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People in Brazil cast their ballots electronically at voting stations, and Bolsonaro has long been arguing for a paper printout to be made of each vote cast, suggesting the absence of a paper trail makes cheating easier

Like Trump, Bolsonaro Attacks Voting System Ahead Of Poll

Like Trump, Bolsonaro attacks voting system ahead of poll

Graves being prepared for Covid victims in Jakarta, Indonesia

Half Of Europeans Vaccinated As Germany Warns On Rising Virus Cases

Half of Europeans vaccinated as Germany warns on rising virus cases

Twitter beat most Wall Street forecasts with a quarterly update showing gains in its user base and higher revenues and profits

Upbeat Quarterly Update Lifts Twitter Shares

Upbeat quarterly update lifts Twitter shares

US airlines are upbeat about the outlook despite the Delta variant but worry about a shortage of workers as the beef up recruitmant

Sunnier Skies: US Airline Recovery Gets Off The Ground

Sunnier skies: US airline recovery gets off the ground

The United States sanctioned Cuban Defense Minister Alvaro Lopez Miera in relation to a crackdown on recent protests on the island

US Sanctions Cuba For Repressing Protests, Biden Warns More To Come

US sanctions Cuba for repressing protests, Biden warns more to come

The Pegasus spyware controversy

Pegasus Spy Claims Probed As Macron Switches Phone

Pegasus spy claims probed as Macron switches phone

Survivor Astrid Eide Hoem was 16 when a neo-Nazi set off a bomb in Oslo and then went on a shooting spree at a summer camp

Norway Marks Decade Since Breivik Massacre With Anti-extremism Plea

Norway marks decade since Breivik massacre with anti-extremism plea

China has in recent days faced accusations from the WHO that it had not shared the necessary raw data during the first phase of the Covid origins investigation

China Says WHO Plan To Audit Labs In Covid Origins Probe 'Arrogant'

China says WHO plan to audit labs in Covid origins probe 'arrogant'

The disc surrounds an exoplanet dubbed PDS 70c, one of two gas giants similar in size and mass to Jupiter that orbit the star PDS 70 nearly 400 light years from our solar system

Researchers Detect First 'Moon-forming' Disc Surrounding Exoplanet

Researchers detect first 'moon-forming' disc surrounding exoplanet

Rajoelina inspects the troops on Madagascar's Independence Day last month

Madagascar Says It Foiled Bid To Assassinate President, Six Arrested

Madagascar says it foiled bid to assassinate president, six arrested

Newspapers ran photos of empty supermarket shelves as missing staff at stores as well as in supply chains hit retailer's operations

UK 'Pingdemic' Prompts Warnings Of Supermarket Shortages

UK 'pingdemic' prompts warnings of supermarket shortages

Rusesabagina, centre, seen in prison uniform at his court appearance in Kigali last October

'Hotel Rwanda' Hero To Learn 'Terror' Trial Verdict In August

'Hotel Rwanda' hero to learn 'terror' trial verdict in August

The European Central Bank is set to unveil a new-look "forward guidance" statement that will be scoured by investors for clues about future moves on interest rates and bond purchases

'Patient' ECB Vows Longer Support As Virus Risks Grow

'Patient' ECB vows longer support as virus risks grow

Calls are growing for greater regulation, or even a moratorium on over-intrusive surveillance technology

Spyware For Sale: The Booming Trade In Surveillance Tech

Spyware for sale: the booming trade in surveillance tech

Devastated locals surveyed the damage as the rains finally subsided

'Utterly Ruined': The Debris-strewn Aftermath Of China's Record Rains

'Utterly ruined': the debris-strewn aftermath of China's record rains

Factfile on the flooding in Henan province, China, as of July 21

Chinese City Picks Through The Debris After Record Rains Kill 33

Chinese city picks through the debris after record rains kill 33

Gerard Araud, former French ambassador to the United States, pictured here in 2018.

French Ex-diplomat Saw 'Potential For Misuse' While Working At NSO

French ex-diplomat saw 'potential for misuse' while working at NSO

The Olympic Stadium will host the opening ceremony on Friday

Ceremonies Chief Sacked On Eve Of Troubled Tokyo Olympics

Ceremonies chief sacked on eve of troubled Tokyo Olympics

Zuma retains a hard-core following within South Africa's ruling ANC, even though his presidency was tainted by corruption scandals

Zuma Briefly Leaves Prison For Brother's Funeral

Zuma briefly leaves prison for brother's funeral

A CCTV camera showed Michel Zecler being beaten up by police officers at his Paris music studio on November 21, 2020.

French Police Targeted In Class-action Over Racial Profiling

French police targeted in class-action over racial profiling

The arrests by Hong Kong's new national security police unit are the latest in a series of actions targeting dissent and changing the image of the city

Hong Kongers Arrested For Sedition Over 'Sheep Village' Children's Books

The arrests are the latest illustration of how China is rapidly remoulding the international business hub in its own authoritarian image following huge and often violent protests two years ago.

Tokyo's Olympic Stadium will be mostly empty for the opening ceremony on Friday

No Fans, Fewer Athletes: Tokyo Olympics Set For Unusual Opening Ceremony

No fans, fewer athletes: Tokyo Olympics set for unusual opening ceremony

Judo was born in Japan but is practised by millions around the world

Judo, Japan's 'Gentle' Martial Art Practised By Millions

Judo, Japan's 'gentle' martial art practised by millions

The European Central Bank is set to unveil a new-look "forward guidance" statement that will be scoured by investors for clues about future moves on interest rates and bond purchases

Markets Await 'Clearer' ECB Language On Stimulus Path

Markets await 'clearer' ECB language on stimulus path

Johnson & Johnson is one of the four pharmaceutical companies involved in the massive opioids settlement

Four Drug Firms Agree To Pay $26 Bn In Proposed US Opioid Settlement

Four drug firms agree to pay $26 bn in proposed US opioid settlement

Afghan security personnel on alert during the Eid al-Adha prayers in Herat on July 20, 2021

Taliban Seem To Have 'Strategic Momentum' In Afghanistan: Top US General

Taliban seem to have 'strategic momentum' in Afghanistan: top US general

A dilapidated hotel in Varosha, a ghost town that Turkish Cypriots plan to reopen

Turkey Faces Uproar By Seeking Shift On Cyprus

Turkey faces uproar by seeking shift on Cyprus

Cars are covered with wood and rubble in Altenahr in Rhineland-Palatinate state

Flood-battered Germany Approves Major Relief Package

Flood-battered Germany approves major relief package

Netflix is adding mobile games as a way to keep its viewers engaged in the face of slowing growth in a competitive market for streaming television

Netflix Turning To Games As Streaming Growth Slows

Netflix turning to games as streaming growth slows

US Deputy Secretary of State Wendy Sherman is escorted by Japan's Vice Minister for Foreign Affairs Takeo Mori in Tokyo

Top US Official Heads To China To Seek 'Guardrails' In Tense Ties

Top US official heads to China to seek 'guardrails' in tense ties

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