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UN special envoy for Libya Jan Kubis has resigned from the post just one month before the war-ravaged nation holds key presidential elections on December 24, 2021

UN Envoy For Libya Resigns Weeks Before Key Vote

UN envoy for Libya resigns weeks before key vote

A trucker loads his truck with fuel in Salt Lake City, Utah, as residents and businesses in the United States and other nations grapple with high oil and gas prices

Biden Dives Into US Oil Reserves To Reassure Americans On Inflation

Biden dives into US oil reserves to reassure Americans on inflation

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said his country would stick to its "own game plan" even as the lira is in freefall.

Turkey Lira Crashes As Erdogan Warns Of 'Economic War'

Turkey lira crashes as Erdogan warns of 'economic war'

US big tech firms have faced a slew of antitrust challenges and fines in Europe.

Italy Hits Amazon, Apple With 200 Mn Euro Antitrust Fine

Italy hits Amazon, Apple with 200 mn euro antitrust fine

Tony Chung is the youngest person to be convicted under Hong Kong's national security law

Hong Kong Independence Activist Jailed For Secession

Hong Kong independence activist jailed for secession

After a turbo-charged inoculation campaign in the spring, Germany's jab rate has struggled since the summer to climb to the 70-percent mark

A Spiritual Movement And Germany's Low Vaccination Rate

A spiritual movement and Germany's low vaccination rate

A Kosovo Albanian man crosses the Ibar bridge in Mitrovica which divides his community and the Serbian minority

'Pawns': Serbs In North Kosovo Stuck In Simmering Dispute

'Pawns': Serbs in north Kosovo stuck in simmering dispute

46 Killed In Bulgaria In Europe's Worst Bus Crash For A Decade

46 killed in Bulgaria in Europe's worst bus crash for a decade

Zhang Gaoli: Former China Vice Premier Accused By Peng

Zhang Gaoli: former China vice premier accused by Peng

People protest on the first day of the war crimes trial of Hamid Noury, a former Iranian prison official accused of handing out death sentences during a 1988 purge

Iranian Ex-official Slams 'Lies' In Sweden War Crimes Trial

Iranian ex-official slams 'lies' in Sweden war crimes trial

A farmer sits in the shade of a tree in the Great Green Wall site in Simiri, Niger

Great Green Wall Brings Life Back To Niger Desert

Great Green Wall brings life back to Niger desert

Two-year-old Haoyang has likely just months to live -- but the only medicine that can help his rare genetic condition is not sold anywhere in China and closed borders due to the Covid-19 pandemic mean he cannot travel for treatment

The Chinese Dad Making Medicine To Treat His Dying Son

The Chinese dad making medicine to treat his dying son

Known for his rags-to-riches rise from street kid to world champion boxer, Manny Pacquiao has made fighting drugs, corruption and poverty key themes of his presidential campaign

Philippines Presidential Hopeful Pacquiao Says He Was 'Naive' Drug User

Philippines presidential hopeful Pacquiao says he was 'naive' drug user

Passengers on the five-hour bus journey either use it to take in some of the sights of Hong Kong or get some much-needed sleep

The Passengers On The Bus Go ZZZ On Hong Kong Nowhere Route

The passengers on the bus go ZZZ on Hong Kong nowhere route

The Sharya camp in the northern Iraqi city of Dohuk houses displaced Iraqis from the Yazidi community

Despite Hurdles In Belarus, Iraqi Migrants Still Long For Way Out

The West accuses Belarus of bringing in would-be migrants -- mostly from the Middle East -- and taking them to the borders with EU members Poland and Lithuania with promises of an easy crossing.

Benny Gantz will be the first Israeli defence minister to make an official visit to Morocco

Israeli Defence Minister Heads To Morocco For 'Historic' Visit

Israeli defence minister heads to Morocco for 'historic' visit

Former dictator Chun Doo-Hwan (C) is among South Korea's most reviled figures

South Korea's Ex-dictator Chun: The 'Butcher Of Gwangju'

South Korea's ex-dictator Chun: the 'Butcher of Gwangju'

A citizen casts his vote during regional elections in Venezuela that ended in a resounding victory for the governing party

Fractures And Government Power Blamed For Venezuela Opposition Defeat

Fractures and government power blamed for Venezuela opposition defeat

US retailers are optimistic ahead of "Black Friday," but inflation and supply chain problems remain concerns

US Retailers Cheery About Holiday Season Despite Inflation

Retailers have seen strong buying interest this fall, with robust "back to school" and Halloween sales fueling optimism about the holiday season, which kicks off this week with "Black Friday."

Most studies on global warming impacts contrast a "do nothing" scenario of unabated carbon emissions with a not-always plausible pathway to a 1.5C world

Climate Warming Forecasts May Be Too Rosy: Study

Climate warming forecasts may be too rosy: study

Former Theranos founder and CEO Elizabeth Holmes (L) leaves her fraud trial in San Jose, California

Theranos Founder Tells US Trial She Believed In Her Technology

Theranos founder tells US trial she believed in her technology

Prosecutor Linda Dunikoski delivers closing arguments in the trial of three white men charged with the murder of Ahmaud Arbery

Black Man Slain In Georgia Was 'Under Attack': Prosecutor

Black man slain in Georgia was 'under attack': prosecutor

Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed, pictured on October 4, 2021, called on Ethiopians to meet him "at the front" of the conflict

Ethiopia's Abiy Vows To Head To War Front Amid Rebel Advance

Ethiopia's Abiy vows to head to war front amid rebel advance

Soldiers still patrol Marquetalia, birthplace of the now-defunct FARC guerilla group

Five Years After Peace Pact, Violence Haunts Colombia

Five years after peace pact, violence haunts Colombia

If approved by the Senate, Lael Brainard will serve as Vice Chair at the Federal Reserve

Democrat Lael Brainard Picked As Fed Chief's Right-hand Woman

Democrat Lael Brainard picked as Fed chief's right-hand woman

Stocks Soar After Chileans Vote For Polar Opposite Presidential Candidates

Stocks soar after Chileans vote for polar opposite presidential candidates

Around 30 trials of other Rwanda genocide suspects remain to be heard by French courts

Ex-hotel Driver On Trial In France Over Rwanda Genocide

Ex-hotel driver on trial in France over Rwanda genocide

US Federal Reserve Board Chairman Jerome Powell has been nominated by President Joe Biden to serve a second term at the helm of the nation's central bank

Powell 'Right Person' To Lead Fed, Fight Inflation: Biden

Powell 'right person' to lead Fed, fight inflation: Biden

Federal Reserve Board Chair Jerome Powell has managed to shift the central bank's focus towards achieving full employment

Known For Bridging Divides, Jerome Powell To Stay At US Fed

Known for bridging divides, Jerome Powell to stay at US Fed

Paris authorities sent elite police and counter-terrorism officers to Guadeloupe in a bid to quell the violence

'Explosive' Covid Riots Paralyse France's Guadeloupe

'Explosive' Covid riots paralyse France's Guadeloupe

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