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Rung speaks from a truck as pro-democracy protesters march in an anti-government rally in Bangkok on Wednesday

'I Had To Do It': The Student Leader Defying Thailand's Royal Taboo

'I had to do it': the student leader defying Thailand's royal taboo

German Chancellor Angela Merkel takes her face mask off for a press conference after a meeting with the leaders of Germany's federal states on the coronavirus situation at the Chancellery in Berlin on Wednesday.

'Corona Chaos' As Germans Baffled By Virus Rules

'Corona chaos' as Germans baffled by virus rules

Roman Polanski was just six years old when Nazi Germany invaded Poland

Israel To Honour Poles Who Hid Polanski During WWII

Israel to honour Poles who hid Polanski during WWII

Ivory Coast President Alassane Ouattara is seeking a controversial third term in office

Campaigning Starts For Tense I.Coast Presidential Vote

Campaigning starts for tense I.Coast presidential vote

South African Airways will only take to the skies again if the government recapitalises the airline

Final Call For SAA Rescue As Budget Looms

Final call for SAA rescue as budget looms

Shares In Managers Of K-pop's BTS Soar On Market Debut

Shares in managers of K-pop's BTS soar on market debut

Cinemas in India begin re-opening on Thursday after a nearly seven-month coronavirus shutdown

India Cinemas Reopen, Hoping To Lure Back Movie-mad Fans

India cinemas reopen, hoping to lure back movie-mad fans

Social media posts from Billy Te Kahika, one of the leaders of the the Advance New Zealand party, claim Covid-19 is fake and part of a conspiracy to enslave people

Facebook Shuts New Zealand Party's Page Ahead Of Election

Facebook shuts New Zealand party's page ahead of election

Men pass in front of a house destroyed by shelling in Bakharly

'Basic Safety': Trenches Stretch Along Karabakh Front

'Basic safety': Trenches stretch along Karabakh front

Cuban Noris Perez and her daughter feed cats and dogs at a private animal shelter in Havana -- Cuba will soon pass its first law to protect animal rights

Cuban Animal Lovers Hope New Law Changes Attitudes

Cuban animal lovers hope new law changes attitudes

Cliches may die hard, but they have an element of truth in them, some argue

'Emily In Paris': The Myth Of 'La Vie En Rose' Lives On

'Emily in Paris': the myth of 'la vie en rose' lives on

Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden has said he's 'not a fan' of court-packing -- expanding the size of the Supreme Court -- but won't rule it out

Biden Noncommittal But Some Democrats Favor Expanding Supreme Court

Biden noncommittal but some Democrats favor expanding Supreme Court

Liverpool in northern England has faced bar and restaurant closes as part of tougher UK limits

Paris Goes Under Curfew As Europe Ramps Up Virus Restrictions

Paris goes under curfew as Europe ramps up virus restrictions

A Lebanese anti-government protester draped in a national flag sits on a rooftop overlooking Mohammed al-Amin mosque and Martyrs Square in downtown Beirut

In Rudderless Lebanon, Revolutionaries Drift Apart

In rudderless Lebanon, revolutionaries drift apart

Supporters of presidential candidate Luis Arce at a campaign rally in El Alto, Bolivia in October 2020

Economic Headache Awaits Victor In Bolivian Election

Economic headache awaits victor in Bolivian election

Pro-democracy activists have staged nationwide rallies since July, demanding reform in Thailand

Thailand Declares Emergency, Bans Rallies As Protests Swell

Thailand declares emergency, bans rallies as protests swell

Felipe Riquelme, 41, stands in front of a defaced monument to the Chilean police, the spot where he was hit by a tear gas canister that left him blind in one eye, as he participated in social protests last year

Chile's Wounded Look To Referendum A Year On From Start Of Protests

Chile's wounded look to referendum a year on from start of protests

Joe Biden's son Hunter Biden

Trump Blasts Facebook, Twitter For Censoring Article Critical Of Biden

Trump blasts Facebook, Twitter for censoring article critical of Biden

Jaguar Amanaci suffered third degree burns from the Pantanal fires and may never be able to be released into the wild again

Amanaci, The Jaguar That Symbolizes Environmental Destruction In Brazil Wetlands

Amanaci, the Jaguar that symbolizes environmental destruction in Brazil wetlands

BTS' Management Agency Set To Soar On Stock Market Debut

BTS' management agency set to soar on stock market debut

Harry Maguire was sent off in the first half as England lost 1-0 at home to Denmark in the Nations League

Maguire Off On Bad Night For England In Nations League, Mbappe Gets France Winner

Maguire off on bad night for England in Nations League, Mbappe gets France winner

The fresh spike in virus infections across Europe has forced several countries to reimpose containment measures, such as the Netherlands were bars and restaurants are being shut for at least two weeks

Cautious Equities Mired On Virus, Brexit, US Stimulus Worries

Cautious equities mired on virus, Brexit, US stimulus worries

Goldman Sachs reported that third-quarter profits nearly doubled, suggesting the Wall Street bull is in good form despite the pandemic

Goldman Sachs Profits Surge Despite Pandemic

Goldman Sachs profits surge despite pandemic

US Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin has been negotiating for months with Democrats on a new stimulus package for the economy, to no avail

US Stimulus Hopes Dim As Mnuchin Says Negotiators 'Far Apart'

US stimulus hopes dim as Mnuchin says negotiators 'far apart'

Britain's Prime Minister Boris Johnson (L) and European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, seen here earlier this year, are to hold new post-Brexit talks

Brexit Talks' Fate Hangs In Balance At EU Summit

Brexit talks' fate hangs in balance at EU summit

Paris and eight other French cities will go quiet at 9 pm

Macron Orders Anti-virus Curfew For Paris, Other French Cities

Macron orders anti-virus curfew for Paris, other French cities

IMF Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva is hammering home the message that governments must help the poorest countries out of the Covid-19 crisis

IMF, World Bank Marshall Forces To Push For Aid For Poorest

IMF, World Bank marshall forces to push for aid for poorest

Non-military buildings such as the Ghazanchetsots (Holy Saviour) Cathedral in Shusha, some 15 kilometers from the Karabakh capital Stepanakert, have been damaged during the conflict

Azerbaijan Strikes Inside Armenia As Karabakh Fighting Widens

Azerbaijan strikes inside Armenia as Karabakh fighting widens

Golden Dawn party leader Nikolaos Michaloliakos, seen here testifying before the court last year, was jailed for 13 years.

Greek Neo-Nazi Leader, Inner Group Given 13-year Prison Terms

Greek neo-Nazi leader, inner group given 13-year prison terms

Yemeni children who were airlifted to Jordan to undergo treatment for critical illnesses arrive in October 2020 in the capital Sanaa, where supporters of Huthi rebels have also been freed in an apparent swap for captive Americans

Two Americans, 240 Yemen Rebel Backers Freed In Apparent Swap

Two Americans, 240 Yemen rebel backers freed in apparent swap

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