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Over the past few weeks police detained thousands of protesters and dozens of journalists

Outrage Grows Over Navalny Crackdown As US Vows Action

Outrage grows over Navalny crackdown as US vows action

The late Chadwick Boseman was nominated by the SAG Awards for his lead role in 1920s blues drama "Ma Rainey's Black Bottom" and his supporting role as a Vietnam War soldier in Spike Lee's "Da 5 Bloods"

Boseman Leads US Screen Actors Guild Noms As 'Ma Rainey', 'Minari' Soar

Boseman leads US Screen Actors Guild noms as 'Ma Rainey', 'Minari' soar

(FILES) This file photo taken on June 2, 2019 shows a facility believed to be a re-education camp where mostly Muslim ethnic minorities are detained, in Artux, north of Kashgar in China's western Xinjiang region

US, UK Vow Action After Report Of Sexual Violence Against Uighurs

US, UK vow action after report of sexual violence against Uighurs

Police used riot shields and batons to break up an unsanctioned event in Istanbul and lead away more than 20 people

Turkey Makes Fresh Arrests After US Censure

Turkey makes fresh arrests after US censure

CGTN set up its European headquarters in London in 2019 and expressed 'indignation' at the decision

UK Regulator Revokes Licence Of China's CGTN News Channel

UK regulator revokes licence of China's CGTN news channel

Draghi, right, meeting with President Sergio Mattarella, who gave him a mandate to open talks on a national unity government

Draghi Opens Talks On New Govt For Virus-hit Italy

Draghi opens talks on new govt for virus-hit Italy

Heavily armed policemen patroled outside the courthouse during the trial

Iran Diplomat Given 20 Years For Paris Bomb Plot

Iran diplomat given 20 years for Paris bomb plot

People from Lukodi gather around a radio to listen to the verdict

'We Shall Sleep Soundly': Relief In Uganda As LRA Commander Jailed

'We shall sleep soundly': relief in Uganda as LRA commander jailed

In this file photo taken on November 01, 2020 soldiers fire into the air during the funeral of a general loyal to strongman Khalifa Haftar, in the eastern city of Benghazi

UN Security Council Orders Ceasefire Monitors Deployed To Libya: Letter

UN Security Council orders ceasefire monitors deployed to Libya: letter

Belarusian opposition leader Svetlana Tikhanovskaya fled to neighbouring Lithuania amid a bloody crackdown on mass demonstrations

'Listen To The People', Tikhanovskaya Tells Putin

'Listen to the people', Tikhanovskaya tells Putin

WHO experts visited the Wuhan Institute of Virology on Wednesday as part of a probe into the origins of the coronavirus pandemic

Virus Talks With Chinese Scientists 'Very Frank', WHO Probe Leader Tells AFP

Virus talks with Chinese scientists 'very frank', WHO probe leader tells AFP

If Mario Draghi succeeds in building a government coalition he will then need to build a consensus how to use EU recovery funds to jump-start the economy

The Economic Challenges Facing Italy's 'Super Mario'

The economic challenges facing Italy's 'Super Mario'

A former Japanese prime minister, the 83-year-old has a history of making public gaffes

Tokyo Olympics Boss Refuses To Resign Over Sexist Remarks

Tokyo Olympics boss refuses to resign over sexist remarks

Ugandan Lord's Resistance Army Commander Guilty Of War Crimes

Ugandan Lord's Resistance Army commander guilty of war crimes

Thus far the protocol has principally affected business in Northern Ireland

Writing On The Wall: Signs Of Unrest Over N.Ireland Brexit Checks

Writing on the wall: signs of unrest over N.Ireland Brexit checks

83-year-old Mori is no stranger to public missteps

Yoshiro Mori: Gaffe-prone Tokyo 2020 Chief And Former Japan PM

Yoshiro Mori: gaffe-prone Tokyo 2020 chief and former Japan PM

Resistance has so far been limited to peaceful civil disobedience, including banging pots and pans in a practice that is traditionally associated with exorcising evil

Myanmar's Youth Weigh Defiance Against Crackdown Fears After Coup

Myanmar's youth weigh defiance against crackdown fears after coup

Beijing will host the Winter Olympics next February

Coronavirus, Rights Concerns Cloud Beijing Olympics As One-year Countdown Starts

Coronavirus, rights concerns cloud Beijing Olympics as one-year countdown starts

Le Yen Quyen (L) had to overcome local resistance to women joining the Tu Anh Duong lion and dragon dance troupe in Can Tho, Vietnam

Dragon Dancers Scale Up Ambitions In Vietnam

Dragon dancers scale up ambitions in Vietnam

The murder of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi in the kingdom's consulate in Istanbul one year ago sparked global outrage, much of it directed against de facto ruler Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman

More Countries Taking Repression Outside Borders: Report

More countries taking repression outside borders: report

Myanmar's military could potentially experience a financial windfall after the coup, with its expansive business interests

Back To 'Basket Case'? Myanmar Economy At Risk After Coup

Back to 'basket case'? Myanmar economy at risk after coup

Play has been cancelled at Melbourne Park on Thursday

Australian Open Boss 'Confident' Event Will Go Ahead Despite Covid Case

Australian Open boss 'confident' event will go ahead despite Covid case

Singer Dolly Parton, pictured in February 2019, has remained relentlessly busy and is up for a Grammy Award -- her 50th nomination

9 To 5: Dolly Parton Isn't Slowing Down

9 to 5: Dolly Parton isn't slowing down

First Lady Jill Biden wore a necklace that spells 'Mama' during a tour of a cancer ward in January 2021

Melania Didn't 'Care,' But Jill Biden Wants To Show She Does

Melania didn't 'care,' but Jill Biden wants to show she does

Elizandra Cerqueira, founder of the Bistro Mains de Marie restaurant, has given out 1.3 million free meals to people who lost their income because of the pandemic

Brazil Favelas Launch Bank Amid Economic Hit Of Pandemic

Brazil favelas launch bank amid economic hit of pandemic

One prominent dual-national prisoner is media mogul Jimmy Lai, who faces prosecution under a national security law Beijing imposed on Hong Kong

Western Alarm As Canada Says Hong Kong Enforcing Single Nationality

Western alarm as Canada says Hong Kong enforcing single nationality

Navalny gestures a heart shape from inside a glass cell during a court hearing in Moscow

EU Sends Top Envoy To Moscow As Navalny Controversy Grows

EU sends top envoy to Moscow as Navalny controversy grows

Health workers hope governments can combat vaccine misinformation, but people in many African countries won't take their rulers' word for it

Ahead Of African Vaccination Campaigns, Scepticism Takes Hold

Ahead of African vaccination campaigns, scepticism takes hold

A man walks past a mural painted on the outer walls of the former US embassy in Tehran

UN Court Says It Can Hear Iran-US Sanctions Case

UN court says it can hear Iran-US sanctions case

The 'Worst Apartment Ever NYC !!!' video has been watched more than 20 million times on TikTok

New York 'Worst Apartment Ever' Video Bewilders TikTok

New York 'worst apartment ever' video bewilders TikTok

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