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Even In Rarefied World Of French Cuisine, You Gotta Insta

Even in rarefied world of French cuisine, you gotta Insta

University campuses will see a return to in-person learning across the United States this term, but the approach to dealing with Covid-19 is far from uniform

Politics Colors Return To Class In US Universities Grappling With Covid

Politics colors return to class in US universities grappling with Covid

The Taliban have been press-ganging youths like Abdullah to be used as cannon fodder in their offensives across Afghanistan

Frontline Of Fear: Afghan Teen Press-ganged By The Taliban

Frontline of fear: Afghan teen press-ganged by the Taliban

Large tech platforms have expanded during the pandemic, attracting heightened antitrust scrutiny, which has had little apparent effect on their share prices

Big Tech Rolls On As Investors Shrug Off Regulatory Pressure

Big Tech rolls on as investors shrug off regulatory pressure

Lebanon's army has deployed at gas stations to stop fuel hoarding in the country after the central bank's decision to stop fuel subsidies sparked panic in the crisis-hit country

Lebanon Army Deploys At Pumps As Bank Chief Firm On Ending Fuel Subsidies

Lebanon army deploys at pumps as bank chief firm on ending fuel subsidies

Zambian police patrol atop an armoured personnel carrier on the outskirts of Lusaka

Zambia Opposition Leads Early Vote Count, Incumbent Cries Foul

Zambia opposition leads early vote count, incumbent cries foul

Lionel Messi on the pitch at the Parc des Princes before PSG's Ligue 1 game against Strasbourg

Messi Gets Rapturous Reception Before Watching PSG Beat Strasbourg

Messi gets rapturous reception before watching PSG beat Strasbourg

The protesters were an eclectic mix of far-right, yellow vest anti-inequality activists, anti-vaxxers and civil liberties campaigners

France Sees Fifth Weekend Of Protests Against Macron Covid Pass

France sees fifth weekend of protests against Macron Covid pass

Flood-hit villages are still cluttered by smashed cars, uprooted trees and ruined furniture

One Month On, Traumatised Belgian Flood Victims Still Reeling

One month on, traumatised Belgian flood victims still reeling

This map marks the epicenter of the 7.2-magnitude earthquake that struck Haiti on August 14, 2021

Deadly 7.2-magnitude Quake Strikes Haiti

Deadly 7.2-magnitude quake strikes Haiti

A recent picture of a burned forest at Gorny Ulus area west of Yakutsk, in the republic of Sakha, Siberia.

Putin Alarmed By 'Unprecedented' Natural Disasters In Russia

Putin alarmed by 'unprecedented' natural disasters in Russia

Photo by Sam Sabourin on Unsplash

What You Need To Hit The Gym Before Work

Here are some tips to get in that early morning workout.

A landslide destroyed two houses in Unzen, Nagasaki prefecture

Japan Urges Evacuations As Rain Sparks Floods, Landslides

Japan urges evacuations as rain sparks floods, landslides

The Taliban appear to have met little resistance on the ground in their offensive

Weapon Seizures 'Massive Boon' For Taliban As Cities Fall

Weapon seizures 'massive boon' for Taliban as cities fall

Representatives of Venezuela's opposition leader Juan Guaido (left) and the government of President Nicolas Maduro (right) have signed an agreement officially starting a dialogue in Mexico City

Venezuela Government, Opponents Launch Talks In Mexico

Venezuela government, opponents launch talks in Mexico

Dried up Little Washoe Lake in Nevada is seen in July 2021 after prolonged drought

US Agency Reports July Was World's Hottest Month On Record

US agency reports July was world's hottest month on record

The rapid US vaccination program has slowed particularly in politically conservative regions in the South and Midwest

US Authorizes Covid Boosters For Those With Weakened Immune Systems

US authorizes Covid boosters for those with weakened immune systems

Brentford's Sergi Canos (left) scored the first goal of the 2021/2022 Premier League season

Newcomers Brentford Beat Arsenal To Make Flying Premier League Start

Newcomers Brentford beat Arsenal to make flying Premier League start

Turkey's disaster response authority said 25 people had lost their lives in the northern Kastamonu province

Erdogan Visits Turkish Flood Victims As Death Toll Hits 38

Erdogan visits Turkish flood victims as death toll hits 38

Map of Afghanistan locating the cities that have fallen to the Taliban in the past week, as of August 12

Taliban Near Gates Of Kabul As US Prepares To Fly Out Thousands

Taliban near gates of Kabul as US prepares to fly out thousands

Representatives of Venezuela's opposition leader Juan Guaido (left) and the government of President Nicolas Maduro (right) are due to meet in Mexico

Venezuela Government, Opponents To Launch Talks In Mexico

Venezuela government, opponents to launch talks in Mexico

Voting closes in Zambian election

Zambia Counts Votes From Close Election As Army Reinforced

Zambia counts votes from close election as army reinforced

Police in Plymouth, southwest England, said they received multiple reports of gunshots shortly after 6:00 pm (1700 GMT) on Thursday

Toddler Among Dead In UK's Worst Shooting For Decade

Toddler among dead in UK's worst shooting for decade

Taliban fighters in a vehicle in Herat after capturing Afghanistan's third largest city

Biden Faces Mounting Blame For Afghan Debacle

Biden faces mounting blame for Afghan debacle

Greek fires devastate local livestock and beehives

'Heaven To Hell': Greek Beekeepers Lament Tradition Lost To Fire

'Heaven to hell': Greek beekeepers lament tradition lost to fire

A Rwandan soldier on patrol in the deserted port city

Mocimboa Da Praia: Mozambican Ghost Town After Jihadists Ejected

Mocimboa da Praia: Mozambican ghost town after jihadists ejected

Lebanese flocked to bakeries before dawn Friday desperate to buy bread as the country's economic collapse deepens and shortages mount

'Nothing Left': In Crisis-hit Lebanon Bread Too Is Scarce

'Nothing left': in crisis-hit Lebanon bread too is scarce

Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis has called the fires Greece's "greatest ecological disaster in decades"

Firefighters Turn Corner On Greek Blazes As Risk Moves West

Firefighters turn corner on Greek blazes as risk moves west

The ceremony Friday at the Addis Ababa mayor's office was an example of how Ethiopians are heeding a "national call" issued this week by Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed to "deploy all means necessary" to defeat Tigrayan rebels

'You Cannot Refuse': Ethiopians Heed Call To Back War Effort

'You cannot refuse': Ethiopians heed call to back war effort

Tips to Manage Immature or Needy Employees

Tips To Manage Immature Or Needy Employees

Effective methods to handle employees that need a lot of attention.

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