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Ecuadoran presidential candidate Yaku Perez (C) waves to supporters during a rally demanding a recount in weekend elections

Ecuador To Conduct Partial Election Recount

Ecuador to conduct partial election recount

Under Maario Draghi's leadership, the ECB took measures unthinkable when the euro single currency was launched in 2000

Mario Draghi, Eurozone Saviour, Now Called To Italy's Side

Mario Draghi, eurozone saviour, now called to Italy's side

Spanish rapper Pablo Hasel efuses to turn himself into prison for his tweets, saying: "they'll just have to come and kidnap me"

Rapper Defiant As Jail Looms, Posing Quandry For Spain

Rapper defiant as jail looms, posing quandry for Spain

Navalny stood behind a glass cell in the court

Navalny Back In Moscow Court On Defamation Charges

Navalny back in Moscow court on defamation charges

Turkish plain-clothed police officers hold protesters during a demonstration in support of Bogazici University students on February 11, 2011

Biden Starts Off Tough On Turkey, With Rocky Path Ahead

Biden starts off tough on Turkey, with rocky path ahead

A Bahrain flag is waved during a Shiite funeral in the capital Manama, in this file photo taken on March 22, 2011

Ten Years On, Bahrain Paralysed By Legacy Of Arab Spring

Ten years on, Bahrain paralysed by legacy of Arab Spring

Shell had argued it could not be held responsible for the pollution in the Niger Delta

UK Top Court Allows Nigeria Spill Claims Against Shell

UK top court allows Nigeria spill claims against Shell

Deserted streets in London due to the coronavirus pandemic testify to the economic damage caused after GDP shrank a record 9.9 percent last year

UK Economy Shrinks Record 9.9% In 2020 On Virus 'Shock'

UK economy shrinks record 9.9% in 2020 on virus 'shock'

Flower power: Kenya is the world's expert at growing delicate blooms and rushing them to Europe in refrigerated cargo -- the same conditions as for Covid vaccines

From Flowers To Vaccines, Kenya Airways Sees New Opportunity

From flowers to vaccines, Kenya Airways sees new opportunity

Mori has sparked a firestorm of criticism after claiming women speak too much in meetings

Tokyo Olympics Boss Resigns Over Sexism Row, But Successor Unclear

Tokyo Olympics boss resigns over sexism row, but successor unclear

A Palestinian member of the Central Elections Commission displays an information leaflet following the opening of the first Voter Information and Registration Centre in Gaza City ahead of polls due later this year

Palestinians Hope Vote Boosts Diplomatic Strength: Experts

Palestinians hope vote boosts diplomatic strength: experts

Navalny has turned a series of hearings at Russia's usually colourless courtrooms into headline-grabbing acts of political theatre

Caged In Court, Navalny Mocks Putin And Chases Fans

Caged in court, Navalny mocks Putin and chases fans

Match, the group that includes several leading apps such as Tinder, Hinge and Meetic, says it added more than a million users in the last quarter of 2020, up some 12 percent to around 11 million worldwide

'All We Have Left': Dating Apps On Frontline Of Loneliness Pandemic

'All we have left': dating apps on frontline of loneliness pandemic

Outgoing prosecutor Fatou Bensouda has led controversial probes into the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and Afghanistan

ICC To Elect New Prosecutor To Daunting Job

ICC to elect new prosecutor to daunting job

Scarcely a day goes by without a bomb blast, attack on government forces, or targeted assassination somewhere in Afghanistan

Biden Facing 'Serious Dilemmas' On Afghan Troop Withdrawal: US Official

Biden facing 'serious dilemmas' on Afghan troop withdrawal: US official

Brandon Ballin talks to his fiancee, Mari Solberg in Oslo, via video call as he cooks in his Brooklyn apartment

A Pandemic-era Virtual Valentine's Day For A Couple Divided

A pandemic-era virtual Valentine's Day for a couple divided

Gon Matsunaka, founder and president of Pride House Tokyo Consortium, says Olympic organisers must look beyond replacing Mori and undergo genuine reform

'Do Better': Activists Slam Tokyo 2020 Successor Choice

'Do better': activists slam Tokyo 2020 successor choice

Rooftop snow remover Andrei Plian works on top of one of Stockholm's old town buildings. 'Being here on the roof and looking up at the sky, you feel that freedom,' he said

Sweden's Rooftop Snow Clearers Brave Vertigo In White Winter

Sweden's rooftop snow clearers brave vertigo in white winter

Map of Ethiopia locating the area of Metekel

In Shadow Of Tigray War, Ethnic Massacres Roil Western Ethiopia

In shadow of Tigray war, ethnic massacres roil western Ethiopia

Over his more than five-decade career Chick Corea, pictured in September 2014 during a conert in Colombia, established himself as a revolutionary of jazz fusion

Jazz Legend And Fusion Pioneer Chick Corea Dies Of Cancer

Jazz legend and fusion pioneer Chick Corea dies of cancer

The thrill of Dubai's throbbing party scene tends to give way to frustration for those expatriates seeking long-term relationships

In Transient Dubai, Expats Struggle To Find Love

In transient Dubai, expats struggle to find love

The drugs giants racing to develop and produce new vaccines at scale in record time are international, but many of their global supply chains intersect in Belgium

Pandemic Showcases Belgium As Europe's Vaccine Valley

Pandemic showcases Belgium as Europe's Vaccine Valley

House impeachment managers walk through the Rotunda in the Capitol on Tuesday

House Rests Trump Impeachment Case, Defense Begins Friday

The House impeachment managers rested their case after two days of arguments that included Trump's own words and hours of graphic video from the assault on the Capitol.

The most commonly used masks to protect against the new coronavirus pandemic.

US Acquires 200 Mn New Doses As Vaccine Drive Begins In Pharmacies

US acquires 200 mn new doses as vaccine drive begins in pharmacies

The vote takes place against a backdrop of public frustration with widespread poverty and graft in one of Europe's poorest economiesÂ

Kosovo Anti-graft Crusaders Face Old Guard In Snap Poll

Kosovo anti-graft crusaders face old guard in snap poll

Singapore is full of open-air food courts offering a wide variety of cuisines influenced by the nation's ethnic Chinese, Indian and Muslim populations

Young Singapore Chefs Serve Up Hope For Street Food's Future

Young Singapore chefs serve up hope for street food's future

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

Under Cloud Of Pandemic, Spain's Catalonia To Hold Key Vote

Under cloud of pandemic, Spain's Catalonia to hold key vote

The exhibition "A New Look at Old Masters" at The Met in New York

Museums Bet On Paid Virtual Tours During Pandemic But Will They Catch On?

Museums bet on paid virtual tours during pandemic but will they catch on?

Private enterprise, including taxi services, boomed in Cuba boomed after the historic warming of ties with Cold War rival the United States in 2014 under then-president Barack Obama

Squeezed By Sanctions, Pandemic, Cuba Finally Opens Up Economy

Squeezed by sanctions, pandemic, Cuba finally opens up economy

The family of 16-year-old Guatemalan migrant Rivaldo Danilo fear he was among the victims of the massacre

Migrant Massacre Puts Focus On Mexican Police Corruption

Migrant massacre puts focus on Mexican police corruption

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