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Anti-coup protesters in Myanmar marched again despite a bloody crackdown by the military junta

Thousands Rally Against Myanmar Junta, Calling For 'Spring Revolution'

Thousands rally against Myanmar junta, calling for 'spring revolution'

Northern Ireland Marks 100 Years, Divided

Northern Ireland marks its centenary on Monday

Northern Ireland marks 100 years, divided

Keeping It Real: Appraisers Sift China Second-hand Luxury Market For Fakes

An expert eye for telling a bona fide Chanel handbag from a bogus one is a skill set in hot demand across China

Keeping it real: appraisers sift China second-hand luxury market for fakes

Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi (C-rear) visits Napoleon's tomb at the Invalides in Paris on November 26, 2014

Napoleon's Mideast Campaign Still Contentious, Two Centuries On

Napoleon's Mideast campaign still contentious, two centuries on

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The Russian side expressed cautious optimism after the talks on Saturday and said they hoped for a result within three weeks

Hopes For Iran Nuclear Breakthrough 'Within Weeks' But Success 'Not Guaranteed'

Hopes for Iran nuclear breakthrough 'within weeks' but success 'not guaranteed'

Actress Olympia Dukakis, seen here in 2019 and who won an Oscar for her work in "Moonstruck," has died at the age of 89

Oscar-winning Actress Olympia Dukakis Dead At 89

Oscar-winning actress Olympia Dukakis dead at 89

Medina Spirit, ridden by jockey John Velazquez, wins the 147th Kentucky Derby

Baffert Makes History As Medina Spirit Wins 147th Kentucky Derby

Baffert makes history as Medina Spirit wins 147th Kentucky Derby

A less familiar crop of nominees were competing at the 2021 Oscars ceremony, where Chloe Zhao's "Nomadland" was the big winner

'Nomadland' Gives South Dakota A Tourism Boost, Small Businesses See Sale Increases

Fern in "Nomadland" works odd jobs while she's living her nomadic lifestyle, which happens to be real businesses in South Dakota.

Brazilian president Jair Bolsonaro faces growing criticism over his handling of the Covid-19 pandemic, which he has repeatedly played down

Indigenous Activist In Brazil Says Accused Of 'Slandering' Bolsonaro

Indigenous activist in Brazil says accused of 'slandering' Bolsonaro

India is set to open its Covid vaccine programme to all adults, but many states don't have the stocks

India Expands Faltering Vaccine Drive As New Cases Soar

India expands faltering vaccine drive as new cases soar

British startup Virti is developing Virtual Reality technology so trainee medics can learn safely and boost skills. These sessions help train clinicians in how to explain diagnoses and treatment plans, build trust and handle challenging situations.

VR ER: Tech Helps UK Medical Students Learn Safely

VR ER: tech helps UK medical students learn safely

There was optimism and fear among the residents of Kandahar, a former bastion of the Taliban

Optimism, Fear In Former Taliban Bastion As US Begins Afghanistan Pullout

Optimism, fear in former Taliban bastion as US begins Afghanistan pullout

Hong Kong's domestic workers have been ordered to get tested over the coming days and told coronavirus vaccinations will be compulsory

Domestic Workers Alarmed By Compulsory Hong Kong Vaccine Plan

Domestic workers alarmed by compulsory Hong Kong vaccine plan

India recorded another 385,000Â cases in the past 24 hours -- a new global record

No Pandemic End In Sight With Raging Outbreaks In India, Brazil

Fresh coronavirus waves show no sign of abating as devastating surges in India and Brazil push daily infections and deaths to record levels.

Disneyland ParkÂ -- the world's second-most visited theme park -- and neighboring Disney California Adventure Park have finally reopened

Disneyland Fans Hail 'Greatest Feeling Ever' As Theme Park Finally Reopens

Disneyland fans hail 'greatest feeling ever' as theme park finally reopens

UN Special Envoy to Myanmar Christine Schraner Burgener met with Myanmar junta leader General Min Aung Hlaing on the sidelines of an ASEAN meeting

UN Security Council Calls For ASEAN Myanmar Plan To Be Enacted

UN Security Council calls for ASEAN Myanmar plan to be enacted

Hit by mysterious microwaves? The US embassy in Havana

US Investigates More 'Havana Syndrome' Attacks: Senators

US investigates more 'Havana syndrome' attacks: senators

ExxonMobil reported profits in the first quarter after a string of losses in 2020

US Oil Giants Return To Profitability In Q1 On Higher Oil Prices

ExxonMobil and Chevron both reported a return to profitability in the first quarter, bolstered by a significant jump in oil prices.

Projects for Rio de Janeiro's new water and sewage system operators include a massive clean-up of Guanabara Bay and infrastructure for impoverished favela neighborhoods

Brazil Auctions Rio Water Concession For $4 Bn In Win For Bolsonaro

Brazil auctions Rio water concession for $4 bn in win for Bolsonaro

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

Profit-taking Hits US Stocks, Recession Hobbles Europe

Profit-taking hits US stocks, recession hobbles Europe

The EU charge sheet lands as Apple faces a rebellion from firms that want to break free of the global Apple App Store's strict terms and fees.

Apple And Fortnite Duke It Out, With Consumers And Lawmakers Caught In The Middle

The case could wind up as a no-win situation for Apple, with even a winning argument delivering mountains of evidence to skeptical lawmakers.

TikTok has a new top executive who will maintain his job at Chinese parent firm ByteDance

TikTok Taps New CEO From Chinese Parent Firm

TikTok taps new CEO from Chinese parent firm

Chlorine Shortage Threatens Summertime Fun In Swimming Pools

Most homeowners that have a swimming pool are not even aware yet that there is a chlorine shortage.

Mexican state energy giant PemexÂ has reported a smaller first quarter loss compared with aÂ year earlier, helped by a global rebound in oil prices and demand.

Mexico's Pemex Cuts Q1 Losses As Oil Prices Rebound

Mexico's Pemex cuts Q1 losses as oil prices rebound

Roku, Google Battle It Out Over YouTube TV App, But What Does It Mean For Viewers?

Existing Roku customers will still have access to YouTube TV for now if they don't delete the app but new subscribers will not.

Patients rest inside a banquet hall used as a makeshift coronavirus ward in New Delhi

US Aid Arrives In India As Covid Cases Surge

US aid arrives in India as Covid cases surge

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken announced a visit to Ukraine after a recent Russian troop buildup

Blinken To Show Support On Ukraine Trip After Russian Troop Movements

Blinken to show support on Ukraine trip after Russian troop movements

The oil-to-telecoms giant enjoyed a strong recovery during the quarter as India eased coronavirus lockdowns before a ferocious second wave of infections

Profits At India's Reliance Double On Oil, Retail Recovery

Profits at India's Reliance double on oil, retail recovery

Credit Suisse has been hit hard by bankruptcies at Archegos, a US hedge fund, and British financial firm Greensill.

Credit Suisse Board Member Quits As New Chairman Vows To Tackle Risks

Credit Suisse board member quits as new chairman vows to tackle risks

Sri Lanka announced that its economy shrank 3.6 percent due to the Covid-19 pandemic last year

Sri Lanka Declares Worst Economic Downturn In 73 Years

Sri Lanka declares worst economic downturn in 73 years

Europe has been hit hard by a second and third wave of the coronavirus pandemic, with multiple attempts to reopen the economy cut short by new outbreaks.

Eurozone Enters Double-dip Recession But Better Days Ahead

Eurozone enters double-dip recession but better days ahead

EU Charges Apple In Landmark App Store Competition Case

EU charges Apple in landmark App Store competition case

The Myanmar military's coup sparked a protest movement calling for a return to democracy, which security forces have sought to quell with a brutal crackdown

Coup, Pandemic Driving Half Of Myanmar Into Poverty: UN

Coup, pandemic driving half of Myanmar into poverty: UN

Spanish air force officers carried the coffins containing the bodies of the three Europeans killed

Bodies Of 3 Europeans Killed In Burkina Faso Arrive In Spain

Bodies of 3 Europeans killed in Burkina Faso arrive in Spain

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