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Some migrants try to get from France to Britain in the backs of lorries, others use small boats

UK Announces Biggest Asylum Overhaul 'In Decades'

UK announces biggest asylum overhaul 'in decades'

Benjamin Netanyahu is Israel's longest-serving premier and still its most popular politician

Deadlock Once Again After Israeli Elections

Deadlock once again after Israeli elections

"Fortnite" users will be able to play as Brazilian football superstar Neymar in the shoot'em up video game

Neymar Joins 'Fortnite' As Video Game Universe Expands

Neymar joins 'Fortnite' as video game universe expands

Feminist activists in Belarus protest police brutality and arrests of opposition leaders after the August elections

UN Rights Body Condemns 'Grave Violations' In Belarus

UN rights body condemns 'grave violations' in Belarus

The UN, aid groups and Rohingya leaders said that the fences erected by the military hampered rescue work

Bangladesh Defends Use Of Fences After Rohingya Camp Blaze

Bangladesh defends use of fences after Rohingya camp blaze

Fossils of an extinct kangaroo discovered in southwestern Australia show "hugely unexpected" tree-climbing behaviour

An Extinct Tree-climbing Kangaroo In A 'Treeless Plain'

An extinct tree-climbing kangaroo in a 'treeless plain'

Abiy sent troops into Tigray on November 4 after he blamed the region's ruling party, the Tigray People's Liberation Front, for attacks on federal army camps.

Ethiopian Rights Body Says Over 100 Killed In Tigray Massacre

Ethiopian rights body says over 100 killed in Tigray massacre

"We grew up to see a working railway in Nigeria," Soyinka said aboard the train

In Nigeria, New Chinese-built Train Takes The Strain

In Nigeria, new Chinese-built train takes the strain

Tuberculosis is treatable and easily diagnosed, yet, until Covid-19 emerged, it was the world's biggest infectious killer

As Covid Rages, World Risks Losing TB Gains

As Covid rages, world risks losing TB gains

The stoppage is the latest blow in efforts to role out a faltering mass vaccination programme in Hong Kong

Hong Kong, Macau Suspend Pfizer/BioNTech Vaccine Over Packaging Flaw

Hong Kong, Macau suspend Pfizer/BioNTech vaccine over packaging flaw

Map showing the extent of rainfall in Australia's New South Wales state on March 21.

Australia's 'Big Wet' Eases, But Thousands Still Isolated

Australia's 'Big Wet' eases, but thousands still isolated

RTHK producer Bao Choy (C) is on trial on charges related to a story which exposed the authorities' delayed response to a mob attack on anti-government protesters in 2019

Hong Kong Journalist On Trial Over Database Search For Mob Attack Probe

Hong Kong journalist on trial over database search for mob attack probe

The research carried out by Ewa Bazan and her colleagues has uncovered the previously unknown identities of an estimated 4,000 Auschwitz camp inmates

Archives Uncover Forgotten Names Of Auschwitz Inmates

Archives uncover forgotten names of Auschwitz inmates

What appear to be submarine-launched ballistic missiles are displayed during a military parade in Pyongyang on January 14, 2021, in a photo released by North Korea's official Korean Central News Agency

N. Korea Fired Two Missiles In First Test Under Biden: US, South

N. Korea fired two missiles in first test under Biden: US, South

The World Health Organization blasts the growing gap between the number of coronavirus vaccines administered in rich and poor countries, branding the inequity a global "moral outrage".

AstraZeneca Backs Its Covid-19 Shot As Nations Battle New Surges

AstraZeneca backs its Covid-19 shot as nations battle new surges

Russia is home to one-fifth of the world's forest and further exploiting this resource could help the country cut down its economic reliance on oil and gas.

Russia, An Oil Giant, Goes Big On Timber

Russia, an oil giant, goes big on timber

Mieko Kawakami shot to fame in her home country when "Breasts and Eggs" was given Japan's most prestigious literary prize

Japan's Mieko Kawakami Wants To 'Stir Things Up'

Japan's Mieko Kawakami wants to 'stir things up'

Relatives of a Covid-19 victim attend a funeral in Brazil, where the daily death toll is soaring

Brazil's 24-hour Covid Deaths Surpass 3,000 For First Time

Brazil's 24-hour Covid deaths surpass 3,000 for first time

Some news outlets like CNN have seen dramatic declines in viewers since the departure of Donald Trump from the White House

News Media Seeing 'Post-Trump Slump' As Passions Cool

News media seeing 'post-Trump slump' as passions cool

Keiko Fujimori, leader of the Popular Force party and daughter of imprisoned former Peruvian president Alberto Fujimori, says she will pardon her father if elected

Fujimori Plans To 'Save Peruvians' If Elected President

Fujimori plans to 'save Peruvians' if elected president

Former England hooker Steve Thompson, pictured celebrating the team's 2003 World Cup final win, is among a group of ex-players taking action against rugby authorities over head injuries they attribute to playing the game

Saliva Test A 'Game-changer' In Rugby's Fight Against Concussion

Saliva test a 'game-changer' in rugby's fight against concussion

Map of the United States locating a mass shooting in Boulder, Colorado, on Monday.

Biden Calls For Assault Weapon Ban After Colorado Shooting

Biden calls for assault weapon ban after Colorado shooting

Brazilian former president (2003-2011) Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, waves as he arrives for a press conference in Sao Bernardo do Campo, in metropolitan Sao Paulo, Brazil, on March 10, 2021

Brazil Court Rules Judge Who Convicted Lula Was 'Biased'

Brazil court rules judge who convicted Lula was 'biased'

AstraZeneca's troubles in Europe, where several countries paused rollout over potential clotting risks are well documentedÂ -- but its relationship with US health agencies has been fraught too

How AstraZeneca's Errors Eroded US Confidence In Its Covid Shot

How AstraZeneca's errors eroded US confidence in its Covid shot

China's ambassador to Denmark, Feng Tie, was summoned to the foreign ministry

EU Nations Rebuke China Envoys Over Retaliatory Sanctions

EU nations rebuke China envoys over retaliatory sanctions

A 'Justice for George Floyd' rally in Saint Paul, Minnesota

Jury Seated For Trial Of US Policeman Charged For Floyd Death

Jury seated for trial of US policeman charged for Floyd death

US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said a package investing in people and infrastructure would create jobs

Yellen Signals US Corporate Tax Hike, Powell Again Downplays Inflation

Yellen signals US corporate tax hike, Powell again downplays inflation

Biden hopes 'to revitalise US-EU relations'

Biden Looks To 'Revitalise' Ties At EU Video Summit

Biden looks to 'revitalise' ties at EU video summit

WFP aid arriving in South Sudan. Some 7.2 million people in the country are expected to be in food crisis from April to July

UN Warns Of Risk Of Famine In Yemen, S.Sudan, Nigeria

UN warns of risk of famine in Yemen, S.Sudan, Nigeria

Game over?: Video games stores in Paris were unsure if they were able to open under the new lockdown

Are Video Games 'Essential Culture'? French Lockdown Stirs Debate

Are video games 'essential culture'? French lockdown stirs debate

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