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An initiative named Echele Cabeza carries out about 250 drug purity tests every month at clubs and festivals or at its headquarters in Bogota

Safe Tripping: Drug Tests To Protect Colombia Partygoers

Safe tripping: Drug tests to protect Colombia partygoers

Russian President Vladimir Putin (L) shakes hands with US President Joe Biden ahead of their talks in Geneva on June 16, 2021; they will hold a virtual meeting on December 7, 2021

US Vows To Boost Military Presence If Russia Attacks Ukraine

US vows to boost military presence if Russia attacks Ukraine

A woman walks past a poster showing the mascots of the Beijing 2022 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games in Beijing on December 5, 2021

Beijing Warns US Will 'Pay The Price' For Olympics Diplomatic Boycott

Beijing warns US will 'pay the price' for Olympics diplomatic boycott

Demonstrators outside the trial of British socialite Ghislaine Maxwell

Second Accuser Takes Stand In Maxwell Sex Trafficking Trial

Second accuser takes stand in Maxwell sex trafficking trial

Saudi Arabia only allowed cinemas to reopen in 2018 after a decades-long ban

From Cinema Ban To Film Festival: Saudi Rolls Out Red Carpet

From cinema ban to film festival: Saudi rolls out red carpet

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Kiarash Hossainpour is Educating People Who are Striving for Financial Stability

22-year-old Kiarash Hossainpour is the largest crypto influencer, entrepreneur, and angel investor in Germany. Read his story here.

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Andrew Jeong: A Business Mogul Turned Poker Master

Andrew Jeong is a renowned entrepreneur, investor, and South Korean-American professional poker player living his dream. Read his story here.

All change: Karl Nehammer is Austria's third chancellor in as many months after an eventfull few days in the country's politics

'Loyal Soldier' Takes Helm For Austria's Conservatives

'Loyal soldier' takes helm for Austria's conservatives

Russian President Vladimir Putin's visit to India will be only his second trip abroad since the coronavirus pandemic began

Putin Lauds India As Military, Energy Ties Bolstered

Putin lauds India as military, energy ties bolstered

Pope Francis has long championed the cause of migrants

Pope Concludes Greece Visit Focused On The Plight Of Migrants

Pope concludes Greece visit focused on the plight of migrants

Barcelona coach Xavi (R) and Benfica boss Jorge Jesus (L)

Barca, Atletico In Danger Of Champions League Exit

Barca, Atletico in danger of Champions League exit

There are plenty of Halo players that are passionate about the game, including dressing up in costume to attend the Comic Con Special Edition convention last month in California

New 'Halo' Game Debuts As Xbox Turns 20

New 'Halo' game debuts as Xbox turns 20

Japanese billionaire Yusaku Maezawa will blast off for the ISS as part of a 12-day mission

Yusaku Maezawa: Irreverent Billionaire Fascinated By Space

Yusaku Maezawa: irreverent billionaire fascinated by space

Russia To Send Japanese Tycoon To ISS In Return To Space Tourism

Russia to send Japanese tycoon to ISS in return to space tourism

Toads are a symbol of prosperity and good fortune in Taiwan, but the unexpected discovery of an invasive species has officials and environmentalists scrambling to contain their spread

Taiwan Rushes To Contain Sudden Cane Toad Invasion

Taiwan rushes to contain sudden cane toad invasion

Lockheed Martin, which makes the F-22 Raptor stealth tactical fighter (pictured), consolidated its place as top arms seller with sales of $58.2 billion in 2020

Governments Help Arms Firms Avoid Covid Slump: Report

The 100 top weapons firms saw their profits rise by 1.3% in 2019 to a record $531 billion, despite the global economy contracting by more than 3%.

Olaf Scholz staged an upset poll win by positioning himself as the best candidate to continue Angela Merkel's legacy as German chancellor

Olaf Scholz: Germany's Staid But Steady Next Chancellor

Olaf Scholz: Germany's staid but steady next chancellor

E-commerce is big business in China and influencers and livestreamers have made their fortunes showcasing products for luxury brands and cosmetics firms, now the nation's horticulture industry is getting in on the action

Asia's Biggest Flower Market Makes Stars Out Of Influencers

Asia's biggest flower market makes stars out of influencers

Gurnah, 72, won the Literature Prize in October for his novels unflinchingly portraying the effects of colonialism and the plight of refugees

Nobel Literature Winner Gurnah Receives Medal In UK

Nobel literature winner Gurnah receives medal in UK

Children stand inside a mobile library which opened its doors for the first time since the Taliban's return to power, in Kabul on December 5, 2021

Mobile Library Restarts In Afghan Capital, Delighting Children

Mobile library restarts in Afghan capital, delighting children

Russian President Vladimir Putin (L) shakes hands with US President Joe Biden ahead of their talks in Geneva on June 16, 2021; they will hold a virtual meeting on December 7, 2021

In Biden-Putin Talks, Key Question Is Russia's Intent In Ukraine

In Biden-Putin talks, key question is Russia's intent in Ukraine

Former US senator Bob Dole being presented with the Presidential Medal of Freedom in 1997 by Bill Clinton, who defeated him at the polls the year before

Bob Dole, WWII Hero And Veteran US Lawmaker, Dies At 98

Bob Dole, WWII hero and veteran US lawmaker, dies at 98

Belgian police deployed water cannon after protesters against compulsory anti-Covid measures threw fireworks near EU headquarters in Brussels

Clashes Erupt At Brussels Protest Against Covid Rules

Around 8,000 people marched through Brussels towards the headquarters of the European Union, chanting "Freedom!" and letting off fireworks.

Turkish security forces (back) keep watch as Lebanon's Maronite Patriarch Bechara al-Rahi (C, with flowers) arrives at the small Agia Marina Maronite church in the self-proclaimed Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus

Maronites Dream Of Return To Occupied Cyprus Villages

Maronites dream of return to occupied Cyprus villages

NGOs and aid groups have raised concerns about the new camps, arguing that people's movements should not be restricted

Pope Calls Neglect Of Migrants 'Shipwreck' On Lesbos Visit

Pope calls neglect of migrants 'shipwreck' on Lesbos visit

Eric Zemmour's poll ratings have faded since a splashy entrance into the French presidential campaign

France's Zemmour Injured After Rally Marred By Fighting

France's Zemmour injured after rally marred by fighting

Gambians voted by dropping marbles into coloured tubs, due to high levels of illiteracy

President Barrow Wins Second Term In Gambia Election

President Barrow wins second term in Gambia election

Everton manager Rafael Benitez is under pressure after a 4-1 thrashing by Liverpool

Benitez The Fall Guy For Everton's Long Malaise

Benitez the fall guy for Everton's long malaise

The micronation of Sealand is a former anti-aircraft platform built on two hollow concrete towers

Sealand: The 'Micronation' Defying The UK And Covid

Sealand: the 'micronation' defying the UK and Covid

Bunkers built under the direction of Albania's former dictator Enver HoxhaÂ are now underwater

Albanian Bunkers Ravaged By Rising Tides As Erosion Takes Toll

Albanian bunkers ravaged by rising tides as erosion takes toll

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