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Omicron is taking the festiveness out of the financially important holiday season for Britain's hospitality sector

British Hospitality Businesses Reel From Omicron Surge

British hospitality businesses reel from Omicron surge

Chilean presidential candidate Jose Antonio Kast at his final rally in Santiago ahead of the run-off election

The 'Lesser Evil': Stark Choice For Chile Voters

The 'lesser evil': stark choice for Chile voters

A vigil in Oxford, Michigan to honor the four students killed in a shooting at Oxford High School on November 30, 2021

US On Alert After Social Media Rumors Of School Shootings

US on alert after social media rumors of school shootings

The UN says thousands have died in the 13-month conflict

UN Rights Council Opens Probe Of Abuses In Ethiopia Conflict

UN rights council opens probe of abuses in Ethiopia conflict

Friedrich Merz on Friday promised to stand for the CDU party 'in its entirety'

Merkel Rival Wins Leadership Of German Conservatives

Merkel rival wins leadership of German conservatives

Israeli soldiers patrol the Palestinian village of Burqah, in the occupied West Bank, after reported attacks by settlers

Israel Hunts Palestinian Suspects After West Bank Settler Killing

Israel hunts Palestinian suspects after West Bank settler killing

Western countries have sounded the alarm over a build up of Russian troops around Ukraine

Russia Demands Talks On US, NATO Containment Amid Ukraine Showdown

Russia demands talks on US, NATO containment amid Ukraine showdown

The UN says thousands have died in the 13-month conflict

Ethiopia Risks Descent Into 'Generalised Violence': UN

Ethiopia risks descent into 'generalised violence': UN

Australian captain Steve Smith led from the front against England

Australia Remove Openers To Leave England In Deep Trouble

Australia remove openers to leave England in deep trouble

In 2001, Argentina saw protests against the government of then-president Fernando de la Rua

Trauma Of Argentine 'Great Crisis' Lives On 20 Years Later

Trauma of Argentine 'great crisis' lives on 20 years later

Arctic sea ice has shrunk on average by more than 13 percent per decade over the past 40 years

Melting Arctic Ice Draws Killer Whales Further North

Melting Arctic ice draws killer whales further north

Beijing says a lack of patriotic education allowed Hong Kongers to be misled and radicalised, and has moved to incubate loyalty within students

Patriots Or Pretenders? Students Navigate Hong Kong Classroom Crackdown

Patriots or pretenders? Students navigate Hong Kong classroom crackdown

Commentators predict Boris Johnson's position would be under threat if his Conservatives lose the by-election

UK's Johnson Takes 'Personal Responsibility' For By-election Disaster

UK's Johnson takes 'personal responsibility' for by-election disaster

The charred interior of the fourth floor of the narrow office building was visible through broken and blackened windows

24 Dead In Japan Fire At Mental Health Clinic

24 dead in Japan fire at mental health clinic

Some 4.5 million residents in the city of 7.5 million can vote but their ballots will only decide 20 seats in a 90-person legislature

Turnout The Only Unknown As Hong Kong Holds First 'Patriots Only' Polls

Turnout the only unknown as Hong Kong holds first 'patriots only' polls

12 Dead As Powerful Typhoon Batters The Philippines

12 dead as powerful typhoon batters the Philippines

When he inherited power 10 years ago, North Korean leader Kim Jong Un seemed open to foreign ideas and market reforms, but is increasingly shutting down outside influences as he enters his second decade in office

Fortress Pyongyang: Kim Seeks To Push Back Outside Influences

Fortress Pyongyang: Kim seeks to push back outside influences

Gabriel Boric (L) and Jose Antonio Kast face off in Chile's runoff election

Chile Chooses President From Polar Opposites

Chile chooses president from polar opposites

Finland, Norway and Sweden have stepped up moves to atone for past injustices towards the indigenous Sami minority

Indigenous Sami Wary As Nordics Look To Atone For Past Wrongs

Indigenous Sami wary as Nordics look to atone for past wrongs

Nadal back on court in Abu Dhabi on Friday

No Great Expectations For Nadal On Return In Abu Dhabi

No great expectations for Nadal on return in Abu Dhabi

The Premier League has been hit by a wave of coronavirus cases among squads

Six Games Called Off As Covid Wreaks Havoc On Premier League

Six games called off as Covid wreaks havoc on Premier League

The prosecution and defense are making their final arguments to jurors in Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes's US fraud trial

Fraud Or Failure? Final Arguments In Theranos US Trial

Fraud or failure? Final arguments in Theranos US trial

Britain's Department for International Trade said the deal which will eliminate tariffs on all exports between the two nations

Britain And Australia Conclude Free Trade Deal

Britain and Australia conclude free trade deal

This undated trial evidence image obtained from the US District Court for the Southern District of New York shows the late American financier Jeffrey Epstein and British socialite Ghislaine Maxwell

Former Maxwell Assistant, Psychologist Testify In Sex Crimes Trial

Former Maxwell assistant, psychologist testify in sex crimes trial

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg to insisted that any decision on membership was a matter for Kiev and the alliance's 30 member states

EU Threatens Russia Sanctions As NATO Backs Ukraine

EU threatens Russia sanctions as NATO backs Ukraine

Israeli border guards block the entrance to the Palestinian village of al-Lubban al-Sharqiya, near Nablus city in the occupied West Bank, during a demonstration by settlers on December 14, 2021

One Israeli Dead, Two Wounded In West Bank Shooting

One Israeli dead, two wounded in West Bank shooting

Facebook parent Meta says it has targeted a series of companies that use its networks for spying

Meta Targets 'Cyber Mercenaries' Using Facebook To Spy

Meta targets 'cyber mercenaries' using Facebook to spy

Stationed in the heavily damaged village of Pisky just outside the separatist stronghold city of Donetsk, soldiers patrol trenches in freezing temperaturesÂ

In Trenches Of Eastern Ukraine, Soldiers Want NATO Membership

In trenches of eastern Ukraine, soldiers want NATO membership

Worshippers at St Peter's Church in Port-au-Prince, Haiti -- the Christian Aid Ministries group said its prayers had been answered with the release of 12 hostages

Last 12 North American Hostages Freed In Haiti

Last 12 North American hostages freed in Haiti

Demonstrators from the Uyghur community take part in a protest near the Belgium parliament in Brussels in July 2021

US Hits China With New Trade Curbs, Sanctions Over Uyghur Rights

US hits China with new trade curbs, sanctions over Uyghur rights

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