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Nicolas Sarkozy is accused of taking millions of euros from former Libyan dictator Moamer Kadhafi to help finance his 2007 presidential campaign

French Ex-president Loses Challenge To Cash-from-Libya Case

French ex-president loses challenge to cash-from-Libya case

Water-resistant, underground peatland blazes in Russia's Arctic circle are "climate bombs", environmental activists say

In Siberia Forests, Climate Change Stokes 'Zombie Fires'

In Siberia forests, climate change stokes 'zombie fires'

North Korea Shot Dead 'Defector' From South And Burnt Body: Seoul

North Korea shot dead 'defector' from South and burnt body: Seoul

Robinhood is a popular app in the United States as it allows retail investors to easily trade stocks with no commission

Retail Investors Dive Into Global Stock Market Party

Retail investors dive into global stock market party

Hundreds of whales have died in Tasmania's biggest mass stranding, with rescuers racing to save a few dozen animals stuck on a sandbar

Australian Rescuers Forced To Euthanise Some Beached Whales As Toll Rises

Australian rescuers forced to euthanise some beached whales as toll rises

Chen Jifang, 68, works out every day

'Hardcore Grandma' - Ageing Fitness Buff Proves Hit In China

'Hardcore grandma' - ageing fitness buff proves hit in China

Head keeper Tran Van Truong gently takes a curled-up pangolin into his arms, comforting the shy creature rescued months earlier from traffickers in Vietnam

Life Still Precarious For Pangolins Despite Vietnam's Illegal Trade Crackdown

Life still precarious for pangolins despite Vietnam's illegal trade crackdown

JPMorgan Chase is among those accused by the probe of continuing to move assets of alleged criminals, even after being fined for earlier failures to stem the flows

Regulators Must Impose More Stiff Sanctions In Dirty Money Fightback: Analysts

Regulators must impose more stiff sanctions in dirty money fightback: analysts

Demonstrators march in the streets of Louisville following the announcement of charges in the fatal police shooting of Breonna Taylor

Two US Police Shot As Protests Erupt Over Breonna Taylor Case

Two US police shot as protests erupt over Breonna Taylor case

The study found that bigger, pale-coloured butterflies, like this Brimstone, are better at thermoregulation

Key To Butterfly Climate Survival May Be Colour Coded

Key to butterfly climate survival may be colour coded

Beirut's nightlife districts were hit hard by the August 4 blast, and bar co-owner Gizelle Hassoun have turned to crowdfunding for help

Beirut Businesses Crowdfund To Rebuild After Blast

Beirut businesses crowdfund to rebuild after blast

About 50 melon-headed whales washed up dead off Mauritius at the end of August, infuriating the public

Mauritius Takes Stock Of Oil Spill Two Months Later

Mauritius takes stock of oil spill two months later

Enough is enough say those who back an SVP inititiative to limit EU immigration

Swiss Vote Threatens Free Movement In Heart Of Europe

Swiss vote threatens free movement in heart of Europe

US President Donald Trump says the election could be rigged and he doesn't guarantee a transfer of power

Trump Refuses To Promise Transfer Of Power If He Loses US Vote

"Well, we're going to have to see what happens," Trump responded when asked whether he is committed to the most basic tenet of democratic rule in the United States.

Nations have renewed a bid to reform the UN Security Council, seen here

New Bid But Little Hope To Reform UN Security Council

New bid but little hope to reform UN Security Council

President Donald Trump's war on Chinese tech firms aims to protect American interests but could end up having negative consequences for the US economy, say some analysts

Trump Tech War With China Changes The Game For US Business

Trump tech war with China changes the game for US business

Wells Fargo CEO Charles Scharf apologized over comments that said the bank's mostly-white leadership reflected the lack of available black talent

Wells Fargo CEO Sorry For 'Insensitive' Comments On Race

Wells Fargo CEO sorry for 'insensitive' comments on race

The coronavirus pandemic has the renowned Metropolitan Opera suffering one of its worst crises in its 137-year history

Met Opera Cancels Entire 2020-21 Season Over Coronavirus

Met Opera cancels entire 2020-21 season over coronavirus

Iraq's President Barham Saleh, who is warning of risks to his country, inspects an honor guard as he welcomes French President Emmanuel Macron (left) on September 2, 2020

Arab Leaders Voice Alarm At UN Over Iran Tensions

Arab leaders voice alarm at UN over Iran tensions

The flag-draped casket of the late US Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg arrives at the US Supreme Court in Washington, DC

Ginsburg Honored At US Supreme Court, Trump Vows Quick Replacement

Ginsburg honored at US Supreme Court, Trump vows quick replacement

The E-Book Reader You Need for 2020

The E-Book Reader You Need for 2020

Wish you could take your library with you? They say reading is an adventure, but with this waterproof e-book reader, you can literally travel anywhere.

Belarus' President Alexander Lukashenko held his inauguration in secret, with the ceremony later shown on state media

Secret Lukashenko Inauguration Triggers Fresh Belarus Clashes

Secret Lukashenko inauguration triggers fresh Belarus clashes

A hospital in the Israeli city of Haifa has resorted to turning its underground car park into a coronavirus ward, as demand for beds outstrips supply in the country

Israeli Hospital Transforms Car Park Into Virus Ward

Israeli hospital transforms car park into virus ward

French officials are looking to speed up testing as they battle against rising infections

France Shuts Down Marseille Nightlife As Europe Battles Virus Spread

France shuts down Marseille nightlife as Europe battles virus spread

Names of victims of police shootings are written on a boarded up business in downtown Louisville, Kentucky

US Policeman Charged Over Breonna Taylor Shooting

US policeman charged over Breonna Taylor shooting

Facebook and Twitter joined other online firms in an agreement with global advertisers on a common definition of hateful content

Tech Giants Strike Deal With Advertisers Over Hate Speech

Tech giants strike deal with advertisers over hate speech

Europe's plan to redistribute migrants and refugees between EU member states will face opposition in many member states

Brussels Pushes Tougher Asylum Rules To Win Backing For Reform

Brussels pushes tougher asylum rules to win backing for reform

In power since 1994, Lukashenko has kept his landlocked homeland wedged between Russia and EU member Poland largely stuck in a Soviet time warp

From Belarus Farm Boss To Soviet-style Strongman On Europe's Doorstep

From Belarus farm boss to Soviet-style strongman on Europe's doorstep

This handout picture posted on September 22, 2020 on the Instagram account of @navalny shows Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny in Berlin's Charite hospital.

Navalny Discharged From Hospital, Eyes Full Recovery

Navalny discharged from hospital, eyes full recovery

Overall, Sweden remains a country with low levels of violence: its murder rate in 2018 was 1.07 per 100,000 inhabitants compared to the European average of 2.39

Criminal 'Clans' Challenge Sweden's Law Enforcement

Criminal 'clans' challenge Sweden's law enforcement

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