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A US-brokered ceasefire agreed at the weekend unravelled within minutes on Monday

Azerbaijan Accuses Armenia Of Deadly Missile Strike On Civilians

Azerbaijan accuses Armenia of deadly missile strike on civilians

In Election Hacking, Perception May Be As Good As The Real Thing

Vulnerabilites remain in US electronic voting systems but experts say even the perception of a security breach could impact confidence in the process

In election hacking, perception may be as good as the real thing

Pompeo Presses Armenian, Azerbaijani Leaders On Ceasefire

US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo meets with Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov at the US State Department

Pompeo presses Armenian, Azerbaijani leaders on ceasefire

Facebook has taken a range of steps to protect the social platform form being used for manipulation and misinformation on the November 3 US elections

With New Tools, Facebook Aims To Avoid Election Fiasco Repeat

With new tools, Facebook aims to avoid election fiasco repeat

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Armenia and Azerbaijan accuse each other of having targeted the civilian population since the beginning of hostilities in the mountainous region of Karabakh

Armenia, Azerbaijan Agree Anew To Ceasefire: US

Armenia, Azerbaijan agree anew to ceasefire: US

Opposition demonstrations have been taking place in Belarus since a disputed August electon

Belarus Opposition Calls General Strike As Tens Of Thousands March Against Lukashenko

Belarus opposition calls general strike as tens of thousands march against Lukashenko

Sunday's vote is first held in Ukraine since the start of the coronavirus pandemic

Local Elections In Ukraine Test Zelensky's Popularity

Local elections in Ukraine test Zelensky's popularity

People visit the Nagasaki Atomic Bomb Museum in August 2020, at the 75th anniversary of the attack

Treaty Banning Nuclear Weapons To Enter Into Force

Treaty banning nuclear weapons to enter into force

Melons hang from wooden beams in the village of Vazir in the northwest of Uzbekistan

Bumper Melon Harvest Sweetens Uzbekistan's Pandemic Woes

Bumper melon harvest sweetens Uzbekistan's pandemic woes

Leopoldo Lopez, shown here in 2019, has fled Venezuela and is en route to Spain, his father said on October 24, 2020

Venezuela Opposition Figure Lopez Headed To Spain: Family

Venezuela opposition figure Lopez headed to Spain: family

A health worker takes a blood sample from a woman during a Covid-19 test in Medellin, Colombia on October 24, 2020

Colombia Surpasses One Million Covid-19 Cases: Ministry

Colombia surpasses one million Covid-19 cases: ministry

Macron and Erdogan are feuding about maritime rights in the eastern Mediterranean, Libya, Syria and -- most recently -- the escalating conflict in Azerbaijan's Armenian separatist region of Nagorno-Karabakh

France Recalls Envoy After Erdogan Jibe At Macron

France recalls envoy after Erdogan jibe at Macron

Post-election protests earlier this month forced the president to step down

Kyrgyz Election Body Calls New Presidential Vote As Police Raid

Kyrgyz election body calls new presidential vote as police raid

Motorists drive past war-damaged buildings in Libya's main eastern city of Benghazi, where businessmen are desperate for Friday's "permanent" ceasefire to reopen trade with the unity government-held west

Libyans Voice Hope, Doubts Over Ceasefire Deal

Libyans voice hope, doubts over ceasefire deal

US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, seen here in November 2019, has defended "restraint" on Venezuela

Pompeo Urges End To Armenia, Azerbaijan Conflict But No Progress Seen

Pompeo urges end to Armenia, Azerbaijan conflict but no progress seen

A fighter loyal to the internationally recognised Libyan Government of National Accord

Libya Rivals Sign 'Permanent' Ceasefire

Libya rivals sign 'permanent' ceasefire

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, seen here with President Donald Trump, confirmed the test of the S-400 missile system

Pentagon Condemns Turkey S-400 Test, Erdogan Dismisses US Criticism

Pentagon condemns Turkey S-400 test, Erdogan dismisses US criticism

The heads of the rival Libyan delegations shake hands in front of the UN envoy after agreeing to a "permanent" ceasefire

UN Hails Historic Cease-Fire In Libya

Rival factions in Libya sign permanent cease-fire agreement, though the road ahead will be difficult.

Russia's branch of Greenpeace said they would not rule out any theories until they received the final results of their own probes

Death Of Sea Life Off Russia Peninsula 'Caused By Algae'

Death of sea life off Russia peninsula 'caused by algae'

U.S. warns of threats to U.S. and foreign nationals in Turkey, with a particular focus on Istanbul

US Warns Of Terror And Kidnapping Threat In Turkey

Citing "credible reports," the U.S. government warned of threats to U.S. and foreign nationals in Turkey.

Every winter the air in Delhi turns into a toxic soup

India's Capital Chokes On 'Severe' Smog As Farm Fires Soar

India's capital chokes on 'severe' smog as farm fires soar

The strike hit in Syria's last major rebel bastion of Idlib (pictured October 18, 2020), which is dominated by the Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS) group led a former Al-Qaeda affiliate, but other jihadist groups are also present in the area

US Drone Strike Kills 17 Jihadists In NW Syria

US drone strike kills 17 jihadists in NW Syria

Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden has dismissed Donald Trump's "photo-ops" with Kim as a "vanity project"

Top Donald Trump Quotes During The Final Presidential Debate 2020

The second and final presidential debate saw Joe Biden and Donald Trump in a series of sharp exchanges over topics such as COVID-19, national security, and racism in America.

Sterling has been given a lift by hopes of progress in post-Brexit trade talks

Stock Markets See Modest Gains As Virus Cases Spike

Stock markets see modest gains as virus cases spike

Relatives mourn over the coffin of an Armenian soldier killed in the fighting with Azerbaijan over the breakaway region of Nagorno-Karabakh

Putin Says Karabakh Deaths Soaring As Diplomats Scramble

Putin says Karabakh deaths soaring as diplomats scramble

US Director of National Intelligence John Ratcliffe says Iran was behind threatening emails sent to Democratic voters

Iran Implicated In 25,000 Threatening Emails Sent To Democratic Voters Claiming To Be From Proud Boys

Both U.S. intelligence and Google say that Iran is responsible for the messages, but not all Democrats are convinced

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