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Navalny is being held in a penal colony

UN Experts Urge International Probe Of Navalny Poisoning

UN experts urge international probe of Navalny poisoning

A member of the Iraqi security forces walks past a mural of Pope Francis with an Iraqi national flag, painted on a blast wall outside the Syriac Catholic Church of Our Lady of Deliverance in Baghdad

Covid, Unrest: Iraqis Tackle Obstacles To Host Pope

Covid, unrest: Iraqis tackle obstacles to host pope

What's in the box for Britons this year? Chancellor of the Exchequer Rishi Sunak is to unveil Britain's annual budget on Wednesday

UK To Extend Virus Support, May Raise Tax In Budget

UK to extend virus support, may raise tax in budget

"We are an incredibly old and resilient industry, the distillery's managing director, John Laurie, told AFP

Scottish Distillery Looks To History To Lift Spirits

Scottish distillery looks to history to lift spirits

At 30 centimetres thick, the ice is currently strong enough to drive a 'small truck' on, says ice surfer Feodor Gurvits

Ice Surfers Carve Up Finland's Frozen Sea

Ice surfers carve up Finland's frozen sea

'I'm not as horrible as the guy we see in the movie,' says Bruehl

Daniel Bruehl Skewers Superhero Stardom In Gentrifying Berlin

Daniel Bruehl skewers superhero stardom in gentrifying Berlin

There have been nearly four million confirmed Covid-19 cases in Africa since the start of the pandemic

Just 4% Of Covid Research Relevant To Africa: Study

Just 4% of Covid research relevant to Africa: study

US President Joe Biden during a virtual meeting with Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau last Tuesday called for the release of two Canadians detained by China in apparent retaliation for Meng Wanzhou's arrest

Huawei Exec's Extradition Fight Enters Final Round In Canada

Huawei exec's extradition fight enters final round in Canada

Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, seen speaking to the virtual Future Investment Initiative conference in January 2021, was named in a US intelligence report as approving the killing of journalist Jamal Khashoggi

US Presses Saudis Over Khashoggi Killing Amid Calls To Punish Prince

President Joe Biden on Friday released an intelligence report that found that Prince Mohammed approved the 2018 killing of Khashoggi.

A pedestrian walks past a wall mural painted to thank frontline workers in Mumbai, India

World's First Covax Jab Injected As US Eyes J&J Rollout

World's first Covax jab injected as US eyes J&J rollout

El Salvador's President Nayib Bukele uses social media to his advantage and has cultivated an image as a man of the people

El Salvador's Bukele Looks Set To Increase Power With Allies Ahead In Polls

El Salvador's Bukele looks set to increase power with allies ahead in polls

While Joe Biden's vast stimulus plan will provide a welcome boost to the economy, there are fears it will help fan inflation

Global Markets Rebound As Rate Hike Worries Fade

Global markets rebound as rate hike worries fade

Barcelona are holding elections for club president this week

Ex-Barcelona President Bartomeu Arrested: Source

Ex-Barcelona president Bartomeu arrested: source

Activists, like Mike Lam pictured here, presented themselves at Hong Kong courts on February 28 to face charges of committing subversion

Supporters Rally As Hong Kong Dissidents Charged With Subversion

Supporters rally as Hong Kong dissidents charged with subversion

AstraZeneca vaccine stocks are going unused in France and Germany where mistrust is brewing

France, Germany Struggle To Sell AstraZeneca Vaccine Safety

France, Germany struggle to sell AstraZeneca vaccine safety

European Council President Charles Michel meets with Georgian President Salome Zurabishvili in Tbilisi

EU Launches Mediation Of Georgia Crisis

EU launches mediation of Georgia crisis

Tens of thousands of people have been killed and millions pushed to the brink of famine in the six-year-old Yemen conflict, which the UN describes as the world's worst humanitarian crisis

UN Warns Of 'Death Sentence' For Yemen As Donor Pledges Fall Short

UN warns of 'death sentence' for Yemen as donor pledges fall short

The Iran nuclear deal was sent into disarray when former US President Donald Trump dramatically withdrew from it in 2018

Europeans To Push For Iran Censure At UN Nuclear Watchdog Meeting

Europeans to push for Iran censure at UN nuclear watchdog meeting

Sarkozy will go to prison for corruption if prosecutors get their way

French Ex-president Sarkozy Handed Jail Term For Corruption

French ex-president Sarkozy handed jail term for corruption

Opposition supporters rallied Saturday outside the National Assembly building to demand the Prime Minister's resignation over his handling of last year's war with Azerbaijan

Armenia PM Says Ready For Early Elections To End Crisis

Armenia PM says ready for early elections to end crisis

Defiantly facing off against Wall Street's iconic "Charging Bull," the popular bronze sculpture of a "Fearless Girl" was meant to symbolize the power of female leadership in the male-dominated world of high finance

Women Making Inroads On Wall Street, But Still A Long Way To Go

Women making inroads on Wall Street, but still a long way to go

Anyier, 40, set off on a journey of thousands of kilometers on foot from Venezuela to Chile with her daughter Dany, 14, and partner Reinaldo, 26

Complex Culture Clash As Venezuelan Migrants Flood Into Chile

Complex culture clash as Venezuelan migrants flood into Chile

Nigerian former finance minister Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala takes the helm after the WTO was left adrift for seven months following the sudden departure of Brazilian career diplomat Roberto Azevedo

Hope For New Momentum As Ngozi Takes WTO Reins

Hope for new momentum as Ngozi takes WTO reins

A lawyer for one of the two defendants said the case should never have been brought in the first place

Turkish Court Clears Actors Of 'Insulting' Erdogan

Turkish court clears actors of 'insulting' Erdogan

Penal Colony No. 2 will be Navalny's home for the next two and a half years

Navalny's Penal Colony, A Kremlin Weapon To 'Break' Him

Navalny's penal colony, a Kremlin weapon to 'break' him

Alexandra Wong outside Hong Kong's West Kowloon court

'Grandma Wong' Leads Brief Reminder Of Hong Kong's Protest Past

'Grandma Wong' leads brief reminder of Hong Kong's protest past

The pope's visit poses huge security challenges in a country that has seen decades of violence

In Historic First, Pope Francis To Visit Iraq

In historic first, Pope Francis to visit Iraq

Chloe Zhao, seen here in 2018, is seen as a favorite to win the Golden Globe for best director for "Nomadland"

'Nomadland' Makes Globes History, As Virtual Gala Honors Late Boseman

'Nomadland' makes Globes history, as virtual gala honors late Boseman

More modern technology at the Kola Mining and Metallurgical Company has allowed Russian giant Nornickel to close a big source of pollution in the Arctic region

In Russian Arctic, Miner Nornickel Exhibits Green Goal

In Russian Arctic, miner Nornickel exhibits green goal

Simona Halep losing to Serena Williams at the Australian Open

Qatar Open Gets Underway Despite Absences, Covid Threat

Qatar Open gets underway despite absences, Covid threat

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