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Rescued dogs at the Woof N' Wags shelter on the outskirts of the village of Kfar Chellal, south of the Lebanese capital Beirut

As Poverty Bites, Lebanese Give Up Their Pets

As poverty bites, Lebanese give up their pets

Trade in Djibouti's capital would go much less smoothly without the 'sarifley' money changers

Women Money Changers At Heart Of Djibouti's Street Economy

Women money changers at heart of Djibouti's street economy

Paralympics president Andrew Parsons acknowledged Japanese 'anger' about the Tokyo Games

Paralympics Chief Tries To Calm 'Anger' Over Games

Paralympics chief tries to calm 'anger' over Games

The Titanic has become a byword for hubris after the original vessel's maiden voyage ended in tragedy in 1912

Huge Titanic Replica To Open As Chinese Tourist Destination

Huge Titanic replica to open as Chinese tourist destination

Chelsea striker Bethany England (centre) believes English clubs can become a dominant force in the women's Champions League

Chelsea's England Eyes Changing Of The Guard In Champions League Final

Chelsea's England eyes changing of the guard in Champions League final

The fractional ownership platform Rares will list a pair of Nike Air Yeezy 1, which it acquired for a record-breaking $1.8 million in late April 2021

Ferraris For The People: Luxury Goods Now Sold In Fractions

Ferraris for the people: luxury goods now sold in fractions

Brazil's President Jair Bolsonaro waves to supporters as he rides a motorcycle leading a caravan of more than 1000 bikers May 9, 2021

Feeling The Pressure, Brazil's Bolsonaro Rallies His Troops

Feeling the pressure, Brazil's Bolsonaro rallies his troops

Elizabeth Brauer (C) holds the hand of her son Luke Brauer, 13, before he receives a Covid-19 vaccination at the Fairfax Government Center vaccination clinic in Fairfax, Virginia

In Pandemic Milestone, US Lifts Indoor Mask Guidance For Vaccinated People

In pandemic milestone, US lifts indoor mask guidance for vaccinated people

Japanese billionaire Yusaku Maezawa will become the first tourist to visit the International Space Station in more than a decade when he blasts off on a Russian rocket in December

Russia To Send Film Crew, Japanese Billionaire To Space

Russia to send film crew, Japanese billionaire to space

Disney Sees Positive Signs For Business As Streaming Growth Cools

Disney sees positive signs for business as streaming growth cools

Armenian acting Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan attends a wreath-laying ceremony celebrating the Allied victory against Nazi Germany on May 9, 2021

Armenian Leader Accuses Azerbaijan Of Fresh 'Infiltration'

Armenian leader accuses Azerbaijan of fresh 'infiltration'

More than half of the gas stations in the US state of Virginia had run dry after a wave of panic buying, according to GasBuddy data

Major US Pipeline Fully Operational But Shortages Bite Deep

Major US pipeline fully operational but shortages bite deep

McDonald's said it will boost wages at company-owned US restaurants and hire an additional 10,000 workers in the next three months

Tight US Labor Market Prompts More Wage Hikes At Big Companies

Tight US labor market prompts more wage hikes at big companies

Investors fear pent-up, cashed-up shoppers will strain global supplies and push up costs

US Stocks Rebound As CDC Lifts Mask Requirements; Bitcoin Tumbles

US stocks rebound as CDC lifts mask requirements; bitcoin tumbles

The three-day ceasefire will be only the fourth pause in fighting in nearly 20 years of conflict in Afghanistan

Afghans Mark Eid As Ceasefire Pauses Deadly Violence

Afghans mark Eid as ceasefire pauses deadly violence

After weeks of silence, Cameron issued a lengthy statement last month claiming he had violated "no codes of conduct and no government rules"

Ex-UK Leader Cameron Claims Acted 'In Public Good' In Greensill Lobbying

Ex-UK leader Cameron claims acted 'in public good' in Greensill lobbying

A Palestinian Muslim woman prays at the grave of a relative in Beit Lahia in the Gaza Strip on the first day of Eid al-Fitr, as the worst flare-up of Israeli-Palestinian violence in seven years clouds the three-day holiday

Muslims Mark Grim Eid In Shadow Of Israel-Palestinian Crisis

Muslims mark grim Eid in shadow of Israel-Palestinian crisis

Japanese billionaire Yusaku Maezawa is a former wannabe rock star worth $1.9 billion with a penchant for pricey modern art as well as space travel

Yusaku Maezawa: Japan's Billionaire Spaceman With A Taste For Art

Yusaku Maezawa: Japan's billionaire spaceman with a taste for art

Alibaba said it would have posted a hefty profit if not for the fine

Record Fine Drags E-commerce Giant Alibaba To Rare Loss

Record fine drags e-commerce giant Alibaba to rare loss

Nepal's daily new cases have surged in recent weeks, devastating the impoverished country and its ill-equipped healthcare system

Nepal Reels From Covid 'Crisis Situation' As Infections Soar

Nepal reels from Covid 'crisis situation' as infections soar

As with many populists in Europe, the UK's free-spending Boris Johnson appeals to voters who are "to the left on economic policy, but conservative when it comes to values and identity", says analyst Anand Menon

'Extinction' Warning To UK's Labour As Europe's Centre-left Struggles

'Extinction' warning to UK's Labour as Europe's centre-left struggles

Sudan's Prime Minister Abdalla Hamdok hopes his country can wipe out its $60 billion foreign debt by securing investment and debt relief at next week's Paris conference

Sudan PM Hopes To Settle $60 Bn Foreign Debt This Year

Sudan PM hopes to settle $60 bn foreign debt this year

Mountaineers trek near the Mount Everest base camp

Two Foreign Climbers Die On Everest

Two foreign climbers die on Everest

Arab Israelis gesture and wave Palestinian flags during the funeral of Musa Hassuna in the central Israeli city of Lod

Israel's 'Mixed' Jewish-Arab Cities Pay Price Of Conflict

Israel's 'mixed' Jewish-Arab cities pay price of conflict

Construction cranes in Saudi Arabia's holy city of Mecca, pictured in 2015; the Bin Laden Group is the kingdom's biggest construction company and has been involved in key infrastructure projects

Saudi Releases Bin Laden Patriarch Held In 'Ritz Crackdown': Sources

Saudi releases Bin Laden patriarch held in 'Ritz crackdown': sources

The jaguar is listed as "near threatened" by the International Union for Conservation of Nature

In Colombia, Cattle Farmer Declares Truce With Jaguar

In Colombia, cattle farmer declares truce with jaguar

A German court in Koblenz was the first worldwide to convict a former Syrian intelligence service member of complicity in crimes against humanity

From Belarus To Syria, Victims Look For Justice In Germany

From Belarus to Syria, victims look for justice in Germany

More than 80 percent of Chileans voted in a referendum for a new constitution to be drawn up by a body made up entirely of elected members

New Constitution, New Dawn For Chile?

New constitution, new dawn for Chile?

A woman wearing a face mask attends the Broadway United for Justice protest as workers commemorate May Day in New York

Why Many Covid Experts Think Americans Can Ditch Their Masks Soon

Why many Covid experts think Americans can ditch their masks soon

Notes are left on pumps to let motorists know they are empty at an Exxon gas station in Charlotte, North Carolina

Panic Buying Shuts Down US Gas Stations As Pipelines Begin To Reopen

Panic buying shuts down US gas stations as pipelines begin to reopen

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