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Rescue workers use cranes to remove the wreckage of a metro train that fell as an overpass collapsed in Mexico City

Fear Pervades Mexico City Metro After Deadly Crash

Fear pervades Mexico City metro after deadly crash

Jose Mourinho returns to Italy to coach Roma on a three-year deal.

Mourinho Looks For Redemption At Roma After Tottenham Failure

Mourinho looks for redemption at Roma after Tottenham failure

Macron is trying to acknowledge Napoleon's historical importance without endorsing his mixed legacy

Macron Walks Tightrope With Napoleon Commemoration

Macron walks tightrope with Napoleon commemoration

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson and his Indian counterpart Narendra Modi will hold virtual talks on Tuesday after the countries announced the start of free trade talks later this year.

UK, India To Start Formal FTA Talks Within Months

UK, India to start formal FTA talks within months

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

Pfizer Raises 2021 Sales Forecast For Covid Vaccines To $26 Bn

Pfizer sharply increased its projections for 2021 revenues and profits, citing much higher vaccine sales as it targets the inoculations as a "durable" revenue stream.

Strong first quarter earnings provide relief for energy giant Saudi Aramco after it posted consecutive falls in profits since it began disclosing earnings in 2019

Saudi Aramco Q1 Profits Jump 30% On Oil Market Recovery

Saudi Aramco Q1 profits jump 30% on oil market recovery

A bitter battle broke out between Mediaset, which is controlled by the family of Italy's flamboyant former prime minister Silvio Berlusconi, and Vivendi, whose billionaire chief is France's top corporate raider Vincent Bollore

Vivendi, Mediaset End Feud Over Failed Netflix Rival In Europe

Vivendi, Mediaset end feud over failed Netflix rival in Europe

Bill and Melinda Gates, pictured here in 2018, said they intend to keep working together on their charitable foundation

Bill And Melinda Gates To Divorce After 27 Years

Bill and Melinda Gates to divorce after 27 years

London Mayor Sadiq Khan, seen here on a campaign visit to Kingstonian Cricket Club last month, could win another term in office

Multiracial London Guaranteed Minority Mayor In Polls

Multiracial London guaranteed minority mayor in polls

A demonstrator in Cali holds a homemade shield at a barricade to protest against a tax reform bill launched by President Ivan Duque

Fresh Protests Called After Deadly Colombia Tax Reform Clashes

Fresh protests called after deadly Colombia tax reform clashes

In Morocco's Kelaat Mgouna in the Atlas Mountains, roses are a key industry, and its annual festival attracted thousands of visitors before Covid-19

Hard But Sweet-smelling Slog In Morocco's Valley Of The Roses

Hard but sweet-smelling slog in Morocco's Valley of the Roses

As India's pandemic has grown ever more dystopian many have volunteered in droves to help people source critical supplies such as oxygen

India's Young Fight The Pandemic With Apps And Oxygen

India's young fight the pandemic with apps and oxygen

North Korean founder Kim Il-sung's eight-volume memoirs have been released in the South, potentially leaving their publisher at risk of prosecution for reproducing pro-Pyongyang materials

North Korea Founder's Memoir Triggers Censorship Debate In South

North Korea founder's memoir triggers censorship debate in South

Environmentalists say the French government's new law falls short

French Parliament To Vote New Climate Law Criticised By Green Groups

French parliament to vote new climate law criticised by green groups

Biden, pictured on May 3, 2021, campaigned on promises to restore more traditional US policies but backtracked after his government ran into difficulties handling a surge in migrants

Biden To Allow Up To 62,500 Refugees Into US After Criticism

Biden to allow up to 62,500 refugees into US after criticism

Chilean President Sebastian Pinera, seen in 2020, has encouraged countries to work together to legislate on "neuro-rights"

Mindblowing: Advances In Brain Tech Spur Push For 'Neuro-rights'

Mindblowing: advances in brain tech spur push for 'neuro-rights'

There are an estimated two million crypto trading accounts in Argentina, a country of 45 million people, as of May 2021

Economic Downturn Fueling Argentine Crypto Craze

Economic downturn fueling Argentine crypto craze

Name game: German financial services company Allianz has its name on the Bayern Munich stadium and football grounds in Turin, Nice, Vienna, Sao Paulo and St. Paul, Minnesota as well as a rugby and football stadium in Sydney

Europe's Clubs Caught Between A Financial Pit And Hallowed Grounds

Europe's clubs caught between a financial pit and hallowed grounds

Lindsay Hecox is the plaintiff in a case before a federal appeals court challenging an Idaho law that bans transgender athletes from competing in girls' or women's sports

US Appeals Court Hears Arguments On Transgender Sports Ban

US appeals court hears arguments on transgender sports ban

Bill Gates, the Microsoft founder-turned philanthropist (pictured February 2018), and his wife Melinda are divorcing after a 27-year-marriage

Bill And Melinda Gates: A Duo Undone

Bill and Melinda Gates: a duo undone

The protesting fans want Manchester United's American owners out

Premier League Reveals Plan To Avoid Super League Repeat As Police Probe United Protest

Premier League reveals plan to avoid Super League repeat as police probe United protest

Going down: West Brom's 1-1 draw with Wolves edged the Baggies closer to relegation from the Premier League

Antonio Boosts West Ham's Champions League Challenge, West Brom Headed For Relegation

Antonio boosts West Ham's Champions League challenge, West Brom headed for relegation

Top Federal Reserve officials have warned against growing overly concerned by price spikes as the US economy bounces back from the pandemic in 2021

US To See Growth Boom, But Fed's Williams Says Inflation Not A Worry

US to see growth boom, but Fed's Williams says inflation not a worry

Apple, whose CEO Tim Cook is seen in 2019, argues that its commission for its App Store is fair compensation for providing a secure storefront, as critics say the marketplace is "monopolistic"

Apple, Epic In Heated US Court Clash Over App Market

Apple, Epic in heated US court clash over app market

Top Federal Reserve officials have warned against growing overly concerned by price spikes as the US economy bounces back from the pandemic in 2021

US To Grow 7% This Year, Fastest Since 1980s: Fed's Williams

US to grow 7% this year, fastest since 1980s: Fed's Williams

Founded in 1995, the Provolo Institute offered free education to deaf and mute children of modest origins, with on-site boarding during the school week. Some 20 children were sexually abused there

Nuns On Trial In Argentina Over Abuse Of Deaf Children

Nuns on trial in Argentina over abuse of deaf children

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken speaks with South Korea's Foreign Minister Chung Eui-yong during a meeting in London

Blinken Urges North Korea To Embrace Diplomacy After Consulting Allies

Blinken urges North Korea to embrace diplomacy after consulting allies

A peace wall separates the Catholic and Protestant communities in Belfast.

Northern Ireland Marks Centenary As Crises Simmer

Northern Ireland marks centenary as crises simmer

Moderna are expected to start supplying Covax in the final quarter of 2021

WHO Begs G7 To Step Up And Combat Covid

WHO begs G7 to step up and combat Covid

The tradional Oktoberfest has not been held since 2019

Germany's Oktoberfest Cancelled Again Over Covid

Germany's Oktoberfest cancelled again over Covid

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