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The French and Dutch governments have propped up the airline since the pandemic wrecked travel and tourism last year, with Paris coming to the rescue again last month.

Air France-KLM Pins Hopes On Summer After Huge Covid Losses

Air France-KLM pins hopes on summer after huge Covid losses

In the past, Nintendo's new console sales have tended to peak in the third year after release, and then taper off

Nintendo Logs Record Pandemic Profit But Outlook Cautious

Nintendo logs record pandemic profit but outlook cautious

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken disembarks at Boryspil International airport outside Kiev, Ukraine, at the start of a one-day trip

Blinken In Ukraine Reaffirms US Commitment To Kiev Against Russia

Blinken in Ukraine reaffirms US commitment to Kiev against Russia

Microsoft's European clients have long been concerned over the legal status of data they store with US companies in the cloud and the extent to which they could be scrutinised by US authorities.

Microsoft Pledges To Store European Cloud Data In EU

Microsoft pledges to store European cloud data in EU

India's daily number of Covid-19 cases eased to as low as 357,000 before creeping up again

India Sees Record Covid-19 Deaths, New Cases In 24 Hours

India sees record Covid-19 deaths, new cases in 24 hours

Bao Choy, a Hong Kong journalist who was prosecuted for an investigative documentary, has won an award for that work

Convicted Hong Kong Journalist Wins Award For Investigation

Convicted Hong Kong journalist wins award for investigation

China said on Thursday it had suspended an economic agreement with Australia, in an apparent tit-for-tat response to Canberra's scrapping a Belt and Road infrastructure pact

China Suspends Dialogue Agreement With Australia

China suspends dialogue agreement with Australia

New Zealand's Laurel Hubbard transitioned to female in her 30s

New Zealand Weightlifter Set To Be First Transgender Olympian

New Zealand weightlifter set to be first transgender Olympian

Soldiers battled with gunmen when they took students from the college

Abducted Nigerian College Students Freed

Abducted Nigerian college students freed

The Blitzers are distilling their three years of training into three minutes of music and dancing that will determine whether they are a hit, or just another nowhere band

Inside The Cut-throat Battle To Build K-pop's Next Superstars

Inside the cut-throat battle to build K-pop's next superstars

Officers inspect damage caused by demonstrators at a police station in Bogota on May 5, 2021

Pressure Mounts On Colombia As Protests Begin Second Week

Pressure mounts on Colombia as protests begin second week

Jailed Hong Kong dissident Joshua Wong pleaded guilty taking part in an "unlawful" Tiananmen Square protest last year

Hong Kong's Joshua Wong Handed Extra Jail Time For Tiananmen Vigil

Hong Kong's Joshua Wong handed extra jail time for Tiananmen vigil

Vasfije Krasniqi-Goodman, the only rape victim from Kosovo's 1990s war to have spoken out publicly, was among a record intake of women MPs elected to Kosovo's parliament this year

'Arena Of Men': The Kosovo Women Taking On The Patriarchy

'Arena of men': The Kosovo women taking on the patriarchy

India is battling one of the worst Covid-19 outbreaks in the world

US Backs Plan To Waive Covid-19 Vaccine Patents

US backs plan to waive Covid-19 vaccine patents

Water levels in the Dead Sea are dropping dramatically as Jordan is hit by a severe drought

Drought-hit Jordan 'Critical' As Water Sources Dry Up

Drought-hit Jordan 'critical' as water sources dry up

'It was not an accident, it was negligence' reads the sign at the site of metro line crash in Mexico City

Mexico President Hits Back At Critics Over Metro Crash

Mexico president hits back at critics over metro crash

Saudi-backed Yemeni government troops repel a Iran-backed Huthi rebel offensive on oil-rich Marib in northern Yemen

Saudi Walks Diplomatic High Wire On Iran, Yemen

Saudi walks diplomatic high wire on Iran, Yemen

Romania is thought to have more than 6,000 brown bears, Europe's largest population.

Liechtenstein Prince Accused Of Killing Romania's 'Largest' Bear

Liechtenstein prince accused of killing Romania's 'largest' bear

Former US president Donald Trump, who remains the most influential figure within the Republican Party, saw his Facebook ban upheld by the social media giant's oversight boardspeaks during a press briefing in the James S. Brady Press Briefing Room at the

Trump Moves To Assert Party Control Despite Facebook Ban

Trump moves to assert party control despite Facebook ban

Authors of the research said it showed real-world proof that the pandemic could be ended by rapid, global vaccination programmes

Pfizer/BioNTech Jab Confirmed To Protect 95% In Largest Study Yet

Pfizer/BioNTech jab confirmed to protect 95% in largest study yet

In this photo screengrab made from SpaceX's live webcast shows the Starship SN15 after landing in Boca Chica, Cameron County, Texas on May 5, 2021

Touchdown! SpaceX Successfully Lands Starship Rocket

Touchdown! SpaceX successfully lands Starship rocket

Uber says its loss narrowed in the past quarter, in large part due to the sale of its autonomous driving division

Uber Loss Narrows As It Hopes To Rev Shared Rides

Uber loss narrows as it hopes to rev shared rides

Headed in the right direction: Timo Werner ended his goal drought to send Chelsea into the Champions League final

Chelsea Dominate Real Madrid To Set Up All-English Champions League Final

Chelsea dominate Real Madrid to set up all-English Champions League final

Wealthy nations have put an emphasis on Covax, a UN-backed programme meant to share vaccines with the poorest nations

G7 Ends Talks With Criticism Of China, Russia, Iran

G7 ends talks with criticism of China, Russia, Iran

Investors are keenly awaiting the release of US jobs data this week for an idea about the state of recovery in the world's top economy

European, US Stocks Mostly Rise On Improving Economic Data

European, US stocks mostly rise on improving economic data

Benjamin Netanyahu has conceded defeat in his efforts to form a majority government after Israel's fourth inconclusive election in two years but analysts say it is still too early to write off the veteran prime minister

Israel Opposition Head Lapid Tapped To Form Government

Israel opposition head Lapid tapped to form government

Fierce fighting has erupted in Helmand province since the US military formally began withdrawing its remaining troops

US Warplanes Help Afghan Forces Fend Off Taliban Offensive

US warplanes help Afghan forces fend off Taliban offensive

Donald Trump was suspended from Facebook and Instagram after he posted a video during the deadly January 6 rampage by his supporters at the US Capitol in which he stated: "We love you, you're very special"

Facebook Oversight Board Affirms Trump Ban -- For Now

Facebook oversight board affirms Trump ban -- for now

A bathtub used by Napoleon in Saint-Helena is on show in Waterloo, one of the sites associated with the French emperor

Napoleon's Bath Meets Its Waterloo

Napoleon's bath meets its Waterloo

A painting by French artist Jean-Baptiste Mauzaisse, exhibited at the museum at the Invalides monument in Paris, depicts Napoleon on his death bed

France Marks Bicentenary Of Napoleon's Death Amid Debate Over Legacy

France marks bicentenary of Napoleon's death amid debate over legacy

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