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Demonstrators hold signs honouring George Floyd outside Hennepin County Court in Minneapolis, Minnesota

Police Used Inappropriate 'Deadly Force' On Floyd: Expert

Police used inappropriate 'deadly force' on Floyd: expert

A school run by the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestinian Refugees in Rafah, in the southern Gaza Strip -- UNRWA once counted on the United States as its top donor but has faced a shortfall since Donald Trump withdrew funds from 2018

Biden Resumes Palestinian Aid, Urges Two-state Solution

Biden resumes Palestinian aid, urges two-state solution

A video grab from footage released by the Turkish presidency shows Erdogan receiving EU Council President Charles Michel and EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen -- who was left without a chair

Turkey's Chair Snub Riles EU Chief As She Defends Women's Rights

Turkey's chair snub riles EU chief as she defends women's rights

Players are seen at an ice hockey test event for the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympic Games -- the White House says it is not in talks about a possible joint boycott

White House Says US 'Not Discussing' Beijing Olympics Boycott

White House says US 'not discussing' Beijing Olympics boycott

Post-pandemic recovery plans, increasing help for poor countries and a global corporate tax are on the agenda of the virtual G20 meeting hosted by Italy.

G20 Agrees More Help For Poorest Covid-hit Nations

G20 agrees more help for poorest Covid-hit nations

Tiger Woods may have inadvertently hit the car's accelerator while attempting to press the brakes upon losing control, police believe

Tiger Woods Crash Due To 'Unsafe' Driving Speed Up To 87 Mph: Sheriff

Tiger Woods crash due to 'unsafe' driving speed up to 87 mph: sheriff

US envoy John Kerry is in India for climate change discussions

Climate Envoy Kerry Praises But Prods Coal-hungry India

Climate envoy Kerry praises but prods coal-hungry India

French President Emmanuel Macron welcomed Rwandan President Paul Kagame to Paris in May 2018 -- a visit that was a major step on the road to better ties

Kagame Welcomes France 'Change' On Rwanda As Archives Opened

Kagame welcomes France 'change' on Rwanda as archives opened

Laurent Gbagbo was the first former head of state ever to stand trial at the International Criminal Court

ICoast President Says Gbagbo 'Free To Return' After ICC Acquittal

ICoast president says Gbagbo 'free to return' after ICC acquittal

Former French prime minister Edouard Philippe on February 9 in Paris.

France Ex-PM Philippe: Macron Ally Turned Potential Rival

France ex-PM Philippe: Macron ally turned potential rival

The verdict was read out in the country's largest courtroom which was especially built to hear coup trials at Sincan prison complex in Ankara province.

Turkey Jails 32 Ex-soldiers For Life Over 2016 Coup Bid

Turkey jails 32 ex-soldiers for life over 2016 coup bid

Jubilant: Inuit Ataqatigiit party supporters celebrate election victory

Left-wing Party Opposed To Mining Project Wins Greenland Vote

Left-wing party opposed to mining project wins Greenland vote

Three presidents, two chairs: Turkey's President Recep Tayyip Erdogan (centre) pictured with EU leaders Ursula von der Leyen and Charles Michel

'Sofagate': Brussels Angry Over Von Der Leyen Turkey Chair Snub

'Sofagate': Brussels angry over von der Leyen Turkey chair snub

India's government last month put the brakes on exports of AstraZeneca jabs made by the Serum Institute as the country experienced a wave of Covid cases

World's Biggest Covid Vaccine Maker Seeks Indian Government Cash

World's biggest Covid vaccine maker seeks Indian government cash

Torrential rains from Tropical Cyclone Seroja, one of the most destructive storms to hit the region in years, turned small communitiesÂ into wastelands of mud

Indonesia Readies Hospital Ships For Cyclone Survivors

Indonesia readies hospital ships for cyclone survivors

Surangel Whipps (R) became Palau's president last year after defeating an opponent who favoured closer ties with Beijing

'It's The Tone': Palau President Explains His China Mistrust

'It's the tone': Palau president explains his China mistrust

The forecast jump in operating profits was largely driven by robust smartphone sales and the launch of Samsung's flagship Galaxy S21 series

Samsung Electronics, LG Forecast 40% Leaps In Q1 Operating Profits

Samsung Electronics, LG forecast 40% leaps in Q1 operating profits

Minella Indo won the 2021 Cheltenham Gold Cup as the Irish dominated the festival

English Seek Grand National Glory To Stem Irish Domination

English seek Grand National glory to stem Irish domination

A new small business coalition argues that Amazon has used anti-competitive tactics to crush rivals

New Small Business Coalition Targets Amazon On Antitrust

New small business coalition targets Amazon on antitrust

The Indonesian island of Adonara has been devasted by floods and landslides

'Suddenly We Heard People Scream: Flood!' - Horror In Indonesia

'Suddenly we heard people scream: Flood!' - Horror in Indonesia

US President Joe Biden is set to announce new success in the Covid-19 vaccine rollout

Biden Announces All Adults In US Eligible For Covid Vaccine By April 19

Biden announced in a White House speech that he is moving up the deadline for all over 18s to be eligible for vaccines to April 19. The previous target had been May 1.

Gravestones in the tiny, run-down Jewish cemetery in Khartoum, remnants of the small Jewish community which once lived in Sudan

Descendants Of Sudan Jews Hope To Connect With Israel

Descendants of Sudan Jews hope to connect with Israel

Pairing a 3-D model with projection mapping, the Urban Lab project at Tokyo's Mori Building aims to display information about the Japanese capital in visually arresting ways

Tokyo, As You've Never Seen It Before

Tokyo, as you've never seen it before

Yuri Gagarin became famous in the Soviet Union and worldwide as the first person to reach space

In Russia, The Legend Of Cosmonaut Gagarin Lives On

In Russia, the legend of cosmonaut Gagarin lives on

Plans to replace Russia's workhorse Soyuz rocket are a long way from taking off

60 Years After Gagarin, Russia Lags In The Space Race

60 years after Gagarin, Russia lags in the space race

New York is the only American state to have launched a pass to certify that a person was vaccinated against Covid, which is voluntary

US Vaccine 'Passports' Advance Despite Growing Controversy

US vaccine 'passports' advance despite growing controversy

Sex workers protest at Rua Guaicurus, in Belo Horizonte, in Brazil's Minas Gerais state on April 5, 2021, asking to be considered a priority group to receive the vaccine against Covid-19

Brazil Prostitutes Strike For First-line Covid Shots

Brazil prostitutes strike for first-line Covid shots

Ecuadorans must choose between Andres Arauz (left) and Guillermo Lasso to be their next president, but environmentalists are not impressed

Environmentalists Dismayed By Ecuador Presidential Candidates

Environmentalists dismayed by Ecuador presidential candidates

Julio Mario Valencia is known in Lima as the 'Cholo Christ', a word used to refer to people of indigenous ancestry, for his yearly reincarnation of Jesus

Ex-prostitute, 'Jesus' Actor Line Up For Peru Congress Race

Ex-prostitute, 'Jesus' actor line up for Peru Congress race

Authors said the research, printed Wednesday in The Lancet Psychiatry journal, proved that Covid-19 patients were signficantly more likely to develop brain conditions than those suffering from other respiratory tract infections

1 In 3 Covid Survivors Suffer Mental, Neurological Problems: Study

1 in 3 Covid survivors suffer mental, neurological problems: study

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