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Hong Kong's oldest university has dismantled and removed a statue commemorating democracy protesters killed by Chinese troops around Tiananmen Square in 1989

Dissident Artists Lament Hong Kong Tiananmen Statue's Removal

Dissident artists lament Hong Kong Tiananmen statue's removal

Map of Libya

Delayed Libya Poll 'Slow Motion Train Wreck': Analysts

Delayed Libya poll 'slow motion train wreck': analysts

Observers were barred from the courtroom and a group of supporters gathered outside in the cold

Moscow Court Considers Shutting Down Memorial Rights Centre

Moscow court considers shutting down Memorial rights centre

All 13 million Xi'an residents have been ordered to stay home

'A Week Of Anxiety': Xi'an Residents Hunker Down For City Lockdown

'A week of anxiety': Xi'an residents hunker down for city lockdown

Hundreds of thousands of people are homeless after Super Typhoon Rai cut a swathe through the Philippines, leaving desperate survivors pleading for help

'A Little Aid Would Help': Philippine Typhoon Survivors Beg For Food

'A little aid would help': Philippine typhoon survivors beg for food

China is on high alert for Covid-19 ahead of Februaryâs Winter Olympics

Ecuador Mandates Jabs, Italy To Enforce Masks Outdoors As Omicron Rages

Ecuador mandates jabs, Italy to enforce masks outdoors as Omicron rages

Trucking has become a focus of US supply chain problems, prompting debate on whether policies should focus on recruiting new drivers or retaining existing workers

US Trucking's Conundrum: Driver Shortage Or Retention Problem?

US trucking's conundrum: Driver shortage or retention problem?

Dust: A UN aid helicopter arrives at the Rhoo camp for displaced people

Death Stalks Displaced People In Eastern DR Congo

Death stalks displaced people in eastern DR Congo

Park director Prosper Uwingeli says the expansion project is being undertaken 'very, very carefully'

Too Many Gorillas? The Great Apes' Hunt For Space In Rwanda

Too many gorillas? The great apes' hunt for space in Rwanda

Rita Maria De Souza, 59, poses with her basic food parcel donated by the 'Acao da Cidadania' (Citizenship Action) NGO, during the 'Natal sem Fome' (Christmas without Hunger) event in Rio de Janeiro

Hunger Closes In On Brazilians As Christmas Approaches

Hunger closes in on Brazilians as Christmas approaches

Gorgona Island was the site of an infamous former prison in the Pacific Ocean off the southwestern Colombian coast

Colombia's Forgotten Alcatraz: The Island Prison Of Gorgona

Colombia's forgotten Alcatraz: the island prison of Gorgona

Steven Bergwijn scored his first goal of the season for Tottenham

Liverpool Fightback To Beat Leicester As Spurs, Chelsea Reach League Cup Semis

Liverpool fightback to beat Leicester as Spurs, Chelsea reach League Cup semis

Atletico Madrid's Argentinian coach Diego Simeone celebrates 10 years in charge on Thursday joining a stellar cast of managers to remain at the helm of top level clubs for at least a decade

Simeone Joins Stellar Cast In A Decade Or More At Helm Of Top Level Club

Simeone joins stellar cast in a decade or more at helm of top level club

Russian President VladimirÂ PutinÂ (L) has said his country was prepared to take military steps amid tensions on the border with Ukraine, raising concerns among western powers

West Accuses Moscow Of 'Escalation' At Ukraine Border Ahead Of Talks

West accuses Moscow of 'escalation' at Ukraine border ahead of talks

Security guards stand in front of barriers erected around the eight-metre (26-feet) high "Pillar of Shame" at Hong Kong University, which commemorates those killed in Beijing's Tiananmen Square in 1989

Hong Kong University Dismantles Tiananmen Statue, Sparks Outcry

Hong Kong university dismantles Tiananmen statue, sparks outcry

Paxlovid, shown here being produced in Germany, is set to be a milestone in the pandemic

US Health Regulator Authorizes Pfizer's Covid Pill As Omicron Surges

Paxlovid, which comprises two types of tablet, was granted an emergency use authorization by the FDA after a clinical trial showed it to reduce the risk of hospitalizations and deaths among at-risk people by 88%.

A child rests next to a wheelbarrow filled with carrots in Balkh, northwest of Mazar-i-Sharif on December 22, 2021, at a time when Afghanistan is facing economic collapse

UN Security Council Adopts Resolution To Ease Afghan Aid

UN Security Council adopts resolution to ease Afghan aid

Experts warn disinformation campaigns on all sides have worsened into an already explosive situation

Ethiopia's Warring Sides Locked In Disinformation Battle

Ethiopia's warring sides locked in disinformation battle

China is pursuing a rigorous zero-Covid policy before next year's Winter Olympics in Beijing

Boosters May Prolong Covid WHO Warns, France Jabs Kids As Omicron Surges

Boosters may prolong Covid WHO warns, France jabs kids as Omicron surges

Looking for tourists: A man wearing a traditional Kankurang mask on Banjul's Senegambia beach, which usually throngs with visitors

Gambia Seeks To Diversify Tourism Sector After Pandemic Doldrums

Gambia seeks to diversify tourism sector after pandemic doldrums

The trial is taking place at a high-security court near Amsterdam's Schiphol airport

Dutch Prosecutors Call For Life Terms For MH17 Suspects

Dutch prosecutors call for life terms for MH17 suspects

The northern Chinese city of Xi'an is testing all of its 13 million residents for the coronavirus to fight a growing outbreak

Chinese City Locks Down 13 Million Residents To Fight Covid Outbreak

Chinese city locks down 13 million residents to fight Covid outbreak

Car production makes up 41 percent of industrial output in Slovakia

Czech, Slovak Economies Take Hit From Carmakers' Covid Woes

Czech, Slovak economies take hit from carmakers' Covid woes

A roadside billboard in the capital Tripoli urges Libyans to turn out to vote in Friday's presidential election even as it looks ever less likely it will go ahead

Libya Delays Long-awaited Election Seen As Key To Peace

Libya delays long-awaited election seen as key to peace

The online war of words between Taiwanese-American pop idol Wang Leehom and his now ex-wife Lee Jinglei has exploded in recent days

Taiwanese Pop Star's Messy Divorce Captures Chinese Internet

Taiwanese pop star's messy divorce captures Chinese internet

Rai slammed into the popular tourist destination of Bohol, dumping torrential rain, ripping off roofs, uprooting trees and smashing fishing boats

'We Have Nothing Left': Philippine Typhoon Survivors Plead For Help

'We have nothing left': Philippine typhoon survivors plead for help

Record numbers of people have crossed the Channel from northern France to Britain this year to seek asylum

Channel Migrant Crossings To UK More Than Triple In 2021

Channel migrant crossings to UK more than triple in 2021

Red caviar, a favourite among Russians for New Year's Eve, is the most expensive it's been in more than 20 years

Russians Face Soaring Costs And Tough Choices This New Year

Russians face soaring costs and tough choices this New Year

The strongest storm to hit the archipelago this year cut a swathe through Siargao, a tropical paradise known for its sandy beaches, big waves and relaxed vibe

'It's No More': Philippine Surfing Paradise Wiped Out By Typhoon

'It's no more': Philippine surfing paradise wiped out by typhoon

Trader sentiment has been given a boost by hopes US authorities will give the green light to two pills from Pfizer and Merck to treat Covid

Stocks Advance As Holidays Near

Stocks advance as holidays near

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