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The Pentagon said that it had conducted airstrikes targeting "two locations in Syria and one location in Iraq"

Pentagon Says US Air Strikes In Iraq, Syria Targeted Iran-backed Militia Groups

Pentagon says US air strikes in Iraq, Syria targeted Iran-backed militia groups

Rescue personnel continue to search the rubble at the site of a collapsed building in Surfside, Florida, north of Miami Beach, on June 26, 2021

Florida Death Toll Climbs To Nine As Rescuers Race To Find Survivors

Florida death toll climbs to nine as rescuers race to find survivors

Tomas Holes and Patrik Schick scored the goals as the Czech Republic dumped out the Netherlands in Budapest

Belgium Knock Out Ronaldo And Portugal, Czechs End Dutch Euro 2020 Dreams

Belgium knock out Ronaldo and Portugal, Czechs end Dutch Euro 2020 dreams

The first round of France's regional elections were shunned by a record 66.72 percent of voters

Le Pen's Far Right Fails To Win Breakthrough In French Vote

Le Pen's far right fails to win breakthrough in French vote

This file photo shows Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro speaking during a June 21, 2021 event in Brasilia; he is facing a growing scandal over a questionable vaccine order

Bolsonaro In A Bind Over Suspected Graft In India Vaccine Deal

It was peculiar Brazil was buying Covaxin at all, given that far-right President Jair Bolsonaro had previously rebuffed offers of cheaper, more effective vaccines.

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken, seen on May 10, 2021, will visit Greenland to seek greater cooperation as climate change transforms the Arctic

Israel's New FM Tells US Of Iran Concerns But Promises To Work Together

Israel's new FM tells US of Iran concerns but promises to work together

Beni is in the vast central African country's North Kivu region, which has been under a "state of siege" since May as federal forces attempt to crack down on militia groups waging a bloody conflict

Church Bomb Blast Wounds Two In Eastern DR Congo

Church bomb blast wounds two in eastern DR Congo

The dismissal of a white New York professor for reading aloud the "N-word" from a Mark Twain novel has renewed debate about how books from some of the United States' most famous authors should be taught in an age of reckoning with racial injustice

Classrooms Grapple With Racial Slurs In Classic American Novels

The recent dismissal of a white New York professor for reading aloud the "N-word" from a Mark Twain novel has shone a spotlight on the use of racial slurs in American classrooms.

Global tax reforms would allow countries to tax a share of profits of the 100 most profitable companies in the world

Bargaining Over Global Tax Enters Key Stage

Bargaining over global tax enters key stage

Belarus' booming IT industry is facing deep uncertainty after thousands of its workers decide to leave the country

Belarus IT Sector Hit By Exodus After Post-vote Crackdown

Belarus IT sector hit by exodus after post-vote crackdown

EBRD president Odile Renaud-Basso says Lebanon is in a difficult situation after its economy contracted by 25 percent last year

European Bank Chief Eyes Transition As World Recovers

Odile Renaud-Basso, the first female president at Europe's development bank, hopes to restore the EBRD's green investment targets while addressing workplace equality as Covid-hit economies recover.

The Turkish city of Bodrum has been hit hard by tourists staying away due to the pandemic

Turkish Resort Frets Over Second Lost Summer

Turkish resort frets over second lost summer

The United States and Canada are close allies but have a number of trade disputes, including over their dairy industries

Friction Emerges In North America One Year Into Trade Deal

Friction emerges in North America one year into trade deal

President Xi Jinping has urged top political leaders to help cultivate a 'reliable, admirable and respectable' international image in a bid to improve China's soft power

Furious Patriots: China's Diplomatic Makeover Backfires

Furious patriots: China's diplomatic makeover backfires

Tribes are powerful actors in Iraq -- elders often hold councils to defuse tensions

Tribal Iraq: Where Petty Squabbles Turn Lethal

Tribal Iraq: where petty squabbles turn lethal

Indian celebrity chef Saransh Goila (R) has been called the maker of the world's 'best butter chicken' by MasterChef Australia

The Young Indian Chef Taking The 'World's Best Butter Chicken' Global

The young Indian chef taking the 'world's best butter chicken' global

Denise Diangelo, who is living at Venice Beach and hopes to get into a shared housing program, stands for a portrait on June 16, 2021 at Venice Beach in Los Angeles, California

California's Famed Venice Beach Grapples With Homeless Problem

California's famed Venice Beach grapples with homeless problem

Former president Donald Trump addresses the North Carolina Republican Party convention on June 5, 2021 in Greenville, North Carolina

With Ohio Rally, Trump Kicks Off MAGA Campaign Slog

Donald Trump held his first big campaign-style rally since leaving the White House to an adoring audience as he launched a series of appearances ahead of next year's midterm elections.

A satellite image showing the Champlain Towers South after its collapse in Surfside, Florida on June 25, 2021

Death Toll From Florida Building Collapse Climbs To Five

Death toll from Florida building collapse climbs to five

Kasper Dolberg's double against Wales helped propel Denmark into the quarter-finals of Euro 2020

Italy See Off Battling Austria To Join Denmark In Euro 2020 Quarters

Italy see off battling Austria to join Denmark in Euro 2020 quarters

Sydney's normally bustling harbourside centre was nearly deserted after its lockdown took effect, a shock for a city that had returned to relative normality after months with very few Covid cases

Delta Variant Forces New Lockdowns As Europe Eases Curbs

Delta variant forces new lockdowns as Europe eases curbs

The opioids crisis is believed to have claimed more than 500,000 lives since 1999

J&J To Stop Selling Opioids In US, Reaches $230 Mn Settlement With New York

Johnson & Johnson, one of the pharmaceutical giants accused of fueling the deadly US opioid crisis, has reached a settlement with the state of New York for $230 million and confirmed it will stop making or selling opioids in the United States.