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Putin's leading domestic opponent, Alexei Navalny, was sentenced earlier this year to two-and-a-half years in a penal colony

Kremlin Critic Faces Criminal Probe After Being Yanked Off Flight

Kremlin critic faces criminal probe after being yanked off flight

US Manufacturing Expansion Hits One-year Mark Amid Supply Backlogs

US factories were struggling to find qualified employees, a problem felt across the world's largest economy as it bounces back from the Covid-19 pandemic

U.S. manufacturing hit the one-year mark in its recovery from the slump brought on by the Covid-19 pandemic, but factories struggled with snarled supply chains.

Tesla EV Prices Are Going Up Again: Here’s Why

Tesla Motors CEO Elon Musk speaks next to the comany's newest Model S during the Model S Beta Event held at the Tesla factory in Fremont, California

The price of Tesla's EVs have seen seven price increases in recent months.

Philippine journalist Maria Ressa and her website Rappler have been subjected to numerous investigations since Rodrigo Duterte was elected president

Philippine Journalist Critical Of Duterte Says Libel Case Dismissed

Philippine journalist critical of Duterte says libel case dismissed

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Malaysia has imposed a strict lockdown to battle a worsening coronavirus outbreak

Malaysia Imposes Lockdown As Southeast Asia Battles Virus Surge

Malaysia imposes lockdown as Southeast Asia battles virus surge

JBS is a sprawling meat supplier with operations in the United States, Australia, Canada, Europe, Mexico, New Zealand and Britain

US Subsidiary Of Meat-packing Giant JBS Hit By Cyberattack

US subsidiary of meat-packing giant JBS hit by cyberattack

Indian soldiers walk along a road near Zojila mountain pass that connects Srinagar to the union territory of Ladakh, bordering China

China Jails Blogger Who 'Slandered' Dead In India Border Clash

China jails blogger who 'slandered' dead in India border clash

Chinese students face intense competition from a young age, leading many parents to pay extra for tutoring

China's Tutoring Groups Fined Millions As Scrutiny Grows

China's tutoring groups fined millions as scrutiny grows

Semiconductors are an essential part of modern tech and Taiwan's chip manufacturing plants are among the most advanced in the world

Japan Approves Chip Development Project With Taiwan's TSMC

Japan approves chip development project with Taiwan's TSMC

Monde Nissin exports instant noodles, biscuits and crackers to dozens of countries

Philippine Noodle Giant Monde Nissin Opens Lower On Debut

Philippine noodle giant Monde Nissin opens lower on debut

A picture of Baila Salifou, who explains the popular trend of "manifesting" on the TikTok app

Shaken By Covid, Some Americans Try 'Manifesting' A Positive Result

Shaken by Covid, some Americans try 'manifesting' a positive result

Sheldon Adelson was a supporter of the Republican party in the United States and involved himself in politics in Israel

America's Richest Military Veterans And How They Made Their Fortunes

These veterans have made a name for themselves in different industries after serving in the military.

In this grab from an AFPTV video Cuban artist and dissident Luis Manuel Otero Alcantara gestures in front of one of his paintings in Havana on April 4, 2021

Dissident Cuban Artist To 'Continue The Struggle' After Hospital Release

Dissident Cuban artist to 'continue the struggle' after hospital release

Chad's armed forces are reputedly among the best-trained in the region

Chad, C. Africa At Loggerheads After Troops Killed At Border

Chad, C. Africa at loggerheads after troops killed at border

The Snowden affair revealed that the US had tapped Angela Merkel's mobile phone -- but there are now questions about whether the eavesdropping continued after the scandal

Europe Demands Answers After US-Danish Spying Claims

Europe demands answers after US-Danish spying claims

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is fighting for his political life

Israel's Lapid Says 'Obstacles' Remain In Bid To Oust Netanyahu

Israel's Lapid says 'obstacles' remain in bid to oust Netanyahu

The prime ministers of Italy and Libya held talks on energy, immigration and security

Italy, Libya Pledge To Work On New Energy Deals

Italy, Libya pledge to work on new energy deals

Investors are awaiting the release of key US jobs data later in the week

Europe, Asia Markets Waver As Traders Await Fresh Catalysts

Investors in Europe and Asia struggled to build on last week's gains as profit-takers stepped in while traders' eyes turned towards the next release of key U.S. jobs data.

Frenchman Benjamin Briere is one of over a dozen Western nationals being held in Iran in what activists denounce as a strategy of hostage-taking aimed at extracting concessions from the West

Frenchman Held By Iran 'Tourist Caught In Trap': Sister

Frenchman held by Iran 'tourist caught in trap': sister

India's economy has been hammered by the pandemic, which has claimed over 160,000 lives and thrown hundreds of millions into poverty

Indian Economy Contracted By Record 7.3% In 2020-21

India's economy contracted 7.3% in 2020-21, its worst recession since independence as coronavirus lockdowns put millions out of work.

The two ancient sandstone lintels, a sacred late 10th or 11th century sandstone support beam, were returned to Thailand after decades in the United States

Thai Museum Unveils 1,000-year-old Artefacts Returned From US

Thai museum unveils 1,000-year-old artefacts returned from US

This 2020 file photo shows a deforested area in Brazil, where lawmakers were being accused of further threatening the country's disappearing rainforests

Carbon Offset Programs: Feeling Guilty About A Carbon Footprint? There's An App For That

There's only so much carbon emission a person or business can cut from their life through electric cars and recycling. For the rest, there are carbon offset programs.