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Alzheimer's, the most common form of dementia, is thought to affect 50 million people worldwide and usually starts after age 65

US Approves First New Alzheimer's Drug In Almost Two Decades

US approves first new Alzheimer's drug in almost two decades

"When the train hit us, everything turned topsy-turvy," said survivor Norman Riaz. "My mother died in front of my eyes, everybody died"

'Everything Turned Topsy-turvy': Survivors Describe Deadly Pakistan Train Crash

'Everything turned topsy-turvy': Survivors describe deadly Pakistan train crash

Moving on: Novak Djokovic is in the last 16 in Paris for a 12th year in a row

Djokovic Survives, Nadal Cruises At French Open As Gauff Makes Slam Breakthrough

Djokovic survives, Nadal cruises at French Open as Gauff makes Slam breakthrough

Getting shirty: Russia has complained that Ukraine's Euro 2020 kit carries a faint outline of the country which includes Crimea

Ukraine And Western Allies Defend Crimea On Euro 2020 Kit

Ukraine and Western allies defend Crimea on Euro 2020 kit

US President Joe Biden has said he is "looking closely" at possible retaliation against Russia over their alleged involvement in the ransomware hacking of global meat processing giant JBS

US Recovers Over Half Of Ransom Paid To Pipeline Hackers

US recovers over half of ransom paid to pipeline hackers

Mexicans queue to vote at a polling station in Atzacoaloya in the southern state of Guerrero

Mexico President Upbeat Despite Election Setback

Mexico president upbeat despite election setback

Western embassies will be listening closely to what Goita has to say at his investiture speech

Mali Strongman Stands By February Elections, Names Civilian PM

Mali strongman stands by February elections, names civilian PM

Spain will open its borders to all vaccinated travellers

Tourists Delight As Spain Opens Up To Vaccinated Travellers

Tourists delight as Spain opens up to vaccinated travellers

Only time will tell how much ExxonMobil changes after upstart investment group Engine No. 1 won three board seats at the oil giant

Engine No. 1 Converts Tiny ExxonMobil Stake Into Big Win

Engine No. 1 converts tiny ExxonMobil stake into big win

Shekau was reported killed numerous times during Nigeria's conflict

Rivals Say Boko Haram Chief Dead As Jihadists Battle For Control

Rivals say Boko Haram chief dead as jihadists battle for control

Map of Pakistan locating the city of Daharki near where an intercity passenger train derailed on Monday, killing more than two dozen people.

Pakistan Express Trains Collision Kills At Least 43

Pakistan express trains collision kills at least 43

Twitter has called the Nigerian ban worrying

Nigeria Says In Talks With Twitter After Suspension

Nigeria says in talks with Twitter after suspension

Bosch has invested roughly one billion euro ($1.2 billion) in the highly automated factory

Merkel Urges 'Catch Up' As Germany Opens Semiconductor Factory

Merkel urges 'catch up' as Germany opens semiconductor factory

The multi-step processing from farm to table may not be compatible with sustainable development, according to a study in the journal Nature Food

Most Food Spending Supports Processing, Not Farmers: Study

Most food spending supports processing, not farmers: study

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has dominated Israeli politics and been in power for the past 12 years

Israel Faces More Suspense As Anti-Netanyahu Bloc Awaits Confidence Vote

Israel faces more suspense as anti-Netanyahu bloc awaits confidence vote

Metro services in India's capital New Delhi have been allowed to operate at 50 percent capacity as the number of new coronavirus infections dropped

India Revises Vaccination Policy As Delhi, Mumbai Eases Virus Lockdowns

India revises vaccination policy as Delhi, Mumbai eases virus lockdowns

The Christian Democratic Union (CDU) under new party chief Armin Laschet won around 37 percent of the vote in Saxony-Anhalt on Sunday

Momentum With Merkel Party After Drubbing Far Right In State Poll

Momentum with Merkel party after drubbing far right in state poll

American technology firms are drawing closer scrutiny from European authorities.

Google Gets French 220 Mn Euro French Fine Over Ad Dominance

Google gets French 220 mn euro French fine over ad dominance

Presiding judge Hendrik Steenhuis surveys the reconstructed wreckage of Malaysia Airlines Flight MH17

MH17 Crash Trial Seeks 'Clarity' For Relatives

MH17 crash trial seeks 'clarity' for relatives

It will be easier to travel to vacation this summer, but masks and other Covid-related health restrictions will still be in place in most of Europe

Cure For Summertime Blues: Europe Gears Up For Tourists

Cure for summertime blues: Europe gears up for tourists

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have announced their birth of their daughter

Harry And Meghan Announce Daughter's Birth After Tumultuous Year

Harry and Meghan announce daughter's birth after tumultuous year

A Dragonâs Blood Tree grows on a hillside at Homhil in the northeast of the Yemeni island of Socotra, a species found only on the Indian Ocean archipelago

Yemen's Unique 'Dragon's Blood' Island Under Threat

Yemen's unique 'dragon's blood' island under threat

US Vice President Kamala, headed to Central America and Mexico next week, has been tasked with leading Biden administration efforts to tackle the southern border

US Vice President Arrives In Guatemala To Bring Message Of 'Hope'

Harris is making her first journey abroad as President Joe Biden's deputy with an eye toward tackling the root causes of migration from the region -- one of the thorniest issues facing the White House.

Current composition of the Mexican Chamber of Deputies by parliamentary group

Mexico President Suffers Setback In Legislative Elections

Mexico president suffers setback in legislative elections

Set up in 1961, MIBA is 80 percent state-owned, while a Belgian company, Sibeka, has a 20 percent stake

DR Congo Diamond Mining Giant Struggles To Revive Its Glory Days

DR Congo diamond mining giant struggles to revive its glory days

Inflation in the 19-nation euro area hit 2.0 percent in May, overshooting the ECB's benchmark to reach its highest level in nearly three years

Surging Inflation, Economic Rebound Test ECB's Mettle

Surging inflation and an economic rebound as virus curbs ease will be in focus when European Central Bank policymakers meet Thursday, testing their commitment to keeping pandemic-era stimulus measures in place.

Once a relative unknown, Goita burst onto the political stage on August 18 when he launched a coup against elected president Ibrahim Boubacar Keita

Mali's Assimi Goita: Special Ops Commander Turned Strongman

Mali's Assimi Goita: special ops commander turned strongman

A Soviet-era tank rusts on the northern coast of the Yemeni island of Ghubbah

Yemen's Socotra, Isolated Island At Strategic Crossroads

Yemen's Socotra, isolated island at strategic crossroads

India has applied for an exclusive trademark that would grant it sole ownership of the basmati title in the European Union, setting off a dispute that could deal a major blow to Pakistan's position in a vital export market

Steam Rises As India And Pakistan Take Basmati Battle To EU

Steam rises as India and Pakistan take basmati battle to EU

In 2015, an MSF hospital in the northern province of Kunduz was destroyed by a US airstrike in which 42 people were killed

The 'French Doctors' Who Came To The Aid Of Soviet-occupied Afghans

The 'French Doctors' who came to the aid of Soviet-occupied Afghans

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