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In this file photo taken on October 10, 2021, Aya Biran (C), paternal aunt of Eitan Biran who was the sole survivor of a deadly cable car crash in Italy, arrives at the court in the Israeli coastal city of Tel Aviv

Israel Court Rules Cable Car Crash Survivor Be Returned To Family In Italy

Israel court rules cable car crash survivor be returned to family in Italy

Founded in 1472, the Banca Monte dei Paschi di Siena has recently suffered myriad troubles

Fate Of World's Oldest Bank, Italy's BMPS, Unclear As Talks Fail

Fate of world's oldest bank, Italy's BMPS, unclear as talks fail

Communities cling to life in small clusters of mud-brick homes among an endless ocean of rolling brown hills in this corner of Badghis province

Climate Change Now Worse Than War For Afghan Farmers

Climate change now worse than war for Afghan farmers

The Yazidi community, mainly found in northern Iraq, were forced to flee when IS attacked them, destroying their ancient way of life and culture

German IS Bride Sentenced To 10 Years Over Yazidi Girl Murder

German IS bride sentenced to 10 years over Yazidi girl murder

Amnesty International has said it will close its Hong Kong offices because of the threat posed to staff by the city's national security law

Amnesty To Shutter Hong Kong Offices, Blames Security Law

Amnesty to shutter Hong Kong offices, blames security law

Afghanistan is facing a serious humanitarian and food crisis, UN agencies have warned

More Than Half Of Afghans Face 'Acute' Food Crisis: UN Agencies

More than half of Afghans face 'acute' food crisis: UN agencies

Chow Hang-tung invoked the 'tank man' at her trial for encouraging others to mark the anniversary of the Tiananmen Square crackdown

Hong Kong Rights Lawyer Invokes Tiananmen 'Tank Man' At Trial

Hong Kong rights lawyer invokes Tiananmen 'tank man' at trial

Crime, mostly linked to drugs, has claimed almost 1,900 lives in Equador this year, just this Friday taking the life of Alex Quinonez, one of the country's most promising athletes

Drugs, Crime And Protests: Ecuador Stares Into The Abyss

Drugs, crime and protests: Ecuador stares into the abyss

A petition to ban firearms on movie sets is growing after US actor Alec Baldwin fatally shot cinematographer Halyna Hutchins with a prop gun

Hollywood Gathers For Baldwin Shooting Victim Vigil

Hollywood gathers for Baldwin shooting victim vigil

Scientists fear the triggering of invisible climate tripwires known at tipping points

Climate Scientists Fear Tipping Points (maybe You Should Too)

Climate scientists fear tipping points (maybe you should too)

Julian Assange has spent most of the past decade either in custody or holed up in Ecuador's London embassy as he has tried to avoid extradition

Julian Assange: WikiLeaks' Controversial Founder

Julian Assange: WikiLeaks' controversial founder

ECB policymakers have a tightrope to walk as scaling back stimulus to quash inflation risks choking off the economic recovery

ECB Charts Lonely Course Through Inflation Spike

Bottlenecks have pushed up prices and pinched industrial production in the eurozone, drawing a tightrope for policymakers to walk as withdrawing stimulus to quash inflation risks further crimping the economic recovery.

Researchers use torpedo-like devices towed from boats to better understand the ocean by collecting some of its smallest inhabitants: plankton

Drifting Into Trouble? The Tiny Ocean Creatures With A Global Impact

Drifting into trouble? The tiny ocean creatures with a global impact

The Covid pandemic has added fuel to the fire of the numbers of games subject to match-fixing with football the most popular target an expert in monitoring the issue told AFP

Covid Adds Fuel To The Match-fixing Fire: Expert

Covid adds fuel to the match-fixing fire: expert

Lost in rocky hills and surrounded by humble palm groves, Al-Sahl is around 250 kilometres (155 miles) northwest of the Iraqi capital Baghdad

'Simple' Life In Iraqi Desert Village Cut Off From The Grid

'Simple' life in Iraqi desert village cut off from the grid

In Sweden's far north, permafrost beneath the Stordalen mire is up to thousands of years old

Permafrost: A Ticking Carbon Time Bomb

Permafrost: a ticking carbon time bomb

Saudi Aramco's Dhahran oil plants, pictured on February 11, 2018 -- the kingdom is the world's biggest oil exporter

Oil-reliant Saudi Arabia Faces Questions Over 'Net Zero' Pledge

Experts questioned plans by the world's top oil exporter to raise its production capacity despite the pledge to achieve net zero carbon emissions by 2060.

Facebook has long been accused of failing to contain hate speech on its site in the developing world

Facebook Failing To Contain Hate Speech In India: Reports

Facebook failing to contain hate speech in India: reports

Lionel Messi in action for PSG against Marseille

Messi Muted As 10-man PSG Draw With Marseille

Messi muted as 10-man PSG draw with Marseille

Mohamed Salah celebrates after scoring Liverpool's fifth goal, and his third, at Old Trafford

Solskjaer Rues 'Darkest Day' After Man Utd Humiliated By Salah Treble

Solskjaer rues 'darkest day' after Man Utd humiliated by Salah treble

A Palestinian man waves his flag next to the Israeli outpost of Evitar in the occupied West Bank on October 10

Israel To Build Over 1,300 New W.Bank Settler Homes

Israel to build over 1,300 new W.Bank settler homes

Local election commission members prepare a polling station for Sunday's presidential election in Tashkent

Uzbek Leader Set To Win Vote With No Real Opposition

Uzbek leader set to win vote with no real opposition

Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni said the Kampala blast "seems to be a terrorist act but we shall get the perpetrators"

Ugandan Police Say Deadly Blast 'Act Of Domestic Terror'

Ugandan police say deadly blast 'act of domestic terror'

The latest strikes in Tigray were far from Mekele, suggesting the military was widening its campaign of bombardments

Ethiopia Launches Air Strikes In Northern And Western Tigray

Ethiopia launches air strikes in northern and western Tigray

The Indianapolis event was enjoyed by a handful of fans, whom organizers capped at a low number

Self-driving Race Cars Make History In Indianapolis

Self-driving race cars make history in Indianapolis

For Gaza, fenced in from three sides by Israel since Hamas Islamists took power in 2007, the open sea seems to offer the promise of freedom -- but it is deceptive

Under Israel's Blockade, Gaza Fishermen Struggle For A Catch

Under Israel's blockade, Gaza fishermen struggle for a catch

Colombia is the world's top provider of cocaine, with the United States as its principal market, despite half a century of trying to clamp down on the drug trade

Colombia's Most-wanted Drug Lord 'Otoniel' Captured

Colombia's most-wanted drug lord 'Otoniel' captured

Hussam Hammo founded Tamatem -- which means tomato -- in 2013

Jordanian Company Dives Into Arabic Mobile Games Market

Jordanian company dives into Arabic mobile games market

Roberto Martinez shows a picture of his sister Lourdes, who disappeared aged 23 in 1974 in Culiacan in northwest Mexico

Mexico Hunts For Missing Children Of 'Dirty War'

Mexico hunts for missing children of 'Dirty War'

This still image from video released by the DC Cat Count/Humane Rescue Alliance shows a cat photographed by a wildlife camera in Washington

Washington, District Of Cats: US Capital First City To Count Its Felines

Washington, District of Cats: US capital first city to count its felines

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