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Mass protests began last week when Poland's Constitutional Court ruled that an existing law allowing the abortion of damaged foetuses was "incompatible" with the constitution

Poles Defy Virus Warnings To Rally For Abortion Rights

Poles defy virus warnings to rally for abortion rights

While Joe Biden is well ahead in key polls, there are concerns that Donald Trump could contest a tight result, causing uncertainty

US Stocks Finish Worst Week, Month Since March Amid Virus Fears

US stocks finish worst week, month since March amid virus fears

Juventus star Cristiano Ronaldo tested positive on national duty in Portugal on October 13.

Ronaldo Covid-free After 19 Days But Virus Hits Other Serie A Teams

Ronaldo Covid-free after 19 days but virus hits other Serie A teams

A digital display shows NHS health advice on the coronavirus in Leeds

Millions More Face English Virus Restrictions As Cases Spiral

Millions more face English virus restrictions as cases spiral

A woman lights a candle outside the Notre-Dame basilica in Nice after Thursday's attack

Shocked France Bolsters Security After Church Killings

Shocked France bolsters security after church killings

ExxonMobil reported another big loss a day after announcing it was cutting 1,900 jobs in the US

Exxon Mobil, Chevron Again Report Losses On Low Oil Prices

Exxon Mobil, Chevron again report losses on low oil prices

A demonstrator throws a smoke bomb during the protest outside the constitutional court building in Kiev on Friday

Ukraine President Calls For Court Reshuffle In Graft Crisis

Ukraine president calls for court reshuffle in graft crisis

Anti-Macron protest held in Bangladesh

Anti-France Protests Draw Thousands In Asia, Middle East

Anti-France protests draw thousands in Asia, Middle East

A health worker takes the temperature of a homeless man in Mexico City during the coronavirus pandemic

Mexico's Economic Slump Eases In Third Quarter

Mexico's economic slump eases in third quarter

In this file photo taken on June 11, 2019 unemployed people in Brazil wait their turn to get information on job opportunities at the Workers Service Department in Sao Paulo

Pandemic Drives Brazil Jobless Rate To Record 14.4%

Pandemic drives Brazil jobless rate to record 14.4%

Muslim worshippers came out of Friday prayers in mosques across the Bangladeshi capital and some burned an effigy of French President Emmanuel Macron

Thousands Stage Anti-France Protests In Bangladesh, Pakistan

Thousands stage anti-France protests in Bangladesh, Pakistan

A French pharmacy employee carries out a swab test on a patient

Frustration And Resignation As Weary French Begin New Lockdown

Frustration and resignation as weary French begin new lockdown

President Alassane Ouattara used a helicopter to make a dramatic appearance at his final rally on Thursday

Fears And Flight As Ivory Coast Braces For Vote

Fears and flight as Ivory Coast braces for vote

A passenger checks the departures board at the Hamad International Airport in Doha, Qatar in this file picture taken on March 7, 2017

Qatar To Charge Those Behind Invasive Airport Searches Of Women

Qatar to charge those behind invasive airport searches of women

New Labour party leader Keir Starmer has won strong backing from Jewish groups

UK's Labour Warns Against 'Civil War' After Corbyn Suspension

UK's Labour warns against 'civil war' after Corbyn suspension

Demonstrators in Berlin have that coronavirus lockdowns will be the death of many German businesses -- in this case in the event industry

Germany Upbeat About Economic Rebound Despite Virus Fears

Germany upbeat about economic rebound despite virus fears

Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden is the bookmakers favourite

Trump V Biden: The Bookmakers' $1 Billion Election

Trump v Biden: the bookmakers' $1 billion election

Dozens of prominent FrenchÂ brands are active in the Gulf,Â including construction companies, retailers and luxury labels like Louis Vuitton, belovedÂ in theÂ wealthy region

Red Lines, High Stakes For Brand France In Conservative Gulf

Red lines, high stakes for Brand France in conservative Gulf

The tactical operations centre aboard the La Fayette offers an overview of the whole eastern Mediterranean

All-seeing French Frigate Flies Flag In Tense East Mediterranean

All-seeing French frigate flies flag in tense east Mediterranean

US President Donald Trump and Democrat Joe Biden are holding dueling campaign rallies in Tampa, Florida

Trump, Biden Square Off In Key Midwestern States

Trump, Biden square off in key Midwestern states

The result of the euthanasia vote is binding

New Zealanders Back Euthanasia - Early Poll Results

New Zealanders back euthanasia - early poll results

Same-sex couple Chen Ying-hsuan (R) and Li Li-chen take part in a mass wedding hosted by the Taiwanese military

Gay Couples Tie Knot For First Time At Taiwan Military Wedding

Gay couples tie knot for first time at Taiwan military wedding

Former Test prop Dan Palmer said homophobic comments by sacked star Israel Folau had damaged the game of rugby

'Cried Myself To Sleep' - Ex-Aussie Rugby International Comes Out As Gay

'Cried myself to sleep' - ex-Aussie rugby international comes out as gay

Taiwanese blacksmith Wu Tseng-dong lives on Kinmen island, just two miles from Mainland China, and forges kitchen knives from artillery shells once fired at his home

Taiwan Blacksmith Turns Chinese Artillery Shells Into Knives

Taiwan blacksmith turns Chinese artillery shells into knives

Demonstrators in Berlin have that coronavirus lockdowns will be the death of many German businesses -- in this case in the event industry

Virus Second Wave Douses Hopes Of German Economic Recovery

Virus second wave douses hopes of German economic recovery

Former prime minister Maia Sandu is the pro-Western presidential hopeful

Moldova Votes For President Under Moscow Gaze

Moldova votes for president under Moscow gaze

Right below the funeral parlour of the Austrian capital's famous Central Cemetery, burial shrouds and coffins have been on display since 1967, making the Vienna Funeral Museum the first museum to trace how we mourn the dead

With Morbid Humour, Viennese Look Death In The Eye

With morbid humour, Viennese look death in the eye

Kinmen lies just 3.2 km (two miles) from the Chinese mainland

'China Is Angry': Taiwan Anxiety Rises As Sabre-rattling Grows

Not since the mid-1990s, when China fired missiles into the Taiwan Strait during a moment of heightened tension, has the saber-rattling been so loud.

The Garrick Club was founded in 1831 and is typical of the cosy and rarefied comfort where politicians, businessmen and other high-fliers thrive

Women Knocking On Doors Of Britain's Old Boys' Clubs

Women knocking on doors of Britain's old boys' clubs

London protest: The Nigerian diaspora was an influential part of the campaign

Nigeria Protesters Retreat But Vow To Fight On

Nigeria protesters retreat but vow to fight on

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