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Jens Weidmann's planned departure from the Bundesbank comes as the European Central Bank faces difficult questions over its future monetary policy and as coalition talks to form the next German government formally get under way

German Central Bank Chief To Quit At Crunch Moment For ECB

German central bank chief to quit at crunch moment for ECB

There are concerns that the crisis at embattled China Evergrande could spill over into the wider economy

Troubled Developer Evergrande To Resume Trading, Warns Of Financial Obligations

Troubled developer Evergrande to resume trading, warns of financial obligations

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken gives his thumb up during a visit to the Camari market for local products in Quito, Ecuador

Blinken Promises US Shift From Military Focus In Latin America

Blinken promises US shift from military focus in Latin America

Elizabeth Smith (L) and Lindsey Riha, teachers at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School, hug each other as teachers and staff returned to the school for the first time since the mass shooting on campus

Parkland High School Shooter Pleads Guilty To Killing 17

Parkland high school shooter pleads guilty to killing 17

Oil and gas giants well aware of the dire risks posed by rising temperatures nonetheless undermining confidence in climate science

Oil & Gas Giant Total Downplayed Climate Threat: Study

Oil & gas giant Total downplayed climate threat: study

A South African firm believes it has found helium deposits that could be worth tens of billions of dollars

Helium: South Africa Strikes New 'Gold'

Helium: South Africa strikes new 'gold'

Governments plan to produce 110 percent more fossil fuels this decade than would be consistent with a 1.5C increase in the average global temperature, and 45 percent more than for a world where temperatures increase 2C

Planned Fossil Fuel Output Shatters 1.5C Climate Target: UN

Nations are currently planning to produce more than double the amount of coal, oil and gas consistent with limiting global warming to 1.5 degrees Celsius.

Greek actress Xanthi Georgiou lights the torch at a ceremony in Athens

Olympic Flame Arrives In Beijing After Activists Ramp Up Boycott Calls

Olympic flame arrives in Beijing after activists ramp up boycott calls

A bridge collapsed following heavy rainfalls in northern India

Floods, Landslides Kill 116 In India And Nepal

Floods, landslides kill 116 in India and Nepal

Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro is being accused of 'murder' by a senate committee for his mishandling of the Covid-19 pandemic

Brazil President To Face Charge Of 'Intentional' Crimes Over Covid Response

Brazil president to face charge of 'intentional' crimes over Covid response

The talks will be attended by officials from 10 countries

Russia Hosts Taliban For Talks After Warning Against IS Threat

Russia hosts Taliban for talks after warning against IS threat

A Facebook group, Justice for Zackie, has called for a demonstration outside the Athens courthouse on the first day of the trial

Trial Over Killing Of HIV Activist Begins In Greece

Trial over killing of HIV activist begins in Greece

The oasis of feminine industry provides income for the staff and moments of indulgence for the clients, but its days may be numbered

Beauty Salon A Women's Haven In The Taliban's Kabul

Beauty salon a women's haven in the Taliban's Kabul

Ahmed Abdelaziz, professor at Port Sudan University, said Sudan's Red Sea islands were 'vulnerable to illicit activities'

Sudan's Key Red Sea Ports Coveted By Regional Powers

Sudan's key Red Sea ports coveted by regional powers

Natheer Halawani said the economic crisis has provided 'a suitable opportunity to rethink' old transportation models

Lebanon's Car Culture Questioned In Crisis

Lebanon's car culture questioned in crisis

Ondrej Kudela (R) was given a 10-match ban for racially abusing Rangers midfielder Glen Kamara (C) earlier this year

Fuelled By Anti-immigrant Rhetoric, Racism Still Serious Issue In Czech Stands

Fuelled by anti-immigrant rhetoric, racism still serious issue in Czech stands

Beja people raise the flag of the Beja Congress political group as they demonstrate outside the Osman Digna port

Neglected Eastern Sudan Tribes In 'Quest For Justice'

Neglected eastern Sudan tribes in 'quest for justice'

Sudan's Prime Minister Abdalla Hamdok has described the political crisis gripping Sudan as the 'worst and most dangerous' chapter facing the transition

East Sudan Protests Snarl Trade, Deepen Economic Woes

East Sudan protests snarl trade, deepen economic woes

The president of the Confederation of Indigenous Nationalities of Ecuador, Leonidas Iza (center), takes part in a protest march after meeting with Ecuador's President Guillermo Lasso on October 4, 2021

On Democracy Tour, Blinken Says Ecuador Offers Rights Assurances

On democracy tour, Blinken says Ecuador offers rights assurances

Factfile on the North Korean missile launch on Tuesday October 19

North Korea Tested New 'Submarine-launched Ballistic Missile'

North Korea tested new 'submarine-launched ballistic missile'

Colin Powell, who died aged 84, was fully vaccinated against Covid-19 but he was especially vulnerable due to suffering myeloma

Colin Powell's Death Sparks Misleading Claims About Covid-19 Vaccines

Colin Powell's death sparks misleading claims about Covid-19 vaccines

Mohamed Salah scored twice for Liverpool in a dramatic game in Madrid

Liverpool Battle To Champions League Win And Messi Fires PSG

Liverpool battle to Champions League win and Messi fires PSG

Netflix has seen a jump in subcribers in most recently finished quarter

Squid Game-boosted Netflix Pulls In Subscribers

Subscribers jumped by 4.4 million, double the growth seen in the same quarter in 2020, allowing the platform to end the period with 214 million worldwide.

A police vehicle in the Haitian capital Port-au-Prince on October 18 2021

Growing In Numbers And Power, Criminal Gangs Terrorize Haiti

Growing in numbers and power, criminal gangs terrorize Haiti

Port-au-Prince during a general strike called to protest lawlessness in Haiti highlighted by the kidnapping of 17 US and Canadian missionaries

US Vows To Help Free Hostages In Haiti After Ransom Demand

US vows to help free hostages in Haiti after ransom demand

WeWork is headed back to Wall Street after its 2019 fiasco

WeWork Back To Wall Street, Two Years After Fiasco

WeWork back to Wall Street, two years after fiasco

Major missile and nuclear sites in North Korea.

N. Korea Fires Suspected Submarine-launched Ballistic Missile: Seoul

N. Korea fires suspected submarine-launched ballistic missile: Seoul

This handout photo from Google on July 30, 2021 shows the new Pixel 6 smartphone; Pixel phones have been seen as a way for Google to showcase the capabilities of its free Android system, but its share of the global smartphone market has been meager

Google Debuts New Pixel, Latest Try In Smartphone Fight

Google debuts new Pixel, latest try in smartphone fight

Prime Minister Boris Johnson wants sustainable investment to power Britain's economic future

UK Outlines Net-zero Strategy And Green Investment Plans

UK outlines net-zero strategy and green investment plans

After his talks with Austin, Taran said he had no doubts about US support

US Pentagon Chief In Kiev Says Russia 'Obstacle' To Peace

US Pentagon chief in Kiev says Russia 'obstacle' to peace

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