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The European Commission, eager to avoid a return to go-it-alone pandemic responses, has condemned Germany's newest restrictions and urged it to facilitate cross-border movement for commuters

Germany Partially Closes Borders Despite EU Criticism

Germany partially closes borders despite EU criticism

For the first time last month, London's financial district lost its share trading crown to Amsterdam.

City Of London Pays Early Price Of Hard Brexit

For the first time last month, as Britain's withdrawal from the EU took full effect, London's financial district lost its European share trading crown to Amsterdam.

Racial minorities have borne the brunt of the Covid-19 pandemic in the United States, with higher rates of death, unemployment and business failure, and less success obtaining federal government assistance

Even With Biden Stimulus, US Minority Entrepreneurs Fear For Survival

Racial minorities have borne the brunt of the Covid-19 pandemic in the United States, with higher rates of death, unemployment and business failure, and less success obtaining federal government assistance intended to provide relief.

A social worker at Miloserdie (Mercy), one of Russia's best known charities, tells AFP: 'It's a heavy workload'

Russia's Rising Poverty Fuels Political Discontent

Russia's rising poverty fuels political discontent

Algeria's recent years of political turmoil have seen its foreign joint venture automobile factories close and cronies of its ousted president Abdelaziz Bouteflika end up behind bars

Cronies, Corruption: How Algeria's Auto Sector Hit The Wall

Cronies, corruption: How Algeria's auto sector hit the wall

Hadi, the father of one of four boys from the Bakr family killed in Israeli fire while playing on a beach during the 2014 war in Gaza, gathered with relatives under images of the slain boys at a family home in the Al-Shati refugee camp this month

Bereaved Gazans Look To ICC For Closure

Bereaved Gazans look to ICC for closure

Representative Jamie Raskin, the head impeachment manager, wrapped up the case against Donald Trump

Trump Acquitted, Again, By US Senate

Trump acquitted, again, by US Senate

Customs agents recently found 25 tonnes of turmeric smuggled into Sri Lanka from India, while navy patrols have seized several tonnes from Indian fishermen

Sri Lanka Import Ban Takes The Spice Out Of Life

Sri Lanka import ban takes the spice out of life

Many workers in Germany's service sector like waiters and supermarket cashiers are so-called 'mini-jobbers'

Germany's 'Mini-jobbers' Hit Hard By Pandemic Fallout

Germany's 'mini-jobbers' hit hard by pandemic fallout

Border guards often find cigarettes hidden among bricks and roof tiles

Fight Against Smugglers Rages On EU Border With Belarus

Fight against smugglers rages on EU border with Belarus

No significant damage was reported in the earthquake off Japan's Fukushima region although authorities are assessing the impact of a landslide on a highway

Dozens Injured In Strong Quake Off Japan's Fukushima

Dozens injured in strong quake off Japan's Fukushima

Despite a life filled with hardship and achievement, nothing could have prepared Debora Kayembe for the news she was to be Edinburgh University's next rector and the first person of colour to hold the position

Edinburgh University Appoints First Black Rector

Edinburgh University appoints first black rector

Pandemic conditions could cause large numbers of Catalans to shun polling stations

Spain's Catalonia Holds Key Vote Under Cloud Of Pandemic

Spain's Catalonia holds key vote under cloud of pandemic

High school student Jocelyn Hernandez has been distance learning at home since August 2020 in Los Angeles

Homeschooling Taking Off In US As Pandemic Shutters Schools

Homeschooling taking off in US as pandemic shutters schools

The flag of the United Nations in New York, seen on September 23, 2019

UN Security Council To Debate Challenge Of Global Vaccine Access

UN Security Council to debate challenge of global vaccine access

France marks the 200th anniversary of Napoleon Bonaparte's death in 2021

200 Years After Napoleon Defeat, Russia And France Bury Their Dead

200 years after Napoleon defeat, Russia and France bury their dead

The protest sparked rare clashes in the Cypriot capital Nicosia

Clashes At Cyprus Protest Over Official Graft, Virus Measures

Clashes at Cyprus protest over official graft, virus measures

Former US president Donald Trump and former South Carolina governor Nikki Haley

What's Next For Trump, The Republican Party And Biden?

What's next for Trump, the Republican Party and Biden?

The four-week World Health Organization mission to China to uncover the origins of the coronavirus wrapped up with no conclusive findings

WHO Experts Want 'More Data' From China On Possible Early Covid Cases

WHO experts want 'more data' from China on possible early Covid cases

Liverpool's Mohamed Salah reacts during the defeat at Leicester

Man City Extend Lead To Seven Points, Liverpool Stunned By Leicester

Man City extend lead to seven points, Liverpool stunned by Leicester

Oh no Salah: Liverpool collapsed after Mohamaed Salah's opener to lose 3-1 at Leicester

Liverpool Collapse To Lose At Leicester, Man City Aim To Extend Lead

Liverpool collapse to lose at Leicester, Man City aim to extend lead

Draghi has spent the last nine days assembling a government of national unity

Draghi Sworn In As Italy's New PM As Country Hopes To Turn Page

Draghi sworn in as Italy's new PM as country hopes to turn page

Botticelli's 'Young Man Holding a Roundel' was sold in New York last month for $92 million

Will Money Laundering Laws End Art World's Culture Of Secrecy?

New anti-money-laundering rules mean art and antiquities dealers in Britain and the EU must now record the actual beneficiaries of their sales for the first time.

Melbourne was quiet, with just a few people seen on the streets, as the city entered its third lockdown since the pandemic began

Australian Open Crowds Banned As Melbourne Begins Lockdown

Australian Open crowds banned as Melbourne begins lockdown

Australian Grand Slam Open will continue under the restrictions but fans will no longer be permitted

Virus Expected To Last Long-term Despite Global Vaccine Rollout

Virus expected to last long-term despite global vaccine rollout

Children are seen in a migrant camp in Ciudad Juarez, Mexico, in 2019

Biden Begins Dismantling Trump's 'Remain In Mexico' Asylum Policy

Biden begins dismantling Trump's 'Remain in Mexico' asylum policy

Larry's soft-power diplomacy has 'captured the hearts of the Great British public,' according to Downing StreetÂ

Larry The Cat Marks 10 Years' Ruling Downing Street Roost

Larry the Cat marks 10 years' ruling Downing Street roost

Map showing zones of influence by armed groups in the Sahel and regional military bases

France To Meet Sahel Leaders As It Mulls Troop Drawdown

France to meet Sahel leaders as it mulls troop drawdown

A man plays the flute as people walk through Chinatown in New York City on February 11, 2021

In New York's Chinatown, Pandemic And Stigma Dulls New Year Cheer

In New York's Chinatown, pandemic and stigma dulls New Year cheer

The dating app Bumble, in which women make the first move, wowed Wall Street with its IPO

Feminist Dating App Bumble Takes Wall Street By Storm

Feminist dating app Bumble takes Wall Street by storm

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