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The pandemic forced the famed symphony orchestra to cancel its 2020-21 season, resulting in more than $21 million in lost ticket revenues

New York Philharmonic Marks 'Homecoming' After Pandemic Cancellations

New York Philharmonic marks 'homecoming' after pandemic cancellations

Greece will inaugurate the first of five new "closed" migrant camps on its Aegean islands on Saturday

Greece Inaugurates First 'Closed' Camp For Asylum Seekers

Greece inaugurates first 'closed' camp for asylum seekers

Aimal Ahmadi (R), brother of Ezmarai Ahmadi, who was one of 10 people killed in a US drone strike in Kabul that the US now says was a mistake, stands next to the wreckage of a vehicle destroyed in the attack

Relatives Of Afghan Family Killed In US Strike Want Face-to-face Apology

Relatives of Afghan family killed in US strike want face-to-face apology

The Taliban appear to have shut down the government's ministry of women's affairs and replaced it with the Ministry for the Promotion of Virtue and Prevention of Vice

Three Blasts Kill At Least Two In Afghanistan's Jalalabad

Three blasts kill at least two in Afghanistan's Jalalabad

CCTV footage showing Bulgarian student Evgeni Marchev, 23, being beaten by police at a demonstration has put the issue under the spotlight

Beating Video Puts Bulgaria Police Violence In Spotlight

Beating video puts Bulgaria police violence in spotlight

With the conservative CDU and CSU parties facing possibly their worst election result in post-war Germany, Armin Laschet needs all the motivation he can get

Merkel Party Learns To Campaign Again As Election Looms

Merkel party learns to campaign again as election looms

After years of fighting in the countryside, some Taliban fighters got their first visit to the Kabul Zoo

Gun-toting Taliban Mingle With Families And Kids At Kabul Zoo

Gun-toting Taliban mingle with families and kids at Kabul Zoo

The red carpet area is readied for the Emmy Awards in Los Angeles

Emmy Records, LGBTQ Firsts And Omar: Five Things To Watch

Emmy records, LGBTQ firsts and Omar: five things to watch

Google and Apple were under the microscope over their decision to pull a Russian opposition app

Critics Warn Of Apple, Google 'Chokepoint' Repression

Critics warn of Apple, Google 'chokepoint' repression

The pandemic has exacerbated a pre-existing lack of nurses in the Philippines

'Burnt Out': Philippine Nurses Battle Covid, Resignations

'Burnt out': Philippine nurses battle Covid, resignations

The deal extends US nuclear submarine technology to Australia as well as cyber defence, applied artificial intelligence and undersea capabilities

France Recalls Ambassadors To Australia, US In Escalating Row

France recalls ambassadors to Australia, US in escalating row

The UN General Assembly in September 2018, before the Covid-19 pandemic

World Leaders Descend On New York Despite Pandemic

World leaders descend on New York despite pandemic

The remains of the Lucanamarca massacre victims lie in a white mausoleum in the local cemetery

No Forgiveness For Shining Path Leader Abimael Guzman

No forgiveness for Shining Path leader Abimael Guzman

General Sherman, the world's biggest tree, has been wrapped in foil to protect it from flames

US Firefighters Optimistic Over World's Biggest Tree

US firefighters optimistic over world's biggest tree

The run up to the State Duma ballot has been marred by a sweep of dissenting voices and pressure on independent media

Google, Apple 'Censor' Navalny App As Russian Polls Open

Google, Apple 'censor' Navalny app as Russian polls open

Abdelaziz Bouteflika, ex-president of Algeria for two decades, has died aged 84

Algeria's Ex-president Abdelaziz Bouteflika Dies Aged 84

Algeria's ex-president Abdelaziz Bouteflika dies aged 84

The deal extends US nuclear submarine technology to Australia as well as cyber defence, applied artificial intelligence and undersea capabilities

Australia Shrugs Off China Anger On Nuclear Subs

Australia shrugs off China anger on nuclear subs

The coronavirus pandemic forced London Fashion Week online last year but it is back on the catwalk after restrictions were lifted

Back On The Catwalk: Live Shows Return At London Fashion Week

Back on the catwalk: live shows return at London Fashion Week

A US startup is growing nutritional pet food in a lab

US Startup Aims To Transform Pet Cuisine With Lab-made Food

US startup aims to transform pet cuisine with lab-made food

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken (right) joins President Joe Biden at the White House for a climate meeting ahead of a commemoration of the anniversary of an accord in which Arab states normalized relations with Israel

Blinken Urges More Normalization With Israel On Anniversary

Blinken urges more normalization with Israel on anniversary

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen and French President Emmanuel Macron at the summit in Athens

Southern EU Leaders Vow To Meet Paris Climate Targets

Southern EU leaders vow to meet Paris climate targets

Outgoing defense minister Ank Bijleveld speaks during a statement at her ministry after her party leadership held crisis consultations, in The Hague, on September 17, 2021.Dutch Defence Minister Ank Bijleveld has resigned, over her handling of the Afghani

Second Dutch Minister Quits As Afghan Scandal Widens

Second Dutch minister quits as Afghan scandal widens

Tikhanovskaya says she was robbed of the Belarus presidency

'No Way Out' For Lukashenko: Belarus Opposition Chief

'No way out' for Lukashenko: Belarus opposition chief

Workers put up a sign for the notorious Ministry for the Promotion of Virtue and Prevention of Vice at the old Women's Affairs building in Kabul

Taliban Replace Women's Ministry With Notorious Vice Department

Taliban replace women's ministry with notorious vice department

A bombshell "code red" for humanity warned Earth's average temperature will reach 1.5C a decade earlier than projected only three years ago

World On 'Catastrophic' Path To 2.7C Warming: UN Chief

World on 'catastrophic' path to 2.7C warming: UN chief

The Tyrolean ski resort of Ischgl was the site of a notorious outbreak of coronavirus in March 2020

Austria Hears First Lawsuit Over Ski Resort Covid Outbreak

Austria hears first lawsuit over ski resort Covid outbreak

The move is a massive setback to Pakistan, which has been trying to revive tours by foreign sides

New Zealand Call Off Pakistan Cricket Series After Security Alert

New Zealand call off Pakistan cricket series after security alert

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