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Navalny's top ally Ivan Zhdanov heads the Anti-corruption Foundation (FBK). Zhdanov accuses the Kremlin of being behind Navalny's poisoning but says it will give the opposition a boost in upcoming regional elections.

Navalny Ally Says Poisoning 'New Chapter' In Kremlin Crackdown

Navalny ally says poisoning 'new chapter' in Kremlin crackdown

Investigative journalist Jan Kuciak and his fiancee Martina Kusnirova were gunned down in February 2018

Shock As Slovak Court Acquits Businessman Of Journalist Murder

Shock as Slovak court acquits businessman of journalist murder

Thousands of Moroccans who once crossed into the Spanish enclaves of Ceuta and Melilla on the North African coastÂ to work each day have lost their jobs because the borders are closed

Morocco's Blocked Border With Spain Brings Suffering

Morocco's blocked border with Spain brings suffering

Robert Spano (left), the head of the European Court of Human Rights, has come under fire for his visit to Istanbul

Europe's Rights Chief Urges Turkey's Erdogan To Respect Law

Europe's rights chief urges Turkey's Erdogan to respect law

France fears a spike in layoffs in coming months

France Puts Jobs At Heart Of Economic Rescue Plan

France puts jobs at heart of economic rescue plan

France has faced several protests against police violence after claims of systematic abuse

French Journalist Recounts Police Violence, Racism As Undercover Officer

French journalist recounts police violence, racism as undercover officer

The documentary puts paid to the common thought that Germans only learned about crimes committed at concentration camps after the war

Most Germans Knew Holocaust Was Happening, New Film Claims

Most Germans knew Holocaust was happening, new film claims

Rui Pinto appeared in court in Budapest in March 2019 for his extradition hearing

Football Leaks Hacker Rui Pinto Faces 90 Charges As Trial Opens

Football Leaks hacker Rui Pinto faces 90 charges as trial opens

The new jobs will take Amazon's total permanent UK workforce past 40,000, up by a third in a year as the pandemic triggers a surge in online shopping

Amazon Creates 7,000 UK Jobs As Virus Fuels Online Demand

Amazon creates 7,000 UK jobs as virus fuels online demand

Sweden refused to lock down the country, and kept schools, restaurants and most businesses open throughout the coronavirus pandemic

Nordics Welfare Model Limits Corona Economic Damage

Nordics welfare model limits corona economic damage

Navalny was initially treated in a local Russian hospital, where doctors said they were unable to find any toxic substances in his blood, before he was flown to Berlin for specialised treatment

Navalny Case Poisons Ties Between Germany, Russia

Navalny case poisons ties between Germany, Russia

Kanwal Ahmed founded a female-only online hub where traditionally taboo topics such as sex, divorce, and domestic violence discussed freely in Pakistan

Pakistan's Online Agony Aunt Tearing Down Taboos

Pakistan's online agony aunt tearing down taboos

Novak Djokovic returns a volley during his first round match against Damir Dzumhur of Bosnia and Herzegovina at the 2020 US Open

Djokovic Through As Pliskova Crashes Out Of US Open

Djokovic through as Pliskova crashes out of US Open

Maria, a domestic worker from Mexico, and her children receive food donations at a distribution center in Corona, Queens

In-person Learning Creates Dilemma For New York's Poorest Families

In-person learning creates dilemma for New York's poorest families

Alexei Navalny, 44, fell ill after boarding a plane in Siberia last month.

Outrage After Germany Says Putin Critic Navalny Poisoned With Novichok

Outrage after Germany says Putin critic Navalny poisoned with Novichok

A vast soy bean field in in Campo Novo do Parecis, in Mato Grosso state, Brazil. The 'Ferrograo' is a controversial project of construction of a trans-Amazonian train in Brazil to speed up its huge grain exports.

Amazon Railroad Plan Unites Unlikely Allies In Opposition

Amazon railroad plan unites unlikely allies in opposition

The Proletarka complex was built towards the end of the tsarist era in Russia to house some 15,000 workers from a cotton mill in the city of Tver

In Crumbling Workers' Paradise, Russians Live In Squalor

In crumbling workers' paradise, Russians live in squalor

Jamaica's Prime Minister Andrew Holness has come in for criticism that he put politics over public health

Jamaica Heads To Polls As Covid-19 Cases Soar

Jamaica heads to polls as Covid-19 cases soar

US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo announced sanctions on the prosecutor of the International Criminal Court, Fatou Bensouda

US Slaps Sanctions On War Crimes Court Prosecutor

US slaps sanctions on war crimes court prosecutor

Luka Modric says Real Madrid can defend their La Liga title this season and insists he wants to play for a few more years yet.

Modric: Messi Leaving Would Be A Huge Blow To La Liga's Prestige

Modric: Messi leaving would be a huge blow to La Liga's prestige

A deal between the UAE and Israel led to the first ever commercial flight from Tel Aviv to Abu Dhabi

Arab Artists Boycott UAE After Israel Deal

Arab artists boycott UAE after Israel deal

"This detection confirms that there is a vast universe that has remained invisible to us," said LIGO astrophysicist Karan Jani

Scientists Detect Mysterious 'Intermediate Mass' Black Hole

Scientists detect mysterious 'intermediate mass' black hole

Paris Saint-Germain star Neymar (left) and fellow Brazil international Marta Marta will earn the same amount for representing their country from now on, but their club salaries remain worlds apart

Brazil Announces Equal Pay On National Football Teams

Brazil announces equal pay on national football teams

Hospital officials said 45 people, including at least 27 policemen and several journalists, were injured during clashes.

At Least 55 People Hurt As Showdown In Bulgaria Takes Violent Turn

At least 55 people hurt as showdown in Bulgaria takes violent turn

Robert Redfield, director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), is asking US states to remove barriers to distributing a coronavirus vaccine

US States Told Be Ready To Distribute Covid-19 Vaccine By Nov 1

US states told be ready to distribute Covid-19 vaccine by Nov 1

Voters in Wisconsin had called for Democratic challenger Joe Biden to visit their state ahead of the election on November 3

Biden To Visit Kenosha In Campaign Trail Reboot

Biden to visit Kenosha in campaign trail reboot

Businesses nationwide reported US hiring continues to rise but at a slower pace, and uncertainty has increased

US Growth, Job Gains Slowing, Fed Reports

US growth, job gains slowing, Fed reports

A street in Havana is deserted as a curfew, imposed to halt a spike in coronavirus infections, goes into force on September 1

Cuba Imposes Havana Curfew To Curb Spike In Virus Cases

Cuba imposes Havana curfew to curb spike in virus cases

French President Emmanuel Macron, who is due in Baghdad later Wednesday, says he wants Iraqis to be given alternatives to domination by Islamist extremists or regional powers

Macron Backs Iraq 'Sovereignty' On First Baghdad Visit

Macron backs Iraq 'sovereignty' on first Baghdad visit

United Airlines plans to begin layoffs on October 1 as flying demand remains weak due to the coronavirus

United Airlines Plans Layoffs If No More Aid From Washington

United Airlines plans layoffs if no more aid from Washington

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