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Novak Djokovic is chasing a record 21st Grand Slam but his place at the Australian Open is in peril

Djokovic Drawn To Play Australian Open As Deportation Threat Looms

Djokovic drawn to play Australian Open as deportation threat looms

Diplomatic efforts are under way to try and defuse the mounting crisis on Ukraine's border with Russia

OSCE Says Dialogue 'Imperative' To Defuse Ukraine Crisis

OSCE says dialogue 'imperative' to defuse Ukraine crisis

A university student takes a course via remote learning at home in Beirut, but staying connected during state power cuts that can last more than 20 hours a day comes with a financial cost

Students Struggle As Lebanon Crisis Cripples University Sector

Students struggle as Lebanon crisis cripples university sector

The Costa Concordia, carrying 4,229 people from 70 countries, ran aground while many passengers were at dinner

Ten Years On, Survivors Haunted By Italy Cruise Ship Disaster

Ten years on, survivors haunted by Italy cruise ship disaster

Climate emergency or not, indigenous Sami reindeer herders say large-scale wind farms threaten their livelihoods and encroach on their ancestral traditions

Earth, Wind And Reindeer: Lapland Herders See Red Over Turbines

Earth, wind and reindeer: Lapland herders see red over turbines

Zoila Rodriguez with a photo of her ex-husband Fredy Beirut and their children Exeynt and Katia, all three of whom are in prison for having participated in unprecedented anti-government protests Cuba in July 2021

In Cuba, 20-year Sentence For Filming Protest

In Cuba, 20-year sentence for filming protest

French couture designer Julien Fournie is among those seeing the online universe as lab for products that can be then produced in the real world

Meta-works: Online Universe Becomes Lab For Real-life Products

From sneakers sketched in the virtual world but produced in the real one, to designers who preview clothes on avatars before making them – the barrier between digital and tangible is thinning.

Josiane Paris, a volunteer at Jerusalem's Tahel Crisis Center, which supports children and women in religious Jewish communities. Israel's ultra-Orthodox Jewish community has been shaken by sexual abuse claims against several of its leading figures

Israel's Ultra-Orthodox Jews Confront #MeToo Claims

Israel's ultra-Orthodox Jews confront #MeToo claims

Anwar Raslan faces life in jail if convicted of crimes against humanity by a court in Germany

Syrian Ex-colonel Faces Verdict In German Torture Trial

Syrian ex-colonel faces verdict in German torture trial

A US judge has ruled that a sexual assault lawsuit brought against Britain's Prince Andrew, seen in November 2019, can move forward

What Next For Prince Andrew? US Sex Assault Lawsuit Explained

What next for Prince Andrew? US sex assault lawsuit explained

Chaotic scenes marred Mali's win over Tunisia in Limbe

Chaos, Controversy At Cup Of Nations As Mali, Gambia And Ivory Coast All Win

Chaos, controversy at Cup of Nations as Mali, Gambia and Ivory Coast all win

A shortage of computer chips has stalled auto manufacturing, driving a price increase for used vehicles

Revved Up US Demand For Used Cars Sends Prices Soaring

The strange twist comes as a global shortage of computer chips amid the Covid-19 pandemic has stalled auto manufacturing, fueling a price increase for used vehicles, which in turn helped drive record U.S. inflation last year.

Ronnie Spector onstage at the annual Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction ceremony in March 2010

'Be My Baby' Singer Ronnie Spector Dies At 78

'Be My Baby' singer Ronnie Spector dies at 78

Saad al-Hilli, a 50-year-old Iraqi-born British tourist in France, was gunned down along with his 47-year-old wife Iqbal and her 74-year-old mother in a woodland car park close to the village of Chevaline in 2012

French Police Arrest Man Over 2012 Alps Killing Of British Family

French police arrest man over 2012 Alps killing of British family

Adelkhah is one of at least a dozen Western nationals believed to be held in Iran who activists say are being held as hostages at the behest of the elite Revolutionary Guards to extract concessions from the West

Iran Sends French-Iranian Academic Back To Prison: Supporters

Iran sends French-Iranian academic back to prison: supporters

Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett cautioned his citizens that Iranians could be "behind the information" on social media

Israel Says Iran 'Spy Network' Recruited Women Online

Israel says Iran 'spy network' recruited women online

Retirement planning is about balancing time and investments with proper guidance.

4 Financial Mistakes That Could Cost a Golden Retirement

Not investing in the right assets, missing out on 401(k) contributions, getting stuck in high-interest loans, and not seeking the right financial advice for managing life savings could delay your retirement goals by years.

Sofia Bekatorou (for right) arrived at court with her family

Greek Coach Pleads Not Guilty To Rape Of 11-year-old

Greek coach pleads not guilty to rape of 11-year-old

British actor Benedict Cumberbatch was nominated by the US Screen Actors Guild for his role in Jane Campion's gothic Western 'The Power of the Dog'

'Power Of The Dog,' 'House Of Gucci' Top SAG Nominations

'Power of the Dog,' 'House of Gucci' top SAG nominations

The online word game 'Wordle' has gripped the attention of millions around the world

What In The Wordle? Five-letter Puzzle Craze Goes Global

What in the Wordle? Five-letter puzzle craze goes global

A sign for Camp Justice, where trials are held for detainees at the Guantanamo Bay Naval Base, Cuba.

Five More Guantanamo Detainees Approved For Release

Five more Guantanamo detainees approved for release

A shortage of semiconductors hampered auto production in 2021, sending used car prices higher and fueling the spike in US inflation

Biden Points To 'Progress' As US Prices Hit Record High Last Year

Biden points to 'progress' as US prices hit record high last year

British opposition Labour leader Keir Starmer urged Prime Minister Boris Johnson to resign

UK PM Fights For Survival After Lockdown Party Hangover

UK PM fights for survival after lockdown party hangover

The French government is banking on new nuclear plants to hit its targets for reducing carbon dioxide emissions

France's New-generation Nuclear Plant Delayed Again

France's new-generation nuclear plant delayed again

Prince Andrew has vehemently denied claims he had sex with Virginia Giuffre, and said he has no recollection of meeting her

US Judge Rules That Prince Andrew Sex Assault Case Can Proceed

US judge rules that Prince Andrew sex assault case can proceed

Pope Francis, pictured enjoying ballet in 2019, has spoken of the power of music

Music-loving Pope Visits Rome Record Store

Music-loving pope visits Rome record store

Carrie Lam presided over the first session of a new 'patriots only' legislature

Hong Kong To Create More National Security Crimes

Hong Kong to create more national security crimes

Novak Djokovic is battling to stay in Australia and fight for a record 21st Grand Slam

Djokovic Admits 'Errors' As He Fights To Avoid Australian Deportation

Djokovic admits 'errors' as he fights to avoid Australian deportation

Martin Sebastian Gussone from the German Archaeological Institute reviews his notes at Iraq's ancient site of Al-Hirah

European Archaeologists Back In Iraq After Years Of War

European archaeologists back in Iraq after years of war

The next round of US-Russia dialogue is to be held at NATO headquarters in Brussels

NATO And Russia Confront Stark Differences On Ukraine Crisis

NATO and Russia confront stark differences on Ukraine crisis

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