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Liquid iron is tapped into a chute from the blast furnace at steelmaker SSAB in LuleÃ¥, northern Sweden

Reinventing Steelmaking For A Green Revolution

Reinventing steelmaking for a green revolution

Blowing smoke: Companies across of range of industries have been accused of "greenwashing", instead of making real changes to fight climate change

'Greenwashing' Or Genuine?: Behind Big Business' Climate Promises

'Greenwashing' or genuine?: Behind big business' climate promises

Buzkashi has been played in Central Asia for centuries

Afghanistan's Buzkashi Season Begins, With Taliban At The Reins

Afghanistan's buzkashi season begins, with Taliban at the reins

Economists are predicting that the Bank of England could hike borrowing costs from a record low of 0.1 percent to 0.25 percent at a regular policy meeting on Thursday

BoE Eyes First Rate Rise Since 2018 As Inflation Surges

Economists are predicting that the BoE led by governor Andrew Bailey could hike borrowing costs from a record low of 0.1 percent to 0.25 percent at a regular policy meeting Thursday.

Bassam Barbakh survived Israel's first military incursion into Gaza but said two of his brothers were slain

Suez Crisis Triggered Israel's First Occupation Of Gaza

Suez crisis triggered Israel's first occupation of Gaza

Almost a quarter of all man-made emissions of carbon dioxide can be attributed to land use activity such as logging, deforestation and farming

COP26 Leaders Vow New Drive To Save Forests

COP26 leaders vow new drive to save forests

Solar panels cover the roof of a house in the village of Kalavasos, in front of a mosque minaret, but Cyprus is still struggling to increase its use of renewable power

Sunny But Isolated, Cyprus Toils To Boost Green Energy

Sunny but isolated, Cyprus toils to boost green energy

The British fishing trawler Cornelis-Gert Jan was detained in the French port of Le Havre, allegedly for fishing without the required licence

Macron Gives UK More Time Over Fish Feud

Macron gives UK more time over fish feud

Britain's former world number one Andy Murray battled back from the brink only yo let seven match points slip and lose in three sets to Germany's Dominik Koepfer at the Paris Masters

'I Did Not Deserve To Win,' Says Murray After Wasting Seven Match Points

'I did not deserve to win,' says Murray after wasting seven match points

World number 353 Francoise Abanda won the opening rubber against France's Fiona Ferro as Canada went on to stun the French champions in the maiden Billie Jean Cup final tournament

Holders France Stunned By Canada At Billie Jean King Cup

Holders France stunned by Canada at Billie Jean King Cup

Map showing CO2 emissions per capita per country, according to the Global Carbon Atlas

World Leaders Urged To 'Save Humanity' At Climate Summit

World leaders urged to 'save humanity' at climate summit

Facebook whistleblower Frances Haugen has accused the company of prioritising profits over people's safety

Whistleblower Blasts Facebook's Meta Rebrand

Whistleblower blasts Facebook's Meta rebrand

Police officers stand by security barricades set up outside the US Supreme Court ahead of legal challenges to a restrictive abortion law passed by Texas

US Supreme Court Leans Towards Blocking Texas Abortion Law

US Supreme Court leans towards blocking Texas abortion law

Mexico's Day of the Dead festival centers around the belief that souls of the deceased return for a brief reunion

Pandemic-hit Mexican Town Awaits Reunion With Dead

Pandemic-hit Mexican town awaits reunion with dead

On the stump: President Cyril Ramaphosa speaks to a woman at her home in Ga-Rankuwa township near Pretoria

Low Turnout In S.Africa Local Election Set To Test ANC's Future

Low turnout in S.Africa local election set to test ANC's future

Tottenham have sacked manager Nuno Espirito Santo

Spurs In Talks With Conte After Sacking Manager Nuno

Spurs in talks with Conte after sacking manager Nuno

Authorities have set up nearly 1,000 pop-up clinics near polling stations across South Africa, and other clinics have adjusted their hours and operations to accommodate voters

South Africans Go To Polls To Vote... And Get Jabbed

South Africans go to polls to vote... and get jabbed

Vicente Carrasco, originally from Mexico, formed a group to help protect fellow New York delivery workers from assault and bike theft

New York Food Delivery Workers Mobilize Against Attacks, Theft

New York food delivery workers mobilize against attacks, theft

Fire dancers who entertain tourists on a beach in Phuket told AFP they were hopeful business would soon pick up

Hopes High As Tourists Touch Down For Thailand Re-opening

Hopes high as tourists touch down for Thailand re-opening

It hasn't been smooth sailing recently for Switzerland's second largest, but its new boss intends to set a new course for Credit Suisse later this week

Investor Inquisition Awaits Credit Suisse Chairman After Scandals

Investor inquisition awaits Credit Suisse chairman after scandals

Spicy, sweet, and fragrant chai tea.

5 Health Benefits of Chai Tea

Love chai tea? You might want to start drinking more of it once you learn about its different health benefits.

3 Delicious Keto-Friendly Desserts That Won't Ruin Your Diet

Got a sweet tooth but don't want to break your diet? Are you on a keto diet, perhaps? Try these delicious products.

Jes Staley has run Barclays since the end of 2015

Barclays CEO Staley Quits Over Epstein Links

Barclays CEO Staley quits over Epstein links

Japan's Prime Minister Fumio Kishida said he hoped to issue a fresh stimulus package by the end of the year

Japan's PM Kishida Calls Victory After 'Tough' Election

Japan's PM Kishida calls victory after 'tough' election

Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida has plenty on his plate, from tackling the virus to working on Japan's climate goals

Five Challenges Facing Japan's PM Kishida

Five challenges facing Japan's PM Kishida

John Kerry, United States Special Presidential Envoy for Climate, says the US will push for more 'global ambition' on climate goals

US To Galvanize Global 'Ambition' On Climate: Officials

US to galvanize global 'ambition' on climate: officials

A 24-year-old man was arrested for attempted murder over the Sunday evening attack

Japan Govt Condemns 'Brutal' Joker Train Attack

Japan govt condemns 'brutal' Joker train attack

One family is emotional after being reunited at Sydney's airport as Australia's international border reopened for the first time since the start of the pandemic

Flowers, Cheers And Tears As Australia's Border Reopens

Flowers, cheers and tears as Australia's border reopens

It was hoped the G20 summit of major economies would boost a boost to the 13-day COP26 climate talks

Leaders Can 'Make Or Break Hope' For Climate Salvation

Leaders can 'make or break hope' for climate salvation

Police in Kenosha, Wisconsin are seen firing tear gas during race-related protests on August 25, 2020

Trial To Open In Killing Of Two Anti-racist Protesters In US

Trial to open in killing of two anti-racist protesters in US

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