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People play hockey while vehicles block the route leading from the Ambassador Bridge, linking Detroit and Windsor, as truckers and their supporters continue to protest against the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) vaccine mandates, in Windsor, Ontario, Canad

U.S., Canada Warn Of Economic Hit From Trucker Protests

US-HEALTH-CORONAVIRUS-CANADA-TRUCKING:U.S., Canada warn of economic hit from trucker protests

People play hockey while vehicles block the route leading from the Ambassador Bridge, linking Detroit and Windsor, as truckers and their supporters continue to protest against the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) vaccine mandates, in Windsor, Ontario, Canad

Ford, Toyota Halt Some Output As U.S., Canada Warn On Trucker Protests

US-HEALTH-CORONAVIRUS-CANADA-TRUCKING:Ford, Toyota halt some output as U.S., Canada warn on trucker protests

A researcher from University of California, Davis catches hatchery salmon from a tank to measure their size, as part of a joint project between ecologists and rice farmers trying to reclaim the great flood plains of the Sacramento River for salmon habitat

California Conservationists And Farmers Unite To Protect Salmon

CALIFORNIA-SALMON:California conservationists and farmers unite to protect salmon

Trucks have faced massive queues at the English port of Dover

UK MPs' Report Finds Brexit Burdening Businesses

UK MPs' report finds Brexit burdening businesses

Japan was the world's top LNG importer until last year, and is heavily dependent on the fuel

Japan Offers Gas To Europe Over Ukraine Fears

Japan offers gas to Europe over Ukraine fears

Vintage beer bottles, some dating back to the 1800's are displayed in a showcase at the Brooklyn Brewery in the Brooklyn borough of New York, United States, March 9, 2015.

Treasury Wants To Stir Up U.S. Alcohol Market To Help Smaller Players

USA-TREASURY-ALCOHOL:Treasury wants to stir up U.S. alcohol market to help smaller players

US-born figure skater Beverly Zhu has endured a torrent of online abuse in China

China's Naturalised Olympians Walk Fine Line Between Love And Scorn

China's naturalised Olympians walk fine line between love and scorn

Resource-rich Guangxi region is one of China's major aluminium production hubs

Why Has A Chinese City's Lockdown Sent Aluminium Prices Surging?

Why has a Chinese city's lockdown sent aluminium prices surging?

Leila De Lima was one of the most vocal and powerful local critics of Duterte after he took power in 2016

'My Work Is Not Done': Jailed Duterte Critic Runs For Senate

'My work is not done': jailed Duterte critic runs for Senate

Turks have seen their purchasing power dwindle dramatically amid a currency crisis and two-decade high inflation that reached almost 50 percent last month

High Energy Prices Put More Pressure On Turks

High energy prices put more pressure on Turks

The French communist party is still deeply entrenched in local politics

'Happy Days'?: French Communists Hope To Come In From Cold

'Happy days'?: French communists hope to come in from cold

Emmanuel Macron has still not declared his candidacy ahead of the fight for the presidency

Cautious Macron Holds Advantage In French Election

Cautious Macron holds advantage in French election

A Ukrainian border guard patrols the frontier with Russia, as tensions mount over fears Moscow could invade

Ukrainians On Russian Border 'On Alert' For Last Eight Years

Ukrainians on Russian border 'on alert' for last eight years

Former government aide Brittany Higgins said "too little has changed" since she went public a year ago

Australian PM Condemned For 'Shocking' Response To Sexual Abuse Claims

Australian PM condemned for 'shocking' response to sexual abuse claims

A man takes notes in front of Diego Rivera's "Vendedora de alcatraces" -- part of the Banamex collection, whose impending sale has sparked calls for the cultural treasures to stay in Mexico

Citi Exit Sparks Angst For Mexican Cultural Treasures

Citi exit sparks angst for Mexican cultural treasures

The Covax programme aims to ensure equitable access to Covid-19 vaccinations

WHO Urges Rich Countries To Pay Up For Covid Plan

WHO urges rich countries to pay up for Covid plan

Mikaela Shiffrin slid out of the women's slalom

Shiffrin Left 'Low' At Beijing Olympics As Chloe Kim Stars And Falls

Shiffrin left 'low' at Beijing Olympics as Chloe Kim stars and falls

A weaker yen, high demand and internal cost-cutting measures have cushioned Toyota's profits despite the production cuts

Toyota Overcomes Chip Shortage To Beat Q3 Net Profit Forecast

The Japanese auto giant, which kept its crown as the world's top-selling carmaker in 2021, left its annual net profit outlook unchanged but slightly lowered its full-year vehicle sales and production targets.

Legions of Hindu faithful have praised Narendra Modi's party for delivering on its promise to build the Ayodhya temple

Hindu Pride And Muslim Fears Overshadow Key Indian Poll

Hindu pride and Muslim fears overshadow key Indian poll

In the 20 years since the Taliban last held power in Afghanistan, a generation of women -- largely in major cities -- became business owners, studied PHDs, and held government positions, now they are battling for their rights

'My Heart And Body Shake': Afghan Women Defy Taliban

'My heart and body shake': Afghan women defy Taliban

The Natais factory's fully automated production lines fill up to 300 sachets of microwavable popcorn per minute

Pandemic Sets Sales Of Microwavable Popcorn A-pinging

Pandemic sets sales of microwavable popcorn a-pinging

Peru's President Pedro Castillo announcing in a televised statement on February 4 his decision to reshuffle his cabinet, his fourth in just six months in office

Peru's President Swears In New Cabinet, His Fourth In Six Months

Peru's president swears in new cabinet, his fourth in six months

A Taliban fighter (top) standing next to a poster bearing the image of late Afghan commander Ahmad Shah Massoud in Kabul on August 16, 2021; and (bottom) the same view with the poster removed on January 23, 2022

Taliban Erases Signs Of Ex-government From Kabul Streets

Taliban erases signs of ex-government from Kabul streets

Syrian refugee Nayef al-Shouyoukh, 32, stands with his children at the Saint Nicolas residential complex. 'I don't know where to go. I am barely surviving,' he says

Godsend Or 'Ghetto': Syrian Migrants Flock To Small Cyprus Town

Godsend or 'ghetto': Syrian migrants flock to small Cyprus town

China's Communist leadership has declared hopes of transforming its nascent winter sports industry into a $157 billion powerhouse

Beijing Sells Troubled Xinjiang As A Winter Sports Paradise

Beijing sells troubled Xinjiang as a winter sports paradise

A librarian shows a book from University of Iraq's northern city of Mosul, one of those that escaped destruction at the hands of the Islamic State group

In Iraq's Mosul, Library Rises From Ashes Of IS Reign

In Iraq's Mosul, library rises from ashes of IS reign

The International Court of Justice is set to give a verdict over a legal battle Kinshasa launched against Kampala more than two decades ago

UN Court Orders Uganda To Pay DR Congo $325 Mn War Damages

UN court orders Uganda to pay DR Congo $325 mn war damages

Afghan mother Friba says she has a more peaceful life now that foreign forces have left the country

End Of War Brings Relief, And Despair, To Afghan Women

End of war brings relief, and despair, to Afghan women

At a game in February 2020, Flamengo player Gabriel Barbosa -- known as Gabigol -- shows a jersey with the number 24 as part of a campaign against homophobia in Brazilian football

How Homophobia Made Number 24 Taboo In Brazilian Football

How homophobia made number 24 taboo in Brazilian football

Aston Villa's Matty Cash (R) and Lucas Digne (2nd R) were hit by bottles thrown from the crowd

Fan Violence Revives Memories Of British Football's Dark Days

Fan violence revives memories of British football's dark days

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