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North Korean leader Kim Jong Un presides over an October 10, 2020 military parade in which Pyongyang showcased a new long-range missile that has alarmed the United States

US Denounces China On North Korea Sanctions As Trump Hopes Fade

The U.S. sharply criticized China for not enforcing sanctions on North Korea and vowed to step up its own efforts, as hopes fade for a last-minute breakthrough under Trump.

Police technicians enter the apartment in a Stockholm suburb where the mother is suspected of keeping her son for 28 years

Sweden Mother 'Kept Son Locked Up For Decades'

Sweden mother 'kept son locked up for decades'

An Azerbaijani soldier fixes a national flag on a lamp post in the town of Lachin, the final district given up by Armenia in a peace deal that ended weeks of fighting over disputed Nagorno-Karabakh

Photos And Flags: Azerbaijani Soldiers Tour Retaken District

Photos and flags: Azerbaijani soldiers tour retaken district

Like in other districts handed over by the separatists, residents of Lachin took as much as they could pack

Azerbaijani Forces Raise Flag In Last District Handed Back By Armenia

Azerbaijani forces raise flag in last district handed back by Armenia

The indepedent panel created by Facebook to adjudicate content dispute has begun reviewing the first of the 20,000 cases on its agenda

Facebook 'Supreme Court' Begins Daunting Task On Content Disputes

Facebook 'supreme court' begins daunting task on content disputes

Airbnb moved closer to a stock market debut with an updated filing seeking a valuation up to $35 billion

Airbnb Seeks Valuation Up To $35 Bn In IPO Filing

The California group said its initial public offering would include some 51.9 million shares in a range of $44 to $50.

Ireland loosened restrictions in place since October 22

Dublin Has Shopping Fever As Ireland Ends Second Virus Lockdown

Dublin has shopping fever as Ireland ends second virus lockdown

Dozens of climate marchers handed in the lawsuit to Shell's headquarters in the Netherlands in in April 2019

Climate Groups Take On Shell In Landmark Dutch Case

Climate groups take on Shell in landmark Dutch case

The BioNTech/Pfizer and Moderna vaccines

EU Regulator To Decide On Pfizer/BioNTech Covid-19 Jab First

EU regulator to decide on Pfizer/BioNTech Covid-19 jab first

Coronavirus lockdowns have been particularly hard on clothing retailers who rely heavily on stores

Collapse Of Two UK Retailers Puts 25,000 Jobs At Risk

Collapse of two UK retailers puts 25,000 jobs at risk

Kaavan arrived in Cambodia, where he got to see another elephant for the first time in eight years

Lonely No More: Kaavan The Elephant Makes New Friend

Lonely no more: Kaavan the elephant makes new friend

A bulldozer clears trees at the Um Raquba refugee camp in Sudan's eastern Gedaref province,

Trees Bulldozed To Make Way For Refugee Shelters In Sudan

Trees bulldozed to make way for refugee shelters in Sudan

Even young, previously healthy people can have protracted symptoms

The Covid 'Longhaulers' Behind A Global Patient Movement

The Covid 'longhaulers' behind a global patient movement

New Syrian doctors recite the Hippocratic Oath after graduating from an opposition-backed university in the country's rebel-held north

Syria Graduate Doctors Set To Battle Covid In Rebel Hub

Syria graduate doctors set to battle Covid in rebel hub

Green cultivated a roster of celebrity friends

Philip Green: Crown Slips For 'King Of High Street'

Philip Green: crown slips for 'king of high street'

Flanker Pablo Matera was stripped of the captaincy and suspended

'Ashamed' Matera Loses Argentina Rugby Captaincy Over Racist Posts

'Ashamed' Matera loses Argentina rugby captaincy over racist posts

'The red lights are flashing and the alarm bells are ringing,' said the UN, which warned about the return of famines.

UN Sees Emergency Aid Needs Exploding Due To Pandemic

UN sees emergency aid needs exploding due to pandemic

Liu Pei'en's 78-year-old father developed Covid-19 symptoms after checking in to a hospital for a routine health exam in Wuhan

'I Died Too': A Year After Outbreak, Wuhan Kin Struggle To Move On

'I died too': A year after outbreak, Wuhan kin struggle to move on

Borscht is art, language and culture, says Shcherban

Battle Over Borscht: New Front In Russia-Ukraine Conflict

Battle over borscht: new front in Russia-Ukraine conflict

Kuwait is holding a parliamentary election on Saturday but traditional lavish banquets were nowhere to be seen due to Covid-19

In Kuwait, Lavish Election Campaign Events Off The Menu

In Kuwait, lavish election campaign events off the menu

22-year-old Hei writes letters to fellow pro-democracy activists who were jailed for taking part in last year's protests in Hong Kong

Prison Pen Pals: Hong Kongers Keep In Touch With Jailed Protesters

Prison pen pals: Hong Kongers keep in touch with jailed protesters

Early virus cases were linked to a market in Wuhan, but it could have originated elsewhere

Mystery Still Shrouds Covid-19 Origin

Mystery still shrouds Covid-19 origin

Over the summer, as other areas were opening up, Tomelloso kept strict restrictions in place, which helped the town fare better in the second wave

Battered In First Wave, Spanish Town Emerges Scarred But Safer

Battered in first wave, Spanish town emerges scarred but safer

Clinical: Edinson Cavani (centre) came off the bench to score twice for Manchester United at Southampton

Cavani Proves His Worth To Man Utd In Time For PSG Reunion

Cavani proves his worth to Man Utd in time for PSG reunion

Top US scientist Anthony Fauci voiced his fears for a virus surge as millions of travelers returned home after the Thanksgiving holiday

Trump Virus Adviser Quits As Vaccine Hopes Given New Boost

Scott Atlas encouraged people in Michigan to "rise up" against COVID-19 measures last month.

Janet Yellen was the first female chair of the Federal Reserve, and if confirmed by the Senate, would be the first female US Treasury secretary

Biden Taps Yellen To Lead Barrier-breaking Economic Team

Biden taps Yellen to lead barrier-breaking economic team

Fulham's Ivan Cavaleiro (L) celebrates with Ademola Lookman

Fulham Shock Leicester To Escape Relegation Zone, West Ham Go Fifth

Fulham shock Leicester to escape relegation zone, West Ham go fifth

Communist Vietnam has long jailed its critics but has come under fire in recent years for targeting users on Facebook, a popular forum for activists

Facebook, Google Becoming 'Human Rights-free Zones' In Vietnam: Amnesty

Facebook, Google becoming 'human rights-free zones' in Vietnam: Amnesty

AFP journalists in Lachin town saw a column of Azerbaijani trucks flanked by military vehicles from Russia

Azerbaijani Forces Enter Last District Handed Over By Armenia

Azerbaijani forces enter last district handed over by Armenia

Arcadia, the owner of a chain of retail clothing stores including Topshop, is struggling to avoid bankruptcy

UK Retailer Arcadia Enters Into Administration

UK retailer Arcadia enters into administration

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