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French police launched a manhunt for the suspect in a stabbing of a policewoman in La Chapelle-sur-Erdre near the city of Nantes

'Known Radical' Killed In Shootout After Knife Attack On French Police

'Known radical' killed in shootout after knife attack on French police

Nike had sponsored superstar Brazil attacker Neymar since he was a 13-year-old prodigy

Neymar Says Nike Claim Of Split Over Sex Assault Probe A 'Lie'

Neymar says Nike claim of split over sex assault probe a 'lie'

Russian Sukhoi jet fighters fly over Moscow -- Russia and US have both decided to leave the post-Cold War Open Skies Treaty

Biden Follows Trump, Shuts Door On Airspace Treaty With Russia

Biden follows Trump, shuts door on airspace treaty with Russia

German colonial settlers killed tens of thousands of indigenous Herero and Nama people in 1904-1908 massacres -- labelled the first genocide of the 20th century by historians

Germany Admits Namibia Genocide, But Critics Want More

Germany admits Namibia genocide, but critics want more

Manchester City's Sergio Aguero with coach Pep Guardiola at a training session on Friday

Man City, Chelsea Get Set For Champions League Final Clash In Porto

Man City, Chelsea get set for Champions League final clash in Porto

Democrats accuse Republicans of denying crucial facts and downplaying the seriousness of the riot, in which a baying mob chanted "Hang Mike Pence!"

Impasse On Commission Underscores Republican Angst Over Jan 6

Impasse on commission underscores Republican angst over Jan 6

The WHO has been left reeling by a report alleging the abuse of women by staff parachuted into the DR Congo's 2018-2020 Ebola crisis

Countries Demand Answers From WHO On Sex Abuse Claims

Countries demand answers from WHO on sex abuse claims

Total won huge backing for its climate plan but some say it falls short

Energy Giant Total Rebrands As Shareholders Back Climate Plan

Energy giant Total rebrands as shareholders back climate plan

Microsoft says it has detected a renewed wave of cyberattacks from the same state-backed group behind the massive SolarWinds hack

Russian Hackers Of SolarWinds Back On The Attack

Russian hackers of SolarWinds back on the attack

Sri Lankan Navy soldiers collect debris washed ashore from the Singapore-registered container ship MV X-Press Pearl, which has been burning for over a week off the Sri Lankan coast.

Sri Lanka Battles Waves Of Plastic Waste From Burning Ship

Sri Lanka battles waves of plastic waste from burning ship

Thousands pray outside the new mosque in Taksim Square after the inside quickly filled

Erdogan Inaugurates Mosque In Istanbul's Taksim Square

Erdogan inaugurates mosque in Istanbul's Taksim Square

Map showing parts of Afghanistan currently under government control and territories under the influence of the Taliban, including Nerkh, seized by the insurgents on May 11

Australia Shutters Embassy In Afghanistan, Sparking Exodus Fears

Australia shutters embassy in Afghanistan, sparking exodus fears

Ivan Golunov is a prominent investigative journalist

Ex-policemen Jailed For Planting Drugs On Russian Journalist

Ex-policemen jailed for planting drugs on Russian journalist

The pandemic-postponed Olympics are due to open on July 23 in Tokyo

Japan Extends Virus Emergency Until Month Before Games

Japan extends virus emergency until month before Games

With a rear resembling a yacht deck and opening up for alfresco dining, Rolls-Royce's Boat Tail's opulent design features also hand-crafted aluminium panels and Swiss timepieces.

Rolls-Royce Drives Up Car Luxury With 'Boat Tail'

Rolls-Royce drives up car luxury with 'Boat Tail'

India's vaccination drive is making slow progress due to shortages, confusion and squabbling between the central government and state authorities

Delhi Announces 'Very, Very Slow' Easing Of Lockdown

Delhi announces 'very, very slow' easing of lockdown

The Spring Storm exercise is taking place against a backdrop of renewed tensions between Russia and the West over several issues including Belarus and jailed Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny

Russia Looms Large As NATO Trains In Neighbouring Estonia

Russia looms large as NATO trains in neighbouring Estonia

Members of the Iraqi Interior Ministry's anti-"fake news" team hand out leaflets on identifying misinformation in the capital Baghdad

Misinformation Thrives In Iraq's Virtual Battlegrounds

Misinformation thrives in Iraq's virtual battlegrounds

France's construction sector failed to meet expectations

French Growth Rebound Fails To Materialise In First Quarter

French growth rebound fails to materialise in first quarter

A woman and child are seen outside tents in Al-Jadaa camp on the outskirts of Qayyarah, south of the Iraqi city of Mosul, in this file picture taken on February 11, 2021

Fear In Iraq's Mosul As IS Families Return From Syria

Fear in Iraq's Mosul as IS families return from Syria

Party co-leader Annalena Baerbock failed to declare around 25,000 euros in supplementary income to parliament

German Greens' Honeymoon Over After Series Of Gaffes

German Greens' honeymoon over after series of gaffes

"We are seeing climate litigation expand into countries where climate activism is lower by the threat of climate change is more significant," said climate risk analyst Liz Hypes

Corporations Face Crescendo Of Climate Litigation

Corporations face crescendo of climate litigation

Satellite photo of the zone around the Nyiragongo volcano, showing lava flows towards the city of Goma

DR Congo City Empties Over Fears Volcano Could Erupt Again

DR Congo city empties over fears volcano could erupt again

Jailed Hong Kong media tycoon Jimmy Lai is currently serving a sentence for taking part in earlier pro-democracy protests

Jimmy Lai Among Eight More Hong Kong Democracy Activists Jailed

Jimmy Lai among eight more Hong Kong democracy activists jailed

Figo Chan (C) is one of eight Hong Kong activists jailed on Friday for taking part in 2019's huge pro-democracy protests, the latest in a long line of democracy figures now behind bars

Hong Kong Activist Figo Chan Says Jail Will Make Him 'A Better Man'

Hong Kong activist Figo Chan says jail will make him 'a better man'

The Alhayani family from Iraq are among hundreds of people from the Middle East, Africa and Asia sheltering in derelict houses in Serbian villages

'Poor People's Route': Why Migrants Are Heading For Romania

'Poor people's route': Why migrants are heading for Romania

More than a fifth of all Mexican adults have had at least one coronavirus vaccine dose, according to the government

Mexico Sees Glimmer Of Light At End Of Covid Tunnel

Mexico sees glimmer of light at end of Covid tunnel

Just one percent of the South African population of 59 million has been vaccinated -- most of them health workers and people aged 60 or above

Pandemic Takes Centre Stage In Macron's SAfrica Trip

Pandemic takes centre stage in Macron's SAfrica trip

Chelsea were winners of the inaugural Full Members' Cup

Man City V Chelsea Champions League Final A World Away From Forgotten Wembley Clash

Man City v Chelsea Champions League final a world away from forgotten Wembley clash

Lukashenko -- often dubbed 'Europe's last dictator' -- is facing some of the strongestÂ international pressure of his 26-year rule

Putin And Lukashenko To Meet After Belarus Plane Diversion

Putin and Lukashenko to meet after Belarus plane diversion

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