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Islamic State group leader Ibrahim al-Hashimi al-Qurashi, who had a $10 million US bounty on his head, blew himself up when US forces raided a house in northwestern Syria, killing his wife and two children

Death Of IS Chief: What We Know

Death of IS chief: what we know

Moroccan authorities and firefighters race to reach a five-year-old child who fell into a well

Morocco Boy Found Dead In Tragic End To Well Ordeal

Morocco boy found dead in tragic end to well ordeal

Ukraine says its military has benefited from the influx of foreign weaponry that has bolstered the military's Soviet-era stockpile

After Eight Years Of War, Ukraine's Army A Tougher Prospect

After eight years of war, Ukraine's army a tougher prospect

A virtual meeting between Chinese President Xi Jinping and Russian President Vladimir Putin, in shown on a screen in Beijing on December 15, 2021

Xi Meets Putin As Tensions Rise With West

Xi meets Putin as tensions rise with West

The opening ceremony of the Beijing Winter Olympics takes place in the "Bird's Nest" stadium

Norway's Johaug Wins First Gold Of Beijing Winter Olympics

Norway's Johaug wins first gold of Beijing Winter Olympics

A virtual meeting between Chinese President Xi Jinping and Russian President Vladimir Putin, in shown on a screen in Beijing on December 15, 2021

Xi To Meet Putin As Tensions Rise With West

Xi to meet Putin as tensions rise with West

Brazilian musician Chico Buarque, shown in this file photo from 2018, says he will no longer sing "Com Acucar, Com Afeto" because it is oppressive to women

Row Over 'Machismo' In Song By Brazil Icon Chico Buarque

Row over 'machismo' in song by Brazil icon Chico Buarque

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

Ex-heavyweights Resurrected In Costa Rica Polls, But Election Still Unclear

Ex-heavyweights resurrected in Costa Rica polls, but election still unclear

Allies: Russian President Vladimir Putin with oligargh Yevgeny Prigozhin in 2010

Private Military Contractors Bolster Russian Influence In Africa

Private military contractors bolster Russian influence in Africa

Amazon announces profit doubled in most recent earnings

Amazon Holiday Quarter Profit Doubles

The e-commerce colossus said its net sales climbed to $137 billion, and its profit benefited greatly from a return on investment in electric vehicle maker Rivian, which went public in November.

Lights illuminate the National Stadium, known as the Bird's Nest, in Beijing

Beijing Olympics Set To Open Under Cloud Of Covid, Rights Fears

Beijing Olympics set to open under cloud of Covid, rights fears

More protests against Covid vaccine mandates, like the one seen here in Ottawa last Saturdays, are expected this weekend

Using Military To End Trucker Protest 'Not In The Cards': Trudeau

Using military to end trucker protest 'not in the cards': Trudeau

Facebook parent Meta was dealt a battering on markets nervous over its future

How Facebook Slipped -- In Key Points

How Facebook slipped -- in key points

An undated photo of Allison Fluke-Ekren provided by the Alexandria Sheriff's Office in Virginia

From Kansas School Teacher To Islamic State Battalion Leader

From Kansas school teacher to Islamic State battalion leader

Munira Mirza quit on Thursday as head of Prime Minister Boris Johnson's policy unit

Four Top Aides Desert UK's Embattled Johnson

Four top aides desert UK's embattled Johnson

An untold number of sea birds were killed by a massive oil spill off the coast of Peru. A dozen Humboldt penguins are being nursed back to live

Round-the-clock Care For Peru's Oil-stained Sea Birds

Round-the-clock care for Peru's oil-stained sea birds

Syrians gather at the scene of an overnight raid by US special forces in Atme, northwestern Syria, on February 3, 2022

'Incredibly Complex': The US Raid That Killed IS Chief

'Incredibly complex': the US raid that killed IS chief

Northern Ireland's unionist First Minister Paul Givan quit after just eight months in the role

N.Ireland Leader Resigns Over Brexit Protocol

N.Ireland leader resigns over Brexit protocol

RT has been accused by Western countries of distributing disinformation and Kremlin-friendly propaganda

Moscow To Shut Down Deutsche Welle Bureau In Russia

Moscow to shut down Deutsche Welle bureau in Russia

Facebook -- whose parent company has been renamed Meta -- has been battling regulatory issues, negative headlines around bullying and disinformation

Facebook Slump Reignites Debate Over Attracting Younger Audiences

Facebook slump reignites debate over attracting younger audiences

Amir Mohammed Said Abd al-Rahman al-Mawla -- aka bu Ibrahim al-Hashimi al-Qurashi -- had a $10 million bounty on his head

Dead IS Chief Was Iraqi Ex-officer Nicknamed 'Destroyer'

Dead IS chief was Iraqi ex-officer nicknamed 'Destroyer'

Facebook parent Meta was pummeled on Wall Street after doubts about its future in weak results

Facebook Parent Meta Sheds $200 Bn In Stock Plummet

Facebook has long been marked by an insatiable push for growth, and now has nearly two billion daily users, but the results laid bare the challenges facing the social media giant on several fronts.

Belgium's main port, Antwerp, was one of those where oil trading firms systems were hacked by suspected ransomware attackers

European Oil Port Terminals Hit By Cyberattack

European oil port terminals hit by cyberattack

World Health Organization chief Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, pictured in December 2021, has warned against dismissing the coronavirus Omicron variant as mild

WHO Sees Pause, Even End Of Pandemic For Europe

WHO sees pause, even end of pandemic for Europe

While the ECB is avoiding interest rate hikes for now, its peers in Britain and the US are taking more aggressive decisions

ECB Chief Opens Door To 2022 Rate Hike As Inflation Soars

ECB chief opens door to 2022 rate hike as inflation soars

Household gas and electricity bills are due to jump in the UK due to the rising wholesale prices, adding to fears about the cost of living

UK To Support Consumers As Energy Price Cap Rises 54%

UK to support consumers as energy price cap rises 54%

The Bank of England has started raising interest rates sooner than its peers in the US and the eurozone to tackle inflation

BoE Agrees Second Rate Hike In Row As Inflation Soars

BoE agrees second rate hike in row as inflation soars

An undated picture of Lokman Slim, whose unsolved murder is among those pointing to the "dangerous weakness" of Lebanon's rule of law, Human Rights Watch said

Rights Group Slams Lebanon For "flawed" Murder Probes

Rights group slams Lebanon for "flawed" murder probes

The risk of a Russian attack on Ukraine is freezing projects at some local business and scaring off some investors

Invasion Or Not, Ukraine's Economy Is Already Paying Price

Invasion or not, Ukraine's economy is already paying price

German Chancellor Olaf Scholz Scholz was sworn in on December 8 after leading his Social Democrats to a sensational election win

'Where Is Scholz?': Germany's New Chancellor Under Fire

'Where is Scholz?': Germany's new chancellor under fire

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