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Many Salvadorans opposed the introduction of bitcoin as legal tender

In World First, Bitcoin Becomes Legal Tender In El Salvador

In world first, bitcoin becomes legal tender in El Salvador

Supporters of the legalization of abortion take part in a demonstration in the framework of the International Safe Abortion Day, in Guadalajara, Mexico on September 28, 2020

Top Mexico Court Rules Criminalizing Abortion Unconstitutional

Top Mexico court rules criminalizing abortion unconstitutional

An IAEA report said that Iran had boosted its stocks of uranium enriched above the percentage allowed in the 2015 nuclear deal

Nuclear Watchdog Chides Iran For 'Seriously Undermining' Monitoring

Nuclear watchdog chides Iran for 'seriously undermining' monitoring

South Africa has been the continent's hardest hit country

Africa Covid Death Toll Tops 200,000

Africa Covid death toll tops 200,000

Representative Markwayne Mullin, pictured on April 15, 2021, has accused the US State Department of lying over its role in evacuating people from Afghanistan

US Embarrassed By Private Sector Afghan Evacuations

US embarrassed by private sector Afghan evacuations

Carmella, 72, who had a heart attack and could not be transferred to a specialized facility, is seen waiting at Bellville Medical Center in Texas -- one of many rural clinics in the state overwhelmed with Covid patients -- on September 1, 2021

In Covid-swamped Texas, Patients Die Stranded In Rural Hospitals

In Covid-swamped Texas, patients die stranded in rural hospitals

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken tours a processing centre for Afghan refugees at al-Udeid Air Base in the Qatari capital Doha

Blinken Says Taliban Letting Afghans Leave As He Hears Concerns

Blinken says Taliban letting Afghans leave as he hears concerns

Guinea

W. Africa Bloc To Meet On Guinea Crisis

W. Africa bloc to meet on Guinea crisis

Angela 'the car chancellor' Markel took pains to buffer the countries' crucial automakers during her 16 years in power

Merkel Says Car Industry Can Be Part Of Climate 'Solution'

Merkel says car industry can be part of climate 'solution'

Lafarge is accused of paying millions of euros to jihadist groups including the Islamic State to keep its cement factory in northern Syria running through the early years of the country's war.

France's Lafarge Loses Ruling In Syria 'Crimes Against Humanity' Case

France's Lafarge loses ruling in Syria 'crimes against humanity' case

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken (2nd-R) and Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin (L) with Qatari Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al Thani (R) and Qatari Deputy Prime Minister and Defense Minister Dr. Khalid bin Mohamm

Blinken Says Taliban Promise To Let Afghans Out Amid Flight Concerns

Blinken says Taliban promise to let Afghans out amid flight concerns

Armin Laschet's ratings have plummeted following a series of missteps

Merkel Goes All Out For Laschet As Party Lags In Polls

Merkel goes all out for Laschet as party lags in polls

Only a heap of rubble and twisted metal remain in what was the last CIA base in Afghanistan

Victorious Taliban Gloat Over Ruins Of CIA's Afghan Base

The complex was once one of the most secure sites in Afghanistan, sited on a dusty plain near the former US Eagle Base camp and close to Kabul airport.

Establishing Professional Relationships in Your Community

Establishing Professional Relationships In Your Community

Establishing and maintaining professional relationships will have a positive impact on your business.

Switching Your Business to Renewable Energy

Switching Your Business To Renewable Energy

How can changing your business to renewable energy help your business grow?

Starting a Small Business for Under $500

Starting A Small Business For Under $500

Starting a new business doesn't have to break the bank. Let's talk about how you could start up a small business for less than $500.

Lieutenant Colonel Doumbouya is the latest in a long line of army officers to seize power in an African nation

Impunity Rules As Juntas Take Over In Mali, Chad, Guinea

Impunity rules as juntas take over in Mali, Chad, Guinea

Actor Michael K. Williams, famed for his role in 'The Wire' and seen here in Miami in March 2021, has died at age 54

'The Wire' Star Michael K. Williams Dead At 54

'The Wire' star Michael K. Williams dead at 54

The Taliban swept back into power at lightning speed

Exhausted And Abandoned: Why Afghanistan's Army Collapsed

Exhausted and abandoned: why Afghanistan's army collapsed

Serbia's Novak Djokovic defeated American Jenson Brooksby on Monday at the US Open to move within three matches of completing the first men's singles calendar-year Grand Slam since 1969

Djokovic Tested But Wins At US Open To Advance Slam Quest

Djokovic tested but wins at US Open to advance Slam quest

Within weeks of capturing Kabul, the Taliban have started replacing many of the city's murals with propaganda slogans

Afghan Art Activist Defiant As Taliban Erase Kabul Murals

Afghan art activist defiant as Taliban erase Kabul murals

Representatives of President Nicolas Maduro and opposition leader Juan Guaido held four days of talks in Mexico City mediated by Norway

Venezuela Political Rivals Narrow Differences At Mexico Talks

Venezuela political rivals narrow differences at Mexico talks

Experts don't expect the end of the government scheme to support private-sector jobs will help the hard hit logistics sector recruit more drivers

UK Awaits Fallout From End Of Jobs Support Scheme

UK awaits fallout from end of jobs support scheme

Put off by erratic Covid restrictions and the high cost of mandatory tests, Brits stayed home in their droves

European Tourists Boost Sector, But Can't Top Americans, Asians

European tourists boost sector, but can't top Americans, Asians

Serbia's Novak Djokovic reached the US Open quarter-finals and needs only three more wins to complete the first men's singles calendar-year Grand Slam in 52 years

Djokovic Tries To Put The "Hammer" Down In Slam Quest

Djokovic tries to put the "Hammer" down in Slam quest

Women students in Afghanistan face tough new restrictions on their clothing and movement as universities reopen in Kabul on September 6 under a new Taliban rule

Afghan Universities Deserted As Taliban Impose New Rules

The Taliban have promised a softer rule than during their first stint in power from 1996-2001, when women's freedoms in Afghanistan were sharply curtailed and they were banned from higher education.

Ghawsuddin Mubariz, 20, said he felt welcome when he fled to Turkey from Afghanistan nearly two years ago but that has now changed

'We Live In Fear': Once Embracing, Turkey Turns On Migrants

'We live in fear': Once embracing, Turkey turns on migrants

Britain's Emma Raducanu celebrates her victory Monday over American Shelby Rogers to reach the US Open quarter-finals

Britain's Raducanu Makes US Open History, Gets Tips From Wade

Britain's Raducanu makes US Open history, gets tips from Wade

The United States says that Beijing is carrying out genocide against Uyghurs and other mostly Muslim Turkic people in Xinjiang, where more than one million people have been held in camps.

Activists Accuse German Firms Over Uyghur Forced Labour

Activists accuse German firms over Uyghur forced labour

The UN cites air pollution as the world's most lethal environmental problem, blaming it for at least 7 million deaths every year

Funding Needed To Tackle Life-shortening Air Pollution: Report

Funding needed to tackle life-shortening air pollution: report

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