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Iraqi supporters of the Hashed al-Shaabi alliance wave national flags in a protest denouncing the results of Iraq's parliamentary elections, in Baghdad on October 19, 2021

Seven Weeks On, What's Up With Iraq Election Results?

Seven weeks on, what's up with Iraq election results?

Governments, particularly in western Europe, had already struggled with rapid rises in cases and have reintroduced mandatory mask-wearing, social-distancing measures, curfews or lockdowns

Omicron In Europe Before SAfrica Reported First Cases

Omicron in Europe before SAfrica reported first cases

A Ukrainian serviceman keeps watch at a position on the frontline after Kiev accused Moscow of massing forces

NATO Warns Russia Against Ukraine 'Aggression'

NATO warns Russia against Ukraine 'aggression'

Four other people were rescued and taken to hospital for smoke inhalation

Baby, Toddler Among Four Dead In Barcelona Squat Fire

Baby, toddler among four dead in Barcelona squat fire

German courts have already convicted five women for crimes against humanity related to the Yazidis committed in territories held by IS

Germany Gives First Verdict To Call Out IS 'Genocide' Against Yazidis

Germany gives first verdict to call out IS 'genocide' against Yazidis

Inditex's incoming chairwoman Marta Ortega has been working for her father's clothing group for 15 years

Marta Ortega, Zara Founder's Daughter, To Chair Parent Company

Marta Ortega, Zara founder's daughter, to chair parent company

The presidential hopefuls among France's Republicans party, from left: Michel Barnier, Valerie Pecresse, Eric Ciotti, Xavier Bertrand and Philippe Juvin.

French Right Contenders In Final Push Ahead Of Presidency Choice

French right contenders in final push ahead of presidency choice

Easyjet and other airlines face renewed challenges as the Omicron coronavirus variant prompted fresh travel restrictions

EasyJet Warns 'Too Soon' To Know Omicron Impact

EasyJet warns 'too soon' to know Omicron impact

US-born singer-entertainer Josephine Baker poses in Paris in the 1920s.

Josephine Baker Becomes First Black Woman In France's Pantheon

Josephine Baker becomes first black woman in France's Pantheon

Former first lady Xiomara Castro will have a tough job on her hands once her expected election victory as Honduras's first woman president is confirmed

Tough Road Ahead For Honduras' New President Castro

Tough road ahead for Honduras' new president Castro

The Iguales Fundation LGBT rights group demonstrated outside the Constituent Assembly in Santiago, Chile, on November 29, 2021, ahead of a Senate vote to approve a bill legalizing same-sex marriage

Chile Same-sex Marriage Vote Delayed, Abortion Bill Shelved

Chile same-sex marriage vote delayed, abortion bill shelved

French Overseas Minister Sebastien Lecornu is visiting the Caribbean islands of Guadeloupe and Martinique over ways to end more than a week of violent protests

French Minister In Talks With Unions On Troubled Caribbean Islands

French minister in talks with unions on troubled Caribbean islands

The Barbados Defence Force waiting for Prince Charles's arrival at Grantley Adams International Airport in Christ Church, Barbados, on November 28, 2021

Barbados Declared A Republic, Removing Queen Elizabeth II

Barbados declared a republic, removing Queen Elizabeth II

A health worker holds the hand of a Covid patient in Peru. Health experts say that taming the pandemic over the next year is possible

Pandemic Prognosis: Where Does It Go From Here?

Pandemic prognosis: Where does it go from here?

Donald Trump, pictured in his final days in office, is the first president since Herbert Hoover nearly a century ago to lose the House, the Senate and the White House during a single term

Trumpism Without Trump: The Republican Playbook For 2022?

Trumpism without Trump: the Republican playbook for 2022?

German courts have already convicted five women for crimes against humanity related to the Yazidis committed in territories held by IS

German Court To Rule In Yazidi 'Genocide' Case

German court to rule in Yazidi 'genocide' case

Jens Stoltenberg, NATO Secretary General, says there is no clarity about Russia's intentions after Ukraine accused Moscow of massing forces close to the border

NATO Eyes Russia's Ukraine Buildup Amid Invasion Fears

NATO eyes Russia's Ukraine buildup amid invasion fears

Heritage expert Rabindra Puri campaigns to repatriate stolen Nepali heritage

Stolen Gods: Nepal Seeks To Bring Home Lost Treasures

Stolen gods: Nepal seeks to bring home lost treasures

Federal Reserve boss Jerome Powell warned Omicron posed a 'downside risks to employment and economic activity, and increased uncertainty for inflation'

Global Markets Down, Oil Slumps On Omicron Vaccine Warning

Global markets down, oil slumps on Omicron vaccine warning

Greece's Catholic community represents around one percent of the faithful, or slightly more counting recently arrived migrants

Pope Francis Seeks Closer Orthodox Ties On Greece Visit

Pope Francis seeks closer Orthodox ties on Greece visit

Francis will return to Lesbos, a key gateway for migrants into Europe where he famously declared in April 2016: 'We are all migrants.'

Pope To Plead Migrant Cause On Greece, Cyprus Trip

Pope to plead migrant cause on Greece, Cyprus trip

Brazilian entrepreneur Carolina Marques founded a sex shop catering to Evangelical Christians and poses with a plain bag holding her merchandise, as discretion is key for her customers

Sex Shops Offer Brazil Evangelicals A Taste Of Heaven

Sex shops offer Brazil Evangelicals a taste of heaven

A woman looks on from the observation deck of Tokyo's Haneda international airport on November 29, 2021, as Japan announced plans to bar all new foreign travellers over the Omicron variant of Covid-19

Omicron Variant Raises New Fears For Pandemic-hit World Economy

Omicron variant raises new fears for pandemic-hit world economy

People walk next to a monument at Dubai Expo 2020, on November 28, 2021, celebrating the upcoming United Arab Emirates' 50th anniversary which falls on December 2

From Tents To Tallest Building: UAE's 'Remarkable' 50-year Rise

From tents to tallest building: UAE's 'remarkable' 50-year rise

Prince Khalid bin Sultan al-Faisal, president of the Saudi Automobile and Motorcycle Federation, speaks at the Jeddah Corniche Circuit that will host the Saudi Grand Prix

Saudi Motorsports Chief Says F1 Debut Is 'Signal' To The World'

Saudi motorsports chief says F1 debut is 'signal' to the world'

Hugh Jackman, Nicole Kidman and David Dalaithngu (L-R) pose with young co-star Brandon Walters for the film 'Australia' in 2008

Australia's Dalaithngu, Indigenous Actor From 'Crocodile Dundee', Dies

Australia's Dalaithngu, Indigenous actor from 'Crocodile Dundee', dies

French far-right media pundit Eric Zemmour will announce his candidacy on Tuesday, his entourage says

French Far-right Pundit Zemmour Expected To Announce Presidential Run

French far-right pundit Zemmour expected to announce presidential run

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell signaled his growing concern that inflation pressures will linger well into next year

Fed's Powell Warns Omicron Poses Risks To US Economy

Fed's Powell warns Omicron poses risks to US economy

President-elect Dame Sandra Mason (L) on the eve of her inauguration as Barbados becomes a republic

Replacing The Queen -- Barbados's First President, Sandra Mason

Replacing the queen -- Barbados's first president, Sandra Mason

Barbados is enduring economic turmoil caused by the Covid-19 pandemic, which has exposed overreliance on tourism

Lowering The Queen's Flag -- Barbados Becomes A Republic

Lowering the queen's flag -- Barbados becomes a republic

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