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Tens of thousands of Georgians took to the streets of central Tbilisi to demand the release of jailed ex-president and opposition leader Mikheil Saakashvili

Tens Of Thousands Rally In Georgia For Jailed Ex-leader Saakashvili

Tens of thousands rally in Georgia for jailed ex-leader Saakashvili

Twins Garden run by twin brothers Ivan and Sergei Berezutskiy was given two stars as Michelin released its first Moscow restaurants guide

Nine Restaurants Win Stars As Michelin Launches Moscow Guide

Nine restaurants win stars as Michelin launches Moscow guide

Dozens of Tour de France riders fell after one clipped a sign brandished by a spectator

Tour De France Fan Who Caused Pile-up Set To Avoid Jail

Tour de France fan who caused pile-up set to avoid jail

Why Relying Completely on Government Benefits Could Lead to a Delayed and Worrisome Retirement

Here's why you should treat Social Security as supplemental income and not depend on Medicare to pay for your long-term care needs.

The US quit the council in 2018 under the previous president Donald Trump

US Rejoins UN Human Rights Council, Years After Walk-out

US rejoins UN Human Rights Council, years after walk-out

Weekly jobless claims have become a closely watched metric of labor market health and remained elevated throughout 2020, but dropped substantially this year as Covid-19 vaccines allowed businesses to reopen

US Jobless Claims Dip Below Key Pandemic Threshold

US jobless claims dip below key pandemic threshold

Police urged the public to stay at home and several neighbourhoods were cordoned off, with television footage showing ambulances and armed police in the area

Norway Says Attack Appears To Be 'Act Of Terror'

Norway says attack appears to be 'act of terror'

A 'welcome prayer' for Zuma, who was released on on parole last month but has not appeared in public since

Zuma Blasts Judiciary, Backs ANC In First Speech After Parole

Zuma blasts judiciary, backs ANC in first speech after parole

Containers are piling up at ports as businesses struggle to cope with soaring consumer demand

Supply Chain Crisis Snags Economic Recovery

Supply chain crisis snags economic recovery

A bullet-riddled building during clashes in the Tayouneh area of Beirut, at the crossroads of Shiite and Christian militia bastions that were also battlegrounds in Lebanon's civil war

Lebanon Protest Chaos Revives Civil War Ghost

Lebanon protest chaos revives civil war ghost

Dozens of Tour de France riders fell after one clipped a sign brandished by a spectator

Tour De France Fan Who Caused Huge Opening Day Crash Goes On Trial

Tour de France fan who caused huge opening day crash goes on trial

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

Italian Court Tries Egyptian Officers Over Student's Murder

Italian court tries Egyptian officers over student's murder

Employees of Iraq's Independent High Electoral Commission conduct a manual count of votes following the parliamentary elections in Baghdad's Green Zone area on October 13, 2021

Iraq's Sadr Must Work With Pro-Iran Groups To Choose PM

Iraq's Sadr must work with pro-Iran groups to choose PM

The German economy, Europe's biggest, will likely see slower-than-expected growth this year

Global Shortages Crimp Growth In Powerhouse Germany

Global shortages crimp growth in powerhouse Germany

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

Italy Puts Egyptian Officers On Trial For Student's Murder

Italy puts Egyptian officers on trial for student's murder

Netflix is the market leader but will face increasingly stiff competition as US firms go global

Streaming Wars Heat Up

Streaming wars heat up

US Open champ Daniil Medvedev of Russia hits a forehand return to Grigor Dimitrov of Bulgaria in their fourth round match at the Indian Wells tennis tournament in southern California

US Open Champ Medvedev Stunned By Dimitrov In Indian Wells

US Open champ Medvedev stunned by Dimitrov in Indian Wells

The Beatles' supposed breakup album "Let It Be" was actually recorded before they went in the studio for "Abbey Road"

The Beatles Are Back With A Happier Ending

The Beatles are back with a happier ending

Chinese authorities have since ordered mines to expand production, with energy firms told to ensure there are adequate fuel supplies for winter

China's Factory Inflation Hit 25-year High In September

The reopening from lockdowns around the world has ramped up demand for energy just as stockpiles are low, made worse by China's drive to meet environmental goals by slashing emissions targets.

William Shatner, seen in 2017, is set to become the oldest astronaut ever at age 90 as he flies to space with Blue Origin

'It Was Unbelievable': Star Trek's Shatner Becomes Real Life Astronaut

'It was unbelievable': Star Trek's Shatner becomes real life astronaut

(L to R) Egyptian fashion models Zeina Ehab and Mariam Abdallah pose during a photo session at the UNN Model Management agency's studio in Cairo

The Egyptian Modelling Agency 'Decolonising Beauty Standards'

The Egyptian modelling agency 'decolonising beauty standards'

Kohli Gets A Last Shot At World Cup Glory As India Captain

Kohli gets a last shot at World Cup glory as India captain

Mullah Yacoub (C), a Taliban member who claims to have lost his leg in an US strike, walks to try on his new prosthetic leg

Afghan Amputees Recover Alongside Former Enemies

Afghan amputees recover alongside former enemies

Containers and cranes are seen at the Port of Los Angeles, in California on October 13, 2021

Small Businesses Facing Huge Setbacks From Blocked Shipments, Price Hikes

Small businesses facing huge setbacks from blocked shipments, price hikes

With a highly efficient assembly line model inspired by McDonald's, the network of hospitals of the Aravind Eye Care System performs half a million surgeries a year -- mostly for free

McSurgery: An Indian Hospital Restoring Eyesight To Millions

McSurgery: An Indian hospital restoring eyesight to millions

Around the Islamic world, the broadcastÂ of the call to prayer and sermons via external loudspeakers are regarded as a key pillar of Muslim identity, but the issue is deeply divisive

Piety Or Noise Nuisance? Indonesia Tackles Call To Prayer Volume Backlash

Piety or noise nuisance? Indonesia tackles call to prayer volume backlash

A poll shows scientists who speak in the media about Covid-19 are often subject to harassment as a result

Death Threats, Law Suits: Covid Experts Targeted

Death threats, law suits: Covid experts targeted

At stake are peace and stability on the island of Ireland, which is split between the EU-member the Republic of Ireland and the UK's Northern Ireland

EU Offers Border 'Express Lane' To Solve N.Ireland Brexit Row

EU offers border 'express lane' to solve N.Ireland Brexit row

This undated image courtesy of the Museum of Natural History of Vienna shows a roughly 2,700-year-old human excrement from the Hallstatt salt mines in which beans, millet and barley are clearly visible

Humans Enjoyed Blue Cheese And Beer 2,700 Years Ago: Study

Humans enjoyed blue cheese and beer 2,700 years ago: study

French Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire (right) speaks with German Finance Minister Olaf Scholz (left) outside IMF headquarters in Washington

IMF, G20 Fret Over Supply Chain Bottlenecks, Inflation Fears

IMF, G20 fret over supply chain bottlenecks, inflation fears

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