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Ethiopian Walagabriel Sium, a 73-year-old farmer who fled the Tigray conflict, at the Um Raquba refugee camp

Elderly Ethiopian Refugees In Sudan Long For Home

Elderly Ethiopian refugees in Sudan long for home

Mike Pompeo (L) greets Sudanese Prime Minister Abdalla Hamdok (R) in Khartoum during a visit by the US Secretary of State in August

US Takes Sudan Off Sponsor Of Terror Blacklist

US takes Sudan off sponsor of terror blacklist

Saudi Aramco tankers are loaded with oil at an undisclosed location in April this year

Explosion Rocks Singapore-flagged Tanker Off Saudi Port

Explosion rocks Singapore-flagged tanker off Saudi port

John le Carre wrote 25 novels and one memoir in a career spanning six decades, selling some 60 million books worldwide

British Spy Thriller Author John Le Carre Dies Aged 89

British spy thriller author John le Carre dies aged 89

Locals say people traditionally swam in the river in the city's hot summers, because there were no pools

Inspired By Mao, Wuhan River Swimmers 'Reborn' After Virus Lockdown

Inspired by Mao, Wuhan river swimmers 'reborn' after virus lockdown

Khwaja Safar Ali, 75, arranges items in his antiques shop at the oldest Qissa Khawani or "storytellers bazaar" in Pakistan's northwestern city of Peshawar

Once Upon A Time: Pakistan's Fabled Storytellers Fade Away

Once upon a time: Pakistan's fabled storytellers fade away

Susan Deur cheers as trucks carrying the first shipment of the Covid-19 vaccine that is being escorted by the US Marshals Service, leave Pfizer's Global Supply facility in Kalamazoo, Michigan

US To Start Vaccinating As Germany Returns To Partial Lockdown

US to start vaccinating as Germany returns to partial lockdown

Brazil's vaccination plan has notable holes, including a start date and details of how to reach its target of 70 percent of the population

Brazil's Vaccination Plan Is Assailed As 'Incompetent'

Brazil's vaccination plan is assailed as 'incompetent'

Siya Kolisi's South Africa have yet to play since lifting the Rugby World Cup due to the coronavirus pandemic

Rugby World Cup Pool Draw To Be Held Under Concussion Cloud

Rugby World Cup pool draw to be held under concussion cloud

The Tunisian town of Sidi Bouzid was key in helping to trigger a wave of revolts across the Arab world 10 years ago

In Birthplace Of Tunisia's Revolution, Few Jobs And Little Hope

In birthplace of Tunisia's revolution, few jobs and little hope

Since its uprising 10 years ago, Tunisia has seen few reforms to the country's security forces, while its economy is rife with nepotism, analysts and observers say

Despite Democracy, Tunisia's Revolution Remains Unfinished

Despite democracy, Tunisia's revolution remains unfinished

Boatloads of refugees have landed on the Pemba beach

Mozambique Jihadists Push Masses To Pemba

Mozambique jihadists push masses to Pemba

Bobby Decordova-Reid (centre) scored Fulham's goal in a 1-1 draw with Liverpool on Sunday

Leaders Tottenham, Liverpool Held, Arsenal Beaten By Burnley

Leaders Tottenham, Liverpool held, Arsenal beaten by Burnley

Unhappiness runs deep in le Carre's work, which numbers 25 novels over more than six decades -- a creative span as prodigious as it is acclaimed

John Le Carre: Master Of Spy Thriller Who Became Moral Voice

John le Carre: master of spy thriller who became moral voice

A view of the port of Guiria, Venezuela, where the ship that wrecked departed for Trinidad and Tobago

14 Dead In Migrant Shipwreck Between Venezuela And Trinidad

14 dead in migrant shipwreck between Venezuela and Trinidad

Germany has imposed far less stringent shutdown rules than other major European nations after coming through the first wave of the pandemic relatively unscathed

Germany Orders Partial Lockdown To Curb 'Out Of Control' Virus

Germany orders partial lockdown to curb 'out of control' virus

A woman walks past a costume rental store, with Santa Claus outfits outside, on December 10, 2020 in Paris as France is on a second lockdown in a bid to contain the spread of Covid-19 pandemic caused by the novel coronavirus

US Set For Mass Vaccinations As World Virus Deaths Top 1.6 Million

The Pfizer-BioNTech Covid-19 vaccine was to begin leaving the company's Michigan factory on Sunday, ready to be injected into the arms of millions of the most vulnerable Americans as the global death toll topped 1.6 million.

A municipal worker clears debris from the site of a rocket attack in the Afghan capital

Scores Of Taliban Militants Killed As Fighting Rocks Insurgent Bastion

Scores of Taliban militants killed as fighting rocks insurgent bastion

Britain's Prime Minister Boris Johnson and European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen at a pre-pandemic meeting in London in January. At the time the EU's top official correctly predicted 'tough talks' over their future relations

Johnson And Von Der Leyen To Decide Fate Of Brexit Deal

Johnson and von der Leyen to decide fate of Brexit deal

Protesters gather in Washington in support of President Donald Trump on December 12, 2020; they insisted, without evidence, that he had lost the presidential election in November only through massive fraud

Four Stabbed And One Shot After Pro-Trump Rallies

Four stabbed and one shot after pro-Trump rallies

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell can't make Congress agree on stimulus, but he can reassure markets that the central bank will be there for them

Fed May Convey Optimism On US Economy Despite Stimulus Deadlock

Fed may convey optimism on US economy despite stimulus deadlock

Libyans take part in a 4x4 tourism trip through the desert

Libya 4WD Road Warriors On Bumpy Ride To Revive Tourism

Libya 4WD road warriors on bumpy ride to revive tourism

A large coronavirus outbreak at factories run by Top Glove, the world's largest rubber glove manufacturer, has brought workers' living conditions under scrutiny

'Profits Over People': Virus Overruns Malaysian Glove Factories

'Profits over people': Virus overruns Malaysian glove factories

The investment bank Morgan Stanley has forecast a 6-10 percent fall in the FTSE-250 index and a 10-20 percent drop in banking stocks, which have already been hit by the coronavirus epidemic

Nerves In The City At Prospect Of A 'No-deal' Brexit

Nerves in The City at prospect of a 'no-deal' Brexit

"When you are posted to Frankfurt you cry twice," Vaeth chuckled. "Once youâre posted there, and once youâre posted out"

'Turning The Tide': Frankfurt Attracts London Banks

'Turning the tide': Frankfurt attracts London banks

The New York Daily News has joined other newspapers in abandoning their newsrooms and headquarters amid a deepening crisis for the industry during the pandemic

Ailing Newspapers Abandon Newsrooms As Pandemic Deepens Woes

Ailing newspapers abandon newsrooms as pandemic deepens woes

Jared Kushner stands next to his father-in-law, US President Donald Trump, as they announce Bahrain's recognition of Israel in September 2020

Breaking Norms, Jared Kushner Scores Late-term Wins For Israel

Breaking norms, Jared Kushner scores late-term wins for Israel

Authorities say giving the zone special status would be a big boost at a site which currently boasts this lone souvenir stall

Ukraine Seeks World Heritage Status For Chernobyl Zone

Ukraine seeks World Heritage status for Chernobyl zone

Morocco's King Mohammed VI is seen at Essaouira's 'House of Memory' in January 2020 in a photo provided by the Moroccan Royal Palace

Moroccan Schools To Teach Jewish History And Culture

Moroccan schools to teach Jewish history and culture

The interior minister said police had to deal with some "ultra-violent individuals"

French Law On Filming Police Triggers Third Weekend Of Protests

French law on filming police triggers third weekend of protests

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