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Tamika Palmer, Breonna Taylor's mother, holds a banner as she marches during a rally on the one-year anniversary of Taylor's death in Louisville, Kentucky on March 13, 2021

US Protesters Demand Justice One Year After Breonna Taylor's Killing

US protesters demand justice one year after Breonna Taylor's killing

The virus has killed 2.6 million people around the world

EU Faces Fresh Shortfall Of AstraZeneca Vaccine Supplies

EU faces fresh shortfall of AstraZeneca vaccine supplies

Nigeria's military has been fighting against a jihadist insurgency for more than a decade

Nigeria Jihadists Ambush Military Convoy, 19 Troops Dead: Security Sources

Nigeria jihadists ambush military convoy, 19 troops dead: security sources

Dunblane Primary School was the scene of Britain's worst mass shooting during which sixteen schoolchildren, all aged just five and six, were killed with their teacher 25 years ago

Dunblane Remembers, 25 Years Since UK's Worst Mass Shooting

Dunblane remembers, 25 years since UK's worst mass shooting

As caretaker president, Jeanine Anez had vowed to 'pacify' Bolivia after weeks of protest

Bolivia's Jeanine Anez: From President To 'Coup' Accused

Bolivia's Jeanine Anez: From president to 'coup' accused

Analysts say spats over Sputnik V benefit Russian efforts to sow disorder in eastern Europe

Sputnik V In Eastern Europe: Propaganda Tool Or Godsend?

Sputnik V in eastern Europe: Propaganda tool or godsend?

Thai health officials announced the rollout of the AstraZeneca vaccine would be delayed

WHO Insists AstraZeneca Vaccine Safe As Jab Faces New Setbacks

WHO insists AstraZeneca vaccine safe as jab faces new setbacks

"Everydays: The First 5,000 Days," sold for $69.3 million

NFTs Setting Off Revolution In The World Of Collectibles

NFTs setting off revolution in the world of collectibles

The pandemic lockdowns have fuelled interest in collecting potted plants in Malaysia

Bloom Boom: Malaysians Get Passionate About Pot Plants

Bloom boom: Malaysians get passionate about pot plants

Groups of concerned citizens are organizing themselves to protect merchants and residents in the Chinatown neighborhood of Oakland, California, after a string of violent attacks and robberies

'Protect The Community': Asian-Americans Organize Against Hate

'Protect the community': Asian-Americans organize against hate

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

For Brazil's Bolsonaro, Lula's Return A Double-edged Sword

For Brazil's Bolsonaro, Lula's return a double-edged sword

Nominations for France's Cesar awards for film to be held in Paris on March 12.

French Oscars Turn Political Over Virus Shutdown

French Oscars turn political over virus shutdown

The aftermath of a car bomb blast near a security checkpoint in Mogadishu in February 2021.

UN Urges Somalia Elections, Extends Peacekeeping Mission

UN urges Somalia elections, extends peacekeeping mission

The family of George Floyd has reached a $27 million 'wrongful death' settlement with the city of Minneapolis

Minneapolis Reaches $27 Mn Settlement With Floyd Family

Minneapolis reaches $27 mn settlement with Floyd family

The 50-year-old politician was chosen "by a slim majority" during a meeting of ambassadors of the 37-nation Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development based in Paris.

Australia's Cormann Voted OECD Head To Dismay Of Green Groups

Australia's Cormann voted OECD head to dismay of green groups

US President Joe Biden (left) will meet Japan's Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga as his first foreign leader guest

Facing Covid And China, US Leads Billion-plus Vaccine Push In India

Facing Covid and China, US leads billion-plus vaccine push in India

Afghan security forces escort suspected Taliban fighters

Russia Backs US Plan For Taliban Role In Afghanistan Interim Govt

Russia backs US plan for Taliban role in Afghanistan interim govt

A member of the medical staff wearing personal protective equipment (PPE) tends to a patient in the Covid-19 unit of the Bolognini hospital in Seriate, Bergamo

With New Covid Wave, Most Of Italy Heads Back Into Lockdown

With new Covid wave, most of Italy heads back into lockdown

Pulmonologist Dr Margareth Dalcolmo has become a media star in Brazil for her straight-talking updates on the coronavirus that is ravaging the country

'Bigger Than Neymar': Pandemic Propels Brazil Doctor To Fame

'Bigger than Neymar': pandemic propels Brazil doctor to fame

The 51-year-old politician was chosen "by a slim majority" during a meeting of ambassadors of the 37-nation Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development based in Paris.

Australia's Former Finance Minister Named OECD Chief

Australia's former finance minister named OECD chief

King Goodwill Zwelithini wielded great influence among millions of Zulus

South Africa's Zulu King Goodwill Zwelithini Dies Aged 72

South Africa's Zulu King Goodwill Zwelithini dies aged 72

Lou Ottens in 2013

Father Of The Cassette Tape Dies At 94

Father of the cassette tape dies at 94

Security forces have been unable to prevent a string of kidnap attacks on Nigerian schools

Nigeria Gunmen Abduct Dozens Of Students In College Raid

Nigeria gunmen abduct dozens of students in college raid

Can Sanofi deliver a shot in the arm for French pride?

Sanofi Looks To Restore Lost French Pride With New Vaccine

Sanofi looks to restore lost French pride with new vaccine

An unprecedented number of twins are being born, researchers said, citing the increase in medically assisted reproduction

Twins Peak: Double Births At 'All-time High' Globally

Twins Peak: double births at 'all-time high' globally

The recent post-Brexit trade deal struck between the EU and Britain is "a barrier to sell, an additional wall", says Neil Currie, managing director of Netherton Foundry, which makes traditional iron and copper cookware in Shropshire, western England.

'Barrier To Sell': Brexit Slashes UK Exports To EU

'Barrier to sell': Brexit slashes UK exports to EU

Security forces have been unable to prevent a string of kidnap attacks on Nigerian schools

Nigeria Gunmen Raid College, Dozens Feared Abducted

Nigeria gunmen raid college, dozens feared abducted

The export of goods to the EU tanked by 41 percent to Â£5.6 billion ($7.8 billion, 6.5 billion euros) in January from December, in the first month since Britain's final Brexit divorce.

UK Economy Sinks On Virus Curbs, As Brexit Slams Trade

UK economy sinks on virus curbs, as Brexit slams trade

A raccoon interacting with cafe owner Cheng Chen at Raccoon Cafe in Shanghai

Raccoons To Snakes: Shanghai Animal Cafes Expand To Exotics

Raccoons to snakes: Shanghai animal cafes expand to exotics

Italian legal experts want to correct a miscarriage of justice carried out against the Italian poet, Dante, who died 700 years ago

Can Italy's Dante Have Justice, 700 Years After His Death?

Can Italy's Dante have justice, 700 years after his death?

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