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People look at the covers of Chilean newspapers as they walk past a kiosk the day after a referendum in Santiago on October 26, 2020

Chileans Look To Future After Referendum Result

Chileans look to future after referendum result

Time is running out for policymakers to approve a new stimulus package for the US economy

US Stimulus Talks Slow But Continue, Prospects Dimming

US stimulus talks slow but continue, prospects dimming

A picture taken on September 7, 2018 shows a Russian Sukhoi Su-34 fighter jet dropping bombs over the Syrian village of Kafr Ain in the northwestern province of Idlib

Russia Strikes Kill 78 Turkey-backed Rebels In Syria: Monitor

Russia strikes kill 78 Turkey-backed rebels in Syria: monitor

French President Emmanuel Macron (R) and Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan clash on Syria, Libya, a scramble for natural gas in the Mediterranean and Macron's battle against extremism

Macron And Erdogan, No Love Lost

The relationship between French President Emmanuel Macron and his Turkish counterpart Recep Tayyip Erdogan has degenerated in recent months from diplomatic disagreements to annoyance to outright insults.

Each side has accused the other of breaking the ceasefire

Third Attempt At Karabakh Ceasefire Quickly Collapses

Third attempt at Karabakh ceasefire quickly collapses

Volunteers from Richmond Rugby load bags of meals into a car before delivering them to local children in Twickenham during school vacation when needy youngsters are not geeting free meals at school

Free School Meals: A Political Football In England

Free school meals: a political football in England

Many victims of the hack reported receiving emails with a demand for 200 euros ($236) in bitcoin to prevent the contents of their discussions with therapists being made public.

Private Psychotherapy Notes Leaked In Major Finnish Hack

Private psychotherapy notes leaked in major Finnish hack

Thai pro-democracy protesters gather for a march to the German embassy

Thai PM Says 'Illegal Protests' Must Be Controlled As Parliament Opens

Thai PM says 'illegal protests' must be controlled as parliament opens

French hostage Sophie Petronin was released by jihadists this month under a prisoner swap

France, Mali At Odds Over Dialogue With Jihadists

France, Mali at odds over dialogue with jihadists

Villagers are volunteering to fight to repel Azerbaijani troops from moving to the strategic Lachin corridor

Armed Villagers Guard Strategic Gateway To Nagorno-Karabakh

Armed villagers guard strategic gateway to Nagorno-Karabakh

Japan's Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga has set a 2050 deadline for the world's third-largest economy to become carbon neutral

Japan PM Suga Sets 2050 Deadline For Carbon Neutrality

Japan PM Suga sets 2050 deadline for carbon neutrality

European Central Bank chief Christine Lagarde has brought all her political and communication skills to charting a way through the coronavirus pandemic which has devastated the global economy

Pandemic Plunges Lagarde Into 'Intense' First Year At ECB

Pandemic plunges Lagarde into 'intense' first year at ECB

Two US-made AH-64E Apache attack helicopters release flares during Taiwan's annual Han Kuang military drills July 2020

China To Sanction US Firms Over Taiwan Arms Sale

China said it would impose sanctions on Lockheed Martin and other US firms involved in arms sales to Taiwan, the self-governed island that Beijing views as its territory.

Thailand has for months been rocked by student-led protests calling for democratic reforms -- but royalists are now pushing back

'Thailand Doesn't Need You': Ultra-royalists Push Back Against Protesters

'Thailand doesn't need you': ultra-royalists push back against protesters

The South remains technically at war with the North and maintains a compulsory conscription system to defend itself

South Korean Jehovah's Witnesses Begin Prison Work Terms

South Korean Jehovah's Witnesses begin prison work terms

Workers disinfect a polling station in Santiago for Sunday's referendum on changing Chile's Pinochet-era constitution

Chileans Vote Overwhelmingly For New Constitution

Chileans vote overwhelmingly for new constitution

US Appellate Judge Amy Coney Barrett is expected to be confirmed by the US Senate on October 26, 2020 to be the next justice on the Supreme Court, handing President Trump a major victory just eight days before the presidential election

Barrett's Supreme Court Confirmation Expected Monday In Boost For Trump

Barrett's Supreme Court confirmation expected Monday in boost for Trump

Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher Clayton Kershaw, 22, celebrates with his teammates following their 4-2 victory against the Tampa Bay Rays in game five of the 2020 World Series

Kershaw Carries Dodgers To 4-2 Win Over Rays, Brink Of World Series Crown

Kershaw carries Dodgers to 4-2 win over Rays, brink of World Series crown

Huawei Technologies executive Meng Wanzhou will return to a Canadian court on Monday in her battle against extradition to the United States

Huawei's Meng Back In Canadian Court To Fight Extradition To US

Huawei's Meng back in Canadian court to fight extradition to US

At a meeting with Putin in Helsinki in 2018, Trump had raised eyebrows by denying outright Russian interference

Despite Setbacks, Russia Still Leans Towards Trump: Analysts

Despite setbacks, Russia still leans towards Trump: analysts

As Afghan peace talks grind on, the Taliban are trying to portray themselves as a viable government-in-waiting

Taliban Seek Image Revamp As Afghan Peace Talks Grind On

Taliban seek image revamp as Afghan peace talks grind on

A voter drops a ballot for the 2020 US elections into an official drop box in Norwalk, California

In 2020, Homegrown US Disinformation Surpasses Russian Effort

In 2020, homegrown US disinformation surpasses Russian effort

US President Donald Trump dances at the end of a campaign rally in North Carolina on October 24

Biden Accuses Trump Of Giving Up In Covid Fight

Nine days before the vote, Trump's chief of staff Mark Meadows conceded Sunday that "we are not going to control the pandemic."

Tundu Lissu returned to Tanzania to run for president after being shot 16 times in an assassination attempt

Tanzanians To Vote As Alarm Soars Over Stifling Of Democracy

Tanzanians to vote as alarm soars over stifling of democracy

Conservative Ingrida Simonyte is tipped by some observers to win enough votes for a working coalition with liberal parties

Centre-right Ahead In Lithuania Vote Overshadowed By Pandemic

Centre-right ahead in Lithuania vote overshadowed by pandemic

Sunday's vote is the first held in Ukraine since the start of the coronavirus pandemic

Ukraine's Zelensky Suffers Setback In Local Elections

Ukraine's Zelensky suffers setback in local elections

Armenia and Azerbaijan accuse each other of having targeted the civilian population since the beginning of hostilities in the mountainous region of Karabakh

Armenia, Azerbaijan Agree Anew To Ceasefire: US

Armenia, Azerbaijan agree anew to ceasefire: US

Italian police clashed with far-right activists during a protest against anti-virus restrictions

Spain Declares Virus Emergency As Global Cases Soar

Spain declares virus emergency as global cases soar

At the National Stadium in Santiago, people queue to cast their ballot in an era-defining referendum on the constitution

Sniffing The Winds Of Change In Chile Referendum

Sniffing the winds of change in Chile referendum

Protesters regard Prayut's hold on power as illegitimate

Thai Democracy Movement Gathers For Protest After PM Snub

Thai democracy movement gathers for protest after PM snub

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