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Naomi Osaka is bidding to become the first woman to defend the US Open title since Serena Williams won three in a row from 2012-14

Osaka Cruises At Olympics As Djokovic Resumes Golden Quest

Osaka cruises at Olympics as Djokovic resumes golden quest

Experts say the IPCC climate science report is "going to be a wake-up call"

Key UN Climate Science Talks Open Amid Floods, Fires

Key UN climate science talks open amid floods, fires

A growing number of farmers in Moldova are fuelling a resurgence in lavender, the cultivation of which collapsed along with the Soviet Union

Moldova's Lavender Flourishes After Post-Soviet Decline

Moldova's lavender flourishes after post-Soviet decline

The neighborhood of Cota 905 in Caracas shares a name with the gang that runs it with impunity

Life In The Crossfire Of Venezuela's Slums

Life in the crossfire of Venezuela's slums

The Kalashnikov is a standard-issue weapon in the region

Massacres, War Fuel Ethnic Fervour In Ethiopia's Amhara

Massacres, war fuel ethnic fervour in Ethiopia's Amhara

Nikkan Sports hailed 'a major step for skateboarding with Horigome's gold'

Skateboarders Hope Olympic Gold Changes Minds In 'Strict' Japan

Skateboarders hope Olympic gold changes minds in 'strict' Japan

Over 160,000 people protested on Saturday against the health pass, with demonstrators brandishing slogans including "vaccines: fake freedom"

French Parliament Adopts Vaccine Passports Law Despite Protests

French parliament adopts vaccine passports law despite protests

Hideki Matsuyama celebrates winning the Masters Green Jacket. Now Japan's golf idol is looking for gold at Tokyo 2020

Golf Idol Matsuyama Looks To Turn Green Jacket To Olympic Gold

Golf idol Matsuyama looks to turn green jacket to Olympic gold

Jamaica's Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce is aiming for a third Olympic 100 metres title

Fraser-Pryce Bids For Sprinting Immortality At Tokyo Olympics

Fraser-Pryce bids for sprinting immortality at Tokyo Olympics

400 metre hurdler Karsten Warholm could be one of the outstanding performers of the Olympic athletics programme

Young Track And Field Guns Ready To Shine In Post-Bolt Olympic Era

Young track and field guns ready to shine in post-Bolt Olympic era

Violence has surged across several provinces including in Kandahar after the Taliban launched a sweeping offensive

US General Vows To Continue Air Strikes Supporting Afghan Troops

US general vows to continue air strikes supporting Afghan troops

An Israeli worker in full hazmat suit sprays disinfectant on the stairs of an Israir airplane at Ben Gurion airport near Israel's Tel Aviv, in this file picture taken on June 14, 2020, amid the Covid-19 pandemic

Israel Launches Direct Flights To Morocco After Normalisation

Israel launches direct flights to Morocco after normalisation

India's western coast has been inundated by torrential rainfall

India Monsoon Death Toll Climbs To 159, Dozens Still Missing

India monsoon death toll climbs to 159, dozens still missing

US gymnast Simone Biles practises at the Tokyo Olympics

Japan Celebrates Gold Rush On Day Of Upsets At Olympics

Japan celebrates gold rush on day of upsets at Olympics

In French Polynesia, the legacy of nuclear tests remain a source of deep resentment, seen as evidence of racist colonial attitudes

Macron Pressured To Apologise For Nuclear Tests In French Polynesia

Macron pressured to apologise for nuclear tests in French Polynesia

Arabica coffee soared to its highest level since 2014

Coffee Froths To New Highs As Brazil Frost Hits Crops

Coffee froths to new highs as Brazil frost hits crops

Flooding is common during India's monsoon season but climate change is making the monsoon stronger, according to a report from the Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research

India: On The Frontline Of Climate Change

Swathes of India are battling deadly floods and landslides after heavy monsoon rains, just the latest example of how the vast country is on the frontline of climate change.

French carmaker Renault, one of the first to offer an electric vehicle, expects EVs to account for more than 65 percent of its cars by 2025

Going Electric: Carmakers Make The Switch

Leading automakers have signaled their intention to scrap internal combustion engines by 2030 or cut back sharply on their production as the sector turns towards electric vehicles.

Watching the sun rise from the peak of Mount Fuji is a dream for many climbers in Japan and beyond

'Purified': Japan's Hikers Return To Mount Fuji

'Purified': Japan's hikers return to Mount Fuji

Europe has domestic sources of lithium, notably in the Czech Republic and Germany, but it will also probably have to depend on imports

Europe To Boost Battery Production As Electric Shift Accelerates

Europe to boost battery production as electric shift accelerates

Ex-cardinal Angelo Becciu has been charged with crimes including embezzlement and abuse of office

Historic Vatican Fraud Trial To Expose London Secrets

Historic Vatican fraud trial to expose London secrets

Tunisia's President Kais Saied speaks with reporters in the capital Tunis on Friday, during a ceremony for the receipt of French aid to combat Covid-19

Donations Seek To Save Tunisia From Covid Catastrophe

Donations seek to save Tunisia from Covid catastrophe

Boeing has reduced production of the 787, the latest in a series of operational problems limiting the company's recovery

Boeing Set To Face Investor Scrutiny As Problems Plague Jets

Boeing set to face investor scrutiny as problems plague jets

A rideshare driver demonstrates in Los Angeles against Proposition 22, which effectively overturned a state law requiring Uber, Lyft and other app-based, on-demand delivery services to reclassify their drivers and provide employee benefits

Uber Driver Independence A Bumpy Road

Uber driver independence a bumpy road

Analysts are watching for signs of hawkishness from the Federal Reserve and its chair Jerome Powell

Fed To Meet As Inflation, Virus Variants Complicate US Recovery

Fed to meet as inflation, virus variants complicate US recovery

Kaleidoscope is one of the largest live events to have taken place in England since the country lifted its last coronavirus restrictions on July 19

Festival-goers Revel In Return Of Live Music At London's Kaleidoscope

Festival-goers revel in return of live music at London's Kaleidoscope

In France police deployed teargas and water cannon against some protesters

Big Protests Mark Global Anger At Covid Restrictions

Big protests mark global anger at Covid restrictions

Parts of western India have been afflicted by severe rain

India Rescuers Hunt For Survivors As Monsoon Toll Hits 115

India rescuers hunt for survivors as monsoon toll hits 115

Japanese tennis player Naomi Osaka lit the Olympic cauldron

Osaka Makes Much-anticipated Return, Biles Targets Olympic History

Osaka makes much-anticipated return, Biles targets Olympic history

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken and Iraqi Foreign Minister Fuad Hussein speak to the press at the State Department

Iraqi PM To Focus On US Troop Withdrawal In Biden Meeting

Iraqi PM to focus on US troop withdrawal in Biden meeting

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