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Spanish air force officers carried the coffins containing the bodies of the three Europeans killed

Bodies Of 3 Europeans Killed In Burkina Faso Arrive In Spain

Bodies of 3 Europeans killed in Burkina Faso arrive in Spain

It is the first time that AstraZeneca discloses figures from sales of one of the world's leading vaccines.

AstraZeneca Covid Vaccine Sales Hit $275 Mn In First Quarter

AstraZeneca Covid vaccine sales hit $275 mn in first quarter

The Austrian ski resort of Ischgl was one of Europe's coronavirus hotspots last year

Austria Courts Face Fallout From Ski Resorts' Virus Spread

Austria courts face fallout from ski resorts' virus spread

At Madrid's world-famous bullring, apprentice bullfighters continue their daily classes even if the pandemic has forced fights to halt

In Spain, Virus Puts Trainee Bullfighters' Careers On Hold

In Spain, virus puts trainee bullfighters' careers on hold

The Indian Ocean archipelago of more than a thousand islands reopened its international borders in mid-July after being shut for three months

Vacation From The Virus: Maldives Still Welcoming Rich Indians

Vacation from the virus: Maldives still welcoming rich Indians

Tokyo 2020 president Seiko Hashimoto said Games organisers were working hard to protect athletes and the public

Tokyo Olympics Could Be Held Without Fans: Games Chief To AFP

Tokyo Olympics could be held without fans: Games chief to AFP

Sumo has faced a spate of bad publicity in recent years and calls for reform

Japan Sumo's Death After Heavy Fall Sparks Criticism Of Medical Care

Japan sumo's death after heavy fall sparks criticism of medical care

The Mayflower 400 autonomous trimaran during sea trials in Plymouth this week

AI, Captain! First Autonomous Ship Prepares For Maiden Voyage

AI, captain! First autonomous ship prepares for maiden voyage

Miners manually hew coal and drag it up to the surface, where it sells for just $35 per tonne

'It's All We Have': The Plight Of S.Africa's Informal Miners

'It's all we have': the plight of S.Africa's informal miners

Critics accuse Turkey's president of pursuing a vanity project by pushing for the construction of a new canal

Erdogan Riles Critics, Russia With 'Crazy' New Canal

Erdogan riles critics, Russia with 'crazy' new canal

Six months after the country went into a second coronavirus lockdown, bar owners and beer makers are keen to get back to business

Belgium Races To Get Beer To Bars For Great Reopening

Belgium races to get beer to bars for great reopening

Community-run stalls offer free food to Filipinos struggling to feed their families as virus lockdowns have thrown thousands out of work

Food Pantries Spread In Philippines As Virus Restrictions Bite

Food pantries spread in Philippines as virus restrictions bite

A Syrian vendor spreads grape molasses on a traditional sweet known as "naeem", a traditional treat served during Ramadan

In Damascus, Crispy Pastry Sweetens Frugal Ramadan

In Damascus, crispy pastry sweetens frugal Ramadan

Sydney cardiologist Yadu Singh has been providing medical guidance by phone, text and video chat to Covid-stricken relatives and online acquaintances in India

Australia Doctor Defies Distance To Aid Covid-hit Indian Relatives

Australia doctor defies distance to aid Covid-hit Indian relatives

Seema Devgan, who lives in Singapore, spends hours every day fielding frantic appeals for help from India

A Desperate And Determined Diaspora Scrambles To Help India Breathe

A desperate and determined diaspora scrambles to help India breathe

Jordan has one of the highest rates of tobacco smokers in the world, with 70 percent of men lighting up

Health Crisis As Smoking Champions Jordan Light Up In Lockdown

Health crisis as smoking champions Jordan light up in lockdown

Manchester United captain Harry Maguire (right)expects his side to inflict more pain on Liverpool come Sunday

Man Utd Aim To Keep Man City Title Celebrations On Ice

Man Utd aim to keep Man City title celebrations on ice

The coronavirus spike in India has led to shortages of medical oxygen

India Covid Deaths Climb Again As Global Aid Flown In

India Covid deaths climb again as global aid flown in

Workers prepare for the burial of a Covid-19 victim at the Sao Joao municipal cemetery in Porto Alegre, Brazil in March 2021

Brazil's Covid Death Toll Surpasses 400,000

Brazil's Covid death toll surpasses 400,000

Kyrgyzstan's foreign ministry said that a "complete ceasefire" had been agreed onÂ its disputed border with Tajikistan, with armed forces returning to their bases

Kyrgyzstan Says Ceasefire Agreed With Tajikistan After Clashes

Kyrgyzstan says ceasefire agreed with Tajikistan after clashes

The Russian Sputnik V vaccine has been approved for use in at least 60 countries, including more than 10 in Latin and Central America

Russia-Brazil Spat Erupts Over Sputnik Vaccine Snub

Russia-Brazil spat erupts over Sputnik vaccine snub

Big Tech firms are showing blockbuster profits as pandemic-hit consumers around the world look for new gadgets and turn to the internet for goods and services

Amazon Caps Blockbuster Big Tech Earnings Reports

Amazon caps blockbuster Big Tech earnings reports

Alexei Navalny makes first appearance in court since ending hunger strike

Navalny Network Disbands As Gaunt Kremlin Critic Appears In Court

Navalny network disbands as gaunt Kremlin critic appears in court

Biden said the US withdrawal would be completed by September 11, the twentieth anniversary of the 9/11 attacks on America that sparked its military involvement in AfghanistanÂ

NATO Says Afghanistan Withdrawal Has Begun

NATO says Afghanistan withdrawal has begun

France's Total, Britain's BP, Anglo-Dutch group Shell and Spain's Repsol have this week posted $14.5 billion in first quarter profits between them thanks to rising oil prices.

Europe Oil Firms Post Huge Profits As Crude Rebounds

Europe oil firms post huge profits as crude rebounds

Flowers and candles have been placed outside the Oberlin care clinic in the German city of Potsdam after the killings

Woman In Psychiatric Care After Killings At German Disabled Centre

Woman in psychiatric care after killings at German disabled centre

Cafes and restaurants can serve outdoors from May 19

France To Reopen Cafes, Bars, Museums From May

France to reopen cafes, bars, museums from May

Spending on cars, homes and big-ticket items along with a jump in government spending pushed US growth higher in the first quarter

US Recovery Accelerates As Growth, Hiring Rebound

US recovery accelerates as growth, hiring rebound

The United Nations is trying to mediate a deal for Cyprus, nearly six decades since it first deployed peacekeepers

No Breakthrough In Cyprus Settlement Talks At UN

No breakthrough in Cyprus settlement talks at UN

As the country reels from a brutal explosion of cases, an estimated 500-600 million Indians will become eligible when the drive is opened to all adults

Shortages, Confusion In India's Vaccination Drive

Shortages, confusion in India's vaccination drive

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