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Children aged from five to 11 will be going back to school in England

England's Children Go Back To School After Virus Lockdown

England's children go back to school after virus lockdown

The ECB may revise down growth forecasts for this year as Europe's pandemic rebound lags other major economies

Markets Look To ECB For Reassurance On Cheap Money

Markets look to ECB for reassurance on cheap money

A resident of Shurnukh village looks towards an Azeri military camp now based in the village

Anger And Fear In Village Split By Armenia's New Frontline

Anger and fear in village split by Armenia's new frontline

Activists are alarmed they are losing a digital archive of the Syrian war in videos and images due to automated takedown software

Activists In Race To Save Digital Trace Of Syria War

Activists in race to save digital trace of Syria war

Syrians who have fled to neighbouring Turkey have tried to build new lives as best they can

With Heavy Hearts, Syrians In Turkey Pursue New Lives

With heavy hearts, Syrians in Turkey pursue new lives

Ten years on, the fighting in Syria may have tapered off but the suffering has not

10 Years On, No Peace After War In Syria

10 years on, no peace after war in Syria

Syria's last major opposition bastion, Idlib, is home to 2.9 million people, of whom two thirds have been displaced from their homes by conflict, the UN saysÂ

Syria's Idlib: What Future For The Rebel Holdout?

Syria's Idlib: What future for the rebel holdout?

Israeli Labor Party leader Merav Michaeli's immediate goal is to influence the tone and policies of an emerging camp challenging Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu

Israeli Labor's New Leader: Feminist And Battle Ready

Israeli Labor's new leader: feminist and battle ready

As India steps up its efforts to assert control over Kashmir, communities living in remote woodlands say they've been banished from their ancestral homes

India's Evictions Of Forest Dwellers Fuels Kashmir Fears

India's evictions of forest dwellers fuels Kashmir fears

Rows of seats were set out in the ruins of the Syriac Catholic Church of the Immaculate Conception in Mosul's Old City ahead of Pope Francis' visit

Pope Celebrates Largest Mass Of Historic Iraq Trip

Pope celebrates largest mass of historic Iraq trip

Smoke billows following a reported airstrike by the Saudi-led coalition in the Yemeni capital Sanaa

Yemen's Huthis Target Saudi Oil Facilities In New Escalation

Yemen's Huthis target Saudi oil facilities in new escalation

Ivory Coast's independent electoral commission has issued partial provisional results

Both Sides Claim Victory As Ivory Coast Counts Votes

Both sides claim victory as Ivory Coast counts votes

Fulham midfielder Mario Lemina scored the winner at Liverpool

Man Utd Shatter Man City's Winning Run, Liverpool Crisis Mounts

Man Utd shatter Man City's winning run, Liverpool crisis mounts

It is the worse unrest Senegal has seen in years

Pressure Mounts On Senegal's President After Deadly Protests

Pressure mounts on Senegal's president after deadly protests

The assault -- which came shortly before International Women's Day -- sparked condemnation

Turkey Arrests Man For Beating Ex-wife On Street

Turkey arrests man for beating ex-wife on street

While the referendum proposal does not mention Islamic veils, it is clearly directed at the burqa

Swiss Voters Narrowly Back 'Burqa Ban'

Swiss voters narrowly back 'burqa ban'

Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe with her daughter Gabriella

UK Calls On Iran To Release Dual National After Sentence Ends

UK calls on Iran to release dual national after sentence ends

Merkel's handling of the pandemic initially won praise, but recent months have seen Germany's performance falter

Merkel's Party Slumps On Covid Woes As German Polls Loom

Merkel's party slumps on Covid woes as German polls loom

Critics of the full-face veil say it represents an extreme form of Islam

Swiss Vote On 'Burqa Ban'

Swiss vote on 'burqa ban'

Pope Francis, travelling under tight security in Iraq, will lead a prayer 'for the victims of the war' against IS in the city of Mosul

Pope Francis Prays For 'Victims Of War' In Iraq's Mosul

Pope Francis prays for 'victims of war' in Iraq's Mosul

French associations are trying to prove it's possible to pay delivery riders a minimum wage

Delivery Co-op Seeks To Serve Decent Work Conditions For Riders

Delivery co-op seeks to serve decent work conditions for riders

Imports also surged in a sharp bounceback from the coronavirus outbreak that had brought activity to a near halt

China Exports Spike To Highest In Decades After Covid-19 Hit

China's export growth jumped to the highest in over two decades with imports also surging in a sharp bounceback from the coronavirus outbreak that had brought activity to a near halt.

Singapore is using water-based panels to boost its solar energy use four-fold to around two percent of the city's power needs by 2025

Space-starved Singapore Builds Floating Solar Farms In Climate Fight

Space-starved Singapore builds floating solar farms in climate fight

Former French president Nicolas Sarkozy has claimed bias in the justice system after his conviction for influence peddling

French Justice In Dock As Sarkozy Cries 'Scandal'

French justice in dock as Sarkozy cries 'scandal'

A chemist works at StoreDot's headquarters in the Israeli coastal city of Herziliya

Israeli 5-minute Battery Charge Aims To Fire Up Electric Cars

Israeli 5-minute battery charge aims to fire up electric cars

A combination of debt, mismanagement and the coronavirus pandemic could push Tunisian state-owned enterprises to bankruptcy

Tunisia's Debt-laden Public Firms Edge Toward Ruin

Tunisia's debt-laden public firms edge toward ruin

China has had success controlling coronavirus, but vaccinations in the world's most populous country have proceeded slowly

Chinese Urgency On Covid-19 Goes Missing In Jabs Drive

Chinese urgency on Covid-19 goes missing in jabs drive

More than 300 veterans are undergoing treatment at the Centre for the Rehabilitation of the Homeland's Defenders in Yerevan

Scarred By War, Armenian Veterans Look Warily To The Future

Scarred by war, Armenian veterans look warily to the future

A man with a mask walks through downtown Houston, Texas on March 3, 2021

As Texas Ends Mask Rule, Restaurants Stuck In Tough Spot

As Texas ends mask rule, restaurants stuck in tough spot

Visitors at the Statue of Liberty

New Yorkers Rediscover City's Pandemic-deserted Tourist Spots

New Yorkers rediscover city's pandemic-deserted tourist spots

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