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Weather extremes in 2021 included a once-in-a-thousand-years heatwave in North America

Last 7 Years 'Warmest On Record' Globally: EU

Last 7 years 'warmest on record' globally: EU

Queen Elizabeth II will be the only British monarch to have ruled for 70 years

Puddings And Pageantry For Queen's Platinum Jubilee

Puddings and pageantry for Queen's Platinum Jubilee

The Grenfell Tower blaze was Britain's deadliest domestic fire since World War II

UK Tells Developers To Pay More On Safety After Fire Tragedy

UK tells developers to pay more on safety after fire tragedy

Russia has put intense pressure on Ukraine since 2014

US, Russia Open High-stakes Talks On Ukraine

US, Russia open high-stakes talks on Ukraine

Sohail Ahmadi is given a kiss by Hamid Safi, a taxi driver who found the boy after he was lost at Kabul airport

Afghan Baby Lost In US Airlift Chaos Reunited With Family

Afghan baby lost in US airlift chaos reunited with family

Kazakhstan's largest city appears to be returning to normal after the worst unrest in the ex-Soviet republic's independent history

Kazakhstan President Says 'Attempted Coup' Defeated

Kazakhstan president says 'attempted coup' defeated

Rutte has vowed a fresh start despite the fact that he has been premier since 2010

Dutch Government Sworn In With Focus On Climate

Dutch government sworn in with focus on climate

Ukrainian soldiers on the front line are dug in in trenches

On Ukraine's Frontline, Little Hope For Russia-US Diplomacy

On Ukraine's frontline, little hope for Russia-US diplomacy

Many blame the unrest on the sheer gulf between a ruling elite constantly finding ways to enrich itself and ordinary people getting steadily poorer

Kazakhs Count Cost Of Living As Largest City Reels From Violence

Kazakhs count cost of living as largest city reels from violence

Melbourne's 'alternative place of detention' houses about 32 migrants trapped in Australia's hardline immigration system

Djokovic Says Focused On Australian Open After Overturning Visa Cancellation

Djokovic says focused on Australian Open after overturning visa cancellation

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'Victims On Every Floor': Nine Kids Among 19 Dead In New York Fire

'Victims on every floor': Nine kids among 19 dead in New York fire

An aerial view of Port-au-Prince, Haiti -- a city battling powerful criminal gangs -- seen on October 28, 2021

Haiti Newsman Tells Of Escape From Deadly Attack By 'All-powerful' Gang

Haiti newsman tells of escape from deadly attack by 'all-powerful' gang

The Hollywood Foreign Press Association -- who vote on the Globes -- still plan to gather at their usual Beverly Hills hotel venue

'Power Of The Dog,' 'West Side Story' Win At Untelevised Golden Globes

'Power of the Dog,' 'West Side Story' win at untelevised Golden Globes

Tigray is the northernmost region of Ethiopia

Aid Agencies Suspend Work In Tigray Area Hit By Deadly Strike: UN

Aid agencies suspend work in Tigray area hit by deadly strike: UN

Some 15,000 soldiers and 10,000 other security personnel were deployed to keep an eye on voters

Opposition Wins Tense Venezuela Vote In Chavez Home Region

Opposition wins tense Venezuela vote in Chavez home region

Kabul University law professor Faizullah Jalal (pictured with his wife Massouda during a trip to Paris in 2004) has long had a reputation as a critic of Afghanistan's leaders

Taliban Arrest Afghan Professor After Criticism

Taliban arrest Afghan professor after criticism

Stuck in their cars overnight after a blizzard in Pakistan, 22 people died from the cold or carbon monoxide poisoning from exhaust fumes

Tourists Question Blizzard Tragedy In Scenic Pakistan Town

Tourists question blizzard tragedy in scenic Pakistan town

Map of Nigeria locating Zamfara state.

Nigeria Attacks Toll Climbs To 200 People Dead, Thousands Displaced

Nigeria attacks toll climbs to 200 people dead, thousands displaced

Team Canada celebrate after winning the ATP Cup

Canada Sweep Past Spain To Win Maiden ATP Cup Title

Canada sweep past Spain to win maiden ATP Cup title

Poland has a vast archive of items that shed light on the history of Freemasonry in Europe

Archive Amassed By Nazis Sheds Light On Masonic History

Archive amassed by Nazis sheds light on Masonic history

Russia has inflicted intense pressure on neighbouring Ukraine since 2014 after a revolution overthrew a government that had sided with the Kremlin

Russia, US Make No Breakthrough On Ukraine But Agree To Keep Talking

Russia, US make no breakthrough on Ukraine but agree to keep talking

People work to clear a road after a deadly blizzard struck Murree, around 70 kilometres (45 miles) northeast of the Pakistan capital, Islamabad

Army Clears Roads Around Snow-bound Pakistan Town After Deadly Blizzard

Army clears roads around snow-bound Pakistan town after deadly blizzard

Kate has been seen much more frequently in recent years, preparing her for a future role as queen consort

Future Queen: Duchess Of Cambridge Turns 40

Future queen: Duchess of Cambridge turns 40

The situation in Mali has put ECOWAS' credibility on the line as it seeks to uphold fundamental principles of governance and contain regional instability

Mali Strongman Open To Dialogue Despite 'Inhumane' Sanctions

Mali strongman open to dialogue despite 'inhumane' sanctions

Protests spread in Kazakhstan after a New Year increase in prices for liquid petroleum gas

Oil Prices Jump Over Kazakhstan Unrest, While Uranium Less Affected

Oil prices jump over Kazakhstan unrest, while uranium less affected

Since Kazakhstan's independence from the Soviet Union in 1991, founding president Nursultan Nazarbayev has been synonymous with the country

'Old Man Out!': Anger In Kazakhstan Focuses On Ex-leader

'Old man out!': Anger in Kazakhstan focuses on ex-leader

Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov and US Deputy Secretary of State Wendy Sherman will lead high-stakes talks on Ukraine in Geneva

US, Russia Hold High-stakes Talks On Ukraine War Fears

US, Russia hold high-stakes talks on Ukraine war fears

Victor Escobar, who chose to die under a new euthanasia law in Colombia, kisses his wife on October 13, 2021 in the city of Cali

Colombian Dies Publicly Under New Euthanasia Policy

Colombian dies publicly under new euthanasia policy

Millwall fans booed as Crystal Palace players took the knee before Saturday's FA Cup tie

Newcastle Stunned By Cambridge 'Dream' In FA Cup

Newcastle stunned by Cambridge 'dream' in FA Cup

Jawar Mohammed is an erstwhile ally of Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed

Tigray Rebels Claim Dozens Killed In Strike On IDP Camp

Tigray rebels claim dozens killed in strike on IDP camp

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