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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

Foster stepped down after reports that 75 percent of lawmakers in her party signed a letter calling for a leadership contest.

N.Irish Leader Foster To Step Down After Losing Party Backing

N.Irish leader Foster to step down after losing party backing

Spotify has yet to post a full-year net profit despite its success in the online music market

Spotify Posts Rare Profit, Shares Tumble On Timid User Growth

Spotify posted rare net profit in the first quarter and a sharp increase in paid subscribers as the music streaming giant launched in dozens of new markets, but disappointing total users sent shares tumbling.

Among American consumer staples that are becoming more expensive: Cheerios cereal

From Diapers To Cereal, Price Increases Loom In US

From diapers to cereal, price increases loom in US

Crematoriums in New Delhi are facing shortages of wood because of the surge in deaths, locad media said

Relentless New Wave Sends India Covid Death Toll Past 200,000

Relentless new wave sends India Covid death toll past 200,000

Iran's President Hassan Rouhani attends a cabinet meeting in a handout picture provided by the presidency on April 28, 2021

Iran Audio Leak Sought To Sow 'Discord' Amid Nuclear Talks: Rouhani

Iran audio leak sought to sow 'discord' amid nuclear talks: Rouhani

Arsenal's US owner Stan Kroenke has no intention of selling the club despite fan protests

Spotify CEO 'Very Serious' About Arsenal Takeover Bid

Spotify CEO 'very serious' about Arsenal takeover bid

Glaciers -- large sprawls of frozen water -- have been melting fast since the mid 20th Century

Glacier Melt Is Speeding Up, Raising Seas: Global Study

Glacier melt is speeding up, raising seas: global study

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell has pledged not to raise interest rates until inflation holds above 2% for some time

Fed Set To Reaffirm Recovery Mission, Face Down Inflation Fears

Fed set to reaffirm recovery mission, face down inflation fears

Johnson (L) has been locked in a war of words with his former top aide Dominic Cummings (R)

Johnson's Woes Deepen As UK Watchdog Launches Apartment Probe

Johnson's woes deepen as UK watchdog launches apartment probe

The Red Brigades were the most notorious ultra-left group to sow chaos in Italy during the "Years of Lead"

France Detains Ex-members Of Red Brigades Sought By Italy

France detains ex-members of Red Brigades sought by Italy

The delayed Tokyo Olympics will start on July 23

Full Venues At Tokyo Olympics 'Very Difficult': Organisers

Full venues at Tokyo Olympics 'very difficult': organisers

Deutsche Bank CEO Christian Sewing says the lender's outlook is "encouraging" following an "excellent" quarter.

Deutsche Bank Ducks Archegos Hit, Posts Best Profits Since 2014

Deutsche Bank ducks Archegos hit, posts best profits since 2014

Activists and lawyers say the law allows Hong Kong authorities to bar people from boarding planes leaving the city

Hong Kong Passes Immigration Bill With 'Exit Ban' Powers

Hong Kong passes immigration bill with 'exit ban' powers

The vote ends five years of a Brexit saga in which Britain and Europe also sealed a divorce deal that bitterly divided the UK

European Parliament Closes Brexit Saga With Trade Deal Vote

European Parliament closes Brexit saga with trade deal vote

Former Samsung group chairman Lee Kun-Hee was South Korea's richest man when he died last October, leaving an estimated $19.6 billion in assets

Samsung Heirs To Pay Billions In Tax, Donate Monet, Picasso Works

Samsung heirs to pay billions in tax, donate Monet, Picasso works

Japanese giant Sony issued a more cautious forecast for the year ahead

Sony Reports Record Net Profit But Issues Cautious Forecast

Sony reports record net profit but issues cautious forecast

South Korea says the vast offshore wind farm will be the world's biggest

Blowing In The Wind: Fishermen Threaten South Korea Carbon Plans

Blowing in the wind: Fishermen threaten South Korea carbon plans

Senior PIF members held a virtual meeting with the Micronesian leaders this week to apologise for the handling of a leadership row that has split the Forum

Pacific Islands Forum Apologises Over Leadership Row

Pacific Islands Forum apologises over leadership row

Substack has some 500,000 subscribers who pay an average of $5 to $10 per month for popular newsletters

Journalists Create Their Brands In Growing 'Direct' Sales Model

Journalists create their brands in growing 'direct' sales model

China's mania for 'blind boxes' has made fortunes for toymakers and even caught the attention of those in power

'Blind Box' Craze Grips China's Youth And Mints Toymakers A Fortune

'Blind box' craze grips China's youth and mints toymakers a fortune

New Zealand Rugby are to vote on selling a stake to US investors

All Blacks Or Greenbacks? New Zealand Rugby Mulls Controversial US Investment

All Blacks or greenbacks? New Zealand Rugby mulls controversial US investment

A decade after Osama bin Laden was gunned down, there is no sign Shakeel Afridi will be exonerated by Pakistan authorities for helping the CIA pinpoint the Al-Qaeda chief's location under the cloak of running a vaccination programme

'Scapegoat': The Lonely Life Of Doctor Who Helped Pinpoint Bin Laden

'Scapegoat': The lonely life of doctor who helped pinpoint Bin Laden

Desperate Covid-19 patients are flocking to a gurdwara in Ghaziabad that is providing oxygen, amid a shortage of supply

India Covid Patients Flock To Makeshift Tent For Lifesaving Oxygen

India Covid patients flock to makeshift tent for lifesaving oxygen

Villarreal boss Unai Emery meets his former club Arsenal in the Europa League semi-finals

Europa League Specialist Emery Threatens Arsenal's Shot At Salvation

Europa League specialist Emery threatens Arsenal's shot at salvation

Proportion of population that has received at least one dose of Covid-19 vaccine, by country or territory, as of April 22

US School Bars Vaccinated Teachers, Falsely Citing Risk To Students

US school bars vaccinated teachers, falsely citing risk to students

A picture taken on October 22, 2018 shows a portrait of Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman in Riyadh, the de facto ruler of Saudi Arabia

As Saudi Prince Rises, Bin Laden Business Empire Declines

As Saudi prince rises, Bin Laden business empire declines

Osama Bin Laden with Ayman Al-Zawahiri, left, and Muhammad Atef

Al-Qaeda 'Shadow Of Former Self' Decade After Bin Laden Death

Al-Qaeda 'shadow of former self' decade after Bin Laden death

Aerial view of Puerto Ayora in Santa Cruz Island, in the Galapagos archipelago

Covid-19 Brings Tourism, Science To A Halt On Galapagos Islands

Covid-19 brings tourism, science to a halt on Galapagos Islands

Google and its parent firm Alphabet reported robust gains in revenues and profits in the past quarter from digital advertising and cloud computing services

Google Ad Surge Drives Up Profits For Parent Firm Alphabet

Google ad surge drives up profits for parent firm Alphabet

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