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Besides an emissions target for 2030, Germany's new climate change law introduced by Merkel's government in 2019 includesÂ a range of policies, including incentivising renewable energies, expanding electric car infrastructure and carbon trading

'Historic' Legal Blow For Merkel's Climate Plan Amid Green Surge

'Historic' legal blow for Merkel's climate plan amid Green surge

UiPath says its listing on the New York Stock Exchange, a first for a Romanian company, is the culmination of "a surreal dream".

'Surreal Dream': Romanian Startup Makes Wall Street Splash

'Surreal dream': Romanian startup makes Wall Street splash

As Brussels correspondent for the right-wing Daily Telegraph newspaper, Johnson made his name by writing "Euro-myths" -- exaggerated claims about the EU

Boris Johnson: From Brexit Hero To 'Vacuum Of Integrity'

Boris Johnson: from Brexit hero to 'vacuum of integrity'

Arbus landed profits in the first quarter of the year

Airbus Returns To Black But Sees Turbulence Ahead

Airbus returns to black but sees turbulence ahead

Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge, drew widespread praise for her poise during Prince Philip's funeral this month

Royal Future: William And Kate Celebrate 10 Years Of Marriage

Royal future: William and Kate celebrate 10 years of marriage

Sotheby's is holding its debut global dedicated sneaker auction, conducted entirely online

Sotheby's Sneaks Up On Younger Market Via Sneaker Sales

Sotheby's sneaks up on younger market via sneaker sales

Samsung is crucial to South Korea's economic health

Samsung Profit Jumps By Nearly Half On Strong Smartphone Sales

Samsung profit jumps by nearly half on strong smartphone sales

Zeljko Ilicic, owner of Old Hill sanctuary, brushes a horse in a stable near the Serbian town of Lapovo

Stable Genius: Serbia's Unlikely Saviour Of Horses

Stable genius: Serbia's unlikely saviour of horses

US President Joe Biden will give a sunny and ambitious message to the joint session of Congress

Biden Celebrates An America 'On The Move Again'

Biden celebrates an America 'on the move again'

Annalena Baerbock, co-leader of Germany's Green party and chancellor candidate for the upcoming general election, has been the subject of fake news

German Greens' Election Hopeful Targeted By Fake News

German Greens' election hopeful targeted by fake news

The launch is a milestone in Beijing's ambitious plan to place a permanent human presence in space

China Launches First Module For New Space Station

China launches first module for new space station

Secretary of State Antony Blinken arrives before US President Joe Biden addresses a joint session of Congress

Stressing Diplomacy, Biden Says Not Seeking Conflict With China, Russia

Stressing diplomacy, Biden says not seeking conflict with China, Russia

US President Joe Biden addressed Congress on April 28, 2021, promoting his two bills aimed at improving US infrastructure and aiding its workers

US Corporations, Wealthy Must 'Pay Their Fair Share': Biden

But unlike the $1.9 trillion pandemic rescue measure he signed last month, Biden is under pressure to find ways to pay for his latest proposals.

The proposal faces a potential veto from the Rugby Players Association, some of whom believe the soul of rugby's most storied national team is being sold

New Zealand Rugby Backs Plan To Sell Stake In All Blacks To US Investors

New Zealand Rugby backs plan to sell stake in All Blacks to US investors

India is struggling to provide oxygen vital for the treatment of seriously ill Covid-19 patients

India's Covid-19 Oxygen Crisis: Why Is There A Deadly Crunch?

India's Covid-19 oxygen crisis: why is there a deadly crunch?

Youths take part in a training session of Egypt's combative sport of 'tahtib' (stick-fighting), in the capital Cairo

Ancient Egypt Martial Art Enthusiasts Eye Olympic Status

Ancient Egypt martial art enthusiasts eye Olympic status

The prospect of the Taliban's return has Zebulon Simentov preparing to say goodbye to Afghanistan

Afghanistan's Last Jew Eyes Exit Ahead Of Taliban Return

Afghanistan's last Jew eyes exit ahead of Taliban return

Hip hop duo Gente de Zona are Cubans who, like many others, have made a new life in the United States across the Florida Straits

From Miami And Havana, Singers Take Aim In Battle Of Song

From Miami and Havana, singers take aim in battle of song

A baby mountain gorilla, a subspecies of the Eastern gorilla, in the Sabyinyo Mountains of Rwanda

Gorilla Among 200 Endangered Species Threatened By Conflict: Conservationists

Gorilla among 200 endangered species threatened by conflict: conservationists

Protesters take to the streets of Bogota to denounce proposed tax reforms on April 28, 2021

Colombians Protest Tax Reform Proposal Amid Pandemic

Colombians protest tax reform proposal amid pandemic

A health worker prepares a dose of the AstraZeneca/Oxford Covid-19 vaccine at a temporary vaccine centre

Scientists Back Brazil Over Russian Covid Vaccine Import Ban

Scientists back Brazil over Russian Covid vaccine import ban

Many manatees have scars from collisions with boats, which often happen when the mammals come to the surface to breathe

In Florida, A Worrying Uptick In Manatee Deaths

In Florida, a worrying uptick in manatee deaths

Brendan Hunt, 37, appears in a screenshot of a video he posted titled "Kill your senators"

NY Trial Over US Capitol Riot Tests Freedom Of Expression Limits

NY trial over US Capitol riot tests freedom of expression limits

Apollo 11 astronaut Michael Collins, pictured at the National Press Club in Washington in 2019, flew the Apollo 11 command module while his crewmates became the first people to land on the Moon

Apollo 11 Astronaut Michael Collins Dead At 90

Apollo 11 astronaut Michael Collins dead at 90

US Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell dismissed critics of the central bank's inflation stance, saying recent price increases are driven by temporary factors

Fed's Powell Stomps On Inflation Fears, Pledges Continued Stimulus

Powell highlighted the Fed's commitment to keeping the benchmark lending rate near zero.

Jerome Powell's comments will be closely followed for an idea about the Federal Reserve's plans for monetary policy

US Stocks, Dollar Pull Back As Fed Stays Dovish

US stocks, dollar pull back as Fed stays dovish

Manchester City players congratulate Riyad Mahrez after his free-kick gave the English side a 2-1 win in Paris

Mahrez Grabs Winner As Man City Come From Behind To Beat 10-man PSG

Mahrez grabs winner as Man City come from behind to beat 10-man PSG

Boeing reported another quarterly loss but said coronavirus vaccines and the return of the 737 MAX to service meant it was at an "inflection point"

Latest Boeing Loss Shows Drag Of Pandemic, Production Problems

Latest Boeing loss shows drag of pandemic, production problems

Facebook's stellar earnings came as regulators in the United States and abroad threaten to crack down on Internet giants they fear have become too powerful

Facebook Profit Nearly Doubles As User Ranks Grow

Facebook profit nearly doubles as user ranks grow

A man with his mask pulled down walks past an advertisement in Kiev, Ukraine

India Battles Raging New Wave Of Pandemic As Europe Counts 50 Million Cases

India battles raging new wave of pandemic as Europe counts 50 million cases

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