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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

Shares in New York of Chinese retail giant Alibaba dropped after ride-hailing company Didi Chuxing said it would delist from Wall Street

Didi Departure From NYSE Marks End Of Wall Street Romance With Chinese Big Tech

Didi departure from NYSE marks end of Wall Street romance with Chinese big tech

The eruption left at least 11 villages coated in volcanic ash, submerging houses and smothering livestock

Indonesia Volcano Eruption Death Toll Rises To 14

Indonesia volcano eruption death toll rises to 14

At the start of his visit on Saturday, Francis said Europe was 'torn by nationalist egoism'

Pope To Reach Out To Migrants On Greece's Lesbos Island

Pope to reach out to migrants on Greece's Lesbos island

Analysts say virtual land on websites like Decentraland is already functioning as an asset, much like real land

'Metaverse' Hype Fuels Booming Digital Property Market

'Metaverse' hype fuels booming digital property market

Giorgio Parisi will share this year's physics Nobel with US and German scientists

Physics Nobel Belies Italy's Scientific Brain Drain

Physics Nobel belies Italy's scientific brain drain

Zemmour denounced journalist Gilles Bouleau's approach after a tough interview on primetime television

France's Far-right Zemmour Holds 1st Rally As Candidate

France's far-right Zemmour holds 1st rally as candidate

German Chancellor Angela Merkel's legacy is marked by light and shadows

Austerity, Far Right, Feminism: Merkel's Ambivalent Legacy

While largely admired at home and abroad even in the final days of her reign, the legacy she leaves behind is marked both by light and shadows.

Angela Merkel will become the first German chancellor to step down entirely by choice

'Eternal' Chancellor: Germany's Merkel To Hand Over Power

'Eternal' chancellor: Germany's Merkel to hand over power

Environmental activist Diane Wilson shows plastic pellets that pollute the Gulf coast of Texas

Texas Bears Brunt Of US Plastic Pollution

Texas bears brunt of US plastic pollution

International talks over Iran's nuclear program resumed on November 29, 2021 at the Coburg Palais in Vienna

US Warns It Will Not Let Iran 'Slow Walk' Nuclear Talks

US warns it will not let Iran 'slow walk' nuclear talks

Xiomara Castro, seen on November 28, 2021 reacting in Tegucigalpa to news she was headed toward becoming Honduras's first female president, has promised to fight widespread corruption and poverty

Incoming Honduran President Wants UN Help To Battle Corruption

Incoming Honduran president wants UN help to battle corruption

West Ham's Arthur Masuaku (below) celebrates his winning goal against Chelsea

Bizarre West Ham Goal Sinks Chelsea As Liverpool Top Premier League

Bizarre West Ham goal sinks Chelsea as Liverpool top Premier League

The pope has made the plight of migrants in Europe the central theme of his visit to Greece

Migrants On Lesbos Hope Pope Will 'Take Their Voice To World'

Migrants on Lesbos hope pope will 'take their voice to world'

Ethiopia's Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed has said the capital is secure even as he heads to the front lines

Ethiopia's War In Uncertain Phase After Abiy's Advance

Ethiopia's war in uncertain phase after Abiy's advance

Members of The Republicans are facing a relatively stark choice between Paris region chief Valerie Pecresse and hardline MP Eric Ciotti

French Right Chooses Paris Region Chief To Challenge Macron

French right chooses Paris region chief to challenge Macron

French President Emmanuel Macron (L) is greeted by Abu Dhabi's Crown Prince Mohammed bin Zayed al-Nahyan at the Dubai Expo on the first day of his Gulf tour

Macron In Saudi To Talk Regional Stability With Crown Prince

Macron in Saudi to talk regional stability with crown prince

French far-right leader Marine Le Pen said forming a new group could take months

Far-right, Nationalists Plan Joint Voting In European Parliament

Far-right, nationalists plan joint voting in European Parliament

People embrace as they visit a makeshift memorial outside of Oxford High School in Oxford, Michigan, where a 15-year-old killed four fellow students and wounded seven other people in a shooting Tuesday.

Million-dollar Bond As US School Shooter Parents Plead Not Guilty

Million-dollar bond as US school shooter parents plead not guilty

Members of the Proud Boys march in Manhattan against vaccine mandates in New York City

Twitter Admits Policy 'Errors' After Far-right Abuse

Twitter admits policy 'errors' after far-right abuse

President Adama Barrow's supporters hope he will be re-elected

Gambians Vote In First Presidential Poll Since Dictator Fled

Gambians vote in first presidential poll since dictator fled

Pakistani mountaineer Shehroze Kashif plans to become the youngest person to climb the world's 14 highest mountains

Pakistan Teen Climber Confronts Mortality And History On K2 Summit

Pakistan teen climber confronts mortality and history on K2 summit

The pope spent two days in Cyprus ahead of his trip to Greece

Francis In Athens For First Papal Visit In Two Decades

Francis in Athens for first papal visit in two decades

A teacher sits at the entrance of a classroom at a bullet riddled school in Arzo village on the outskirts of Ghazni

Afghans In War-scarred Village Struggle To Rebuild Homes

Afghans in war-scarred village struggle to rebuild homes

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken, pictured at a meeting in Stockholm on December 2, 2021, said Washington would pursue "other options" if diplomacy with Iran failed

US Heaps Blame On Iran For Stalled Nuclear Talks

US heaps blame on Iran for stalled nuclear talks

The parents of a 15-year-old boy who shot dead four fellow students in Michigan have been charged with involuntary manslaughter

US School Shooter's Parents Charged With Manslaughter, Wanted By Police

US school shooter's parents charged with manslaughter, wanted by police

Francesco Rocca, the president of the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies, said there was 'a selfish approach coming from the Western community' on global vaccination efforts

Omicron 'Ultimate Evidence' Of Danger From Vaccine Inequity: Red Cross

Omicron 'ultimate evidence' of danger from vaccine inequity: Red Cross

Energy independence on the go.

These Solar Panel Chargers For Your Backpack Can Charge Two iPads at the Same Time

Check out high-quality foldable solar panels coupled with smart technology that is both shock-proof and weather-proof.

Daniel Ejube (L) and Grace Enjei (R), two Cameroonian nationals, had been stuck in Cyprus's buffer zone since May, living in a tent behind a building

Pope To Relocate Two Asylum Seekers Trapped In Cyprus Buffer Zone

Pope to relocate two asylum seekers trapped in Cyprus buffer zone

US President Joe Biden, shown here meeting with President Volodymyr Zelensky in September, has vowed to protect Ukraine from Russian attack

US Vows To Prevent Any Russian Invasion Of Ukraine

US vows to prevent any Russian invasion of Ukraine

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