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An Iranian female football fan poses ahead of the 2022 Qatar World Cup Asian Qualifiers match against Iraq, the first time in three years women were allowed to attend a national team match

Women Attend Iran-Iraq Match In Tehran Stadium

Women attend Iran-Iraq match in Tehran stadium

Poland in September banned media and aid groups from the immediate border area citing security reasons, and put up razor wire and deployed soldiers

Media Under Watch On EU's Frozen Eastern Frontier

Media under watch on EU's frozen eastern frontier

Inbar Nacht, founder and president of Israeli foundation Nacht Philanthropic Ventures, at her home in the Israeli coastal city of Tel Aviv

Haunted By Holocaust, Israeli Group Helps Fleeing Afghans

Haunted by Holocaust, Israeli group helps fleeing Afghans

Burkina's new strongman is Lieutenant-Colonel Paul-Henri Sandaogo Damiba, who commands the army in country's jihadist-torn east

Burkina's New Junta Holds Talks On Eve Of Key Summit

Burkina's new junta holds talks on eve of key summit

Following the shooting, the gunman had contacted police himself and surrendered to officers

Ukraine Leader Orders Probe After Conscript Shoots Five Dead

Ukraine leader orders probe after conscript shoots five dead

Ashleigh Barty was in top form to make the Australian Open final

Rampant Barty To Meet Powerhouse Collins In Australian Open Final

Rampant Barty to meet powerhouse Collins in Australian Open final

Global markets have turned bearish as the Federal Reserve begins to withdraw the ultra-cheap support policies put in place at the start of the pandemic

Global Stocks Mixed As Markets Digest Fed, Dollar Surges

Global stocks mixed as markets digest Fed, dollar surges

The alliance is among several major global carmakers increasingly prioritising electric and hybrid vehicles

Nissan Alliance To Invest $25 Bn In Electric Vehicles Over 5 Years

Nissan, Renault and Mitsubishi Motors said the latest outlay followed $11 billion already spent on its "offensive strategy in electrification," promising 35 new electric models by 2030.

Infection rates are still high but have been falling, after a government booster jab drive

Return To 'Plan A': England Lifts Omicron Curbs

Return to 'Plan A': England lifts Omicron curbs

The number of people earning the minimum wage in Portugal has doubled in the past decade

Minimum Wage In Focus As Portugal Heads To Polls

Minimum wage in focus as Portugal heads to polls

Downing Street has denied Boris Johnson intervened to secure the evacuation of animals from Kabul as the Tliban seized power

UK's Johnson Waits For Report On Lockdown Parties

UK's Johnson waits for report on lockdown parties

Secretary of State Antony Blinken briefs the press on the US response to Russia's security demands regarding Ukraine

US, Germany Step Up Pipeline Warnings If Russia Invades Ukraine

US, Germany step up pipeline warnings if Russia invades Ukraine

Beijing has been hoping to turn next week's sports extravaganza into a soft power triumph

China Warns US Over 'Interfering' In Winter Olympics

China warns US over 'interfering' in Winter Olympics

Lithuania infuriated China in July when it allowed Taiwan to open a diplomatic outpost in Vilnius

EU Launches WTO Case Against China Over Lithuania Row

EU launches WTO case against China over Lithuania row

Xiomara Castro was elected as Honduras' president in November polls

Castro To Be Sworn In As First Woman President Of Honduras

Castro to be sworn in as first woman president of Honduras

The strange bursts of radio energy were detected using the Murchison Widefield Array telescope in Australia

Object Found In The Milky Way 'Unlike Anything Astronomers Have Seen'

Object found in the Milky Way 'unlike anything astronomers have seen'

A United Nations report published last year concluded that the Fukushima nuclear disaster had not harmed the health of local residents

Six Sue Fukushima Nuclear Plant Operator Over Thyroid Cancer

Six sue Fukushima nuclear plant operator over thyroid cancer

Aset Abishev was held without charge or access to communications and finally released a week later, his body covered in bruises

Torture Trail Raises Questions On Kazakh Terror Claims

Torture trail raises questions on Kazakh terror claims

China's Eileen Gu could be one of the faces of the Olympics

Olympic Giants China Face Tough Medal Fight At Home Games

Olympic giants China face tough medal fight at home Games

Friday marks the first time in Pakistan's history that a year has passed with no new polio cases

Fighting Taliban And Mistrust, Pakistan Marks One Year Polio-free

Fighting Taliban and mistrust, Pakistan marks one year polio-free

Pandemic-driven working from home has boosted demand for devices powered by Samsung's chips, as well as home appliances such as televisions and washing machines

Samsung Reports 53% Jump In Profit Despite Supply Chain Woes

Samsung reports 53% jump in profit despite supply chain woes

England has lifted Covid restrictions introduced to combat the wave of Omicron

England Lifts Omicron Restrictions

England lifts Omicron restrictions

Tesla, Elon Musk's electric auto company, reported record annual profits but warned that supply chain problems would persist into 2022

Tesla Reports Record Profit, Sees More Supply Chain Woes In 2022

The electric carmaker, which scored an 87% jump in auto deliveries last year in spite of the global semiconductor shortage, reported a 71% rise in revenues to $53.8 billion.

A SpaceX rocket carrying a NASA weather satellite blasts off in February 2015 from Cape Canaveral, Florida

Three, Two, One: Astronomers Predict SpaceX Space Junk Will Hit The Moon

Three, two, one: astronomers predict SpaceX space junk will hit the Moon

Andrew, the second son of Britain's Queen Elizabeth II, withdrew from public life as a royal in 2019 after a widely ridiculed BBC interview where he sought to vindicate himself of the accusation

Prince Andrew Seeking Jury Trial In Sex Assault Case In New York

Prince Andrew seeking jury trial in sex assault case in New York

US Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer reportedly plans to retire at the end of the current term in June 2022

Liberal US Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer To Retire

Liberal US Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer to retire

A fourth round of voting for Italian president will be held Thursday after three failed votes on a successor to Sergio Matteralla

Italian MPs Fail In Third Bid To Elect President

Italian MPs fail in third bid to elect president

The World Trade Organization ruled in favor of Beijing in an anti-dumping dispute between the United States and China that stretched all the way back to 2012

WTO: China Can Slap Duties On $645 Mn Of US Imports

WTO: China can slap duties on $645 mn of US imports

The move by the World Trade Organization does not mean China will automatically impose the tariffs

China Hails WTO Green Light On US Import Duties

China hails WTO green light on US import duties

Boeing is producing the 787 'at a very low rate' due to quality issues that weighed on the company's fourth quarter

Boeing Reports Another Loss Due To 787 Woes

Boeing reports another loss due to 787 woes

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