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A French soldier patrols the streets of Gao

French Forces Pack Up In Mali For Sahel Pullout

French forces pack up in Mali for Sahel pullout

Australia plans to build the nuclear-powered submarines using US or British technology

Australia Warned Bid For Nuclear Subs Carries 'Enormous' Risks

Australia warned bid for nuclear subs carries 'enormous' risks

The British cargo ship Scot Carrier (L) and the capsized Danish cargo ship Karin Hoej collided early Monday

Two Missing After Cargo Ships Collide South Of Sweden

Two missing after cargo ships collide south of Sweden

The monastery was set up in 1360

Russian Teenager 'Blows Himself Up' At Orthodox School

Russian teenager 'blows himself up' at Orthodox school

Jailed Hong Kong mogul Jimmy Lai is due to be sentenced for attending a banned Tiananmen vigil

Hong Kong Media Mogul Lai Defiant At Tiananmen Vigil Sentencing

Hong Kong media mogul Lai defiant at Tiananmen vigil sentencing

Right groups say China has detained around one million Uighurs and other Muslims in re-education camps in western Xinjiang region

China's SenseTime Postpones Hong Kong IPO After US Blacklisting

China's SenseTime postpones Hong Kong IPO after US blacklisting

Max Verstappen crossed the line first after a thrilling final lap battle against Lewis Hamilton

Verstappen Crowned World Champion Despite Mercedes' Protests

Verstappen crowned world champion despite Mercedes' protests

P.S. Vinothraj drew from his family's battle with poverty and his sister's experience ofÂ marital abuse to create his film 'Pebbles'

From Flower Hawker To Film Auteur: India's New Cinematic Sensation

From flower hawker to film auteur: India's new cinematic sensation

On January 6, 2021, outgoing president Donald Trump called on supporters to go to the US Capitol to "stop the steal" of the election, which he had lost to Democrat Joe Biden

January 6 Probe, New Books Lift Lid On Trump's Final Days In Office

January 6 probe, new books lift lid on Trump's final days in office

The skyline of Riyadh, Saudi Arabia in 2014, the year when oil prices collapsed and the kingdom's budget fell into years of deficits

Saudi Projects Budget Surplus After Years Of Deficits

King Salman said the improved fiscal situation for the world's biggest oil exporter comes "after the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia has overcome the economic repercussions and the exceptional stages of the coronavirus pandemic."

This file photo taken on October 6, 2019 shows Mexican singer and actor Vicente Fernandez, a hugely popular musician who died on December 12, 2021

Vicente Fernandez, A 'Sinatra' To Mexican Fans, Dies At 81

Vicente Fernandez, a 'Sinatra' to Mexican fans, dies at 81

Max Verstappen crossed the line first after a thrilling final lap battle against Lewis Hamilton

Verstappen Wins First World Title After Protests Rejected

Verstappen wins first world title after protests rejected

The site of the MCP candle factory in Mayfield, Kentucky that was destroyed by a tornado

In Ruins Of Kentucky Factory, Hope For Improbable 'Miracle'

Inside what was once a candle factory, dozens of workers were trapped when the most powerful tornado in the history of Kentucky rumbled through.

The UK government began the reintroduction of Covid restrictions last Friday

UK Announces Booster Drive To Fight 'Tidal Wave' Of Omicron

UK announces booster drive to fight 'tidal wave' of Omicron

UK Foreign Secretary Liz Truss said time was running out for Iran to agree a deal on its nuclear ambitions, and warned Russia of consequences if it invaded Ukraine

G7 Issues Strong Warnings On Iran And Russia

G7 issues strong warnings on Iran and Russia

In his file photo taken on August 31, 2020, the Emirati, Israeli and US flags fly at the Abu Dhabi airport at the arrival of the first-ever commercial flight from Israel to the UAE

Israeli PM On Historic Visit To UAE

Israeli PM on historic visit to UAE

The territory was granted three independence referendums under a 1988 deal aimed at easing tensions on the islands

New Caledonia Rejects Independence From France In Boycotted Vote

New Caledonia rejects independence from France in boycotted vote

The Rwanda government hopes to reduce carbon dioxideÂ emissionsÂ by 16 percent by 2030

Rwanda Turns To Electric Motorbikes To Drive Down Emissions

Rwanda turns to electric motorbikes to drive down emissions

There is no formal organisation tasked with making sure individual nations' climate plans are on track

Who Will Be The Judge Of Countries' Climate Plans?

There is no formal organization tasked with making sure individual nations are on track.

The small town of Mayfield in Kentucky suffered widespread tornado destruction

Grief, Despair In Small Kentucky Town After Devastating Tornadoes

Grief, despair in small Kentucky town after devastating tornadoes

Passengers' view of monitor showing road navigation, from the interior of a self-driving taxi being used in a tech demonstration in the UAE capital Abu Dhabi

'Smooth Ride': UAE Taxis Drive Towards Autonomous Future

'Smooth ride': UAE taxis drive towards autonomous future

A surge in digital lending has seen thousands of Kenyans swipe their way into debt

As Kenya Binges On Easy Credit, Public Shaming Follows

As Kenya binges on easy credit, public shaming follows

Although the Dutch are almost done with Europe's biggest natural gas field, the Groningen site is not yet done with residents

Gas Field Tremor Terror Haunts Dutch Villages

Gas field tremor terror haunts Dutch villages

Lebanese protesters block a highway in Beirut on November 29, 2021, as the country struggles with a deep economic crisis -- economic instability in the Middle East is a factor spurring a turn to online banking and financial tools

Young Arabs Swipe To Fintech As Saving, Investing Takes Off

Young Arabs swipe to fintech as saving, investing takes off

Germany's new Finance Minister Christian Lindner will be overseeing a massive green investment programme agreed by the new coalition

Christian Lindner, Car Lover At Wheel Of Europe's Top Economy

Christian Lindner, car lover at wheel of Europe's top economy

A Syrian boy shows Turkish coins while shopping in Syria's rebel-held city of Al-Bab, where Turkish money is the main currency but has plunged in value, adding to people's pain

Turkish Lira Collapse Piles Misery On Northern Syria

Turkish lira collapse piles misery on northern Syria

Robots mount doors on an ID.3 Volkswagen electric car. Germany's pivot to electric vehicles means carmakers are racing to retrain their workforces

German Carmakers Race To Retrain Workforce For Electric Age

German carmakers race to retrain workforce for electric age

A growing number of Germans are fighting against the construction of electricity pylons near their homes, a trend that risks slowing down the transition to renewables

Wildlife Concerns Blunt Germany's Green Power Efforts

Wildlife concerns blunt Germany's green power efforts

The proposed law pits growing numbers of people with pets against those who consider the practice decadent and hold that under Islamic law dogs, like pigs, are unclean

Iranian Animal Lovers Decry Plan To Ban Pets

Iranian animal lovers decry plan to ban pets

Many Afghans have turned to the carpet-making industry for work after the Taliban takeover sparked an economic crisis

Afghan Families Go Back To Making Carpets As Economy Unravels

Afghan families go back to making carpets as economy unravels

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