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Sumner Redstone, the media mogul who led an empire that included ViacomCBS, is seen in 2007 -- he has died at the age of 97

After Soap Opera Career, Media Mogul Sumner Redstone Dead At 97

After soap opera career, media mogul Sumner Redstone dead at 97

Rodrigo Pozzobon walks in a soybean field on his property in Vera, in Brazil's Mato Grosso state -- business is booming thanks to surging Chinese demand

Business Booming For Brazil Farmers But Deforestation Looms Large

Business booming for Brazil farmers but deforestation looms large

Record numbers of locusts have descended in devastating swarms across parts of Africa and Asia this year

An Irresistible Scent Makes Locusts Swarm, Study Finds

An irresistible scent makes locusts swarm, study finds

Iranian President Hassan Rouhani has held out hope that a US bid to extend a UN arms embargo on his country will fail

Iran's Rouhani Hopeful US Arms Embargo Push Will Fail

Iran's Rouhani hopeful US arms embargo push will fail

A baby is tied to a post to keep her from crawling away at the migrant camp in La Penita, Panama, which is home to around 1,500 migrants

Desperation And Violence In Panama Migrant Camp

Desperation and violence in Panama migrant camp

London's City financial district remained largely deserted last week

UK Suffers Record Recession On Virus Fallout

UK suffers record recession on virus fallout

Britain's economy shrank more in the second quarter than any other country in the Group of Seven

Virus Pushes Britain Into Record Recession, NZealand Mulls Election Delay

Virus pushes Britain into record recession, NZealand mulls election delay

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TikTok Rivals Do Battle For Hearts Of Teen Video Producers

TikTok rivals do battle for hearts of teen video producers

Hong Kong pro-democracy media mogul Jimmy Lai was released on bail in the early hours of Wednesday

Arrested Hong Kong Media Tycoon Tells Staff To 'Fight On'

Arrested Hong Kong media tycoon tells staff to 'fight on'

Lithuanian Foreign Minister Linas Linkevicius said Belarusian presidential challenger Svetlana Tikhanovskaya was in "good spirits" and would speak "in the near future"

Beleaguered Belarus Opposition Finds Baltic Refuge

Beleaguered Belarus opposition finds Baltic refuge

Jacinda Adern said the coronavirus outbreak could force next month's elections to be postponed

New Zealand Election Date In Doubt As Virus Returns

New Zealand election date in doubt as virus returns

Russia's Kursk submarine, launched in 1994, sank in the Barents Sea on August 12, 2000

Kursk: Russia's Deep-sea Drama

Kursk: Russia's deep-sea drama

Like in Hong Kong, creativity has been a hallmark of the Thai anti-government rallies

'We Must Fight': Thailand's Youth Take On The Establishment

'We must fight': Thailand's youth take on the establishment

The MV Wakashio ran aground off Mauritius in July and is leaking fuel into the island's pristine coral-filled waters

The Japan Firms Behind Mauritius Oil-leak Ship

The Japan firms behind Mauritius oil-leak ship

Jacinda Adern said the coronavirus outbreak could force next month's elections to be postponed

New Zealand Could Delay Election After Virus Return

New Zealand could delay election after virus return

Kylian Mbappe and Neymar at Paris Saint-Germain's training session in Lisbon on Tuesday, on the eve of their Champions League quarter-final against Atalanta

Champions League 'Final Eight' Kicks Off As PSG And Atalanta Clash In Lisbon

Champions League 'Final Eight' kicks off as PSG and Atalanta clash in Lisbon

Sri Lanka's coronavirusÂ lockdownÂ has helped reduce the death toll from clashes between elephants and humans

Virus Gives Sri Lanka's Threatened Elephants A Reprieve

Virus gives Sri Lanka's threatened elephants a reprieve

The explosion ripped through districts of Beirut that had been close to the front lines during Lebanon's 15-year civil war

Beirut Blast Trauma Adds New Wounds To Old Scars

Beirut blast trauma adds new wounds to old scars

Paris's Goutte d'Or neighbourhood boasts over 300 shops and restaurants dedicated to African fashion and gastronomy

Paris's 'Little Africa' Fights Back Against Racist Stereotypes

Paris's 'Little Africa' fights back against racist stereotypes

Bamako Central Prison was designed for 400 inmates but currently holds 2,100

In Mali's Largest Prison, Coronavirus Kept At Bay

In Mali's largest prison, coronavirus kept at bay

Uber has argued that most of its drivers want to remain independent even if they also are looking for benefits

Court Tells Uber, Lyft To Classify Drivers As Employees

Court tells Uber, Lyft to classify drivers as employees

With more than 897,000 confirmed infections, Russia's coronavirus caseload is currently fourth in the world

Russia Vaccine Claim Faces Scepticism As Nations Renew Virus Battle

Russia vaccine claim faces scepticism as nations renew virus battle

Joe Biden and his newly-announced running mate Kamala Harris will deliver remarks together in Delaware to kick off their joint campaign for the White House

Biden Picks Kamala Harris To Be First Black Woman VP

Biden picks Kamala Harris to be first black woman VP

Missing man - England all-rounder Ben Stokes

Stokes' Absence Leaves England With Pakistan Problem

Stokes' absence leaves England with Pakistan problem

Former Nigerian president Goodluck Jonathan is mediating the talks

Mali Anti-government Protesters Return To The Streets After Truce

Mali anti-government protesters return to the streets after truce

Prime Minister Hassan Diab on Monday announced his government's resignation amid popular outrage over the deadly Beirut port explosion

Week After Blast, Lebanon Street At War With Its Leaders

Week after blast, Lebanon street at war with its leaders

File photo of Senator Kamala Harris (D-CA) as she listens during a press conference during the impeachment trial of US President Donald Trump on Capitol Hill January 31, 2020, in Washington, DC.

Harris Under Scrutiny For Tough-on-crime Prosecutor Past

Harris under scrutiny for tough-on-crime prosecutor past

Former Mexican president Enrique Pena Nieto (pictured September 2018) allegedly accepted more than $4.4 million in bribes that were used for his 2012 presidential campaign, a former top aide has said

Bribes Funded Campaign Of Mexico's Pena Nieto, Ex-aide Says

Bribes funded campaign of Mexico's Pena Nieto, ex-aide says

Police used rubber bullets, stun grenades and tear gas

Lukashenko Challenger Leaves Belarus As EU Threatens Sanctions

Lukashenko challenger leaves Belarus as EU threatens sanctions

Apple CEO Tim Cook, seen here at a meeting of the American Workforce Policy Advisory Board at the White House, has reportedly worked with the president's daughter Ivanka (R) and her husband Jared Kushner to keep communication channels open

Apple On Cusp Of $2 Trillion Milestone, Defying Pandemic

Apple on cusp of $2 trillion milestone, defying pandemic

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