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Roughly 300 people blocked an entrance to the port of Genoa in the northwest, causing delays

Muted Protests As Italy Toughens Workplace Covid Rules

Muted protests as Italy toughens workplace Covid rules

Olaf Scholz said he believed 'a new beginning is possible'

Germany Parties Agree Initial Deal For Next Government

Germany parties agree initial deal for next government

France is holding a host of events to honour Samuel Paty

French Schools Hail Teacher Killed Over Mohammed Cartoon

French schools hail teacher killed over Mohammed cartoon

Italy's ITA Takes To Skies From Ashes Of Alitalia

Italy's ITA takes to skies from ashes of Alitalia

Migrants sit on the ground after being recaptured by Libyan security forces following an escape attempt

Italian Captain Gets Jail Term For Taking Migrants To Libya

Italian captain gets jail term for taking migrants to Libya

Despite supply chain troubles UK retailers say there will be toys on the shelves for Christmas

UK Toy Firms Battle To Prevent Nightmare Before Christmas

UK toy firms battle to prevent nightmare before Christmas

Worshippers dance around a bonfire to honor the Maria Lionza goddess on the 'magical' Sorte mountain in northwestern Venezuela

Fire, Tobacco And Spirits: Venezuelans Fight Covid With Ritual

Fire, tobacco and spirits: Venezuelans fight Covid with ritual

Sydney's 100-plus-day lockdown lifted last week and lingering rules are gradually being phased out

Sydney To Scrap Quarantine, Readies To Welcome Overseas Visitors

Sydney to scrap quarantine, readies to welcome overseas visitors

Men in Belgrade campaign for the early release of Zvezdan "The Snake" Jovanovic -- a fellow paramilitary who killed reformist PM Zoran Djindjic in 2003

'End Of Shame': How Serbia Rewards Its War Criminals

'End of shame': How Serbia rewards its war criminals

Sae Eun Park is the first Asian ballerina to reach the top etoile rank in the Paris Opera Ballet's 352-year history

'Art Transcends Race': Paris Opera Ballet's First Asian Etoile Ballerina

'Art transcends race': Paris Opera Ballet's first Asian etoile ballerina

Growth in China's vast economy is forecast to have slowed further in the third quarter of the year

China Growth Dips To 5% In Third Quarter On Energy Woes: AFP Poll

China growth dips to 5% in third quarter on energy woes: AFP poll

A drone carrying a box marked "Flying Sushi" is airborne in the Israeli coastal city of Herzliya

Flying Sushi: Israel Readies For Delivery Drone Traffic Jams

Flying sushi: Israel readies for delivery drone traffic jams

Pere David's deer were on the verge of disappearing towards the end of the 19th century

Asian Deer's Comeback Marks Rare China Conservation Success

Asian deer's comeback marks rare China conservation success

Around a quarter of a trillion dollars worth of goods will have passed through Los Angeles port by the end of December 2021

US Port Logjam Brings Early Christmas For Importers

US port logjam brings early Christmas for importers

Britain's Cameron Norrie on the way to a quarter-final victory over Argentina's Diego Schwartzman in Indian Wells

Norrie Crushes Schwartzman, Dimitrov Holds Off Hurkacz In Indian Wells

Norrie crushes Schwartzman, Dimitrov holds off Hurkacz in Indian Wells

An activist dressed as a "debt collector" holds a cutout of British Prime Minister Boris Johnson during a demonstration in front of IMF headquarters to ask rich nations to help poor countries tackle climate change in Washington on October 13, 2021

Hard Choices Loom For Finance Chiefs And Their Climate Pledges

Hard choices loom for finance chiefs and their climate pledges

Cargo is unloaded from an international flight at Rickenbacker International Airport in Columbus, Ohio, October 11, 2021

Cargo Deluge Tests Ohio Airport Amid US Shipping Snarls

Cargo deluge tests Ohio airport amid US shipping snarls

Cellular phone service is non-existent in the tiny US town of Green Bank because it is home to a space observatory that needs radio quiet

Digital Life Encroaches On US 'Quiet Zone' Refuge

Digital life encroaches on US 'quiet zone' refuge

A former Boeing chief test pilot provided the Federal Aviation Administration with "materially false, inaccurate, and incomplete information" about the 737 MAX flight handling system, according to the US Justice Department

US Grand Jury Indicts Former Pilot Of Boeing 737 MAX

US grand jury indicts former pilot of Boeing 737 MAX

Newcastle fans outside St James' Park after the club's recent takeover

Newcastle Launch New Era As Man Utd Grapple With Injuries

Newcastle launch new era as Man Utd grapple with injuries

An armoured column of Lebanese troops deploys to Tayouneh, in the mainly Shiite southern suburbs of Beirut, after deadly violence erupts at a protest demanding the replacement of the lead investigator into last year's monster port blast

Deadly Clashes Rock Lebanon Capital After Rally Against Port Blast Judge

Deadly clashes rock Lebanon capital after rally against port blast judge

Radul Baduel (R) was an ally of the late former Venezuelan leader Hugo Chavez (L), pictured here in 2006, before they fell out over a proposed constitutional reform

OAS To Ask UN For Autopsy On Venezuela Dissident Who Died In Jail

OAS to ask UN for autopsy on Venezuela dissident who died in jail

Prices paid at China's factory gates have hit the highest level in a quarter of a century owing to surging demand and spiking commodity costs

Equity Markets Climb On Upbeat US Earnings

Equity markets climb on upbeat US earnings

Rights groups including Amnesty International have held regular vigils calling for justice for Italian student Giulio Regeni

Italian Court Stops Trial Against Egyptians Over Student's Murder

Italian court stops trial against Egyptians over student's murder

The blaze broke out in the 13-storey, mixed-use building in the small hours of Thursday morning

Taiwan Building Inferno Kills 46, Dozens Injured

Taiwan building inferno kills 46, dozens injured

Agnes Tirop has been hailed as a rising star cut short in her prime

Kenyan Police Arrest Husband Of Slain Running Star Tirop

Kenyan police arrest husband of slain running star Tirop

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken and Greek Foreign Minister Nikos Dendias shake hands after signing the renewal of the US-Greece Mutual Defense Cooperation Agreement at the State Department

US, Greece Expand Defense Ties Amid Mediterranean Tensions

US, Greece expand defense ties amid Mediterranean tensions

French Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire in an interview with AFP urged Washington to resolve the trade conflicts with its European partners, notably over steel and aluminum

French Finance Minister Urges US To End Trade Acrimony With Europe

French finance minister urges US to end trade acrimony with Europe

Cuban actor and playwright Yunior Garcia is emerging as a major figure in the country's opposition movement

Yunior Garcia: Cuban Playwright Takes On The Government

Yunior Garcia: Cuban playwright takes on the government

Banksy's partially shredded canvas is expected to sell for between Â£4-6 million ($6-8 million, 5-7 million euros)

Shredded Banksy Canvas Sells For Record ?18.58 Million

Shredded Banksy canvas sells for record ?18.58 million

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