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Angry demonstrations first erupted on Tuesday night after police detained Pablo Hasel, 32, who was holed up in a university in Catalonia to avoid going to jail in a controversial free speech case

Third Night Of Violence After Spain Rapper Protests

Third night of violence after Spain rapper protests

Walmart plans additional investments in e-commerce and employee wages after a large jump in revenues during the coronavirus pandemic

Walmart Reports Strong 4Q Sales, Announces Some Wage Hikes

Walmart reports strong 4Q sales, announces some wage hikes

Italy's new Prime Minister Mario Draghi Draghi is taking over at a particularly difficult time for the country

Italy's 'Super Mario' Draghi Wins Parliament Backing For New Govt

Italy's 'Super Mario' Draghi wins parliament backing for new govt

The fate of NATO's 9,600-strong support mission in Afghanistan is at the top of the agenda

NATO Puts Holds On Afghanistan Decision, Expands In Iraq

NATO puts holds on Afghanistan decision, expands in Iraq

Breakdown of Covid-19 deaths by country in Africa, which on Thursday reached the threshold of 100,000 deaths

African Covid Deaths Top 100,000

African Covid deaths top 100,000

Facebook's news blackout in Australia is the latest turn in a long-troubled relationship between the social platform and media industry

Shockwaves Worldwide As Facebook Turns Off The News For Australia

Shockwaves worldwide as Facebook turns off the news for Australia

GameStop stock rocketed in value amid a Reddit-driven buying frenzy, only to crash soon after

'Mrs Dow Jones' On Mission To Help Young Investors

'Mrs Dow Jones' on mission to help young investors

One solution being that is gaining traction is for streaming services such as Spotify to funnel each customer's fee to the artists they actually listen to

Should Spotify Payments Go To Artists You Actually Listen To?

Should Spotify payments go to artists you actually listen to?

An Indian army helicopter sits on the deck on an aircraft carrier during the November 2020 Malabar naval exercise with Australia, Japan and the United States

US And 'Quad' Allies Push Democracy In Myanmar

US and 'Quad' allies push democracy in Myanmar

A scientific assessment by the UN Environment Programme found that decades of economic growth has come at a devastating cost to the planet

Environmental Degradation Poses Triple Threat To Humans: UN

Environmental degradation poses triple threat to humans: UN

Italy's new Prime Minister Mario Draghi Draghi is taking over at a particularly difficult time for the country

Italy's Draghi Seeks Final OK To Form New Govt

Italy's Draghi seeks final OK to form new govt

Perseverance is tasked with searching for telltale signs that microbial life may have lived on Mars billions of years ago

The Search For Life Beyond Earth

The search for life beyond Earth

Heavily-armed men in military uniforms raided theÂ Government Science College in Kagara early Wednesday

Nigeria Hunts School Kidnappers As Families Call For Help

Nigeria hunts school kidnappers as families call for help

The conviction of Georges Tron, 63, comes as France is confronting a wave of sexual assault allegations

French Ex-minister Jailed For Rape

French ex-minister jailed for rape

Georgia's opposition held protests in Tbilisi in January

Georgian Opposition Calls For Snap Polls After PM Resigns

Georgian opposition calls for snap polls after PM resigns

In Colombia, deforestation of the Amazon has accelerated by 80 percent during Covid lockdown

Covid An Excuse To Strip Tropical Forests: Indigenous Groups

Covid an excuse to strip tropical forests: indigenous groups

A shut cafe in Munich, Germany. Countries are relying on vaccines to tame the pandemic, but some Germans have shunned the AstraZeneca jab after confusion over guidance for administering it

Vaccine-poor Germans Shunning AstraZeneca Jab

Vaccine-poor Germans shunning AstraZeneca jab

Over the past 30 years, well over 100 multinational firms have chosen Dubai for their Middle East headquarters, drawn by its business-friendly policies and relatively Westernised social mores, but now the glitzy city state faces muscular competition

Battle Of The Bases: Dubai, Riyadh Head For Corporate Showdown

Battle of the bases: Dubai, Riyadh head for corporate showdown

Hashimoto submitted her resignation earlier Thursday to Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga

New Tokyo 2020 Chief Vows To 'Regain Trust' After Sexism Row

New Tokyo 2020 chief vows to 'regain trust' after sexism row

Karla Perez and Esperanza Gonzalez warm up by a barbecue grill during power outage caused by the winter storm on February 16, 2021 in Houston, Texas

Power Outages, Water Shortages As Texas Shivers

Power outages, water shortages as Texas shivers

Sonia Ibidhi, a 42-year-old journalist who turned to organic farming, tastes some petals in the greenhouse of her small farm where she produces edible flowers, in the northwestern Tunisian coastal town of Tabarka

Market For Edible Flowers Blossoms In Tunisia

Market for edible flowers blossoms in Tunisia

Facebook founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg has long faced criticism that the platform does not do enough to scrub misinformation and conspiracy theories

Misinformation Fears After Facebook Blacks Out News In Australia

Misinformation fears after Facebook blacks out news in Australia

Irene Montero is known for a confrontational, unabashedly feminist style of politics

Spain's Irene Montero: From Anti-austerity Agitator To Minister

Spain's Irene Montero: from anti-austerity agitator to minister

Spectators returned to Rod Laver Arena after a state-wide coronavirus lockdown

Williams Exits In Tears As Osaka Halts Record Bid

Williams exits in tears as Osaka halts record bid

Naomi Osaka beat Serena Williams to make the Australian Open final

Osaka Shatters Williams History Bid To Make Australian Open Final

Osaka shatters Williams history bid to make Australian Open final

Facebook said it would reject Australia's regulatory move to force it to share revenue with media outlets, and restrict news content sharing instead

Backlash Grows As Facebook Imposes Australia News Blackout

Backlash grows as Facebook imposes Australia news blackout

While courses for mechanics are still open, training for flight assistants has stopped

Virus Crisis Upends Hopes For Aviation Careers

Virus crisis upends hopes for aviation careers

Microchip shortages have hit the auto sector particularly hard, with giants including Ford forced to cut production

'Perfect Storm': Phones, Consoles Could Get Pricier As Chip Crisis Bites

'Perfect storm': phones, consoles could get pricier as chip crisis bites

Airlines have parked thousands of planes as the Covid-19 pandemic has stifled international travel

At The Foot Of The Pyrenees Planes Put Out To Pasture

At the foot of the Pyrenees planes put out to pasture

A young couple share a picnic in front of the skyline of Tel Aviv -- a city where rents are among the highest in the world

Israel's Housing Crisis, A Decade After Its 'Tent Revolution'

Israel's housing crisis, a decade after its 'tent revolution'

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