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An Azerbaijani flag was freshly hoisted on the roof of a house half destroyed by artillery fire in Fizuli

Azerbaijan's Fizuli A Ghost Town After Karabakh Battles

Azerbaijan's Fizuli a ghost town after Karabakh battles

Markus Braun, the former chief executive of collapsed payments provider Wirecard, will face German lawmakers on Thursday

Ex-Wirecard Boss Refuses To Answer Questions From German MPs

Ex-Wirecard boss refuses to answer questions from German MPs

"Our attitude within the EU which... should be one of constantly supporting the EU's unity," Orban said

Orban Vs Orban: Romania Defends EU After Hungary-Poland Veto

Orban vs Orban: Romania defends EU after Hungary-Poland veto

Ouster: The TPLF spearheaded the rebel movement that overthrew the communist Derg dictatorship in 1991

In The Spotlight: The Tigrayan Party At The Heart Of Ethiopia's Conflict

In the spotlight: The Tigrayan party at the heart of Ethiopia's conflict

The announcement comes despite Britain's economy suffering a historic downturn this year due to the coronavirus crisis

UK Unveils Defence Spending Splurge For Post-Brexit And Biden Era

UK unveils defence spending splurge for post-Brexit and Biden era

Yellow inflatable ducks are fast becoming a symbol of the Thai pro-democracy protests

Mighty Ducks: Thai Protesters Flip The Bird At Authorities

Mighty ducks: Thai protesters flip the bird at authorities

Damien Careme, centre, at climate change protest in Paris last year. While Grande-Synthe's mayor, he petitioned the Council of State over what he called the government's "climate inaction"

Top Court Gives France Three Months To Show Climate Efforts

Top court gives France three months to show climate efforts

Pakistan have been playing home fixtures in the United Arab Emirates

'Terrorism To Tourism': England Cricket Trip Gives Pakistan A Boost

'Terrorism to tourism': England cricket trip gives Pakistan a boost

The interest rate hike helped boost the exchange rate of the Turkish lira

Turkey's New Central Banker Aggressively Raises Key Rate

Turkey's new central banker aggressively raises key rate

Nolwenn Le Bonzec used to work as a nurse in Brussels before retraining as a baker

Virus-drained Nurses Hang Up Uniforms For Other Jobs

Virus-drained nurses hang up uniforms for other jobs

Royal Mail stepped in to help the likes of Amazon fulfil deliveries during Britain's initial virus lockdown

Royal Mail Parcels Revenue Overtakes Letters On Pandemic

Royal Mail parcels revenue overtakes letters on pandemic

A US soldier sits on the ramp of a Chinook helicopter while flying over Kabul. Washington has announced plans to hasten the withdrawal of US forces

Abandoned By Trump, Can Afghans Pin Their Hopes On Biden?

Abandoned by Trump, can Afghans pin their hopes on Biden?

Pro-democracy Hong Kong lawmakers tell a news conference on November 11, 2020 that they will resign in solidarity with four colleagues disqualified by the city's pro-Beijing authorities

Western Allies Say China Broke Hong Kong Deal By Ousting Lawmakers

Western allies say China broke Hong Kong deal by ousting lawmakers

Banana workers stranded at a flooded road while trying to evacuate from El Progreso in Yoro, Honduras, ahead of the arrival of Iota

Iota Leaves 38 Dead After Tearing Through Central America

Iota leaves 38 dead after tearing through Central America

After the September 11, 2001 terror attacks more than 26,000 Australian uniformed personnel were sent to Afghanistan to fight alongside US and allied forces against the Taliban, Al-Qaeda and other Islamist groups

Australian Special Forces 'Unlawfully Killed' 39 In Afghanistan

Australian special forces 'unlawfully killed' 39 in Afghanistan

The SCC Divas Cricket Team, made up of domestic helpers from the Philippines, celebrate their lastest win against the Hong Kong Cricket Club Cavaliers

Cleaning Up: Domestic Workers Take Hong Kong Cricket By Storm

Cleaning up: domestic workers take Hong Kong cricket by storm

Mayor Bill de Blasio said New York's 1,800 public schools would revert to remote learning after the city recorded a seven-day average positivity rate of three percent

US Virus Death Toll Passes 250,000, New York Closes Schools

New York Mayor Bill de Blasio said the city's 1,800 public schools would revert to remote learning beginning Thursday after the Big Apple recorded a seven-day average positivity rate of 3%.

Covid travel restrictions have complicated staffing preparations just as Qatar's hospitality sector was scaling-up for the World Cup 2022

Qatar Hotels Fighting To Survive Until 2022 World Cup

Qatar hotels fighting to survive until 2022 World Cup

The announcement comes despite Britain's economy suffering a historic downturn this year due to the coronavirus crisis

UK To Unveil 'Largest Military Investment' In Three Decades

UK to unveil 'largest military investment' in three decades

Activists say that rather than helping relatives of the victims seek justice, authorities have been prosecuting protesters

One Year On, Grief And Anger Over Iran Protest Crackdown

One year on, grief and anger over Iran protest crackdown

Tsitsi Dangarembga is one of two established authors and four debutants in the running for the Booker Prize

Four Debutants Among Finalists For UK's Booker Prize

Four debutants among finalists for UK's Booker Prize

Mexico's former defense minister arrested in California on drug trafficking charges.

Will Mexico's 'Godfather' Ever Stand Trial After US Release?

Will Mexico's 'Godfather' ever stand trial after US release?

Alexander Zverev in action against Diego Schwartzman at the ATP Finals in London

Playing Australian Open Straight After Quarantine 'Dangerous', Warn Tennis Stars

Playing Australian Open straight after quarantine 'dangerous', warn tennis stars

Some demonstrators held banners reading "Stop Merkel" during the protest near the Brandenburg Gate in Berlin

Protesters Clash With Police In Berlin Shutdown Demo

Protesters clash with police in Berlin shutdown demo

The grounding of the 737 MAX after two fatal crashes triggered a crisis for Boeing that cost it billions of dollars

US Regulators Clear Boeing 737 MAX To Fly Again

US regulators clear Boeing 737 MAX to fly again

US President Donald Trump is showing no sign of letting up on his campaign to challenge results of the November 3 vote that only he and his staunchest supporters refuse to accept

Firings, Recount Calls: Trump's Desperate Push To Invalidate Vote

Firings, recount calls: Trump's desperate push to invalidate vote

Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki (pictured October 2020) said a "European oligarchy" was trying to bully weaker EU members, while his Hungarian counterpart Viktor Orban called the conditionality plan a form of "blackmail"

Poland, Hungary Harden Rhetoric In EU Budget Row

Poland, Hungary harden rhetoric in EU budget row

Some in the Afghan capital Kabul expressed alarm over the US troop withdrawal

Taliban Welcome US Troop Drawdown From Afghanistan As 'Good Step'

Taliban welcome US troop drawdown from Afghanistan as 'good step'

Thai democracy activists vow to return to the streets after police fired water cannon and tear gas on demonstrators in the most violent clashes seen since the protest movement erupted in July.

Thai Protesters Hit Police HQ With Paint, Projectiles

Thai protesters hit police HQ with paint, projectiles

A file picture shows Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif during a news conference in Tehran on August 5, 2019

Iran Says To Meet Nuclear Commitments If Biden Lifts Sanctions

Iran says to meet nuclear commitments if Biden lifts sanctions

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