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Hundreds of thousands were killed on both sides in eight years of war between Iran and Iraq, with this August 1, 1989, photograph showing an Iranian mother hugging her son after his release from a prisoner of war camp

Forty Years Since The Iran-Iraq War Began

Forty years since the Iran-Iraq war began

Slovenia's Tadej Pogacar took the lead on stage 20 and is the youngest post-war Tour de France winner

Champagne On Ice With Tour De France Arriving In Paris

Champagne on ice with Tour de France arriving in Paris

A bobblehead of US Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg is left outside of the US Supreme Court in Washington, DC, on September 19, 2020 to honor her death

'We Got This': American Left Galvanized By Death Of RBG

'We got this': American left galvanized by death of RBG

Palantir founder Peter Thiel, one of the rare tech executives to back Donald Trump in 2016, has been a lightning rod for critics of the Big Data firm which specializes in law enforcement and national security operations

Palantir Listing May Shine Light On Secretive Big Data Firm

Palantir listing may shine light on secretive Big Data firm

Two women are pictured at a centre for victims of domestic violence and trafficking in Romania

Impunity Robs Romania Trafficking Victims Of Justice

Impunity robs Romania trafficking victims of justice

Colombian President Ivan Duque (L) and US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo greeting each other with an elbow bump at Narino Presidential Palace in Bogota

Pompeo Bolsters South American Alliance Against Maduro

Pompeo bolsters South American alliance against Maduro

IMAGES Riot police detain veteran activist Nina Baginskaya and several other women as opposition protesters march through the Belarusian capital Minsk demanding an end to President Alexander Lukashenko's rule. Around two thousand women took part in the "S

Belarus Police Detain Hundreds Of Women At Protest

Belarus police detain hundreds of women at protest

President Donald Trump has claimed Chinese tech operations such as TikTok may be used for spying

China Launches Sanctions Regime After US Moves On TikTok, WeChat

China launches sanctions regime after US moves on TikTok, WeChat

The US will slow down WeChat to make it unuseable for videochats with family and friends

Millions Of US Users To Be Hit By WeChat Block

Washington's crackdown on WeChat will disrupt communications between millions of people in the United States and their friends, families and business partners in China.

The UN will mark its 75th anniversary

The UN Marks 75th Anniversary Facing World Split By Covid-19

The United Nations will mark its 75th anniversary Monday, celebrating the mantra that "multilateralism is not an option but a necessity," even as the coronavirus underscores the fragility of international cooperation.

Televisions are an unattainable luxury in the homes of San Miguel Amoltepec Viejo in the mountains of southern Mexico

Pandemic Deepens Struggle Of Mexico's Indigenous Villages

Pandemic deepens struggle of Mexico's indigenous villages

Ruth Bader Ginsburg was only the second woman ever nominated to the US Supreme Court

US Supreme Court Justice Ginsburg Dies At 87

US Supreme Court Justice Ginsburg dies at 87

A minivan that brings underserved kids "Wifi on wheels" is pictured in Santa Ana, California

In California, Wi-fi Minivans Help Disadvantaged Students

In California, Wi-fi minivans help disadvantaged students

As US President Donald Trump seeks to ban Chinese-owned apps TikTok and WeChat on national security grounds, lawsuits claim any move would violate constitutional free speech guarantees

WeChat, TikTok Ban Is Test For Open Internet, Free Expression

The US ban on Chinese-owned apps WeChat and TikTok sets up a pivotal legal challenge on digital free expression.

US Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg -- seen posing for her official photo in November 2018 -- was only the second woman to serve on America's highest court

Ruth Bader Ginsburg: Progressive Icon Of US Supreme Court, Dies At 87

Ruth Bader Ginsburg: progressive icon of US Supreme Court, dies at 87

Trump held a glitzy White House signing ceremony for the US-brokered deal between Serbia and Kosovo

The Art Of The Non-deal? Scepticism Over Trump's Balkan Pact

The art of the non-deal? Scepticism over Trump's Balkan pact

Vaccine-derived polio occurs in rare instances

Polio Vaccine In The Crossfire Of Misinformation

Polio vaccine in the crossfire of misinformation

Over 1,000 Hasidic Jewish pilgrims were stuck between Belarusian and Ukranian border checkpoints over coronavirus restrictions

Determined Hasidic Pilgrims Collide With Coronavirus Restrictions

Determined Hasidic pilgrims collide with coronavirus restrictions

Andrzej Szpilman, the son of Wladyslaw Szpilman,plays his father's Steinway grand piano

Real-life 'Pianist' Possessions Up For Auction In Poland

Real-life 'Pianist' possessions up for auction in Poland

Brazilian gymnast Angelo Assumpcao believes his career was derailed after he spoke out against the racism he was subjected to by his white teammates

Black Gymnast Says Career Derailed By Racism In Brazil

Black gymnast says career derailed by racism in Brazil

The United States government has ordered a ban on downloads of popular video app TikTok

US TikTok Users Prepare For A Possible Exit From Platform

US TikTok users prepare for a possible exit from platform

On a South American trip, US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo has highlighted the economic devastation of Venezuela under Nicolas Maduro's rule

Maduro Has To Leave, Pompeo Says On South America Trip

Maduro has to leave, Pompeo says on South America trip

Spread of coronavirus

Trump Touts Swift Vaccine As Europe Battles Virus Second Wave

Trump touts swift vaccine as Europe battles virus second wave

Pressure is on US lawmakers to hammer out a new stimulus package to provide much-needed support for the economy as the recovery shows signs of slowing

Global Stocks Mostly Fall As Coronavirus Dogs Sentiment

Global stocks mostly fall as coronavirus dogs sentiment

A new Federal Reserve survey showed only 30 percent of workers laid off during the pandemic have returned to work, and 22 percent don't expect to have a job to go back to

US Fed Official Warns Against Inflation 'Ghost Stories'

US Fed official warns against inflation 'ghost stories'

This handout picture by the Comunidad de Madrid (Madrid regional government) shows Madrid's regional president Isabel Diaz Ayuso giving a press conference to announce partial lockdown measures on nearly one million people to try to slow the spread of the

Madrid Region Imposes Partial Lockdown As Virus Spirals Out Of Control

Madrid region imposes partial lockdown as virus spirals out of control

Belarus opposition leader Svetlana Tikhanovskaya speaks via video message to an urgent debate of the UN Human Rights Council

Belarus Tries To Muzzle Opposition Leader At UN

Belarus tries to muzzle opposition leader at UN

At least 1,000 Orthodox-Jewish believers were camped out this week in no-man's land between Ukrainian and Belarusian border crossings ahead of Jewish New Year celebrations

Jewish Pilgrims Quit Ukraine Border Campout Over Virus Entry Ban

Jewish pilgrims quit Ukraine border campout over virus entry ban

Law and Justice (PiS) party leader Jaroslaw Kaczynski is known for his love of cats

Poland's Governing Coalition On Brink Of Collapse

Poland's governing coalition on brink of collapse

Police were deployed to move migrants into the new camp

Lesbos Camp Filling Up As UN Warns On Migrants' Future

Lesbos camp filling up as UN warns on migrants' future

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