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Sierra Leone had long allowed the use of death penalties, but has not carried out an execution since 1998

Sierra Leone Abolishes 'Inhumane' Death Penalty

Sierra Leone abolishes 'inhumane' death penalty

Parisian-born philanthropist and activist Osman Kavala faces a string of charges linked to 2013 anti-government protests and a failed military putsch in 2016

Turkey Extends Detention Of Top Philanthropist

Turkey extends detention of top philanthropist

Ireland is home to several global multi-nationals, including Facebook, Apple and Google

Irish Tech Sector Weighs Up Implications Of Global Tax Plan

Irish tech sector weighs up implications of global tax plan

Mario Draghi, former European Central bank chief, was called in by Italy's president to lead the country after the previous government collapsed in the middle of the economic and health crisis caused by the Covid-19 pandemic

Italy's Draghi Presses Reform Despite Opposition

Italy's Draghi presses reform despite opposition

Zanzibar-born author Abdulrazak Gurnah said winning the Nobel prize for literature would not stop him speaking out on migration

Nobel-winning Writer Gurnah Vows To Keep Talking Migration

Nobel-winning writer Gurnah vows to keep talking migration

Novaya Gazeta editor Dmitry Muratov dedicated his Nobel Peace Prize to his paper's killed journalists

Muratov Dedicates Nobel To His Paper's Slain Reporters, Navalny

Muratov dedicates Nobel to his paper's slain reporters, Navalny

Misinformation can spread rapidly on social media under the guise of satire and parody, creating challenges for platforms and fact-checkers

Posing As Satire, Misinformation Spreads Online

Posing as satire, misinformation spreads online

Black tea is good for weight management.

Black Tea vs. Green Tea: What's the Difference and Which One is Healthier?

Find out the difference between black tea and green tea, and which one is healthier for you.

Libya's elections are part of a UN-backed process that has brought relative peace after years of turmoil, including an air strike on the outskirts of Tripoli where damage is pictured on October 14, 2019

Libya Ready For Polls Despite Wrangling: Elections Chief

Libya ready for polls despite wrangling: elections chief

Air India operates 50 percent of all international flights from India

India Sells Struggling Air India Back To Tata Conglomerate

India sells struggling Air India back to Tata conglomerate

Poland's Constitutional Court on Thursday challenged the primacy of EU law over Polish law by declaring several articles in the EU treaties "incompatible" with the country's constitution

Poland Defends EU Membership Amid Backlash Over Ruling

Poland defends EU membership amid backlash over ruling

Once the black ash lands on the bananas, it is almost impossible to remove

Volcanic Grit, Water Shortage Threaten La Palma's Bananas

Volcanic grit, water shortage threaten La Palma's bananas

Some 19,000 of the Muslim refugees from Myanmar have already relocated from crowded camps on the mainland to Bhashan Char island

Bangladesh Plans To Move 81,000 Rohingya To Island After UN Deal: Officials

Bangladesh plans to move 81,000 Rohingya to island after UN deal: officials

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The Buddha monuments in Bamiyan province had stood for 1,500 years but were destroyed in 2001 by the Taliban, who said they were against the Muslim faith

Taliban Now Guard Site Of Bamiyan Buddhas They Destroyed

Taliban now guard site of Bamiyan Buddhas they destroyed

The coronavirus pandemic has wreaked havoc with the world economy but seen many tech companies boom

Samsung Forecasts Near-30% Jump In Q3 Operating Profit

Samsung Electronics estimated sales for the July-September period at 73 trillion won, up 9.0 percent year-on-year.

The outgoing Iraqi parliament ahead of elections

Iraqis Head To Early Vote With Little Hope For Change

Iraqis head to early vote with little hope for change

US Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer has appealed for Republicans to allow a majority vote

US Senate Green-lights Stop-gap Deal To Avert Debt Default

The breakthrough – which temporarily defers the crisis by adding another $480 billion to the allowable debt total – came with an estimated 11 days to go until the country would no longer have been able to borrow money or pay off loans for the first time in its history.

Netflix's top executive says there is "a very good chance" Squid Game will be the company's biggest show ever

Squid Game: South Korea's Latest Cultural Phenomenon

Squid Game: South Korea's latest cultural phenomenon

Tyson Fury floors Deontay Wilder during their second fight in Las Vegas last year

Fury, Wilder Ready For Trilogy Showdown

Fury, Wilder ready for trilogy showdown

Demonstrators attending the Women's March in New York to protest the restrictive new abortion law in Texas

Texas Clinic Resumes Providing Abortions After Judge Blocks Law

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, a Republican, said he would appeal the judge's ruling to the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals, one of the most conservative courts in the country.

Last week, Iran's Foreign Minister Hossein Amir-Abdollahian warned that his country would sue South Korea if it continued to refuse to honour its debt

Iran-S Korea Row Worsens Over Oil Billions Frozen By US Sanctions

The Islamic republic was South Korea's third-largest Middle Eastern trade partner before the United States unilaterally withdrew from a 2015 nuclear deal between Tehran and world powers and reimposed crippling sanctions.

Andre Marinho's impressions of President Jair Bolsonaro have gone viral on social media, but have also exposed him to numerous insults

Brazilian Impersonator Aims To 'Detoxify' Bolsonaro Backers

Brazilian impersonator aims to 'detoxify' Bolsonaro backers

In February Perseverance landed in Jezero crater where scientists suspected a long-gone river once fed a lake

Ancient River Delta Bolsters Search For Signs Of Life On Mars

Ancient river delta bolsters search for signs of life on Mars

High-five for Saudi scorer Firas al-Buraikan from coach Herve Renard

Australia Set World Cup Record, Wu Rescues China As Japan Lose

Australia set World Cup record, Wu rescues China as Japan lose

Ireland said removing 'at least' from in front of 15 percent in the deal gave greater certainty that the rate will not ratchet higher in the future

Hold-outs Ireland, Estonia Sign Up To Global Tax Reform Deal

Hold-outs Ireland, Estonia sign up to global tax reform deal

Winners of the Nobel Prize for Literature have mostly been white, European men

Tanzanian-born Novelist Gurnah Wins Nobel Literature Prize

Tanzanian-born novelist Gurnah wins Nobel Literature Prize

In a 2C world, more than 99 percent of all corals would disappear, according to the IPCC

In Egypt's Red Sea, Corals Fade As Oceans Warm

In Egypt's Red Sea, corals fade as oceans warm

Haitian migrants queue to register with the Mexican Commission for Refugee Assistance in the border city of Tijuana

Mexico: The US 'Wall' In Migrants' Way

Mexico: the US 'wall' in migrants' way

Ninety years: Desmond Tutu attends a birthday celebration service in Cape Town

South Africa's 'Moral Compass' Tutu Feted On His 90th Birthday

South Africa's 'moral compass' Tutu feted on his 90th birthday

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