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China's crackdown on extracurricular classes, banning tutoring firms from hiring overseas teachers, means many students will be cut off from the outside world

China's Tutoring Ban Hits Overseas Teachers And Cultural Links

China's tutoring ban hits overseas teachers and cultural links

American Collin Morikawa tees off before an impressive crowd at Whistling Straits in the first session of the 43rd Ryder Cup

US Have Europe In Dire Straits In Quest To Reclaim Ryder Cup

US have Europe in dire straits in quest to reclaim Ryder Cup

US singer R. Kelly is accused of sex crimes committed as he allegedly capitalized on his fame to prey on young women and teenagers

R. Kelly Jury Weighs Singer's Fate After Grim Sex Crimes Testimony

R. Kelly jury weighs singer's fate after grim sex crimes testimony

People look at the former Kamloops Indian Residential School where flowers and cards were left in June 2021 as part of a memorial to children whose remains were discovered buried near the facility

Catholic Church Apologizes To Canada Indigenous Peoples For School Abuses

Catholic Church apologizes to Canada indigenous peoples for school abuses

A Haitian migrant bathes in the Rio Grande river in Ciudad Acuna at the Mexican-US border

For Haitian Migrants, Mexican Reality Replaces US Dream

For Haitian migrants, Mexican reality replaces US dream

As the major shareholder in the IMF, the United States will be key in determining Kristalina Georgieva's fate

Allegations Of Favoring China Could Erode Confidence In IMF Chief

Allegations of favoring China could erode confidence in IMF chief

Turkish Cypriot leader Ersin Tatar sits beneath a portrait of the founder of modern Turkey, Kemal Ataturk, as he speaks with AFP in his office at the Turkish Center near the United Nations

Low Hopes For UN Talks On Cyprus After Spike In Tensions

Low hopes for UN talks on Cyprus after spike in tensions

Former Catalan president Carles Puigdemont is wanted in Spain on allegations of sedition following an attempt to gain independence through a referendum

Catalan Ex-leader Released From Jail, Free To Leave Italy

Catalan ex-leader released from jail, free to leave Italy

Thousands of illegal migrants, mainly Venezuelan families, started arriving in Iquique a year ago

Clashes As Chile Police Evict Migrant Squatters

Clashes as Chile police evict migrant squatters

Huawei CFO Meng Wanzhou's nearly three-year fight against extradition to the United States has ended -- but what comes next?

Meng Wanzhou: Huawei's 'Princess' On The Rebound

Meng Wanzhou: Huawei's 'princess' on the rebound

Iran President Ebrahim Raisi remotely addresses the 76th Session of the UN General Assembly via video-link on September 21, 2021 in New York

Iran FM Says Nuclear Talks Will Restart 'Very Soon'

Iran FM says nuclear talks will restart 'very soon'

UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres has called for the world to step up its fight against climate change

UN Redoubles Green Energy Push To Save Climate, Boost Electricity

UN redoubles green energy push to save climate, boost electricity

More than 400 "climate strikes" are planned across Germany, with the Swedish Thunberg, who inspired the movement, expected to speak outside the Reichstag parliament building

Merkel Urges Vote For 'Stable' Germany As Election Looms

Merkel urges vote for 'stable' Germany as election looms

British PM Boris Johnson (R) said he hoped for cooperation with France

UK Seeks Smoother Waters With France After Subs Row

UK seeks smoother waters with France after subs row

The capture of Abimael Guzman (caged), in 1992 marked the beginning of the end for his Shining Path guerrilla group

Shining Path: Peru's Guerrilla Group All But Defeated

Shining Path: Peru's guerrilla group all but defeated

Kyrgyzstan's President Sadyr Japarov was propelled to power last year by protesters who dramatically busted him out of jail

Kyrgyzstan Instability Looms As Five PMs Jailed

Kyrgyzstan instability looms as five PMs jailed

Young members of the Taliban dance and sing next to a river near Kandahar

Young Taliban Dancing To A Different Tune

Young Taliban dancing to a different tune

Iceland's Prime Minister Katrin Jakobsdottir and rival Bjarni Benediktsson, pictured left, are facing off in Saturday's elections

Iceland's Trailblazing Wage Law Narrows Gender Pay Gap

Iceland's trailblazing wage law narrows gender pay gap

The exiles living at the expense of US NGOs and the Albanian government -- in a hotel featuring a replica of the Statue of Liberty

Sun, Sand And Stress: Unlikely Lives Of Afghan Exiles In Albania

Sun, sand and stress: Unlikely lives of Afghan exiles in Albania

A Russian Emergencies Ministry photo shows rescuers on Mount Elbrus after a group of climbers was struck by severe weather conditions while at an altitude of over 5,000 metres (16,000 feet)

Five Climbers Die On Russia's Mount Elbrus

Five climbers die on Russia's Mount Elbrus

Mexican police patrol near the Rio Grande river in Ciudad Acuna in northern Mexico where Haitian migrants are camped out hoping to enter the United States

Haitian Migrants Fear Deportation As Mexican Police Enter Makeshift Camp

Haitian migrants fear deportation as Mexican police enter makeshift camp

A woman wearing a burqa rides on the back of a mortorbike in Kandahar

Afghan Activist Says Taliban Have No Choice But To Listen To Women

Afghan activist says Taliban have no choice but to listen to women

The villas revealed the 'eccentric aesthetic taste' of a clan of particularly fierce loan sharks with a penchant for bling

Stallion Statues And Cocaine: Rome Has A New Mafia

Stallion statues and cocaine: Rome has a new mafia

Pep Guardiola (left) is preparing to lock horns with Thomas Tuchel in the Premier League

Chelsea Face Man City Test As Liverpool, Man Utd Bid To Keep Pace

Chelsea face Man City test as Liverpool, Man Utd bid to keep pace

Puigdemont was a virtual political unknown when he was first elected to lead Catalonia in 2016

Puigdemont: Catalan Separatist Leader Wanted By Spain

Puigdemont: Catalan separatist leader wanted by Spain

Achraf Hakimi was PSG's match-winner against Metz in midweek

French Football Wrestles With Violence In Stadiums As Fans Return

French football wrestles with violence in stadiums as fans return

The film's release was delayed by the coronavirus pandemic and three previous scheduled premieres were postoned

'We've Been Expecting You, Mr Bond...': 007 Back After Virus Delay

'We've been expecting you, Mr Bond...': 007 back after virus delay

The indigenous weavers of Zinacantan in southern Mexico use traditional backstrap looms to produce their colorful fabrics

Mexico's Indigenous Weavers Seek International Recognition

Mexico's indigenous weavers seek international recognition

Brazilian agronomist Diogo Mantovanelli inspects cannabis plants at the Medical Cannabis Research and Patient Support Association (APEPI) production farm in Paty dos Alferes, Rio de Janeiro state, Brazil on September 9, 2021

In Brazil, An NGO Grows Medical Cannabis To Help Patients

In Brazil, an NGO grows medical cannabis to help patients

People with disabilities can use their Android powered smartphones with a smile or tilt of their head

Disabled People Can Now Use Android Phones With Face Gestures

Disabled people can now use Android phones with face gestures

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