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Rivals: Pakistan's Mohammad Amir and Babar Azam speak with India captain Virat Kohli and Vijay Shankar at the 2019 World Cup in Manchester

Pakistan Look To End India Losing Streak In T20 World Cup Blockbuster

Pakistan look to end India losing streak in T20 World Cup blockbuster

A ban on booze in Bangkok has forced bars to come up with novel ideas to make some cash, such as making fruity mocktails

Bangkok Bars Battle To Beat Booze Ban Battering

Bangkok bars battle to beat booze ban battering

Peter Chekijan (center), pictured at a job fair on October 19, 2021 in Melville, New York, has had trouble finding the staff he needs at his beer tasting room

Desperate For Employees, US Businesses Struggle To Hire

Desperate for employees, US businesses struggle to hire

Damian McKenzie of New Zealand dives to score a try for the All Blacks during their rugby victory over the host United States on Saturday

All Blacks Overpower US Eagles 104-14 To Open Northern Tour

All Blacks overpower US Eagles 104-14 to open northern tour

Actor Alec Baldwin, who fired a prop gun that killed a director of photography on the set of a Western he was filming, is seen here in 2019

Inquiry Into Baldwin Shooting Focuses On Gun Protocol

Inquiry into Baldwin shooting focuses on gun protocol

Lebanese barber Ali Abd Alwareth is stuck in a border forest after Belarus told him: "You have only two choices: either you die here or you die in Poland"

Trapped In 'Cruel' Forest, Migrant Regrets Belarus-EU Crossing

Trapped in 'cruel' forest, migrant regrets Belarus-EU crossing

Tirop's death has thrown a spotlight on the pressures faced by the country's female athletes who pay a huge price for their spectacular success in a male-dominated society

Mourners Pay Homage To Slain Kenyan Running Star Tirop

Mourners pay homage to slain Kenyan running star Tirop

Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman delivers a speech at the opening of the "Saudi Green Initiative" forum in Riyadh

Top Oil Exporter Saudi Arabia Targets Zero Carbon Emissions By 2060

Top oil exporter Saudi Arabia targets zero carbon emissions by 2060

An autonomous car competing at the Indy Autonomous Challenge

150 Mph Without A Driver: Indy Autonomous Cars Gear Up For Race

150 mph without a driver: Indy autonomous cars gear up for race

In this file photo taken on October 19, 2021, a health professional assists a COVID-19 patient at a hospital in northern Peru

Peru Surpasses 200,000 Covid Deaths: Officials

Peru surpasses 200,000 Covid deaths: officials

OVHcloud data centre in Beauharnois near Montreal has tapped into Quebec's cheap and renewable electricity

Cheap, Abundant Renewable Energy Powers Cluster Of Quebec Data Centres

Cheap, abundant renewable energy powers cluster of Quebec data centres

An electoral billboard reading "The people have decided, the change has started" in Dbayeh, east of Lebanon's capital Beirut, ahead of elections next year

Two Years After Protests, Lebanon Activists Set Sights On Vote

Two years after protests, Lebanon activists set sights on vote

Manchester United striker Cristiano Ronaldo

Ronaldo's Duel With Salah Takes Centre Stage As Man Utd Face Liverpool

Ronaldo's duel with Salah takes centre stage as Man Utd face Liverpool

Alec Baldwin

Alec Baldwin Says 'Heart Is Broken' After Fatally Shooting Cinematographer

Alec Baldwin says 'heart is broken' after fatally shooting cinematographer

Arsenal midfielder Thomas Partey

Partey Ends Goal Drought As Arsenal Beat Villa

Partey ends goal drought as Arsenal beat Villa

An investment vehicle linked to former President Trump's social media startup has soared the last two days on Wall Street

Shares In Trump-linked Social Media Venture Surge Again

Shares in Trump-linked social media venture surge again

President Joe Biden says the US would defend Taiwan from China, although these appears at odds with the longtime policy of strategic ambiguity

US Seeks To Contain Beijing Anger After Biden Vows Taiwan Defense

US seeks to contain Beijing anger after Biden vows Taiwan defense

Soaring gas and electricity prices have left many consumers feeling burned

European Nations Strive To Cushion Energy Price Hikes

European nations strive to cushion energy price hikes

Buckingham Palace was forced to disclose Queen Elizabeth II had stayed overnight in hospital after The Sun newspaper broke the story

Confusion Reigns Over Queen Elizabeth II's Health After Hospital Stay

Confusion reigns over Queen Elizabeth II's health after hospital stay

Merkel's CDU party was handed a drubbing in September elections she did not contest

'Monument' Merkel Gets Standing Ovation At Last EU Summit

'Monument' Merkel gets standing ovation at last EU summit

Firefighters working their way through the debris at the damaged factory building in the region of Ryazan

Fire Kills 16 At Russian Explosives Factory

Fire kills 16 at Russian explosives factory

Rapper Einar, the most streamed artist on Spotify in Sweden in 2019, was killed in Stockholm

Swedish Teen Rapper Killed In Stockholm Shooting

Swedish teen rapper killed in Stockholm shooting

The airline industry believes that demand for travel is still set to boom but the costs of going green could cloud the industry's future

Flying Green Will Be More Expensive

Flying green will be more expensive

The bitter power struggle between Farmajo (L) and Roble (R) became public in September

Somalia Leaders Agree To 'Accelerate' Election Process

Somalia leaders agree to 'accelerate' election process

Flagship manufacturer InCycles is pushing to stay ahead of the peloton

Supply Chain Woes Put Brakes On Europe's Top Cycle-makers In Portugal

Supply chain woes put brakes on Europe's top cycle-makers in Portugal

Despite recent reforms in Uzbekistan critics say some recent moves carry echoes of the country's authoritarian past

Freedom Of Speech On The Line In 'New Uzbekistan'

Freedom of speech on the line in 'New Uzbekistan'

Sebastian Kurz resigned as Austrian chancellor this month after corruption claims eroded his image

The 'Open Secret' Behind Austria Media Graft Scandal

The 'open secret' behind Austria media graft scandal

Chairman of Bosnia and Herzegovina's tripartite presidency, Milorad Dodik

Bosnia's Serb Leader Dodik Unveils Plans To Dismantle 'Failed Country'

Bosnia's Serb leader Dodik unveils plans to dismantle 'failed country'

Many fear the sorties increase the risk of a mistake that could spark a wider war

China Hounds Taiwan With 'Greyzone' War Plane Incursions

China hounds Taiwan with 'greyzone' war plane incursions

The teachers at the midwifery college in Maidan Shar have continued working for the sake of mothers and babies in the rural community despite the danger to their lives

Afghan Midwives Vow To Help Mothers And Babies Under Taliban Rule

Afghan midwives vow to help mothers and babies under Taliban rule

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