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Healthcare workers have raised concerns over the availability of adequate protective equipment during the pandemic

Women And Asian Medics Vulnerable To Badly Fitting Masks: Report

Women and Asian medics vulnerable to badly fitting masks: report

Smoke rises behind the Mount Wilson Observatory as the Bobcat Fire burns in the Angeles National Forest on September 14, 2020 near Pasadena, California

Major Fire Threatens Historic Observatory Near LA

Major fire threatens historic observatory near LA

The popular video app TikTok was scrambling to structure a partnership deal to avert a shutdown in the United States, where President Donald Trump has called the service a national security threat

Oracle 'Very Close' To Deal On TikTok: Trump

Oracle 'very close' to deal on TikTok: Trump

Breonna Taylor was killed on March 13, 2020 when three plainclothes police officers executing a "no knock" search warrant burst into her apartment in Louisville, Kentucky late at night

Family Of US Police Shooting Victim Settles Civil Case For $12mn

Family of US police shooting victim settles civil case for $12mn

The Moria fire forced its 12,000 former occupants to sleep rough in abandoned buildings, on roadsides and even rooftops

Germany To Take In 1,500 Refugees From Greek Islands

Germany to take in 1,500 refugees from Greek islands

A placard depicting German leader of the Nazi party Adolf Hitler and Spanish dictator Francisco brandished in Madrid last year during a protest after Franco's remains were moved from a grandiose state mausoleum to more discreet grave

Spain Wants To Ramp Up Search For Franco Victims In Mass Graves

Spain wants to ramp up search for Franco victims in mass graves

Navalny poses for a selfie with his family

Navalny Says 'Amazing' To Breathe Unaided, Eyes Russia Return

Navalny says 'amazing' to breathe unaided, eyes Russia return

In the running: from the left, outgoing President Ouattara; former president Bedie; opposition Ivorian Popular Front president N'Guessan; and former prime minister Bertin

Anger Flares In Ivory Coast After Election Candidates Barred

Anger flares in Ivory Coast after election candidates barred

Lennard Kamna solos to stage 16 win

Roglic In Control As Tour Heads To High Mountains

Roglic in control as Tour heads to high mountains

Hasidic Jews visit the tomb of Rabbi Nahman days before the Jewish New Year in the central Ukrainian town of Uman

Hundreds Of Hasidic Jews Blocked At Ukraine Border Plead For Help

Hundreds of Hasidic Jews blocked at Ukraine border plead for help

A court sketch shows the defendant Daniel Nyqvist (front right), accused of committing a double murder in 2004

Swede On Trial For Murder After DNA Hit On Genealogy Site

Swede on trial for murder after DNA hit on genealogy site

The Tokyo Olympics were postponed until 2021 because of the coronavirus

Olympic Costs Are Out Of Control, Warn Oxford Academics

Olympic costs are out of control, warn Oxford academics

Human activity has already severely degrated three quarters of land on Earth

World Missing All Targets To Save Nature, UN Warns

World missing all targets to save nature, UN warns

Israeli opposition leader Yair Lapid tells AFP it is in his country's interest to resume peace negotiations with the Palestinians rather than strike separate deals with pro-Western Gulf states

Netanyahu Will Not Talk To Palestinians: Opposition Chief

Netanyahu will not talk to Palestinians: opposition chief

The 20 largest Californian wildfires in recent history

Trump Dismisses Climate Concerns As He Visits Fire-ravaged Western US

Trump dismisses climate concerns as he visits fire-ravaged western US

Greg Kelly pleaded not guilty as his trial on a single charge of financial misconduct began in Tokyo

Former Ghosn Aide Greg Kelly Pleads Not Guilty As Trial Opens

Former Ghosn aide Greg Kelly pleads not guilty as trial opens

Thousands of Hong Kongers took part in a ceremony to mark the 1989 Tiananmen Square crackdown despite it being banned by authorities

Two Dozen Hong Kong Activists In Court Over Banned Tiananmen Vigil

Two dozen Hong Kong activists in court over banned Tiananmen vigil

Students arrive at the Tongliao Mongolian Middle School in Tongliao, China's northern Inner Mongolia region, following recent protests over a new bilingual education policy by the Chinese government

Culture War: Inner Mongolia Seethes As China Presses Mandarin At School

Culture war: Inner Mongolia seethes as China presses Mandarin at school

A prototype Nikola Two, one of the models being developed by the zero-emissions truck maker

Is Zero-emission Truck Maker Nikola The New Tesla, Or Just Hot Air?

Is zero-emission truck maker Nikola the new Tesla, or just hot air?

Geoff Ogilvy holds the trophy after winning the US Open at Winged Foot in 2006 as Phil Mickelson looks ruefully on

McIlroy In The Dad Club As Toughest Test Looms: Golf Talking Points

McIlroy in the dad club as toughest test looms: golf talking points

An aerial view showing some of the fire damage in Brazil's Pantanal

Desperate Race Against Fires In World's Biggest Tropical Wetlands

Desperate race against fires in world's biggest tropical wetlands

President Donald Trump's administration has sought the sale of TikTok from ByteDance, citing concerns about US data security

US Government Receives Oracle Bid For TikTok

US government receives Oracle bid for TikTok

Camels run on a dirt track during a race in Egypt's South Sinai desert after a hiatus of more than six months due to the coronavirus outbreak

Camel Racing Storms Back In Sinai After Virus Hiatus

Camel racing storms back in Sinai after virus hiatus

Boris Johnson's government last week introduced a bill to override the EU treaty and unilaterally regulate UK trade

British MPs Back Brexit Bill Despite EU Anger

British MPs back Brexit bill despite EU anger

Ivory Coast former president Henri Konan Bedie, 86, has been officially nominated as his party's candidate for next month's election

I.Coast Court Clears President's Third-term Bid As Fresh Violence Erupts

I.Coast court clears president's third-term bid as fresh violence erupts

Kluge, the head of the WHO in Europe, warned it was going to get more tough

WHO Delivers Europe Death Warning As Infections Hit New High

WHO delivers Europe death warning as infections hit new high

The bodies of 22 artisanal miners have been recovered after torrential rain flooded their mine in the east DRC town of Kamituga

DRC Illegal Mining The Dangerous First Link In Gold Supply Chain

DRC illegal mining the dangerous first link in gold supply chain

Lukashenko arrived in the Black Sea resort of Sochi, where Putin has a residence, making his first foreign trip since the election

Putin Backs Lukashenko As Belarus Leader Vows Closer Ties

Putin backs Lukashenko as Belarus leader vows closer ties

Japan, China and South KoreaÂ suspended pork imports from Germany after a case of African swine fever in the carcass of a wild boar in Brandenburg, near the German-Polish border

Asia Import Ban Adds To German Pork Woes

Asia import ban adds to German pork woes

A child sleeps rough, exposed to the elements

Greek Government Accuses Migrants Of 'Burning' Moria Camp

Greek government accuses migrants of 'burning' Moria camp

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