US forces see exit by end August

China told the United States to stop all official exchanges with Taiwan

We Can Save The World With Our Vaccines -- Without Surrendering Our IP To China

China is gaining on America in high-tech sectors as a part of its growth strategy.

Cannabis is credited with powerful anti-pain properties

Growing Sales Expected For Marijuana Over Holiday Weekend

Leading marijuana software company predicts surging sales for the 4th of July weekend.

Protesters in coup-hit Myanmar have marked junta leader Min Aung Hlaing's birthday by burning his portrait and staging fake funerals

Protesters Mark Myanmar Coup Leader's Birthday With Mock Funerals

Protesters mark Myanmar coup leader's birthday with mock funerals

Cyberattack Hits Hundreds Of US Businesses

A US IT company urged customers to shut down their servers Friday after cyberattackers smuggled ransomware onto its network platform.

Women staged a mass protest at the 2018 Cannes festival over the lack of female representation, at the height of the 'Me Too' movement

A Familiar Question At Cannes: Where Are The Women?

A familiar question at Cannes: where are the women?

Marine Le Pen has sought to rebrand her party as a more mainstream right wing force over the years

France's Le Pen Seeks To Regain Momentum After Poll Setback

France's Le Pen seeks to regain momentum after poll setback

Iraqi youths buy ice blocks at a factory in the Baghdad district of Sadr City

Iraq Sizzles As Blackouts Hit

Iraq sizzles as blackouts hit

Facebook's "Redirect Initiative" features are intended to route people using hate- or violence-related search terms toward resources, education or outreach groups aimed at more harmonious outcomes, according to the social media giant

Facebook Tests Alerting Users To Extremist Posts

Facebook tests alerting users to extremist posts

Global investors are awaiting the release of US jobs data, which will give the latest clue about the recovery in the world's top economy

Jobs Data Push Wall Street Stocks To New Highs

Jobs data push Wall Street stocks to new highs

Tesla saw record car deliveries in the second quarter despite a semiconductor shortage

Tesla Reports Record Deliveries As Chip Crunch Tests Industry

Tesla reports record deliveries as chip crunch tests industry

OPEC+ nations have been calibrating their production to meet growing demand and keep prices steady

OPEC+ Fails To Resolve Wrangling Over Production Quotas

OPEC+ fails to resolve wrangling over production quotas

US President Joe Biden hailed the June 2021 job gains as 'historic' and credited his administration's policies with helping the economy recover from the pandemic downturn

Biden Hails 'Historic' Rebound As US Adds 850,000 Jobs In June

President Joe Biden called the gains "historic progress."

Bagram Air Base served as the linchpin for US operations in Afghanistan

US Troops To Leave Afghanistan By End Of August

US troops to leave Afghanistan by end of August

Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro is accused of knowing about but failing to report alleged corruption in the purchase of a coronavirus vaccine

Brazil Prosecutors To Probe Claims Against Bolsonaro In Alleged Vaccine Graft Case

Brazil prosecutors to probe claims against Bolsonaro in alleged vaccine graft case

Lordstown Motors in Ohio is among the electric car startups that have struggled since going public

Lordstown Motors Is Under Investigation By DOJ

The U.S. attorney’s office in Manhattan is in the early stages of the probe, sources told the Wall Street Journal.

California chipmaker Broadcom settled an antitrust investigation with US authorities over allegedly abusing its position in certain markets

Broadcom Settles US Antitrust Case On Chip Market

Broadcom settles US antitrust case on chip market

Lukashenko's latest volley of eyebrow-raising claims come after the West targeted key sectors of the struggling Belarusian economy with sanctions to punish his regime for a crackdown on dissenters and intercepting a Ryanair plane in May

Lukashenko Claims Western-linked 'Terrorist Sleeper Cells' Exposed In Belarus

Lukashenko claims Western-linked 'terrorist sleeper cells' exposed in Belarus

As the world's largest economy has reopened, Americans have spent with abandon, which contributed to rising imports

US Trade Deficit Widens In May On Rising Exports

The trade deficit in goods and services rose $2.2 billion to $71.2 billion, as the $3.5 billion jump in imports was nearly triple the rise in exports in the month.