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A file photo from November 28, 2019 of the young British woman as she arrived for her trial at the Famagusta District Court in Paralimni in eastern Cyprus

Cyprus Court Quashes UK Woman's 'False Gang Rape' Conviction

Cyprus court quashes UK woman's 'false gang rape' conviction

The Omicron variant could weight on growth in early 2022, according to analysts

Eurozone Economy Rebounded In 2021 After Covid Crash

Eurozone economy rebounded in 2021 after Covid crash

The junta is headed by Lieutenant-Colonel Paul-Henri Sandaogo Damiba, who commands a region that has been badly hit by jihadist attacks

International Envoys Praise 'Openness' Of Burkina Junta

International envoys praise 'openness' of Burkina junta

Qatar's Emir Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad al-Thani (L) meets Tunisia's President Kais Saied in the Tunisian capital on February 24

Qatar Emir Meets Biden In Shadow Of Ukraine Tensions

Qatar emir meets Biden in shadow of Ukraine tensions

Passengers are returning to public transport in London but its operator says it is struggling due to pandemic losses

'Mind The (funding) Gap!' London's 'Tube' Seeks Post-Covid Cash

'Mind the (funding) gap!' London's 'Tube' seeks post-Covid cash

Mohammad Saud is one of the brothers who run Wildlife Rescue, a group devoted to injured predatory birds

Birds Of A Feather: India's Raptor-rescuing Brothers

Birds of a feather: India's raptor-rescuing brothers

The ECB is wary that any escalation in Ukraine, through which Russia supplies Europe with much of its gas, could push energy prices still higher

Ukraine Crisis Adds To Inflation Jitters As ECB Meets

Ukraine crisis adds to inflation jitters as ECB meets

Increasing number of people in cities like Kyiv are scrambling to prepare for the worst by learning survival skills

Ukrainians Hone Survival Skills As Russia Tensions Mount

Ukrainians hone survival skills as Russia tensions mount

A picture taken on January 24, 2022 shows Abu Dhabi, capital of the UAE which has come again under attack by Yemen's Huthi rebels

UAE Intercepts Yemen Rebel Missile In Third Week Of Attacks

UAE intercepts Yemen rebel missile in third week of attacks

The Nord Stream 2 pipeline has become a key bargaining chip for the West in its bid to stop Moscow from invading Ukraine

Ukraine Tensions Jumble Up Germany's Energy Puzzle

Ukraine tensions jumble up Germany's energy puzzle

The 13 members of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) and 10 other oil-producing countries, including Russia, formed the OPEC+ alliance in 2016 as a response to rapidly growing competition from the US as well as falling crude pric

Top Oil Producers To Meet Amid Record Crude Prices

Top oil producers to meet amid record crude prices

French President Emmanuel Macron is betting his tough stance on jabs willÂ ensure broad support when he seeks a second term

Eyeing New Term, Macron Walks Tightrope On Vaccinations

Eyeing new term, Macron walks tightrope on vaccinations

Austrian musician Katharina Teufel-Lieli is one of tens of thousands to have joined demonstrations against making the Covid jab compulsory

Unvaccinated And Undeterred: Austria Holdouts Dig In Despite New Law

Unvaccinated and undeterred: Austria holdouts dig in despite new law

A combo picture released from North Korea's state-media KCNA shows the test-fire of a Hwasong 12 intermediate-range ballistic missile

North Korea Confirms Most Powerful Missile Test Since 2017

North Korea confirms most powerful missile test since 2017

Los Angeles Rams kicker Matt Gay puts his team ahead against the San Francisco 49ers

Rams, Bengals Seal Comebacks To Set Up Super Bowl Showdown

Rams, Bengals seal comebacks to set up Super Bowl showdown

Canadian-born goaltender Matt Dalton is the only one of the foreign imports brought in to bolster South Korea's 2018 Winter Olympic ice hockey squad to remain in the country

The Rise And Demise Of South Korea's Olympic Ice Hockey Dream

The rise and demise of South Korea's Olympic ice hockey dream

Neil Young demanded Spotify remove his music or drop podcaster Joe Rogan after a call from medical professionals to prevent Rogan from promoting 'several falsehoods about Covid-19 vaccines'

Spotify To Link Virus Content To Covid Facts After Misinformation Row

Spotify to link virus content to Covid facts after misinformation row

The early election came as the nation of around 10 million people tries to boost its tourism-dependent economy

Portugal's Socialists Re-elected With Majority

Portugal's Socialists re-elected with majority

Rafael Nadal reacts after beating Daniil Medvedev over an epic five sets in the Australian Open final

Nadal's Mightiest Comeback Secures 'Special' 21st Slam

Nadal's mightiest comeback secures 'special' 21st Slam

A Ukrainian solider on the frontline in eastern Ukraine, which has turned to the West since Moscow seized the Crimea peninsula in 2014

Russia, US Clash At UN Over Ukraine Crisis As Oligarchs Threatened

Russia, US clash at UN over Ukraine crisis as oligarchs threatened

Italian President Sergio Mattarella has been re-elected but that is unlikely to halt the Machiavellian plotting among political parties

Turmoil Ahead For Italy After Bruising Presidential Vote

Turmoil ahead for Italy after bruising presidential vote

Ashleigh Barty poses with the Australian Open trophy

Barty 'Humbled' After Joining Tennis Royalty

Barty 'humbled' after joining tennis royalty

Prime Minister Antonio Costa led his Socialists to victory in 2019

Portugal's PM Antonio Costa, A Pragmatic Socialist

The former mayor of Lisbon took the reins in 2015 following a ballot in which his Socialists finished second behind a center-right coalition that had overseen a harsh EU-imposed austerity program.

The prospect of another weakÂ minority government comes as Portugal is trying to boost its tourism-dependent economy which has been badly hit by the coronavirus pandemic

Socialist Reign At Stake In Portugal Election

Socialist reign at stake in Portugal election

In normal times, hundreds of millions of people pack buses, trains and planes early each year in the world's largest annual human migration

Despite Covid, It's Home Or Bust For China Holiday Travellers

Despite Covid, it's home or bust for China holiday travellers

Aamer Hayat Bhandara (C), a farmer and local councillor, hopes digital tools will revolutionise Pakistan's agriculture industry

Start Ups Bringing Pakistan's Farming Into Digital Age

Agriculture entrepreneurs are bringing the digital age to Pakistan's farmers, helping them plan crops better and distribute their produce when the time is right.

North Korea has never test-fired this many missiles in a calendar month before and last week threatened to abandon an over four-year-long self-imposed moratorium on testing long-range and nuclear weapons

North Korea Test-fires Most Powerful Missile Since 2017

North Korea test-fires most powerful missile since 2017

A stuffed teddy bear hangs from a light pole at a memorial for 8-year-old Melissa Ortega, who was struck in Chicago by stray bullets

Stray Bullets Kill Bystanders As US Shootings Soar

Stray bullets kill bystanders as US shootings soar

Safa al-Saeedi, 29, is one of just 180 women among the 5,000 employees of Iraq's Basrah Gas Company, a joint venture with Shell and Mitsubishi

Bottom Of Gender Rankings, Iraqi Women Defy Critics To Work

Bottom of gender rankings, Iraqi women defy critics to work

A British soldier drags a Catholic protester during the Bloody Sunday killings on January 30, 1972, a turning point in Northern Ireland's Troubles

Anger, Reflection As N.Ireland Marks 50 Years Since 'Bloody Sunday'

Anger, reflection as N.Ireland marks 50 years since 'Bloody Sunday'

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