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Brazilians are voting in the first elections since Jair Bolsonaro, a far-right former army captain often compared to US President Donald Trump, surged to victory in 2018

Brazil Tilts Right In Local Polls, But Bolsonaro Stymied

Brazil tilts right in local polls, but Bolsonaro stymied

Former Bayern Munich head coach Pep Guardiola once had to be dissuaded from the idea of playing Manuel Neuer in midfield

Safe-hands Neuer Set To Make History As Germany's Record 'Keeper

Safe-hands Neuer set to make history as Germany's record 'keeper

Pro-European candidate Maia Sandu -- a 48-year-old centre-right politician -- won a surprise victory in the first round

Pro-Europe Challenger Wins Moldova Presidency: Electoral Commission

Pro-Europe challenger wins Moldova presidency: electoral commission

Hamilton - champion who divides opinion

Lewis Hamilton: The World Champion Some Find Hard To Like

Lewis Hamilton: The world champion some find hard to like

Japan exited recession in the third quarter, showing better-than-expected growth

Japan Exits Recession As GDP Grows 5.0% In Q3

Japan exits recession as GDP grows 5.0% in Q3

Masters winner Dustin Johnson, right, celebrates the victory by hugging his brother, and caddie, Austin Johnson

Johnson Showed Sunday Poise To Win Masters, Sees More To Come

Dustin Johnson proved to himself he can hold a last-day lead to win a major, taking the Masters title he most desired. And the world number one is just getting started.

The deserted tourist area of Varosha in the fenced off area of Famagusta in the Turkish-occupied north of the divided eastern Mediterranean island of Cyprus

Erdogan Says Cyprus To Stay Divided, Visits 'Ghost Town' In Turkish-held North

Erdogan says Cyprus to stay divided, visits 'ghost town' in Turkish-held north

Germany went into partial lockdown in early November, closing bars, restaurants, gyms and other recreational facilities

Germany Warns Months More Virus Curbs As Daily Cases Record Set

Germany warns months more virus curbs as daily cases record set

Some villagers set their homes on fire before fleeing

Azerbaijan Extends Armenian Pullout Deadline From Disputed Area

Azerbaijan extends Armenian pullout deadline from disputed area

Tigray regional government leader Debretsion Gebremichael claims Eritrean forces joined Ethiopian military operations against his region

Ethiopia's Tigray Region Claims Rocket Strikes On Eritrea Airport

Ethiopia's Tigray region claims rocket strikes on Eritrea airport

The victims were seven men and three women ranging in age from 67 to 86

Doctor Hailed As Hero As Romania Hospital Fire Kills 10

Doctor hailed as hero as Romania hospital fire kills 10

Britain's stance at post-Brexit talks will not change, chief negotiator David Frost warned

Post-Brexit Talks Enter Crunch Week With Failure Looming

British and EU negotiators launched a desperate final stretch of trade talks Sunday, with both sides determined not to give ground, despite the looming threat of failure.

Leaders from member countries meet to negotiate the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership in November 2018

World's Largest Free Trade Agreement Signed In Coup For China

Fifteen Asia-Pacific countries on Sunday signed the world's biggest free trade deal, seen as a huge coup for China in extending its influence.

Supporters of US President Donald Trump gather in Washington, DC on November 13

Trump Loyalists Mount Last Stand In Washington

Trump loyalists mount last stand in Washington

Argentina's players celebrate with fans after beating the All Blacks

Argentina Revel In All Blacks Shock After Emotional Virus-hit Journey

Argentina revel in All Blacks shock after emotional virus-hit journey

This combination of file pictures shows signs for the Pfizer and Moderna pharmaceutical companies, both in Cambridge, Massachusetts; executives at both, as well as at Novavax, have raised questions by selling shares worth millions amid the pandemic

Covid-19: As Lab Execs Sell Shares Worth Millions, Questions Arise

Executives at several pharmaceutical companies developing COVID-19 vaccines have recently pocketed millions of dollars by selling shares in their companies -- raising questions about the propriety of such a move in the midst of a health crisis.

Flyers advertise microfinance services in a village in Siem Reap province, Cambodia

'Strangled By Debt': Coronavirus Deepens Cambodia's Loan Crisis

'Strangled by debt': Coronavirus deepens Cambodia's loan crisis

Eight export credit agencies awarded loans to French oil giant Total when it signed a $14.9-billion financing agreement for a liquefied natural gas (LNG) project in Mozambique

Public Money Guarantees 'Risky' Fossil Fuel Projects: Experts

Energy firms are undertaking financially risky natural gas extraction projects from the Arctic to Africa made feasible by government-backed loans and guarantees, jeopardizing efforts to curb global warming, experts say.

While Tokyo is capital of the world's number-three economy and offers attractive incentives such as tax breaks, it also has a number of stumbling blocksJapan is hoping to lure businesses considering relocating from Hong Kong, but it faces some tough ob

Japan Finds Luring Business From Hong Kong May Be Tough

Japan finds luring business from Hong Kong may be tough

Egyptian schoolchildren are seen wearing traditional outfits for the inauguration of the renovated fortress on November 6

Egypt's Siwa Fortress Renovation Boosts Hopes For Ecotourism

Egypt's Siwa fortress renovation boosts hopes for ecotourism

After the US election was called for Joe Biden 'there was a huge sigh of relief' within international groups, a Geneva trade official said

Sigh Of Relief As International Organisations Await Biden

Sigh of relief as international organisations await Biden

Credible death threats forced Tanzanian opposition leader Tundu Lissu to flee to Belgium after last month.s presidential election

Tanzania Challenger Vows Return From Belgian Exile

Tanzania challenger vows return from Belgian exile

Conservative-friendly social media apps like Parler have seen gains following the November 3 US election as major platforms have cracked down on President Donald Trump's conspiracy theories

Conservatives Flock To 'Alt' Social Media In US Election Dispute

Conservatives flock to 'alt' social media in US election dispute

US President-elect Joe Biden speaking in his hometown of Wilmington, Delaware on November 10, 2020

Biden Heralds Shift In US Strategy Toward Venezuela

The arrival of Joe Biden in the White House in January could pave the way for a political solution to the crisis in Venezuela.

A Hindu devotee wears a mask as she places earthen lamps or 'diyas' at her home on the eve of Diwali

Pandemic Casts Shadow Over India's Festival Of Light

Pandemic casts shadow over India's festival of light

Greece has ordered all schools to close

Virus Curbs Tighten In Europe As Global Deaths Top 1.3 Mn

Virus curbs tighten in Europe as global deaths top 1.3 mn

A handout picture published by the Royal Moroccan Army Facebook page on November 13, 2020, shows tents used by the Polisario Front ablaze near the Mauritanian border in Guerguerat after a military operation by Morocco

Traffic Resumes At Truck Stop That Sparked WSahara Tensions

Traffic resumes at truck stop that sparked WSahara tensions

World number one Dustin Johnson reacted to making an eagle at the par-5 second in Saturday's third round of the Masters

No. 1 Johnson Matches 54-hole Mark To Seize Masters Lead

No. 1 Johnson matches 54-hole mark to seize Masters lead

Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed, who won the Nobel Peace Prize for his democratic reforms and reconciliation with Eritrea, speaks on a visit to South Africa in January 2020

Rockets From Ethiopia's Tigray Region Hit Eritrea Capital: Diplomats

Rockets from Ethiopia's Tigray region hit Eritrea capital: diplomats

Map of Ethiopia and Sudan locating the Ethiopian region of Tigray and the Sudanese towns of Kassala and Gadaref

Ethiopians Fleeing Fighting Return To Famine-era Sudan Camps

Ethiopians fleeing fighting return to famine-era Sudan camps

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