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Some 730 children and students have been kidnapped since December 2020 in Nigeria

Scores Of Children Abducted From Islamic Seminary In Nigeria

Scores of children abducted from Islamic seminary in Nigeria

A new system using the Greek alphabet for variant names applies to variants of concern and the second-level variants of interest being tracked

WHO Switches To Greek Alphabet For Virus Variant Names

WHO switches to Greek alphabet for virus variant names

All over: Naomi Osaka withdrew from the French Open on Monday

Osaka Reveals 'Bouts Of Depression' After Shock French Open Withdrawal

Osaka reveals 'bouts of depression' after shock French Open withdrawal

Talks are on in Vienna to revive the 2015 nuclear deal between Iran and world powers

UN Nuclear Watchdog 'Concerned' Over Undeclared Iran Sites

UN nuclear watchdog 'concerned' over undeclared Iran sites

The Snowden affair revealed that the US had tapped Angela Merkel's mobile phone -- but there are now questions about whether the eavesdropping continued after the scandal

Europe Demands Answers After US-Danish Spying Claims

Europe demands answers after US-Danish spying claims

Choguel Maiga, an opposition leader who is tipped to become the new prime minister

Mali Strongman Home After ECOWAS Issues Rebuke But No Sanctions

Mali strongman home after ECOWAS issues rebuke but no sanctions

All over: Naomi Osaka withdrew from the French Open on Monday

Osaka Withdraws From French Open After Bitter Row, Reveals 'Bouts Of Depression'

Osaka withdraws from French Open after bitter row, reveals 'bouts of depression'

Osaka is refusing to take part in press conferences during the tournament

Federer Makes Winning French Open Return As Swiatek, Medvedev Progress

Federer makes winning French Open return as Swiatek, Medvedev progress

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is fighting for his political life

Israel's Lapid Says 'Obstacles' Remain In Bid To Oust Netanyahu

Israel's Lapid says 'obstacles' remain in bid to oust Netanyahu

Frenchman Benjamin Briere is one of over a dozen Western nationals being held in Iran in what activists denounce as a strategy of hostage-taking aimed at extracting concessions from the West

Frenchman Held By Iran 'Tourist Caught In Trap': Sister

Frenchman held by Iran 'tourist caught in trap': sister

India's economy has been hammered by the pandemic, which has claimed over 160,000 lives and thrown hundreds of millions into poverty

Indian Economy Contracted By Record 7.3% In 2020-21

India's economy contracted 7.3% in 2020-21, its worst recession since independence as coronavirus lockdowns put millions out of work.

With increasingly dire warnings that the pace of global warming is outstripping humanity's best plan to cut emissions, the pressure for progress is high

Climate Talks Resume Online As Pressure To Act Grows

Climate talks resume online as pressure to act grows

Bangladesh has moved thousands of Rohingya refugees to the low-lying silt island of Bhashan Char in the Bay of Bengal despite concerns about the conditions

Thousands Of Rohingya Protest Against Conditions On Bangladesh Island

Thousands of Rohingya protest against conditions on Bangladesh island

Police released a wanted photo of Terry Dupin on Monday.

French Police Capture Fugitive Ex-soldier After Huge Manhunt

French police capture fugitive ex-soldier after huge manhunt

So far, 25.4 million people in France have received a first shot of a vaccine, representing about 38 percent of the population and nearly one in two adults

France Opens Covid Jabs For All Adults In Race Against Variants

France opens Covid jabs for all adults in race against variants

China is relaxing its family planning policy to allow couples to have up to three children

China Allows Couples To Have Three Children As Birthrate Falls

China allows couples to have three children as birthrate falls

The OECD said it was "very disturbing" that not enough vaccines were reaching emerging and low-income economies.

OECD Sees Higher World GDP Growth But Fears 'Headwinds'

OECD sees higher world GDP growth but fears 'headwinds'

Yang Jun, also known as Yang Hengjun, went on trial on espionage charges in Beijing last week

Australian Writer Says 'Tortured' In Chinese Prison

Australian writer says 'tortured' in Chinese prison

Rescue workers in the city of Cali on May 28 carry a corpse on a stretcher as protests against the Colombian government entered a second month

UN Urges Independent Probe As Colombia Unrest Death Toll Rises

UN urges independent probe as Colombia unrest death toll rises

A scattering of flowers still marks the grave of British archaeologist, diplomat and spy Gertrude Bell in Baghdad's locked Protestant cemetery, but few Iraqis know the key role she played in forging their country

Searching For Gertrude Bell, Colonial 'Mother' Of Modern Iraq

Searching for Gertrude Bell, colonial 'mother' of modern Iraq

Mealworms are widely eaten around the globe, with an estimated 1,000 species appearing on the dinner plates of some two billion people

Kuwaiti Breeder Hopes Superworms Will Become New Superfood

Kuwaiti breeder hopes superworms will become new superfood

Williams has lost two of her three matches this year on clay

Serena To Play First French Open Night Match As Federer Returns

Serena to play first French Open night match as Federer returns

Junta leader Colonel Assimi Goita has been named president of Mali, where there have been two coups in nine months

ECOWAS Suspends Mali Over Second Coup In Nine Months

ECOWAS suspends Mali over second coup in nine months

Artist Tatyana Fazlalizadeh hangs up a poster in the Greenwood district of Tulsa on May 28, 2021 in Tulsa, Oklahoma, ahead of the commemoration for the 100th anniversary of the Tulsa Race Massacre

100 Years After Tulsa Race Massacre, African Americans Still Feel Outcast

100 years after Tulsa race massacre, African Americans still feel outcast

Into second round: Naomi Osaka returns the ball to Romania's Patricia Maria Tig

Osaka Threatened With French Open Disqualification Over Media Boycott

Osaka threatened with French Open disqualification over media boycott

At least two people were killed and 20 wounded in a Florida shooting

Florida Shooting Leaves Two Dead, 20 Wounded

Florida shooting leaves two dead, 20 wounded

A Greek-Cypriot priest cast his ballot at a polling station in Nicosia on May 30, 2021 for parliamentary elections

Cyprus Votes For New Parliament Amid Anger Over Graft Scandal

Cyprus votes for new parliament amid anger over graft scandal

From left to right: Yair Lapid, Naftali Bennett and PM Benjamin Netanyahu

Israel Inches Closer To Government Without Netanyahu

Israel inches closer to government without Netanyahu

Into second round: Naomi Osaka returns the ball to Romania's Patricia Maria Tig

Osaka Fined And Threatened With French Open Disqualification Over Media Boycott

Osaka fined and threatened with French Open disqualification over media boycott

People walk past an electoral billboard for Israel's Likud party bearing a portrait of its leader Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu who faces the fourth election in under two years

Netanyahu: Master Politician Fights To The End

Netanyahu: master politician fights to the end

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