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US officials say Russian leader Vladimir Putin wants all possible options at his disposal: from a limited invasion of the pro-Russian Donbas region of Ukraine to a full-scale invasion

Ukraine Plays Down Russian Invasion Fears As US Sounds Alarm

Ukraine plays down Russian invasion fears as US sounds alarm

Morocco is in shock after emergency crews found a five-year-old boy dead at the bottom of a well in a tragic end to a painstaking five-day rescue operation that gripped the nation and beyond

Morocco In Shock After Tragic Death Of 'Little Rayan'

Morocco in shock after tragic death of 'little Rayan'

Work has stopped on the 342m long and almost finished "Global Dream" cruise ship after Asian owner of the shipyard collapsed last month

'Global Dream' Turns Into Nightmare For German Port Town

'Global Dream' turns into nightmare for German port town

Britain's biggest wind turbine blade factory is abuzz with activity, under the nation's long-term plan to slash carbon emissions, tackle climate change and cut rocketing household energy bills.

Wind Powers Change In England's Industrial Heartland

Wind powers change in England's industrial heartland

Associations like Fabscrap in New York help the fashion industry recycle unused materials, as some countries like France adopt anti-waste laws that prohibit destroying and throwing out unsold goods

French Luxury Houses Give Unsold Goods A Second Chance

French luxury houses give unsold goods a second chance

Recreational use of cannabis is illegal though tolerated in Israel, but authorities have encouraged its therapeutic use for the past decade

Israeli Desert Town Aims To Be Medical 'Cannabis Capital'

Israeli desert town aims to be medical 'cannabis capital'

Queen Elizabeth II on Sunday became the first British monarch to reign for 70 years

Elizabeth II Marks Platinum Jubilee With 'Queen Camilla' Announcement

Elizabeth II marks Platinum Jubilee with 'Queen Camilla' announcement

Former Costa Rica president Jose Maria Figueres leads a tight and bloated field ahead of elections

Costa Ricans Choose Among 25 Presidential Candidates

Costa Ricans choose among 25 presidential candidates

One of he demonstrators at Saturday's protest in Ukraine's second city Kharkiv

In City Near Border, Ukrainians Protest Russian Threat

In city near border, Ukrainians protest Russian threat

Truckers packed the streets of Ottawa this week to protest vaccine mandates for crossborder travel between Canada and the United States

Canada Protests Against Covid Measures Gain Steam

Canada protests against Covid measures gain steam

Cyclone Batsirai is set to hit eastern Madagascar after passing Mauritius and La Reunion

Cyclone Batsirai Kills 10, Displaces Nearly 48,000 In Madagascar

Cyclone Batsirai kills 10, displaces nearly 48,000 in Madagascar

Cyclone Batsirai is set to hit eastern Madagascar after passing Mauritius and La Reunion

Cyclone Batsirai Nears Madagascar, 'Widespread Damage' Feared

Cyclone Batsirai nears Madagascar, 'widespread damage' feared

DinigeerÂ Yilamujiang is a Uyghur cross-country skier from Xinjiang, and was one of the final torchbearers at the Olympics opening ceremony

Beijing Olympics Puts Young Uyghur Athlete At Centre Of Controversy

Beijing Olympics puts young Uyghur athlete at centre of controversy

German Chancellor Olaf Scholz is seeking to emerge from the long shadow of his predecessor Angela Merkel

Germany's Scholz Seeks To Build Trust In Washington Debut

Germany's Scholz seeks to build trust in Washington debut

Police said they were expecting up to 2,000 protestors as well as 1,000 counter-protestors to join the hundreds already parked in front of parliament

Canada Protests Against Covid Measures Set To Ramp Up

Canada protests against Covid measures set to ramp up

Cyclone Batsirai is set to hit eastern Madagascar after passing Mauritius and La Reunion

Cyclone Batsirai Closes In On Eastern Madagascar

Cyclone Batsirai closes in on eastern Madagascar

The African Union has 55 member states

Israel Dispute Erupts At African Union Summit

Israel dispute erupts at African Union summit

More than 60 percent of Austrians support compulsory jabs, but large swathes of the population remain strongly opposed

Covid Vaccination Compulsory In Austria, In EU First

Covid vaccination compulsory in Austria, in EU first

Troops in winter camouflage practised clearing armed attackers from buildings, targeted mortar fire and took on snipers in urban conditions

In Chernobyl Ghost Town, Ukraine Forces Train For Combat

In Chernobyl ghost town, Ukraine forces train for combat

Experts say time is on Putin's side in the Ukraine crisis

China Ups Stakes For Biden By Backing Moscow Against West

China ups stakes for Biden by backing Moscow against West

Ottawa police chief Peter Sloly vowed to end a trucker convoy's 'unlawful' occupation of Ottawa

Ottawa Police Chief Vows Crackdown On 'Unlawful' Protest

Ottawa police chief vows crackdown on 'unlawful' protest

A truck used in the failed 1992 coup against President Carlos Andres Perez headed by Hugo Chavez

Venezuela Marks 30 Years Since Chavez's Failed But Career-launching Coup

Venezuela marks 30 years since Chavez's failed but career-launching coup

Demand for Icelandic whale meat has decreased since Japan -- Iceland's main market, returned to commercial whaling

Iceland To End Whaling As Demand Dwindles

Iceland to end whaling as demand dwindles

US President Joe Biden has pressed companies to expand chip production amid a shortage that has driven inflation

US Lawmakers Advance China Competition Bill

US lawmakers advance China competition bill

Dozens of people were hospitalized after consuming laced cocaine in Buenos Aires

Death Toll From Laced Cocaine In Argentina Climbs To 24

Death toll from laced cocaine in Argentina climbs to 24

The US economy added far more jobs than expected in January, but the unemployment rate increased slightly as more people entered the workforces

US Saw Surprisingly Robust Hiring In January Despite Covid Surge

US saw surprisingly robust hiring in January despite Covid surge

Jens Stoltenberg took over as NATO Secretary General in 2014

Stoltenberg To Leave NATO After Battle To Keep US In And Russia Out

Stoltenberg to leave NATO after battle to keep US in and Russia out

NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg, who has been selected to taken over Norway's central bank, is a trained economist who previously served as his country's finance and prime minister

NATO Chief Stoltenberg To Head Norway Central Bank

NATO chief Stoltenberg to head Norway central bank

French President Emmanuel Macron has spoken to Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin three times in the last week and will visit Moscow on Monday

Macron The Mediator Wades Into Russia-Ukraine Crisis

Macron the mediator wades into Russia-Ukraine crisis

Virtual items can create real legal problems

Can Hermes And Nike Stop 'Unauthorised' NFTs?

Can Hermes and Nike stop 'unauthorised' NFTs?

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