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A woman looks at 1/30th of a Second Underwater by Wang Wei on the opening day of the M+ art museum in Hong Kong

In A Changing City, A Glitzy Hong Kong Gallery Grapples With Censorship

In a changing city, a glitzy Hong Kong gallery grapples with censorship

Hundreds of migrants, mainly Kurds, have been stuck for days on the Belarusian-Polish border in near-freezing temperatures

EU Sees 'Progress' On Belarus Migrant Crisis But Tensions High

EU sees 'progress' on Belarus migrant crisis but tensions high

Protesters have gathered in Glasgow to keep up the pressure

Nations Inch Towards Climate Deal At COP26

Nations inch towards climate deal at COP26

One wing in a nearby central prison in Kandahar houses 1,000 drug addicts going through forced withdrawal

Justice Delayed As Taliban Build Their Legal System In Afghanistan

Justice delayed as Taliban build their legal system in Afghanistan

Chinese dissident artist Badiucao, 35, denounces political repression in China and the country's censorship of coronavirus in his new exhibition, just opened in northern Italy

Chinese Dissident Artist Defies Beijing In Italian Show

Chinese dissident artist defies Beijing in Italian show

More than 300,000 migrant workers, many of them from South Asia, live in dorms in Singapore

'Like Prison': Singapore Migrant Workers Suffer Under Covid Curbs

'Like prison': Singapore migrant workers suffer under Covid curbs

Britney Spears demande Ã un tribunal de Los Angeles de mettre un terme Ã la mesure de tutelle Ã laquelle elle est soumise depuis 2008

Judge Dissolves Britney Spears Guardianship

Judge dissolves Britney Spears guardianship

People wait for free food at the state-supported soup kitchen in the working class La Boca neighborhood of Buenos Aires

Covid-related Lack Of Work Leaves Argentine Stomachs Empty

Covid-related lack of work leaves Argentine stomachs empty

GE and Toshiba are splitting into three parts while Johnson & Johnson will break into two businesses, big names in a growing trend

Iconic Corporate Names Breaking Up In Trend To Boost Value

Iconic corporate names breaking up in trend to boost value

Captain fantastic: Harry Kane (left)scored a first-half hat-trick as England thrashed Albania

Kane Fires England To Brink Of Qatar, Italy Held By Switzerland

Kane fires England to brink of Qatar, Italy held by Switzerland

Jorginho misses his penalty against Switzerland

Jorginho Misses Late Penalty To Leave Italy's World Cup Bid In Balance

Jorginho misses late penalty to leave Italy's World Cup bid in balance

A Collared Puffbird of the Amazon rainforest

Amazon Birds Becoming Smaller, Longer-winged Due To Climate Change

Amazon birds becoming smaller, longer-winged due to climate change

Police were out in force in The Hague during Prime Minister Mark Rutte's speech

Dutch Return To Partial Lockdown As Covid Surges

Dutch return to partial lockdown as Covid surges

The Humera border crossing between Eritrea and Ethiopia, seen from the Ethiopian side in 2020

US Raps Eritrea With Sanctions In Push To End Ethiopia Conflict

US raps Eritrea with sanctions in push to end Ethiopia conflict

PSG teammates Kheira Hamraoui (left) and Aminata Diallo

PSG Player Arrested Over Teammate's Attack Denies Involvement

PSG player arrested over teammate's attack denies involvement

French President Emmanuel Macron hosted leaders and diplomats in Paris for an international conference, declaring that Libya was now as a "crossroads" that would determine its futureÂ

Powers Urge Libya To Keep Poll Plan, Want Mercenaries Out

Powers urge Libya to keep poll plan, want mercenaries out

Delegates are charged with keeping the Paris Agreement temperature goals alive even as climate-driven disasters hit countries the world over

UK Turns Pessimistic As COP26 Misses Deadline

UK turns pessimistic as COP26 misses deadline

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken (right) and Qatar's Foreign Minister Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al Thani sign an agreement on Afghanistan cooperation

Qatar To Handle US Interests In Afghanistan, In Bridge To Taliban

Qatar to handle US interests in Afghanistan, in bridge to Taliban

France has a policy of not intercepting boats once they are in the water, judging any attempt to stop the dingies too dangerous

Three Feared Dead After Record Day Of France-UK Migrant Crossings

Three feared dead after record day of France-UK migrant crossings

Johnson & Johnson is the third global conglomerate to announce a break-up this week

Johnson & Johnson Plans To Split Into Two Companies

Johnson & Johnson plans to split into two companies

The UK and the EU are trying to solve issues with the implementation of the Northern Ireland protocol, which governs post-Brexit trade in the British province

London, Brussels To Intensify Talks In N.Ireland Trade Row: UK

London, Brussels to intensify talks in N.Ireland trade row: UK

Graffiti daubed on the outside of the Memorial office in Moscow reads 'A Foreign Agent'

Concern Mounts Over Threat To Shutter Top Russian Rights Group

Concern mounts over threat to shutter top Russian rights group

Visitors look at the view from the Empire State Building's 86th floor on November 9, 2021 in New York

'It Feels Good': New York Welcomes Back Tourists

'It feels good': New York welcomes back tourists

A lot of the dumping is believed to be done at night, by contractors

In Divided Cyprus, UN Sees Environment As Unifier

In divided Cyprus, UN sees environment as unifier

Energy experts predict that more ambitious climate action from world leaders will significantly increase companies' use of a tribunal mechanism

Governments Risk 'Trillions' In Fossil Fuel Climate Litigation

Governments risk 'trillions' in fossil fuel climate litigation

The decision comes after months of tumult for Toshiba

Japan's Toshiba To Split Into Three Firms

Japan's Toshiba to split into three firms

Out of piles of fabric all manner of objects take shape -- from placemats and rugs to earrings

Benin Project Turns Waste Fabric Into Recycled 'Gold'

Benin project turns waste fabric into recycled 'gold'

Air shows usually serve as a platform for companies to announce orders of aircraft, but expectations are muted in Dubai.

Climate And Covid Recovery Loom Large Over Dubai Air Show

Climate and Covid recovery loom large over Dubai air show

Toshiba has lurched from scandals and losses to a $20-billion buyout offer

Toshiba: Japan's Troubled Megacorp

Toshiba: Japan's troubled megacorp

Fighting the criminal trade in cheetah cubs is particularly challenging because it revolves around Somaliland, a self-declared republic without international recognition, and one of the world's poorest regions

Cheetahs Fast Running To Extinction As Cub Trade Thrives

Cheetahs fast running to extinction as cub trade thrives

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