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Members of local indigenous group Univaja attend a protest after the British journalist Dom Phillips and indigenous expert Bruno Pereira went missing while reporting in a remote and lawless part of the Amazon rainforest, in Atalaia do Norte, Amazonas stat

Brazil Indigenous Defender, Sidelined Under Bolsonaro, Gave Life For 'Abandoned' Tribes

Six tribes from Brazil's remote Javari Valley packed into an assembly hall on June 11 to lament the disappearance of Bruno Pereira, an advisor to their collective, and Dom Phillips, a British journalist reporting on his work.

Sequoia India Asks Court To Dismiss Lawsuit By Its Former Counsel -filing

Sequoia Capital India has asked a local court to dismiss a defamation lawsuit filed by one of its former general counsels, saying it was an attempt to curb its free speech rights and harm its interests, the venture capital firm's court filing shows.

An Airbus A350-1000 test plane arrives at Sydney Airport as the backdrop for Qantas announcing an order for 12 of the planes in Sydney, Australia May 2, 2022.

Qantas, Airbus To Invest Up To $200 Million To Develop Australian Sustainable Aviation Fuel Industry

Qantas Airways and Airbus said on Sunday they would invest up to $200 million to accelerate the development of a sustainable aviation fuels (SAF) industry in Australia to help meet the airline's goal of lowering carbon emissions.

Over six million people are eligible to vote in Spain's most populous region of Andalusia

Spanish PM Thrashed In Andalusia Regional Election

Spanish PM thrashed in Andalusia regional election

A Malaysia Airlines plane carrying the first batch of tourists arrives at the airport as Langkawi reopens to domestic tourists, amid the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic, in Malaysia September 16, 2021.

Malaysia Airlines Nearing Decision On Replacing 21 A330s - CEO

Malaysia Airlines plans to announce a decision on replacing its fleet of 21 Airbus A330 widebodies with more fuel-efficient new-generation planes around mid- to late July, its chief executive said on Sunday.

Passengers queue at check-in desks at Malaga-Costa del Sol Airport, in Malaga, Spain June 4, 2022.

Europe's Summer Of Discontent Reveals Travel Sector Labour Crisis

After 21 years as a service agent at Air France, Karim Djeffal left his job during the COVID-19 pandemic to start his own job-coaching consultancy.

Analysis-Europe's Summer Of Discontent Reveals Travel Sector Labour Crisis

After 21 years as a service agent at Air France, Karim Djeffal left his job during the COVID-19 pandemic to start his own job-coaching consultancy.

Seabound activities are now off-limits for residents of Ukraine's strategic port city of Odessa

With Sea Off-limits, Odessa Rallies Home-front War Effort

With sea off-limits, Odessa rallies home-front war effort

A man works at a polling station in Bogota, on June 18, 2022, a day before the presidential runoff election

Uncertainty Reigns In Colombia Vote Between Ex-guerrilla And Maverick

Uncertainty reigns in Colombia vote between ex-guerrilla and maverick

Arfiya Eri is a young, female, multilingual former UN official, all of which would already help her stand out as a Japanese political candidate, but she's also of Uyghur heritage

Uyghur-heritage Candidate Urges Japan To 'Embrace Diversity'

Uyghur-heritage candidate urges Japan to 'embrace diversity'

A banner with the image of Colombian centre-right presidential candidate Rodolfo Hernandez is pictured the day before the second round of presidential election in Lebrija, Colombia June 18, 2022.

Colombia Elects Former Guerrilla Petro As First Leftist President

Leftist Gustavo Petro, a former member of the M-19 guerrilla movement, who has vowed profound social and economic change, won Colombia's presidency on Sunday, the first progressive to do so in the country's history.

Colombia Polls Close In Tight Presidential Race Between Leftist And Business Magnate

Polls have closed in Colombia, where voters turned out on Sunday to elect their next president, choosing between a leftist former guerrilla who is pushing profound social change and an eccentric construction magnate who has promised to fight corruption.

Colombia Chooses Leftist Or Business Magnate For President In Tight Race

Colombians were voting on Sunday to elect their next president, choosing between a leftist former guerrilla who is pushing profound social change and an eccentric construction magnate who has promised to fight corruption.

Colombians Choosing Between Leftist, Business Magnate In Tight Vote

Colombian Choosing Between Leftist, Business Magnate In Tight Vote

Colombians Head To Polls In Tightest Election In Recent Memory

Colombians will head to the polls on Sunday to elect their next president, choosing between a leftist former guerrilla who is pushing profound social change and an eccentric construction magnate who has promised to fight corruption.

China's adherence to a zero-Covid strategy leaves firms and workers at risk of snap lockdowns

Layoffs And Exits: Firms In China Teeter Under Zero-Covid Pressure

Layoffs and exits: Firms in China teeter under zero-Covid pressure

Investors fear that while rate increases are needed, they could put the brakes on economic growth if the tightening of monetary policy becomes too aggressive

Central Banks Walk Inflation-recession Tightrope

Central banks walk inflation-recession tightrope

Campaigners and experts warn that the wider ecosystem of the metaverse needs to start acting to ensure child safety

The Battle To Build A Child-friendly Metaverse

The battle to build a child-friendly metaverse

President Raisi, an ultra-conservative who took office last August, pledged from the outset that painful subsidy reform would not affect bread, fuel and medicine prices. Demand for bread is therefore increasing

Inflation, Subsidy Reform Hit Stomachs In Isolated Iran

Inflation, subsidy reform hit stomachs in isolated Iran

French President Emmanuel Macron and his wife Brigitte Macron greet people as they arrive to vote in the first round of French parliamentary elections, at a polling station in Le Touquet-Paris-Plage, France, June 12, 2022.

French Election: Macron Loses Absolute Majority In Parliament In 'Democratic Shock'

French President Emmanuel Macron lost control of the National Assembly in legislative elections on Sunday, a major setback that could throw the country into political paralysis unless he is able to negotiate alliances with other parties.

Macron Loses Absolute Majority In Parliament In 'Democratic Shock'

French President Emmanuel Macron and his allies on Sunday lost their absolute majority in the National Assembly and with it control of the reform agenda, a crushing outcome for the newly re-elected president.

Macron Loses Absolute Majority In Parliament, Initial Projections Show

President Emmanuel Macron is on course to lose his absolute majority in the National Assembly and control of his reform agenda after the first projections by four pollsters showed Sunday's election delivering a hung parliament.

France Votes, With Macron Facing Tough Battle For Control Of Parliament

Voting was underway in France on Sunday in a parliamentary election that could deprive newly re-elected centrist President Emmanuel Macron of the absolute majority he needs to govern with a free hand.

Macron Faces Tough Battle For Control Of Parliament As France Votes

Voting was underway in France on Sunday in a parliamentary election that could deprive centrist President Emmanuel Macron of the absolute majority he needs to govern with a free hand.

Prices for warehouse space has surged, but commercial real estate executives warn they won't keep going up

Warehouse Business Catches Fire, Boosted By Pandemic, E-commerce

Warehouse business catches fire, boosted by pandemic, e-commerce

The vote will be decisive for Macron's second-term agenda following his re-election in April

Macron Meets France Opposition, Retains PM After Poll Blow

Macron meets France opposition, retains PM after poll blow

Over 18 million people, nearly half the Sudanese population, are expected to be pushed into extreme hunger by September, according to United Nations estimates

Sudan Wheat Harvest Waits To Rot As Hunger Crisis Looms

Sudan wheat harvest waits to rot as hunger crisis looms

England's Matt Fitzpatrick reacts to an errant tee shot at the 18th hole on his way to sharing the lead with American Will Zalatoris after Saturday's third round of the US Open

Zalatoris, Fitzpatrick Share US Open Lead As Course Bares Teeth

Zalatoris, Fitzpatrick share US Open lead as course bares teeth

Firefighters try to extinguish a fire at a burning plant, following Russian shelling amid Russia's attack on Ukraine, in Kharkiv, Ukraine, April 30, 2022.

Russia Advances In Battle For Eastern Ukraine City As NATO Warns Of Long War

Russia said on Sunday it seized a village near Ukraine's industrial city of Sievierodonetsk, a prime target in Moscow's campaign to control the country's east, as the head of NATO predicted the war could last for years.