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According to the authorities, the attacks are by multiple perpetrators whose methods vary nationwide, further complicating the picture

Grisly Series Of Horse Mutilations Mystifies France

Grisly series of horse mutilations mystifies France

The race to succeed Prime Minister Shinzo Abe kicks off in Japan, with three candidates vying for the top job

Japan Ruling Party Launches Race For Abe's Successor

Japan ruling party launches race for Abe's successor

Navalny fell ill on a domestic flight last month and was treated in a Siberian hospital before being evacuated to Berlin

UN Urges 'Independent' Russian Probe Of Navalny Poisoning

UN urges 'independent' Russian probe of Navalny poisoning

Flags: The city of Mekele prepares for the Tigray regional elections

Polls In Ethiopia's Tigray Set To Escalate Standoff With Abiy

Polls in Ethiopia's Tigray set to escalate standoff with Abiy

A billboard for Disneyâs "Mulan" film is seen outside a shopping mall in Bangkok, where calls for a boycott of the movie are growing

Mulan Movie Boycott Calls Grow Over Scenes Filmed In Xinjiang

Mulan movie boycott calls grow over scenes filmed in Xinjiang

Myanmar is widely expected to return Aung San Suu Kyi's National League for Democracy (NLD) party to power

Election Countdown Starts In Myanmar Under Virus Shadow

Election countdown starts in Myanmar under virus shadow

President Donald Trumpâs supporters hold a rally and caravan in Oregon City, Oregon on September 7, 2020

Guns And Trucks At Oregon Protest To Defend Trump's America

Guns and trucks at Oregon protest to defend Trump's America

Britain's Prime Minister Boris Johnson has brushed off fears about 'no-deal' chaos if Brexit talks fail

UK Urges 'More Realism' In Crunch EU Trade Talks

UK urges 'more realism' in crunch EU trade talks

Serena Williams is chasing a record-equalling 24th singles Grand Slam at the 2020 US Open

Serena Battles Into US Open Quarters As Thiem, Medvedev March On

Serena battles into US Open quarters as Thiem, Medvedev march on

An Egyptian man who recovered from Covid-19 donates blood at the National Blood Transfusion centre in Cairo

Egypt Tries Plasma Treatment To Fight Pandemic

Egypt tries plasma treatment to fight pandemic

Lebanese movement Hezbollah is a major political actor with a broad support base in the country's Shiite community

In Crisis-hit Lebanon, Paris And Washington At Odds Over Hezbollah

In crisis-hit Lebanon, Paris and Washington at odds over Hezbollah

Navalny fell ill after boarding a plane in Siberia last month.

EU Hobbled Over Navalny Sanctions Response

EU hobbled over Navalny sanctions response

Supporters of Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador hold a protest to call for his predecessors to face trial over corruption allegations

Landmark Graft Trial Puts Mexican Justice To Test

Landmark graft trial puts Mexican justice to test

Witnesses said Sunday's protest may have been one of the largest yet

EU, Germany, Britain Pressure Belarus On Snatched Opposition Figure

EU, Germany, Britain pressure Belarus on snatched opposition figure

US President Donald Trump speaks after stepping off Air Force One at Andrews Air Force Base in Maryland on September 3, 2020

Trump, Biden Trade Blows As White House Race Hits Final Stretch

Trump, Biden trade blows as White House race hits final stretch

Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi shown in a 2014 file picture

Saudi Scraps Death Sentences Over Khashoggi Murder, Jails 8

Saudi scraps death sentences over Khashoggi murder, jails 8

The Berlin hospital treating Navalny say he is now responding to verbal stimuli

Navalny Out Of Artificial Coma After 'Novichok Poisoning'

Navalny out of artificial coma after 'Novichok poisoning'

The New Delhi metro reopened on Monday after a five-month closure

Spain, India Crash Through Coronavirus Milestones

Spain, India crash through coronavirus milestones

Assange faces 18 counts from US prosecutors that could see him jailed for up to 175 years

UK Judge Refuses Assange Lawyers' Plea To Dismiss New US Allegations

UK judge refuses Assange lawyers' plea to dismiss new US allegations

Boris Johnson brushed off concerns about the lack of movement on a trade deal with the European Union, saying not reaching a deal would be a 'good outcome' for Britain

Sterling Hit As Johnson Resurrects Spectre Of No-deal Brexit

Sterling hit as Johnson resurrects spectre of no-deal Brexit

Nord Stream 2 is a key part of Moscow's export strategy for state energy giant Gazprom

Is Navalny's Poisoning A Fatal Blow For Nord Stream 2?

Is Navalny's poisoning a fatal blow for Nord Stream 2?

Some of the accused in the courtroom watched the images, while others looked away

'Killing Machines': Charlie Hebdo Trial Revisits 2015 Attack

'Killing machines': Charlie Hebdo trial revisits 2015 attack

Assange faces 18 counts from US prosecutors that could see him jailed for up to 175 years

Assange Extradition Hearing Resumes In London

Assange extradition hearing resumes in London

Nearly 300 Rohingya migrants came ashore on Indonesia's Sumatra island in what is believed to be the one of the biggest landings of the persecuted Myanmar minority since 2015

Nearly 300 Rohingya Reach Indonesia 'After Seven Months At Sea'

Nearly 300 Rohingya reach Indonesia 'after seven months at sea'

With many cinemas still closed and studios wary of releasing movies with social distancing in force, streaming giants have virtually had the film-going public to themselves

Fear And Loathing In Hollywood At Streamers' Stranglehold

Fear and loathing in Hollywood at streamers' stranglehold

China has put its homegrown coronavirus vaccines on proud display for the first time

China Shows Off Covid-19 Vaccines For First Time

The makers - Sinovac Biotech and Sinopharm - hope the vaccine candidates will be approved after all-important phase 3 trials as early as year-end.

Police patrol after protesters rallied in Hong Kong to protest against the government's decision to postpone the legislative council elections

Chinese Lawyers Struggle To Access Hong Kong 'Speedboat Fugitives'

Chinese lawyers struggle to access Hong Kong 'speedboat fugitives'

Typhoon Hits South Korea After Triggering Landslides In Japan

Typhoon hits South Korea after triggering landslides in Japan

Nearly 300 Rohingya migrants came ashore on Indonesia's Sumatra island early Monday, authorities said, in what is believed to be the one of the biggest landings of the persecuted Myanmar minority in the Muslim-majority nation since 2015

Nearly 300 Rohingya Migrants Reach Indonesia 'After Seven Months At Sea'

Nearly 300 Rohingya migrants reach Indonesia 'after seven months at sea'

The ECB is facing a number of challenges as a result of the coronavirus pandemic

Spectres Of Deflation, Virus Haunt ECB Meeting

The ECB will publish its latest assessments on the eurozone's growth prospects through to 2022, which will be closely scrutinized for signs of whether the worst of the pandemic's devastating economic impact is over.

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