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Russell Crowe's planned studio will be constructed in Coffs Harbour, south of Brisbane

Russell Crowe Plans Coastal Australian Film Studio

Russell Crowe plans coastal Australian film studio

Covid, Conflict And Debt Hinder Ethiopia's Economic Reforms

Stewardesses aboard a train on Addis Ababa-Djibouti railway, one of the major infrastructure projects which Ethiopia borrowed heavily to fund

Covid, conflict and debt hinder Ethiopia's economic reforms

Peru Nervously Awaits Outcome Nine Days After Presidential Vote

Leftist presidential hopeful Pedro Castillo is leading the count with 50.12 percent of votes to rightwing rival Keiko Fujimori's 49.87 percent

Peru nervously awaits outcome nine days after presidential vote

Colombian authorities said ELN guerillas were behind a car bomb blast at a military base in the city of Cucuta, near the border with Venezuela

Car Bomb Attack At Colombian Military Base Wounds 36

Car bomb attack at Colombian military base wounds 36

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Former manicurist Herlanlly Rodriguez shot to social media fame during the pandemic with her satirical videos taking aim at machismo

Mexico Social Media Stars Find Fame In Pandemic

Mexico social media stars find fame in pandemic

People protest in Mexico City in September 2020, to mark six years since the disappearance of 43 students in the city of Iguala

Third Mexican Student's Remains Identified From Missing 43

Third Mexican student's remains identified from missing 43

Southwest Airlines Suffers Computer Troubles For Second Day

Southwest Airlines suffers computer troubles for second day

Amazon billionaire MacKenzie Scott now lives in Seattle with her new husand Dan, according to her Amazon page

Jeff Bezos' Ex-Wife MacKenzie Scott Continues To Donate Billions To Charity

The ex-wife of Jeff Bezos is emerging as one of the most generous philanthropists.

Investors will be closely following Jerome Powell's post-meeting comments this week, hoping for a better grip on the Fed's plans for monetary policy

Wall Street Succumbs To Inflation Fears, Awaits Fed

Wall Street succumbs to inflation fears, awaits Fed

Southwest Airlines cited a computer problem as the reason for a temporary grounding of US flights

'Computer Issue' Grounds Southwest Airlines In US: Regulator

'Computer issue' grounds Southwest Airlines in US: regulator

More than 5,000 people rallied outside parliament on Monday against the legislation

Hungary Bans 'Promotion' Of Homosexuality To Minors

Hungary bans 'promotion' of homosexuality to minors

Roller-coaster Life: Ivory Coast's Returning Ex-president Gbagbo

Roller-coaster life: Ivory Coast's returning ex-president Gbagbo

Philips CPAP Machine Recall 2021: Breathing Devices And Ventilators Recalled Over Cancer Fears

Royal Philips said the sound abatement foam of the device can degrade, causing particles to enter the air pathway and be ingested or inhaled by the user.

125,000 Ford Broncos Are Now Rolling Off The Production Line

More than 125,000 orders for the Bronco 4x4 SUV have been placed with more than 190,000 reservations made in the U.S. and Canada to date.

US consumers are reprioritizing their spending, data said, as the economy reopens following the sharp downturn caused by Covid-19

US Retail Sales Drop 1.3% In May: Govt

The decline was more than double the median forecast, and reflected sharp drops in everything from building materials to electronics to motor vehicles.

Ikea says it has 'already been punished very severely in terms of its reputation' in France

Ikea France Found Guilty In Employee Spying Scandal

Ikea France found guilty in employee spying scandal

Officials hope the restrictions will build confidence among Japan's sceptical public that the Tokyo Games can be held safely

Athletes Face Olympic Ban For Violating Virus Rules In Tokyo

Athletes face Olympic ban for violating virus rules in Tokyo

Relatives carry the body of a polio worker who was shot dead by gunmen in a string of targeted attacks on vaccinators in Afghanistan

Five Afghan Polio Vaccinators Shot Dead

Five Afghan polio vaccinators shot dead

Growth in China's manufacturing activity slowed last month, with officials pointing to a global shortage of shipping containers among other problems

Massive Delays At China Ports After COVID-19 Outbreak, Global Supply Chains Take A Hit

A port congestion in the major shipping hub of Guangdong province has resulted in delays in delivery and a spike in shipping costs.

Facebook said it was best for all privacy cases to be dealth with in Ireland, where its EU base is located

All EU Countries Can Tackle Facebook On Privacy: Court

All EU countries can tackle Facebook on privacy: court

Beijing said there had been no change in radiation levels at the Taishan nuclear power station in southern China, which was powered up in 2018

China Says Radiation Levels Normal At Taishan Nuclear Plant

China says radiation levels normal at Taishan nuclear plant

An Emirates Airlines Boing 777 plane unloads a coronavirus vaccine shipment at Dubai International Airport in this picture taken on February 1, 2021

Emirates Airline Posts First Annual Loss In Over 30 Years

Emirates airline posts first annual loss in over 30 years

Emirates Airline Posts $5.5 Bn Annual Loss, First In Over 30 Years

Emirates airline posts $5.5 bn annual loss, first in over 30 years

Chou Tien-chen is hoping to become the first Taiwanese badminton player to win an Olympic medal

Taiwan's Chou Eyes Olympic Badminton Gold, Even Without A Coach

Taiwan's Chou eyes Olympic badminton gold, even without a coach

President Hassan Rouhani wanted to attract foreign investment to Iran but was thwarted by US president Donald Trump

Iran's Rouhani Years: From Euphoria To Disappointment

Iran's Rouhani years: from euphoria to disappointment

The Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline connecting Russia and Germany has long divided European capitals and fuelled tensions with Washington

Nord Stream 2 Pipeline: Controversial And Unstoppable

Nord Stream 2 pipeline: controversial and unstoppable

Costa Rican investigators carried out 57 raids, including on the complex housing the country's executive offices, in a bid to dismantle a vast alleged bribery and kickback scheme

Executive Offices In Costa Rica Searched, Several Arrests In Corruption Probe

Executive offices in Costa Rica searched, several arrests in corruption probe

While maany wealthy nations enjoy a return to near normalcy thanks to high vaccination rates, the shots remain scarce in less well-off places

WHO Warns Virus Quicker Than Vaccines After G7 Doses Pledge

WHO warns virus quicker than vaccines after G7 doses pledge

Over 5,000 people rallied outside Hungary's parliament to protest against homophobia and transphobia

Protests In Hungary Over Ban On 'Promoting' Homosexuality

Protests in Hungary over ban on 'promoting' homosexuality

Lordstown Motors replaced its CEO after a probe concluded some of the company's statements about auto pre-orders were inaccurate

Leaders Of Embattled Startup Lordstown Motors Step Down

Leaders of embattled startup Lordstown Motors step down

Nicaragua President Daniel Ortega, pictured in 2018, has been in power since 2007 but is accused of authoritarianism

Nicaragua Defends Arrests Of Opposition 'Usurpers'

Nicaragua defends arrests of opposition 'usurpers'

Tech Shares Lead Nasdaq To Record As Markets Await Fed Decision

Major US indices finished at fresh records Monday as global equity markets began the week cautiously ahead of a much-anticipated Federal Reserve meeting.