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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

US Drone Strike Kills 17 Jihadists In NW Syria

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

Top Donald Trump Quotes During The Final Presidential Debate 2020

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

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

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Ahead of Sunday's local elections, a man cycles by a campaign billboard for the Opposition Platform â For Life mayoral candidate Pavlo Pridvorov in Slovyansk, close to the frontline with Russia-backed separatists in eastern Ukraine

Ukraine's Zelensky Struggles To Impress In War-battered East

Ukraine's Zelensky struggles to impress in war-battered east

NASA astronaut Chris Cassidy and Russian cosmonauts Anatoly Ivanishin and Ivan Vagner blasted off in April, when around half the world's population was living under lockdown

Three-man US-Russian Crew Returns To Earth From ISS

Three-man US-Russian crew returns to Earth from ISS

US authorities say Russia and Iran have tried to influence the US presidential election

US Says Iran, Russia Obtained Voter Registration Info

US says Iran, Russia obtained voter registration info

Thousands marched Tuesday in the suburb of Conflans-Sainte-Honorine where murdered teacher Samuel Paty worked

France Vows 'Won't Give Up Cartoons' As Teens Charged Over Teacher's Killing

France vows 'won't give up cartoons' as teens charged over teacher's killing

According to his biographer, the future pope backed civil unions for gay couples while he was still the archbishop of Buenos Aires

Pope Says He Supports Civil Unions For Gay Couples

Pope says he supports civil unions for gay couples

The conflict has left hundreds dead with world powers so far unable to persuade either side to stop fighting

Armenia PM Rules Out Diplomatic Solution To Karabakh Conflict

Armenia PM rules out diplomatic solution to Karabakh conflict

The International Space Station

International Space Station: A Costly Waste Or A Stepping Stone To Mars?

The International Space Station has long been criticized for its expense and the value of its operations

In the film "Francesco" by Evgeny Afineevsky, which premiered at the 2020 Rome Film Festival, Pope Francis says that gay people have "the right to be in a family"

Pope Says Supports Civil Unions For Gay Couples

Pope says supports civil unions for gay couples

A historic treaty banning the use of nuclear weapons is expected to come into within weeks, maybe even days

Nuclear Weapons Ban Treaty Nears Coming Into Force

Nuclear weapons ban treaty nears coming into force

Cypriot President Nicos Anastasiades (C) and Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi (L) watch on as Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis speaks at a joint news conference in Nicosia on October 21, 2020

Greece Accuses Turkey Of 'Imperialist Fantasies'

Greece accuses Turkey of 'imperialist fantasies'

Libya has been wracked by conflict since the overthrow and killing of dictator Moamer Kadhafi in 2011

UN Libya Envoy 'Optimistic' On Ceasefire Prospects

UN Libya envoy 'optimistic' on ceasefire prospects

The fighting in Nagorno-Karabakh has left hundreds of people dead

Russia Hosts New Talks In Search Of Karabakh Truce

Russia hosts new talks in search of Karabakh truce

Messaging app Telegram has 300 million monthly users worldwide and raised more than $1.7 billion in funds in the US and overseas through a cryptocurrency issue

AI Service Transformed Thousands Of Women’s Photos Into Fake Nudes Without Consent

More than 680,000 women had no idea their photos were being uploaded to a bot on the messaging app Telegram to produce fake realistic nude images without their consent. About 104,852 images posted publicly.

People drink beverages next to a cardboard cut-out depicting Rayimbek Matraimov at an anti-corruption cafe in Bishkek in 2019

Influential Kyrgyz Powerbroker Released After Cooperation Offer

Influential Kyrgyz powerbroker released after cooperation offer

Both the US and Russia still have arsenals of thousands of nuclear warheads, some mounted on missiles like the American Minuteman III tested in February

US, Russia Edge Back Towards Talks On Nuclear Arms Pact

US, Russia edge back towards talks on nuclear arms pact

Hundreds of unemployed people wait outside the Kentucky Career Center in Frankfort, Kentucky for help with their unemployment claims

Survey: More Than Half Of Global Workers Fear Possible Job Loss

Workers in Russia and Spain were especially pessimistic about their futures.

Companies and governments are racing to develop vaccines in a bid to arrest the pandemic

Scientists Raise Alarm Over Signs Of Vaccine 'Hesitancy'

Scientists raise alarm over signs of vaccine 'hesitancy'

Power is currently in the hands of prime minister and acting president Sadyr Japarov (left) after Sooronbay Jeenbekov (right) stepped down following a disputed vote

Kyrgyz Powerbroker Detained As New Leader Tightens Grip

Kyrgyz powerbroker detained as new leader tightens grip

The Tokyo 2020 Olympics have been postponed to next year

Tokyo Olympics On Alert For Cyberattacks As Alleged Russian Plot Revealed

Tokyo Olympics on alert for cyberattacks as alleged Russian plot revealed

An Armenian soldier on the frontline of the fighting with Azerbaijan that has left more than 700 people dead

UN Security Council Discusses Nagorno-Karabakh Fighting

UN Security Council discusses Nagorno-Karabakh fighting

Security researchers have found evidence linking hacking groups from North Korea and Russia

Russian Hacking: Why The US DOJ Charged 6 Russian Officers

Six Russian military officers have been charged by the United States for cyberattacks against several nations.

Alexander Vinnik, now about to be tried in Paris for a multi-million euro fraud, arrives at a Greek courthouse in 2017 shortly

French Court Tries Russian For Multi-million-euro Cyberfraud

French court tries Russian for multi-million-euro cyberfraud

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