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Senegal has seen days of clashes between opposition supporters and police in the West African state with protesters torching cars and shops in the capital DakarÂ Â

Call For Fresh Protests In Senegal After Deadly Clashes

Call for fresh protests in Senegal after deadly clashes

The $1.9 trillion Covid relief package supported by President Joe Biden now heads back to the Democratic-majority House of Representatives, where it is expected to be adopted barring a last-minute setback

'Giant Step' As Biden Covid Rescue Plan Clears Senate

'Giant step' as Biden Covid rescue plan clears Senate

Ivorian President Alassane Ouattara voted in Abidjan

Ivory Coast Votes In Test Of Stability After Political Turmoil

Ivory Coast votes in test of stability after political turmoil

The centre of Arras, in Pas-de-Calais, was virtually empty as the weekend lockdown came into effect

France Extends Weekend Lockdown To Northern Region

France extends weekend lockdown to northern region

Agios Mamas is one of Europe's Natura 2000 wildlife diversity regions, and is home to nearly 60 different bird species

Flamingos Poisoned By Illegal Lead Pellets In Greek Lagoon

Flamingos poisoned by illegal lead pellets in Greek lagoon

Pope Francis is defying a second wave of coronavirus cases and renewed security fears to make a 'long-awaited' trip to Iraq

Pope, Top Shiite Cleric Plead For 'Peace' In Historic Iraq Encounter

Pope, top Shiite cleric plead for 'peace' in historic Iraq encounter

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Ivory Coast Holds Parliament Vote After Political Turmoil

Ivory Coast holds parliament vote after political turmoil

Despite an improvement in the employment situation in February, the United States remains 9.5 million jobs short of where it was before the Covid-19 pandemic began

Biden's Covid Rescue Plan Grinds Toward Senate Approval

Biden's Covid rescue plan grinds toward Senate approval

Nancy Sanchez, 48, poses for a picture at her home in Villa El Salvador, in the southern outskirts of Lima on March 03, 2021. She says she was sterilized without her consent after the birth of her last child

Peru's Victims Of 'Forced Sterilizations' Hope For Fujimori Apology

Peru's victims of 'forced sterilizations' hope for Fujimori apology

Palestinian schoolgirl Maram al-Amawi has been fitted with a 3D-printed transparent face mask to help heal her severe facial burns

Gaza Girl Dons 3D-printed Mask To Heal Burnt Face

Gaza girl dons 3D-printed mask to heal burnt face

Maher Tobia says his is the only remaining Christian family in the Iraqi city of Nasiriyah, near where the Prophet Abraham is thought to have been born

Near Abraham's Iraq Birthplace, Lone Christians Put Hope In Pope

Near Abraham's Iraq birthplace, lone Christians put hope in Pope

Government buildings in Dakar were under tight security before Sonko's court hearing

Four Dead In Senegal Unrest After Opposition Leader Held

Four dead in Senegal unrest after opposition leader held

The 16-year-old trans-Atlantic conflict over government aid to the firms saw Brussels and Washington each impose punitive tariffs, including US duties on a record $7.5 billion in European goods.

US, EU Hail 'Fresh Start' With Truce In Planemaker Feud

President Joe Biden and EU leader Ursula von der Leyen suspended tit-for-tat trade tariffs in a longstanding aircraft dispute.

Chinese Premier Li Keqiang -- seen here with President Xi Jinping (L) at the opening ceremony of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC) -- will address the nation to kick off the country's annual legislative session

China Moves To Eliminate Hong Kong Opposition

China moves to eliminate Hong Kong opposition

Ukrainian soldiers on the frontline with Russia-backed separatists in the Donetsk region last month

Ukraine Calls For Western Help To Calm Frontline Escalation

Ukraine calls for Western help to calm frontline escalation

A US border agent transports a child who is seeking asylum to a bus station in Brownsville, Texas, on February 26, 2021

Surge In Young Migrant Border Arrivals Poses Challenge For Biden

Surge in young migrant border arrivals poses challenge for Biden

Prince Philip was transferred to the King Edward VII's Hospital in London after a heart procedure

Britain's Prince Philip Moved Back To Private Hospital

Britain's Prince Philip moved back to private hospital

Four of the six jury members for this year's Berlin Film Festival, which has been held without the usual audience

Sex Tape Satire 'Bad Luck Banging Or Loony Porn' Wins Berlinale

Sex tape satire 'Bad Luck Banging or Loony Porn' wins Berlinale

Americans have accumulated $1.8 trillion in excess savings in the 11 months since the start of the pandemic, according to figures from Barclays and Oxford Economics

Amid Pandemic, Americans Are Saving More -- Especially The Wealthy

Amid pandemic, Americans are saving more -- especially the wealthy

The co-leader of the parliamentary group of the Alternative for Germany (AfD) far-right party Alexander Gauland leaves a press conference this week

German Court Blocks Surveillance Of Far-right AfD

German court blocks surveillance of far-right AfD

A scene along the Seine that Paris police don't want to see again.

Paris Curbs Outdoor Drinking Over Covid-19 Risks

Paris curbs outdoor drinking over Covid-19 risks

The call for action comes after two of the Danish company's ships were boarded by pirates in the Gulf of Guinea within the space of one month at the turn of the year.

Maersk Pleads For Military Backup Against West Africa Pirates

Maersk pleads for military backup against west Africa pirates

An Iraqi special forces member stands guard outside the Syriac Catholic Church of Our Lady of Deliverance in Baghdad

'Silence The Arms!' Pope Urges End To Violence On Historic Iraq Trip

'Silence the arms!' Pope urges end to violence on historic Iraq trip

Ireland fared better than bigger eurozone economies Germany and France, which plunged into recessions last year as Covid shut down the global economy.

Irish Economy Grew In 2020 Despite Pandemic

Irish economy grew in 2020 despite pandemic

Prince Philip was transferred to the King Edward VII's Hospital in London after a heart procedure

Queen's Husband Philip Moved Back To Private Hospital To Recover

Queen's husband Philip moved back to private hospital to recover

A nuclear power plant in southern Germany due to be closed as the country quits atomic energy in the wake of the 2011 Fukushima disaster in Japan

Germany To Compensate Energy Firms 2.4 Bn Euros For Nuclear Exit

Germany to compensate energy firms 2.4 bn euros for nuclear exit

Change is coming to the German village of Gundremmingen, with the local nuclear plant facing imminent closure under Germany's energy transition policy

Germany Faces Tough Questions As Nuclear Exit Nears

Germany faces tough questions as nuclear exit nears

Harry And Meghan Hunker Down As Hollywood Life Stays On Hold

Harry and Meghan hunker down as Hollywood life stays on hold

The 2011 tsunami left a legacy cast in concrete along much of Japan's northeastern coast

The Towering Sea Wall Legacy Of Japan's 2011 Tsunami

The towering sea wall legacy of Japan's 2011 tsunami

AstraZeneca's Covid-19 vaccine

Australian PM Plays Down Italy Vaccine Blockade

Australian PM plays down Italy vaccine blockade

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