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With millions of foreign labourers from the former Soviet Union stuck at home due to pandemic-induced border closures, Russian companies have had to adapt, hiring more expensive workers from the country's regions.

With Migrant Workers Stuck At Home, Russia Leans On Its Own

With migrant workers stuck at home, Russia leans on its own

Around 120 women are employed in Kabul by the defence ministry to make uniforms for servicemen and prisoners

Afghan Sewing Factory Offers Lifeline To War Widows

Afghan sewing factory offers lifeline to war widows

A musician plays during a photocall for a St Patrick's Day online music festival in the Temple Bar area of Dublin

Beer And Loathing: Irish Mourn Another St Patrick's Day Lockdown

Beer and loathing: Irish mourn another St Patrick's Day lockdown

A mellow ingredient for France's first cannabis wine drink

Buzz In Bordeaux: France's First Cannabis Tipple

Buzz in Bordeaux: France's first cannabis tipple

Lebanese protesters angry at the failure of politicians and bankers to halt the slide in their standard of living block a road outside Beirut

With Lebanon In Freefall, What Comes Next?

With Lebanon in freefall, what comes next?

A poster in Havana reads 'Long Live Fidel and Raul' -- the brothers Castro who will for the first time in 60 years not be in power in Cuba

New Era Beckons For Cuba, Without A Castro In Power

New era beckons for Cuba, without a Castro in power

AstraZeneca vaccine

EU Regulator 'Convinced' AstraZeneca Jab Benefits Outweigh Risks

EU regulator 'convinced' AstraZeneca jab benefits outweigh risks

Shamima Begum left the UK for Syria in 2015 to join the Islamic State group

'IS Brides' Open Up In Syria Camp Documentary At SXSW

'IS brides' open up in Syria camp documentary at SXSW

It is a massive change in the business model of a company which had argued before Britain's Supreme Court that its drivers were self-employed.

Uber Grants UK Drivers Worker Status In World First

Uber grants UK drivers worker status in world first

Jockey Rachael Blackmore celebrates her victory on Honeysuckle in the Champion Hurdle at Cheltenham

Female Jockey Blackmore Makes History At Cheltenham With Champion Hurdle Win

Female jockey Blackmore makes history at Cheltenham with Champion Hurdle win

Observations made by NASA's Perseverance rover will help scientists better understand longstanding puzzles, like what happened to the plentiful water that was once present on Mars

Mars' 'Missing' Water Is Buried Beneath Surface: Study

Mars' 'missing' water is buried beneath surface: study

Lightning | Representational Image

Lightning May Have Sparked Life On Earth, Study Finds

Lightning may have sparked life on Earth, study finds

Sergio Ramos scored a penalty in Real Madrid's Champions League win over Atalanta on Tuesday.

Real Madrid's Old Guard See Off Atalanta To Reach Champions League Last Eight

Real Madrid's old guard see off Atalanta to reach Champions League last eight

Niger soldiers are fighting jihadists in the west and the southeast

Fifty-eight Killed In 'Barbarous' Niger Attacks Near Mali Border

Fifty-eight killed in 'barbarous' Niger attacks near Mali border

The Federal Reserve is expected to maintain its committment to easy money policies while the US economy recovers from the pandemic

Fed Likely To Boost Forecasts As Stimulus Funds Flood In

Fed likely to boost forecasts as stimulus funds flood in

Britain's Prince Philip was first admitted to hospital on February 16 after he complained of feeling unwell

Queen Elizabeth II's Husband Prince Philip Leaves Hospital

Queen Elizabeth II's husband Prince Philip leaves hospital

A child plays with a car tire in the Tara Tara district of Matuge, northern Mozambique. The area functions as a center for internally displaced persons who fled their communities due to attacks by armed insurgents in the northern part of the Cabo Delgado

Children Targeted, Beheaded In Mozambique Insurgency: Charity

Children targeted, beheaded in Mozambique insurgency: charity

Sri Lanka's government plans to ban Muslim woman from wearing the burqa or niqab

Sri Lanka Says Burqa Ban Is For National Security

Sri Lanka says burqa ban is for national security

Officials say 38 percent of doctors treating virus patients have registered to be vaccinated and another 20-30 percent are relying on antibodies

AstraZeneca Fears Fuel Vaccine Scepticism In Ukraine

AstraZeneca fears fuel vaccine scepticism in Ukraine

Tigray

Ethiopian General Tells Diplomats Of 'Dirty War' In Tigray

Ethiopian general tells diplomats of 'dirty war' in Tigray

London police are under pressure after they broke up a vigil for the woman on Saturday

UK Police Officer In Court On Kidnap, Murder Charges

UK police officer in court on kidnap, murder charges

Former French president Nicolas Sarkozy (c) at the Palais de Tokyo in April 2012 after it was renovated by Anne Lacaton and Jean-Philippe Vassal

French Duo Win Architecture's Top Prize

French duo win architecture's top prize

Archaeologists say the new fragments are the most significant biblical find since the Dead Sea Scrolls

Israel Unearths Fragments Of 2000-year-old Biblical Scroll

Israel unearths fragments of 2000-year-old biblical scroll

The pandemic has dealt a hammer blow to Britain's seaside resort of Blackpool

Covid Roller Coaster Adds To Blackpool's Decline

Covid roller coaster adds to Blackpool's decline

Map of the western Mediterranean with the maritime borders claims of Turkey, Greek and Cyprus

Greece, Turkey, Meet For Fresh Talks On Maritime Dispute

Greece, Turkey, meet for fresh talks on maritime dispute

Beijing was among the most polluted cities

Lethal Pollution High In 2020 Despite Lockdowns

Lethal pollution high in 2020 despite lockdowns

Buildings in Wukro including schools and hospitals have been looted, with residents blaming Eritrean troops

'The Fighting Continues': A Tigray Town Reels From Drawn-out War

'The fighting continues': A Tigray town reels from drawn-out war

A Myanmar policeman, who fled illegally to India, shows his uniform rank badges. More than 300 Myanmarese -- many of them police officers and their families -- have crossed into northeast India's Mizoram state since the military coup

Myanmar Soldiers And Police Flee To India With Tales Of Violence

Myanmar soldiers and police flee to India with tales of violence

Democratic and self-ruled Taiwan split from China at the end of a civil war in 1949 and exists under the constant threat of invasion by the mainland

China's Military Modernisation Poses Taiwan Threat: US Officials

China's military modernisation poses Taiwan threat: US officials

Beijing was among the most polluted cities

Lethal Pollution High In 2020 Despite Lockdowns: Report

Lethal pollution high in 2020 despite lockdowns: report

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