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There is a growing number of people across India adopting dogs to cope with the loneliness inflicted by the pandemic

Dogged By Lockdown Loneliness, Indians Adopt Man's Best Friend

Dogged by lockdown loneliness, Indians adopt man's best friend

Officials have repeatedly said 'all-is-well' and promise a bumper 2020 grain crop there are growing concerns about a food shortfall

China's Crash Diet Begs The Question: Is It Facing A Food Crisis?

China's crash diet begs the question: is it facing a food crisis?

Pro-democracy lawmaker Lam Cheuk-ting was detained in a raid early Wednesday morning

Two Hong Kong Opposition Lawmakers Arrested Over Protests

Two Hong Kong opposition lawmakers arrested over protests

First Lady Melania Trump at the Red Cross

Melania Trump Brings Compassion On Pandemic, Immigrants At Republican Convention

Melania Trump brings compassion on pandemic, immigrants at Republican convention

The pandemic-induced tranquility on Montenegro's Kotor bay may provide a welcome change for a while but locals are worried about the economic future of a small country, reliant on tourism

Uneasy Peace As Pandemic Calms Montenegro's Tourism 'Chaos'

Uneasy peace as pandemic calms Montenegro's tourism 'chaos'

People take part in a Muay Thai martial art class on a roof in Mexico City, on August 15, 2020, as the country stuggles to get in shape amid the coronavirus pandemic

Virus-wracked Mexico Struggles To Get In Shape

Virus-wracked Mexico struggles to get in shape

A woman walks past a mural featuring tango dancers in Buenos Aires

Argentina's Tango World Championships Moves Online Due To Virus

Argentina's Tango World Championships moves online due to virus

Experts say that massive amount of government emergency funds to fight the coronavirus pandemic are being stolen in Brazil, the world's second-hardest-hit country

Another Disease Plagues Brazil COVID Fight: Corruption

Another disease plagues Brazil COVID fight: corruption

October's referendum is considered the most important public vote in more than three decades

Chile Begins Campaign On Amending Pinochet-era Constitution

Chile begins campaign on amending Pinochet-era constitution

Clad in a protective face mask a grape picker works at the start of the grape harvest Tuesday in Molsheim, in France's eastern Alsace region

Spain Calls On Army To Fight Virus As WHO Signals Slowdown

Spain calls on army to fight virus as WHO signals slowdown

Greek Navy aircraft and ships have been manoeuvering close to their Turkish opposite numbers

Turkey Says Ready For Talks With Greece Despite War Games

Turkey says ready for talks with Greece despite war games

An injured man near the site of the bombing

Pakistan Urges Taliban Leaders To Start Peace Talks

Pakistan urges Taliban leaders to start peace talks

Alexei Navalny is one of the fiercest critics of President Vladimir Putin and has exposed massive corruption by officials

Kremlin Dismisses Navalny Poison Claims As Calls Mount For Probe

Kremlin dismisses Navalny poison claims as calls mount for probe

US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo is on a five-day tour with stops in Israel, Sudan, Bahrain and the United Arab Emirates, focusing on Israel's normalisation of ties with the UAE and pushing other Arab states to follow suit

Sudan Tells Pompeo It Can't Normalise Israel Ties Now

Sudan tells Pompeo it can't normalise Israel ties now

American Airlines said there is bipartisan support for more help for US carriers but it was tied up in the deadlocked negotiations over a new congressional aid package

American Airlines To Lay Off 19,000 Workers In October Without New Aid

American Airlines to lay off 19,000 workers in October without new aid

Bosnian Serb military chief Ratko Mladic -- dubbed the Butcher of Bosnia -- was sentenced to life behind bars in 2017 for war crimes, crimes against humanity and genocide during the Balkans civil war in the 1990s

Bosnian Serb General Mladic Should Be Cleared Of Genocide, Lawyers Say

Bosnian Serb general Mladic should be cleared of genocide, lawyers say

A volunteer at the "Women Warriors" soup kitchen helps feed some of Chile's neediest

Soup Kitchens Are Back, As Crises Bite Hard In Chile

Soup kitchens are back, as crises bite hard in Chile

The last remnants of poliovirus in Africa were wiped out thanks to a massive vaccination effort in northern Nigeria, where Boko Haram jihadists had opposed immunisation

UN Declares Africa Free Of Polio

UN declares Africa free of polio

Many members of Donald Trump's family, shown here in August 2020 at the funeral of the president's brother Robert, are playing key roles in this year's Republican National Convention

All The President's Kids: Trump Clan Rules Republican Convention

All the president's kids: Trump clan rules Republican convention

Demonstrators have flooded the streets of Belarus demanding the resignation of authoritarian leader Alexander Lukashenko

Belarusian 'Peaceful Revolution' Defies Post-election Crackdown

Belarusian 'peaceful revolution' defies post-election crackdown

Storm Laura destroyed houses in the Domician Republic, and has become a hurricane now heading towards the US Gulf Coast

Hurricane Laura Tracks Toward US Gulf Coast After Slamming Haiti

Hurricane Laura tracks toward US Gulf Coast after slamming Haiti

The wreckage of the collapsed building in Mahad, about 120 kilometres (75 miles) south of Mumbai

India Rescuers Pull 4-year-old Survivor From Collapsed Building As Toll Climbs

India rescuers pull 4-year-old survivor from collapsed building as toll climbs

Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny fell ill on a flight from Siberia on Thursday

Kremlin Slams German Medics' 'Haste' On Navalny Poisoning

Kremlin slams German medics' 'haste' on Navalny poisoning

Rafael Mariano Grossi's talks in Iran were his first since he took over as UN nuclear chief last year

Iran Hails 'Constructive' Talks With Visiting IAEA Chief

Iran hails 'constructive' talks with visiting IAEA chief

Jamaica's Usain Bolt, shown here during the Rio Olympic Games in 2016, says he is quarantining after a COVID-19 test - but did not say if he had received any results

South Korean Students Forced Online As Global Virus Crisis Deepens

South Korean students forced online as global virus crisis deepens

A Rohingya woman climbs a hill as she goes back to her makeshift home in Jamtoli refugee camp, near Ukhia in Bangladesh

Coronavirus Keeps Rohingya Indoors On 'Genocide' Anniversary

Coronavirus keeps Rohingya indoors on 'genocide' anniversary

The report warned that Australians may have to come to terms with 'new extreme' conditions

Climate Change 'Clearly' Fuelled Australia Bushfires: Inquest

Climate change 'clearly' fuelled Australia bushfires: inquest

Petr Furch, son of company founder Frantisek Furch and the current chief executive of the Furch family company poses with their guitars in their production centre in Velke Nemcice, Czech Republic.

Czech Guitar Maker Born Of Necessity Woos Stars

Czech guitar maker born of necessity woos stars

As tensions rise in the US, Trump supporters scream at counter-protestors in Los Angeles, California

Republican Convention Touts Trump, Stokes Fears If He Loses

Republican convention touts Trump, stokes fears if he loses

Australian white supremacist Brenton Tarrant at the Christchurch court

Victims Vent Fury At 'Devil' New Zealand Mosque Shooter

Victims vent fury at 'devil' New Zealand mosque shooter

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