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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

Lucas Paqueta scored the only goal of the game against Colombia to send Brazil to the 2022 World Cup in Qatar

Brazil Qualify For Qatar 2022 World Cup With Colombia Win

Brazil qualify for Qatar 2022 World Cup with Colombia win

Taiyoshi Hyakuban is a rare original example of architecture from the Taisho era of 1912-1926

'Ugly History': Battle To Restore Iconic Japan Brothel Building

'Ugly history': Battle to restore iconic Japan brothel building

Pressure is building to address the plight of hundreds of migrants, mainly Kurds from the Middle East, who are stuck at the Belarus-Poland border in freezing weather

Western Countries Slam Belarus Over 'Destabilizing' Migrant Crisis

Western countries slam Belarus over 'destabilizing' migrant crisis

Adaptation costs are significantly higher than previously estimated, according to a draft IPCC report

World Needs Trillions To Face Climate Threat: Draft UN Report

World needs trillions to face climate threat: draft UN report

Human encroachment on elephants' forest homes has put them in conflict with humans

India's Born-again Elephants Repel Four-legged Rampages

India's born-again elephants repel four-legged rampages

A woman buys fruit at a market in Mexico City, where inflation is making life tougher for many despite an economic recovery

Mexico's Economic Recovery Has Sting In Its Tail

Mexico's economic recovery has sting in its tail

Argentine President Alberto Fernandez risks having his hands tied if the opposition makes gains in parliamentary elections

Argentina Votes In Bellwether Legislative Election

Argentina votes in bellwether legislative election

Fisherman William Alvarez cuts off the poisonous spines from a lionfish while cleaning it to prepare ceviche that he sells to tourists on the beach of Chichiviriche de la Costa, Vargas state, Venezuela, on October 30, 2021

Lionfish -- An Invasive Menace Terrorizing Venezuela's Coast

Lionfish -- an invasive menace terrorizing Venezuela's coast

The surprise declaration unveiled late Wednesday by envoys John Kerry and Xie Zhenhua said the world's two largest emitters "recognise the seriousness and urgency of the climate crisis"

COP26 Told Climate Pledges 'Hollow' Without Fossil Fuel Phase Out

COP26 told climate pledges 'hollow' without fossil fuel phase out

Final flourish: Australia's Matthew Wade and Marcus Stoinis celebrate

Wade, Stoinis Power Australia Past Pakistan And Into World Cup Final

Wade, Stoinis power Australia past Pakistan and into World Cup final

This handout picture obtained from Northwestern University on November 10, 2021 shows a longitudinal spinal cord section treated with the most bioactive therapeutic scaffold; regenerated axons (red) regrew within the lesion

New Class Of Drug Reverses Paralysis In Mice

New class of drug reverses paralysis in mice

Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed's government has been locked in a year-long war with the Tigray People's Liberation Front

Ethiopia Sets Out Terms Of Possible Talks With Tigray Rebels

Ethiopia sets out terms of possible talks with Tigray rebels

Tikhanovskaya is urging the EU to stand firm in its policy to shun Lukashenko

Lukashenko 'Bluffing' On EU Gas Threat: Belarus Opposition Leader

Lukashenko 'bluffing' on EU gas threat: Belarus opposition leader

Rivian's pickup trucks were parked outside the Nasdaq building in New York on November 10, 2021, the day of the electric automaker's debut on Wall Street

Rivian Benefits From Markets' Thirst For Electric Automakers

Rivian benefits from markets' thirst for electric automakers

FW de Klerk lifted the ban on the African National Congress in 1990

S.Africa's Last Apartheid President FW De Klerk Dies

S.Africa's last apartheid president FW de Klerk dies

Hubert Germain, the last surviving Resistance fighter honoured by late Free France leader Charles de Gaulle, died aged 101 in October

Macron Sheds Tears For French Resistance Hero On Armistice Day

Macron sheds tears for French Resistance hero on Armistice Day

The United Nations has warned that more than half of Afghanistan is facing "acute" food shortages

Afghanistan 'At Brink Of Economic Collapse', Warns Pakistan

Afghanistan 'at brink of economic collapse', warns Pakistan

The US real estate market has boomed during the Covid-19 pandemic, but a National Association of Realtors report found Black Americans still buy fewer homes than other groups

Black Homebuyers Underrepresented In US Real Estate Boom

Black homebuyers underrepresented in US real estate boom

President Xi Jinping is widely seen as the most powerful Chinese leader since Mao Zedong

China Ruling Party Leaders Pass Historic Xi Resolution

China ruling party leaders pass historic Xi resolution

Pastor Set Clark raises his hand during Sunday Mass communicating with followers across the US-Mexico border in Imperial Beach, California on November 7, 2021

Would-be Immigrants See Hope In Re-opened US Border

Would-be immigrants see hope in re-opened US border

Hong Kong's new visual culture museum M+ will open on Friday

Hong Kong's M+ Art Museum Opens As Doubts Over Creative Freedom Persist

Hong Kong's M+ art museum opens as doubts over creative freedom persist

A non-governmental organisation, the Ocalenie (Salvation) Foundation, has also been assisting the few migrants who do manage to make it through

Residents Voice Fear In Tense Polish Border Town

Residents voice fear in tense Polish border town

President Xi Jinping is widely seen as the most powerful Chinese leader since Mao Zedong

Top Chinese Communist Party Members Pass Historic Resolution

Top Chinese Communist Party members pass historic resolution

Singles' Day has become a closely watched gauge of consumer sentiment in the world's second-largest economy

China's 'Single's Day' Shopping Fest Subdued By Tech Crackdown

China's 'Single's Day' shopping fest subdued by tech crackdown

Associated Newspapers Ltd is relying on testimony from the Duchess of Sussex's former communications chief to overturn a ruling that it breached her privacy

Meghan Apologises For Misleading UK Court Over Biography

Meghan apologises for misleading UK court over biography

China has pledged to peak its coal consumption by 2030 and go carbon-neutral by 2060

US-China Climate Pact: What Does It Mean For Beijing?

US-China climate pact: What does it mean for Beijing?

Chinese President Xi Jinping said the Asia Pacific region "should not relapse into the confrontation and division of the Cold War era"

China's Xi Warns Of 'Cold War-era' Tensions In Asia-Pacific

Chinese President Xi Jinping warned against a return to Cold War-era divisions in the Asia-Pacific as tensions mounted over the security of Taiwan.

Iran is sending tens of thousands of Afghan migrants back to Taliban-ruled Afghanistan every week despite the threat of famine, aid agencies and witnesses say

Thousands Of Afghans Deported From Iran To Taliban Rule

Thousands of Afghans deported from Iran to Taliban rule

Kylie Wang and Ken Young say a Taiwanese identity is tied to democratic values and not China's authoritarianism

'We Are A Country': Taiwanese Embrace Distinct Identity

'We are a country': Taiwanese embrace distinct identity

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