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UNICEF's Ted Chaiban visits a school made of 12 prefabricated classrooms in northeastern Syria

Lives Of Youth 'In Jeopardy' In Middle East, North Africa

Lives of youth 'in jeopardy' in Middle East, North Africa

Egyptian engineer Ahmed Abu al-Seoud extracts poison from a scorpion at his laboratory and farm in Egypt's Western Desert

Egypt's 'Scorpion King' Turns Venom Into Money

Egypt's 'Scorpion King' turns venom into money

Germany has unveiled a plan to gradually ease coronavirus restrictions, with Chancellor Angela Merkel caving to political pressure to do so

Bowing To Pressure, Merkel Eases Virus Curbs

Bowing to pressure, Merkel eases virus curbs

Members of the National Guard remain in Washington as part of the enhanced security posture that has been in place since the deadly riot at the US Capitol on January 6, 2021

US Police Warn Of New Militant Plot To 'Breach' Capitol

US police warn of new militant plot to 'breach' Capitol

Police initially treated the incident as "attempted murder" but later changed it in a statement to include a "suspected terrorist crime"

Eight Injured In 'Suspected Terrorist' Stabbings In Sweden

Eight injured in 'suspected terrorist' stabbings in Sweden

Julio Borges claims to have documents to prove his claims that Venezuela's government is illegally selling its gold reserves

Venezuela Opposition Accuses Government Of Illegal Gold Sales

Venezuela opposition accuses government of illegal gold sales

Perfect 10 men: Phil Jagielka's (centre) red card did not cost Sheffield United

Man Utd Lose Ground On Leaders Man City With Fog-bound Palace Draw, Burnley Hold Leicester

Man Utd lose ground on leaders Man City with fog-bound Palace draw, Burnley hold Leicester

In this file photo taken on January 22, 2021 relatives of a Covid-19 victim mourn during a funeral at the Nossa Senhora Aparecida cemetery in Manaus, Brazil

Brazil Reports 2nd Straight Day Of Record Covid Deaths

Brazil reports 2nd straight day of record Covid deaths

There is a growing fear on markets that an expected burst of economic activity will fire inflation and force the Federal Reserve to hike interest rates

Tech Shares Lead US Stocks Lower Amid Inflation Worries

Tech shares lead US stocks lower amid inflation worries

There has been a flurry of rocket attacks in the past three weeks on Iraqi bases used by US-led coalition troops, including this one in the Kurdish regional capital Arabil last month

US Contractor Dead After Rockets Hit Iraq Base Hosting Coalition

US contractor dead after rockets hit Iraq base hosting coalition

Three women have accused New York Governor Andrew Cuomo of harassment, including two former aides

New York Governor Refuses To Quit Over Sexual Harassment Scandal

New York governor refuses to quit over sexual harassment scandal

Graffiti in a loyalist area of south Belfast, Northern Ireland. The difficult Brexit transition has led pro-UK unionists to warn of tensions within their communities

EU Warns UK Over Delayed N.Ireland Food Checks

EU warns UK over delayed N.Ireland food checks

ExxonMobil pointed to a potential $2 trillion market for carbon capture by 2040

Critics Shrug At Latest ExxonMobil Climate Pitch

Critics shrug at latest ExxonMobil climate pitch

Before his conviction, there had been whispers that Sarkozy could run for the French presidency in 2022

Defiant Sarkozy On Offensive After Graft Conviction

Defiant Sarkozy on offensive after graft conviction

Public school safety officer Victor Rodriguez celebrates after receiving the Johnson & Johnson Covid-19 Vaccine at Hartford Hospital. Connecticut, on March 3, 2021

Biden Slams 'Neanderthal' Decisions To End Mask Mandates

Biden slams 'Neanderthal' decisions to end mask mandates

Alexei Navalny has gained popularity for his investigations into the wealth of Russia's elites

Russia Warns West After 'Unacceptable' Sanctions

Russia warns West after 'unacceptable' sanctions

Environmentalists warn that Mexico's energy reforms promote fossil fuels like oil and gas over renewable energy

Mexico Lawmakers Pass Controversial Energy Reforms

Mexico lawmakers pass controversial energy reforms

Kidnappings and conflicts in Nigeria

Shooting Mars Reunion Of Freed Nigerian Schoolgirls With Parents

Shooting mars reunion of freed Nigerian schoolgirls with parents

A judge will rule whether Alek Minassian was criminally responsible or not when he drove this rented van into pedestrians in Toronto in April 2018

Toronto Van Attacker Found Guilty Of Killing 10, Injuring 16

Toronto van attacker found guilty of killing 10, injuring 16

Buildings were damaged in the village of Damasi when the earthquake hit the Greek central region of Thessaly

Strong Earthquake Damages Dozens Of Buildings In Greece

Strong earthquake damages dozens of buildings in Greece

Britain's Chancellor of the Exchequer Rishi Sunak with the Budget Box in 2020. The government has already indicated it plans to extend support to pay wages for businesses forced to shut during the pandemic

UK Sees Weaker Rebound, Hikes Tax In Virus-fighting Budget

UK sees weaker rebound, hikes tax in virus-fighting budget

The ICC probe will look at alleged crimes committed during the 2014 Gaza conflict

ICC Opens Israeli-Palestinians War Crimes Probe

ICC opens Israeli-Palestinians war crimes probe

Navalny posted his message after his defence team visited him in the Kolchugino jail, where he is under quarantine

Kremlin Critic Navalny Says 'Everything Fine' In Message From Jail

Kremlin critic Navalny says 'everything fine' in message from jail

A bomb squad was sent to determine whether any explosive material remained following an explosion near a Covid-19 test centre in the Netherlands, public television network NOS reported.

Dutch Covid Test Centre Hit By 'Insane' Blast

Dutch Covid test centre hit by 'insane' blast

Alice Weidel, co-leader of the parliamentary group of the Alternative for Germany (AfD) far-right party, speaks to the media in September 2020

Germany To Spy On Far-right AfD Party

Germany to spy on far-right AfD party

An empty street in a commercial area of Brasilia, the Brazilian capital, during a Covid lockdown

Brazil Ends New 'Lost Decade' With GDP Drop Of 4.1% In 2020

Brazil ends new 'lost decade' with GDP drop of 4.1% in 2020

A 6.3-magnitude earthquake hit central Greece

Several Buildings Damaged As Strong Earthquake Hits Greece

Several buildings damaged as strong earthquake hits Greece

The 47 defendants represent a broad cross-section of Hong Kong's opposition

Marathon Bail Hearing For Hong Kong Dissidents Enters Third Day

Marathon bail hearing for Hong Kong dissidents enters third day

In this file photo taken in 2001 Malika Boumendjel, widow of Algerian lawyer Ali Boumendjel gives an interview at her home about her husband's death during his 43 days detention by the French army on March 23, 1957.

Macron Admits France Murdered Algerian Independence Figure

Macron admits France murdered Algerian independence figure

'I don't know why the militants target such innocent girls,' said the cousin of one of three female media workers killed in Afghanistan on Tuesday

'Nobody Is Safe Anymore': Afghans In Shock After Three Female Media Workers Killed

'Nobody is safe anymore': Afghans in shock after three female media workers killed

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