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Japan's Hideki Matsuyama fired a bogey-free seven-under par 65 on Saturday at the Masters to stand on 11-under 205 after 54 holes at Augusta National

Matsuyama Seizes Masters Lead With Stunning Bogey-free 65

Matsuyama seizes Masters lead with stunning bogey-free 65

Longevity of African leaders

Guelleh Re-elected Djibouti President For Fifth Term

Guelleh re-elected Djibouti president for fifth term

Spectacular: Real Madrid's Karim Benzema celebrates after scoring

Real Madrid Edge Thrilling Clasico To Go Top Of La Liga

Real Madrid edge thrilling Clasico to go top of La Liga

Police deployed a water cannon for the first time in years against rioters in Belfast on Thursday

Irish PM Warns Of 'Spiral Back' As N.Ireland Wracked By Week Of Riots

Irish PM warns of 'spiral back' as N.Ireland wracked by week of riots

A man is seen training cocks to fight -- a practice still allowed by a new animal-welfare law -- in Havana on September 21, 2020

Cuba: New Animal-welfare Law Allows Cockfights, Religious Sacrifice

Cuba: New animal-welfare law allows cockfights, religious sacrifice

Well-wishers lay floral tributes outside Buckingham Palace in central London after the announcement of the death of Prince Philip

Harry But No Meghan At Pared-back Funeral For Prince Philip

Harry but no Meghan at pared-back funeral for Prince Philip

Leeds midfielder Stuart Dallas (C) celebrates after scoring against Manchester City

Leeds Stall Man City's Title March, Last-gasp Liverpool End Anfield Losing Streak

Leeds stall Man City's title march, last-gasp Liverpool end Anfield losing streak

The type of centrifuges used at Iran's uranium enrichment plant in Natanz are one of the key restrictions it signed up to under a troubled 2015 nuclear deal with major powers

Iran Starts Up Advanced Centrifuges In Nuclear Deal Breach

Iran starts up advanced centrifuges in nuclear deal breach

The team began excavations in September between the temples of Ramses III and Amenhotep III near Luxor, some 500 kilometres (300 miles) south of Cairo

Egypt Unveils 3,000-year-old 'Lost' City Near Luxor

Egypt unveils 3,000-year-old 'lost' city near Luxor

The far-right AfD is set to firm up its election manifesto this weekend as Germany prepares for the post-Merkel era

Germany's Divided Far-right AfD To Launch Election Bid

Germany's divided far-right AfD to launch election bid

Once restored, the building could host official ceremonies or cultural events related to the history of the camp and the Holocaust

Former SS Canteen At Auschwitz Bears Witness To Holocaust History

Former SS canteen at Auschwitz bears witness to Holocaust history

The veteran crime reporter was shot dead outside his home

Greek PM Demands Swift Probe Into Journalist's Murder

Greek PM demands swift probe into journalist's murder

Energy giant Saudi Aramco is the cash cow of the kingdom's economy, providing billions of dollars a year in divident payments to its largest shareholder, the state

Saudi Aramco In $12.4 Bn Oil Pipeline Deal With EIG-led Group

Saudi Aramco in $12.4 bn oil pipeline deal with EIG-led group

A policeman holds an effigy of a demon representing the coronavirus during an awareness campaign in Chennai, India

Mumbai In Lockdown As Indian Vaccines Run Short

Mumbai in lockdown as Indian vaccines run short

A mural of George Floyd in New York

Expert Witnesses Against Chauvin In Trial For Floyd's Death

Expert witnesses against Chauvin in trial for Floyd's death

Deserted streets in Mumbai, in India's virus-stricken Maharashtra state

Virus Lockdowns Around The World As Vaccine Efforts Stumble

Virus lockdowns around the world as vaccine efforts stumble

Alibaba in particular has been under scrutiny since last October, when co-founder Jack Ma criticised Chinese regulators as being behind the times

China Hits Alibaba With Record $2.78bn Fine For Market Abuses

China hits Alibaba with record $2.78bn fine for market abuses

Alibaba in particular has been under scrutiny since last October, when co-founder Jack Ma criticised Chinese regulators as being behind the times

China Hits Alibaba With Record $2.78bn For Market Abuses

China hits Alibaba with record $2.78bn for market abuses

Rapper DMX, seen performing in New York in 2019, was among hip-hop's darkest stars

DMX, Rap's Explosive, Tortured Star, Dies At 50

DMX, rap's explosive, tortured star, dies at 50

The Vienna hotel where diplomats held talks over the Iran nuclear deal is seen in February 2016

US Asks Iran To Be 'Pragmatic' As Optimism Rises On Nuclear Talks

US asks Iran to be 'pragmatic' as optimism rises on nuclear talks

Global death toll and coronavirus cases as of February 19, based on AFP tallies

New EU Vaccine Probe Deepens Europe's Covid Woes

New EU vaccine probe deepens Europe's Covid woes

England's Justin Rose fired a level par 72 Friday at Augusta National to stay atop the leaderboard of the 85th Masters

Rose Shakes Off Nightmare Start To Lead Masters By One

Rose shakes off nightmare start to lead Masters by one

A portrait of George Floyd and banners on security fencing outside the Hennepin County Government Center where former police officer Derek Chauvin is on trial

Heart Disease, Drugs Not 'Direct Causes' Of Floyd Death: Doctor

Heart disease, drugs not 'direct causes' of Floyd death: doctor

Prince Philip retired from public duties in 2017 at the age of 96

Britain Mourns Death Of Prince Philip

Britain mourns death of Prince Philip

A person stands in front of the flames in Newtownabbey, Befast on April 3, during a week of rioting

N.Ireland Unrest Muted After Death Of Britain's Prince Philip

N.Ireland unrest muted after death of Britain's Prince Philip

A Southwest Airlines order for 100 more Boeing 737 MAX aircraft represents a vote of confidence in the popular plane

Some Boeing 737 MAX Planes Temporarily Grounded After 'Potential' Issue

Some Boeing 737 MAX planes temporarily grounded after 'potential' issue

Portugal's former prime minister Jose Socrates arrives at court on Friday

Portugal Ex-PM Socrates To Stand Trial For Money Laundering

Portugal ex-PM Socrates to stand trial for money laundering

A wide majority of workers at an Alabama Amazon warehouse voted against a union drive, but the results are likely to be challenged by activists who claimed the company used unfair tactics

Union Drive At Amazon Warehouse Fails After Bitter Campaign

Union drive at Amazon warehouse fails after bitter campaign

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky (2nd left) visits the front line facing pro-Russian separatists

Ukraine Rules Out Offensive Against Pro-Russia Separatists

Ukraine rules out offensive against pro-Russia separatists

In the Chablis area of Burgundy, 80-90 percent of the vines have been damaged, says FrÃ©dÃ©ric Gueguen, a local federation official

French Winemakers Count Cost Of 'Worst Frost In Decades'

French winemakers count cost of 'worst frost in decades'

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