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Flyers advertise microfinance services in a village in Siem Reap province, Cambodia

'Strangled By Debt': Coronavirus Deepens Cambodia's Loan Crisis

'Strangled by debt': Coronavirus deepens Cambodia's loan crisis

Egypt's Siwa Fortress Renovation Boosts Hopes For Ecotourism

Egyptian schoolchildren are seen wearing traditional outfits for the inauguration of the renovated fortress on November 6

Egypt's Siwa fortress renovation boosts hopes for ecotourism

Sigh Of Relief As International Organisations Await Biden

After the US election was called for Joe Biden 'there was a huge sigh of relief' within international groups, a Geneva trade official said

Sigh of relief as international organisations await Biden

A worker sprays antibacterial liquid on a visitor at the entrance to the National Museum of Anthropology in Mexico City, on November 14, 2020, amid the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic

Mexico Surpasses 1 Million Covid Cases

Mexico surpasses 1 million Covid cases

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Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed, who won the Nobel Peace Prize for his democratic reforms and reconciliation with Eritrea, speaks on a visit to South Africa in January 2020

Rockets From Ethiopia's Tigray Region Hit Eritrea Capital: Diplomats

Rockets from Ethiopia's Tigray region hit Eritrea capital: diplomats

costco

Costco Is Offering Private Jet Membership, How Much To Become A Member

Costco is selling a private jet membership.

Home Gym

Where Are You Most Likely To Contract COVID-19? New Study Reveals High-Risk Spots

A new study found there are several places where individuals can contract COVID-19.

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Why Gap Saw A Sales Surge During COVID-19 Pandemic

Gap announced that a surge in sales has came out within the last week because of this one man's outfit on national television.

Sadyr Japarov shot to power during political unrest in the Central Asian country in early October

Kyrgyzstan's Post-crisis Leader Quits To Run In Election

Kyrgyzstan's post-crisis leader quits to run in election

Thousands have fled to neighbouring Sudan

Ethiopia's Tigray Leaders Claim Airport Rocket Attacks, Threaten Eritrea

Ethiopia's Tigray leaders claim airport rocket attacks, threaten Eritrea

Archaeologists x-ray a mummy wrapped in a burial shroud and adorned with brightly coloured hieroglyphic pictorials, during the unveiling more than a 100 intact sarcophagi, at Egypt's Saqqara necropolis on November 14, 2020

Egypt Finds Treasure Trove Of Over 100 Sarcophagi

Egypt finds treasure trove of over 100 sarcophagi

People buy flowers for Diwali, the Hindu Festival of Lights, from a vendor in a market area in New Delhi on November 14, 2020.

New York Closes Bars To Curb Virus Resurgence As Deaths Top 1.3 Mn

A swathe of new restrictions to cut off a second wave of coronavirus infections came into force in European nations on Saturday after New York closed bars and the global death toll climbed above 1.3 million.

Health Minister Vassilis Kikilias said "closing elementary schools was the last thing we wanted to do."

Greece Shuts Down All Schools As Hospitals Are Overwhelmed

Greece announced on Saturday the closure of its primary schools, kindergartens and daycare centres amid a surge in coronavirus cases.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle

Meghan Markle, Prince Harry Hire Pinterest's Former Head Of Communications Ahead Of Foundation's Unveiling

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry hired two new additions to their PR team. These are Christine Schirmer, who most recently served as Pinterest's head of communications, and Toya Holness, who previously led communications at the New York City Department of Education.

Argentina pulled off a miracle in their first Test since the World Cup last year

Argentina Stun All Blacks For First Ever Win Over New Zealand

Argentina stun All Blacks for first ever win over New Zealand

Liverpool's Mohamed Salah scored a hat-trick in the win over Leeds

Liverpool News: Salah Tests Positive For COVID-19; How Long Will He Be Out For Reds?

Mo Salah will miss some games for Egypt and Liverpool after testing positive for COVID-19.

Heavy police presence was seen by the Ubisoft office in Montreal in response to what local media said was a possible hostage-taking, but no threat had yet been found

Ubisoft Montreal Hostage-taking Report Being Probed As Hoax: Media

Ubisoft Montreal hostage-taking report being probed as hoax: media

Larsa Scottie Pippen

Larsa Pippen Announces COVID-19 Diagnosis In Since-Deleted Post; Twitter Reacts

Larsa Pippen said on Instagram Story that she has been battling COVID-19 for a week. However, she immediately deleted the post.

Cubans queue outside a Western Union office in Havana on October 28, 2020

Western Union To Shut Cuba Offices November 23

Western Union to shut Cuba offices November 23

Demonstrators confront riot police during a protest in Lima against the ousting of popular president Martin Vizcarra by Congress

Court Imposes Travel Ban On Ousted Peru President Amid Protests

Court imposes travel ban on ousted Peru president amid protests

US pharmaceutical giant Pfizer and its German partner BioNTech said their prospective vaccine had proven 90 percent effective

Trust In Vaccines Vital To Halting Pandemic: WHO

Trust in vaccines vital to halting pandemic: WHO

US entertainment giant Disney has teamed up with Britain's iconic Pinewood studios to expand studios made famous by James Bond films

UK Film Industry In Rude Health Despite Virus Horror

UK film industry in rude health despite virus horror

Like many women in Albania, Vitore Lufi, 64, makes raki, a popular fruit brandy

In Good Spirits: Albania's Beloved Brandy Boosts Morale

In good spirits: Albania's beloved brandy boosts morale

In 2016, more than four of five deceased Czechs were cremated, among the highest proportion in the world

Czech Crematoriums Feel Strain Of Soaring Coronavirus Death Toll

Czech crematoriums feel strain of soaring coronavirus death toll

Novak Djokovic is aiming for a record-equalling sixth title at the ATP Finals in London

Djokovic Eyes Record As Nadal Seeks First ATP Finals Crown

Djokovic eyes record as Nadal seeks first ATP Finals crown

Ghassan Salame, seen in this February 2020 picture, is a veteran Lebanese diplomat and former UN envoy to Libya

UN Former Envoy 'Very Optimistic' For Peace In Libya

UN former envoy 'very optimistic' for peace in Libya

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