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Covid-19 cases and deaths per day in Uruguay, as of April 15, 2021

India Warned To Brace For New Coronavirus Waves

India warned to brace for new coronavirus waves

The ADP private employment report shows firms continued rehiring staff in April, particularly in the leisure and hospitality sector, which bore the brunt of the Covid-19 layoffs

US Service Sector Sees Long-Awaited Relief As Economy Reopens

Payroll services firm ADP reported the private sector added 742,000 jobs in April.

Since 1993, melting land ice has contributed to at least half of global sea level rise

1.5C Warming Cap Could 'Halve' Sea Level Rise From Melting Ice

1.5C warming cap could 'halve' sea level rise from melting ice

Ties between the EU and China, its second biggest trading partner, are at a low point after an angry exchange of tit-for-tat sanctions over human rights concerns.

EU Beefs Up Powers To Curb China As Trade Deal Prospects Cool

EU beefs up powers to curb China as trade deal prospects cool

Heavy security at the Antwerp court during February's trial for Iranian diplomat Assadollah Assadi

Iran Diplomat's 20-year Sentence For France Bomb Plot Confirmed

Iran diplomat's 20-year sentence for France bomb plot confirmed

The scope of the People's Party (PP) win in Spain dealth a heavy blow to the leftist government

Right's Madrid Win A Warning For Leftist Spain Government

Right's Madrid win a warning for leftist Spain government

Lukashenko claimed victory for a sixth term in August elections that were widely criticised internationally

Belarusians File Case In Germany Against Lukashenko Regime

Belarusians file case in Germany against Lukashenko regime

British citizen Anoosheh Ashoori (L) has been held in Iran since 2017

Anxious Families Await End To Iran 'Hostage' Ordeal

Anxious families await end to Iran 'hostage' ordeal

Stellantis says the "headwinds from the global semiconductor crisis" led to a shortfall in output of around 190,000 units in the first quarter.

Carmaker Stellantis Says Output Hit By Chip Shortages

Carmaker Stellantis says output hit by chip shortages

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 still to early to write off the veteran prime minister

Israel President Eyes New Candidate To Form Government

Israel president eyes new candidate to form government

Dozens of rotting fish float on the surface of Iraqi marshes in the southern district of Chibayish in Dhi Qar province

Ancient Mesopotamian Marshes Threatened By Iraqi Sewage, Pollutants

Ancient Mesopotamian marshes threatened by Iraqi sewage, pollutants

Turkey's support for ousted Egyptian president Mohamed Morsi, a red-button issue for Erdogan's base, has been a key bone of contention between Ankara and Cairo

Egypt And Turkey Draw Closer As Regional Interests Align

Egypt and Turkey draw closer as regional interests align

India's hospitals have seen critical shortages of oxygen, beds and vaccines

India Announces $6.7 Billion To Help Vaccine, Health Firms Boost Pandemic Battle

India announces $6.7 billion to help vaccine, health firms boost pandemic battle

District mayor Krisztina Baranyi says no one was consulted about plans for a top Chinese university to build a European campus on land in Budapest

Chinese University Campus Plan Meets Resistance In Budapest

Chinese university campus plan meets resistance in Budapest

The Mexico City elevated metro line collapsed as a train was passing

Mexico President Vows Full Probe After 25 Die In Metro Accident

Mexico president vows full probe after 25 die in metro accident

Cruise ships have been gingerly returning to sea, with strict health protocols to avoid a repeat of last year's incidents where the coronavirus spread rapidly onboard

Cruises Eye Smoother Waters With Vaccines, 'Health Bubbles'

Cruises eye smoother waters with vaccines, 'health bubbles'

Taiwan's Constitutional Court is assessing whether current hunting regulations breach the rights of Indigenous communities

Indigenous Tribes Hope Taiwan Court Will Protect Hunting Traditions

Indigenous tribes hope Taiwan court will protect hunting traditions

A mural of Bobby Sands in republican wester Belfast in Northern Ireland

Bobby Sands: Hunger Strike That Changed History

Bobby Sands: Hunger strike that changed history

Soldiers patrol the streets in Colombia after anti-government demonstrations, sparking fears of militarization

Fears Of Militarization As Colombian Soldiers Confront Protesters

Fears of militarization as Colombian soldiers confront protesters

Teenager Deiglis waits with her baby to receive a contraceptive implant at an outpatient clinic set up by the Doctors Without Borders NGO

Free Contraception Helps Fight High Venezuela Teen Pregnancy Rate

Free contraception helps fight high Venezuela teen pregnancy rate

Donald Trump is seen addressing supporters flooding the nation's capital ahead of the insurrection at the US Capitol on January 6, 2021

Ruling On Trump Ban Marks Defining Moment For Facebook Panel

Ruling on Trump ban marks defining moment for Facebook panel

Nicolas Pepe scored a vital penalty in the first leg of Arsenal's Europa League semi-final against Villarreal

Villarreal Stand In Way Of Arsenal V Man Utd Europa League Showdown

Villarreal stand in way of Arsenal v Man Utd Europa League showdown

Pfizer CEO Albert Bourla at the Pfizer-BioNtech Covid-19 vaccine factory in Belgium, where capacity is ramping up

Pfizer Sees Covid-19 As 'Durable' Revenue Stream As Profits Rise

Pfizer sees Covid-19 as 'durable' revenue stream as profits rise

Diaz Ayuso has campaigned using the slogan 'Freedom'

Anti-lockdown Leader Wins Solid Re-election In Madrid

Anti-lockdown leader wins solid re-election in Madrid

Blue moon rising: Manchester City have reached the Champions League final for the first time in their history

Mahrez Double Takes Man City Into First Champions League Final

Mahrez double takes Man City into first Champions League final

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who is seen here leaving court last month after a hearing in his corruption tiral, faces a midnight deadline to form a government after an inconclusive March election

Netanyahu Loses Mandate To Form Israel Govt, Opening Door For Rivals

Netanyahu loses mandate to form Israel govt, opening door for rivals

High school students in Long Beach, California in March 2021 -- President Joe Biden has called on US states to get as many adolescents as possible vaccinated by the time schools reopen in fall

As Virus Rages Globally, US To Vaccinate Low-risk Teens

As virus rages globally, US to vaccinate low-risk teens

Britain's Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab (R) and US Secretary of State Antony Blinken are both pushing a firm line on the need for a more unified G7 approach

G7 Seeks Common Front On China In First Talks Since Pandemic

G7 seeks common front on China in first talks since pandemic

Donald Trump is seen addressing supporters flooding the nation's capital ahead of the insurrection at the US Capitol on January 6

Trump Ban Ruling Marks Defining Moment For Facebook Panel

Facebook's independent oversight board was gearing for a momentous decision on the platform's ban of Donald Trump, as debate swirls on the role of social media in curbing hateful and abusive speech.

Scores died over the weekend in Indian hospitals hit by shortages that have forced clinics in the capital to send urgent appeals for help on social media

India Infections Top 20 Million, Top Cricket League Suspended

India infections top 20 million, top cricket league suspended

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