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Siraphob Attohi (L) calls for gender equality during Thailand's protests for democratic reforms in his drag persona Masala Bold

LGBTQ Support Lends 'New Taste' To Thai Politics

LGBTQ support lends 'new taste' to Thai politics

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Pandemic Inflames Violence Against Women

Pandemic inflames violence against women

"Women have a greater need to talk" under the coronavirus lockdown, Agapi Gyrichidi said

Victim-blaming Muzzles Greece's Battered Women

Victim-blaming muzzles Greece's battered women

Coronavirus has wrought havoc across the world, but for Thailand's "sea gypsies" it has brought welcome respite from the threat of mass tourism

Pandemic Respite For Thai 'Sea Gypsies' Threatened By Mass Tourism

Pandemic respite for Thai 'sea gypsies' threatened by mass tourism

Ahmed Kadhaf al-Dam, the cousin of ousted Libyan dictator Moamer Kadhafi, claims the Arab Spring was a hoax, to cause instability in the region

A Decade On, Kadhafi's Cousin Sees Arab Spring As Western Plot

A decade on, Kadhafi's cousin sees Arab Spring as Western plot

Syrian President Bashar al-Assad has defied the odds and remained in power

Syria's Assad: Lone Survivor Of Arab Spring

Syria's Assad: Lone survivor of Arab Spring

A map of Burkina Faso

Jihadist Threat Keeps 300,000 Voters From Burkina Polls

Jihadist threat keeps 300,000 voters from Burkina polls

A restaurant employee cleans a plexiglass table divider while preparing for outdoor dining service in Manhattan Beach, California, a few hours before the start of the new 10:00 pm to 5:00 am curfew

US Hopes To Start Virus Vaccines In December As Pandemic Surges

US hopes to start virus vaccines in December as pandemic surges

Talks at the WTO on cutting fisheries subsidies are coming down to a year-end deadline

WTO Aiming To Net Fishing Deal

WTO aiming to net fishing deal

Ten years ago, a chain of uprisings shook the Middle East and North Africa region, soon dubbed the "Arab Spring"

From Hope To Agony, What's Left Of The Arab Spring?

From hope to agony, what's left of the Arab Spring?

Everton striker Dominic Calvert-Lewin (C) celebrates scoring at Fulham

Injury-hit Liverpool Keep Setting Records, 10-man Arsenal Hold Leeds

Injury-hit Liverpool keep setting records, 10-man Arsenal hold Leeds

Daniil Medvedev beat Dominic Thiem to win the ATP Finals in London

Medvedev Beats Thiem To Win ATP Finals Title

Medvedev beats Thiem to win ATP Finals title

Saudi Arabia hosts a G20 summit in a first for an Arab nation, with the virtual forum dominated by efforts to tackle the coronavirus pandemic and the worst global recession in decades

Merkel 'Worried' Over Vaccine Rollout Despite G20 Fairness Pledge

Merkel 'worried' over vaccine rollout despite G20 fairness pledge

Protests against anti-virus measures continued Sunday in Berlin

German FM Slams Coronavirus Protesters For Nazi Victim Comparisons

German FM slams coronavirus protesters for Nazi victim comparisons

Tens of thousands of Ethiopians have fled fighting into neighbouring Sudan -- here a mother receives medical care at the Um Raquba refugee camp

After Escaping Ethiopia, Mothers Face Giving Birth In Camps

After escaping Ethiopia, mothers face giving birth in camps

Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic was among those paying his last respects Sunday

Thousands Attend Serbian Patriarch's Funeral, Coronavirus Victim

Thousands attend Serbian patriarch's funeral, coronavirus victim

Muzghan (pictured in this confession video) and her aunt Nasreen walked free from jail in September after confessing to being members of the Taliban's ultra-violent Haqqani network

The Women Who Served As A Deadly Duo For The Taliban

The women who served as a deadly duo for the Taliban

Bankia and Caixabank are two of the Spanish banks which have recently announced plans to merge

Spanish Banks Seek Mergers As Outlook Darkens

Spanish banks seek mergers as outlook darkens

Burkina Faso President Roch Marc Christian Kabore speaks to supporters in his final campaign rally ahead of Sunday's election

Burkina Faso Goes To The Polls In Shadow Of Jihadist Threat

Burkina Faso goes to the polls in shadow of jihadist threat

An employee of Kaspi, Kazakhstan's payment systems and e-commerce leader, at the London-listed company's HQ in the capital Almaty

Kazakh Fintech Star Kaspi A Pandemic Bright Spot

Kazakh fintech star Kaspi a pandemic bright spot

The Serena is the first five-star hotel in Goma, a city in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo in a region better known as a stronghold of dozens of armed groups than as a tourist destination

DR Congo Hoteliers Bet On Luxury In Troubled East

DR Congo hoteliers bet on luxury in troubled east

Chinese customers can pay with their smartphones almost everywhere as most businesses display Alipay and WeChat QR payment codes, including a vegetable stand in Beijing

Do China Tech Giants Pose A Risk For European Banks?

The European finance sector has in recent years seen the emergence of a large number of startups -- called fintech -- which have sought to disrupt brick and mortar banks by offering digital services.

Worshippers leave after Mass at St. Joseph's Chaldean Cathedral in the Iraqi capital Baghdad

Nightmare Over But Iraqi Christians Still Dream Of Leaving

Nightmare over but Iraqi Christians still dream of leaving

Armenian soldiers patrol a check point near a demarcation line outside Askeran

Karabakh Peace Deal Fuels Confusion, Anxiety Over New Borders

Karabakh peace deal fuels confusion, anxiety over new borders

Armed protesters wave the US flag as they allege that President Donald Trump is being cheated out of an election victory in a November 14, 2020 rally in Salem, Oregon

Denying Defeat, Trump Offers Fodder For World's Strongmen

Denying defeat, Trump offers fodder for world's strongmen

A home in the Washington area has been sold -- a small part of the booming housing market in the United States, but high prices have left some families incapable of buying a place of their own

In US, Booming Real Estate Market Highlights Rich-poor Divide

In US, booming real estate market highlights rich-poor divide

A homeless camp, set up in the summer of 2020 due to the coronavirus pandemic, lines a busy Montreal boulevard

Virus Swells Montreal's Homeless Camps As Winter Comes

Virus swells Montreal's homeless camps as winter comes

The parents of Mawda Shawri, the toddler fatally shot in a police chase. Rights activists in Belgium say such deaths are made more likely by what they call the "dehumanisation" of refugees and the "criminalisation" of illegal migration.

Belgian Policeman Tried Over Death Of Kurdish Toddler

Belgian policeman tried over death of Kurdish toddler

Police in Paris spray water cannon at protesters opposed to a French draft law seeking to limit the filming of police officers on duty.

Demonstrators Decry French Bill To Curb Police Images

Demonstrators decry French bill to curb police images

Brighton midfielder Solly March

Spurs Sink Man City To Take Top Spot, Chelsea Up To Second

Spurs sink Man City to take top spot, Chelsea up to second

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