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Tunisia's army barricaded the parliament building in the capital Tunis on July 26

Tunisia's Biggest Party Ready For Elections, Warns Against 'Autocratic Regime'

Tunisia's biggest party ready for elections, warns against 'autocratic regime'

South Korean President Moon Jae-in (R) is credited with brokering the rapprochement between North Korea and the United States in 2018

Two Koreas Restore Severed Communications In Surprise Thaw

Two Koreas restore severed communications in surprise thaw

Police urged local residents to close their windows and doors and avoid using emergency telephone numbers if possible

Two Dead, Five Missing In Blast At German Chemical Park

Two dead, five missing in blast at German chemical park

The solar observatory of Chankillo in Peru, July 22, 2021

Ancient Peruvian Sun Calendar Declared UN Heritage Site

Ancient Peruvian Sun calendar declared UN heritage site

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) warns that unequal vaccine access is splitting the world economy into two camps

IMF Warns Developing Nations Falling Behind Due To Unequal Vaccine Access

While the global economy is still growing, the uneven distribution of vaccines is widening disparities as rich countries pick up speed and leave developing nations behind.

Confiscated: Crates of beer join other suspected stolen goods that police haul away from the hostel

Beer And Sneakers: S.Africa Raids Township For Looted Wares

Beer and sneakers: S.Africa raids township for looted wares

Mexico is in the midst of a third wave of Covid-19 infections with unvaccinated younger people bearing the brunt

'They Want To Party': Young Mexicans Hit By New Covid Wave

'They want to party': Young Mexicans hit by new Covid wave

UNESCO status for the remains of a Roman mining complex is expected to further stall a Canadian company's project in the area

Romania Cheers As Gold Mines Get World Heritage Nod

Romania cheers as gold mines get world heritage nod

Tunisian security forces hold back protesters outside the parliament building in the capital Tunis on Monday, a day after the president ordered the legislature closed for 30 days

Will Tunisia Crisis End Arab Spring's Democratic Success Story?

Will Tunisia crisis end Arab Spring's democratic success story?

Tens of thousands of Afghans have fled their rural homes for Kandahar to escape fighting between the Taliban and government forces

Afghans Flock To Kandahar City Camp As Fighting Rages In The Countryside

Afghans flock to Kandahar city camp as fighting rages in the countryside

Pentagon chief Lloyd Austin is seeking to rally allies in the region as a bulwark to China

US Says China's Sea Claims Have 'No Basis' In International Law

US says China's sea claims have 'no basis' in international law

Tokyo residents have been defying requests from authorities to stay away from events on public roads

'Can't Help But Cheer': Some In Japan Warm To Olympics

'Can't help but cheer': Some in Japan warm to Olympics

Taiwan's star weightlifter Kuo Hsing-chun won gold at the Tokyo Olympics, but there was no flag and no anthem to greet her

Why Is Taiwan Not Called Taiwan At The Olympics?

Why is Taiwan not called Taiwan at the Olympics?

Tong Ying-kit will be sentenced at a later date, and faces up to life in prison

Hong Kong Court Convicts Man In First National Security Trial

Hong Kong court convicts man in first national security trial

Naomi Osaka is the favourite for the Olympic women's singles title

Osaka Crashes Out Of Olympics As Bermuda Celebrate Historic Gold

Osaka crashes out of Olympics as Bermuda celebrate historic gold

Former rivals: Gbagbo, left, and Ouattara

Former Ivory Coast Foes Set For Long-awaited Meeting

Former Ivory Coast foes set for long-awaited meeting

The Mai Aini camp hosts Ethiopians as well as Eritrean refugees uprooted by the ongoing war in the Tigray region

Desperate And Fearful, Eritrean Refugees Flee War-hit Tigray

Desperate and fearful, Eritrean refugees flee war-hit Tigray

More than 60 people have been charged under Hong Kong's national security law

Hong Kong Court To Give First National Security Trial Verdict

Hong Kong court to give first national security trial verdict

Bermuda's Flora Duffy celebrates winning the women's triathlon at the Tokyo Olympics

Bermuda's Duffy Celebrates 'Cool Moment' After Making Olympic History

Bermuda's Duffy celebrates 'cool moment' after making Olympic history

The fire has created its own climate including black pyrocumulus clouds capable of causing lightning

Firefighters Battle California Blaze Generating Its Own Weather

Firefighters battle California blaze generating its own weather

An ad outside a subway station in New York City calls for people to get vaccinated against Covid-19

US Veterans Department Becomes First Agency To Adopt Vaccine Mandate

US veterans department becomes first agency to adopt vaccine mandate

US President Joe Biden welcomes Iraqi Prime Minister Mustafa al-Kadhemi at the White House for the leaders' first meeting on Monday

Biden Announces End Of US Combat Operations In Iraq

Biden announces end of US combat operations in Iraq

A Tunisian protester waves the national flag at an anti-government rally in front of parliament in Tunis on Sunday

Tunisia President Sacks Defence Minister Amid Political Turmoil

Tunisia president sacks defence minister amid political turmoil

Scientists have said greenhouse gas emissions must decline 50 percent by 2030, and be phased out entirely by 2050 to stay within range of 1.5C

Climate Science Report 'Critical For Success' Of COP26: UN

Climate science report 'critical for success' of COP26: UN

Every summer in Iceland, there's a hunt for elusive eiderdown, used to make some of the world's best duvets and quilts

Iceland, Home To World's Most Expensive Feather Treasure

Iceland, home to world's most expensive feather treasure

US swimmer Katie Ledecky trains at the Tokyo Aquatics Centre

Japan Top Medals Table And Britain's Daley Strikes Olympic Gold

Japan top medals table and Britain's Daley strikes Olympic gold

The heatwave that ravaged British Columbia saw temperatures hit 49.6 degrees Celsius (121 Fahrenheit), more than five degrees above the hottest day recorded in Canada up to that point

Record-shattering Heatwaves Caused By Pace Of Warming: Study

Record-shattering heatwaves caused by pace of warming: study

It was the sixth and last State of the Nation address for Rodrigo Duterte

Philippines' Duterte Hails Drug War But Says 'Long Way' To Go

Philippines' Duterte hails drug war but says 'long way' to go

Sanctions: Teodorin Obiang, in a 2012 file picture

E.Guinea Closing UK Embassy Over Sanctions Against President's Son

E.Guinea closing UK embassy over sanctions against president's son

Britain's Tom Daley has crowned his diving career with an Olympic gold medal

Diving Star Daley: Olympic Champion Who Grew Up In The Public Eye

Diving star Daley: Olympic champion who grew up in the public eye

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