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Between January and April 2019, 1,200 small cetaceans washed up dead on the beaches of France's west coast - 880 of them common dolphins

French Campaigners Highlight Trawlers' Deadly Toll On Dolphins

French campaigners highlight trawlers' deadly toll on dolphins

Premier League Wobbles Leave Top Four Chase Wide Open

Chelsea's slump in form has kept the race for fourth in the Premier League alive

Premier League wobbles leave top four chase wide open

Olympic Makeover: All Aboard For New Sports Lighting Up Tokyo 2020

Surfing - arguably the coolest sport never to make the Olympics

Olympic makeover: all aboard for new sports lighting up Tokyo 2020

People hold photos of detained Canadians Michael Spavor and Michael Kovrig outside British Columbia Supreme Court, in Vancouver, on March 6, 2019

Charges Against Huawei Exec 'Fiction,' Defense Says At Start Of Extradition Hearing

Charges against Huawei exec 'fiction,' defense says at start of extradition hearing

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Kylian Mbappe has scored 21 goals in 22 appearances for PSG this season

Mbappe Dreams Of 'Champions League, Euro 2020 And Olympic Treble'

Mbappe dreams of 'Champions League, Euro 2020 and Olympic treble'

Forensic specialists begin working on exhuming the remains of people killed during the 1989 US invasion of Panama at the Jardin de Paz cemetery in Panama City, on January 20

Panama Begins Exhuming Remains Of Victims Of 1989 US Invasion

Panama begins exhuming remains of victims of 1989 US invasion

Bolivia's ex-president Evo Morales is pictured in Argentina at his party's selection of its lineup for the next elections in La Paz

Bolivian Congress To Vote On Morales' Resignation

Bolivian Congress to vote on Morales' resignation

No human-to-human transmission has been confirmed so far, but Wuhan's health commission has previously said the possibility 'cannot be excluded'

WHO Emergency Group To Meet On Spreading China Virus

WHO emergency group to meet on spreading China virus

After taking power in 2019, Brazilian president Jair Bolsonaro downgraded the culture ministry to a secretariat that was part of the Citizenship Ministry, and later the Tourism Ministry

Soap Opera Actress Reportedly In Line To Be Brazil's Culture Chief

Soap opera actress reportedly in line to be Brazil's culture chief

Anti-government protesters tried Monday to block central Baghdad streets with burning tyres

Three Iraq Protesters Killed As Anger Boils Over Govt 'Procrastination'

Three Iraq protesters killed as anger boils over govt 'procrastination'

Virginia State Capitol police officers move barriers near one of the entrances to the State Capitol building in Richmond, ahead of a pro-gun rights rally

Gun Rights Advocates Rally Peacefully In Virginia

Gun rights advocates rally peacefully in Virginia

The overhaul would transform the State Council from an advisory body to an organ -- potentially headed by Putin -- that would shape domestic and foreign policy

Putin Sends Political Plan To MPs In Quick-fire Russia Reform Push

Putin sends political plan to MPs in quick-fire Russia reform push

A Rohingya refugee reacts while holding his dead son after crossing the Naf river from Myanmar into Bangladesh on October 9, 2017, about two months after operations by the Myanmar military began

War Crimes, Not Genocide Committed Against Rohingya: Myanmar Probe

War crimes, not genocide committed against Rohingya: Myanmar probe

Britain's Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex arrives to attend the UK-Africa Investment Summit in London; he and his wife are giving up their taxpayer-funded income, maintaining some other revenue streams

Breaking Down Harry And Meghan's Bid For 'Financial Independence'

Breaking down Harry and Meghan's bid for 'financial independence'

US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo (right) shakes hands with Colombia President Ivan Duque as the two meet in Bogota to discuss the humanitarian crisis in Venezuela

Pompeo Urges End To 'Tyranny' Of Venezuela's Maduro

Pompeo urges end to 'tyranny' of Venezuela's Maduro

The key players in the Libyan conflict after a ceasefire started Sunday

Libya Peace Still Elusive Despite 'Small Step' In Berlin

Libya peace still elusive despite 'small step' in Berlin

Martha Kasafi and her daughter, refugees from Democratic Republic of Congo, collect water for their crops in Kalobeyei settlement for refugees in Kenya on October 2, 2019; Independent experts on the Human Rights Committee issued a non-binding ruling in a

Climate Crisis Could Justify Asylum Claims: UN Committee

Climate crisis could justify asylum claims: UN committee

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson says he wants to make the UK the "investment partner of choice" for African countries

UK Puts Visas Into Pitch For Post-Brexit Trade With Africa

UK puts visas into pitch for post-Brexit trade with Africa

This is the second time the League leader has risked trial over detaining migrants

Italy Committee Gives Go-ahead For Salvini Migrant Trial

Italy committee gives go-ahead for Salvini migrant trial

Central American migrants - mostly Hondurans, travelling on caravan to the US- cross the Suichate River, the natural border between Tecum Uman, Guatemala and Ciudad Hidalgo, Mexico, on January 20, 2020

Troops Fire Gas As Migrants Try To Storm Into Mexico

Troops fire gas as migrants try to storm into Mexico

The Ukrainian plane went down near Tehran on January 8, killing all 176 people on board

Ukraine Presses Iran To Hand Over Downed Jet's Black Boxes

Ukraine presses Iran to hand over downed jet's black boxes

A trove of leaked documents allege that Isabel dos Santos, the billionaire daught of Angola's ex-president, amassed her wealth by plundering state funds

Angola Vows To Bring Back Billionaire Dos Santos Over Graft Claims

Angola vows to bring back billionaire dos Santos over graft claims

Some fear 'the death knell for frictionless trade'

Industry Spooked By UK Stance On Post-Brexit EU Trade

Industry spooked by UK stance on post-Brexit EU trade

A cow at an agricultural fair in Wallonia, where farmers have expressed concern about the EU-Mercosur trade pact

Belgium Region 'Totally Opposes' Mercosur Trade Pact

Belgium region 'totally opposes' Mercosur trade pact

Chadian soldiers who had been in Nigeria this month returned to Chad to patrol the Lake Chad area

Suicide Bomber Kills Nine Civilians In Western Chad

Suicide bomber kills nine civilians in western Chad

A mysterious SARS-like virus has spread around China -- including to Beijing -- authorities said Monday, fuelling fears of a major outbreak as millions begin travelling for the Lunar New Year in humanity's biggest migration.

Chinese Travellers Unfazed As SARS-like Virus Spreads

Chinese travellers unfazed as SARS-like virus spreads

Progress Party leader Siv Jensen said her party did not "compromise" with people who joined "terrorist organisations"

Norway Populist Party Quits Govt Over Jihadist Spouse's Repatriation

Norway populist party quits govt over jihadist spouse's repatriation

EU foreign policy chief Josep Borrell said that ministers were discussing how the EU "can engage more forcefully" in Libya

EU Ministers Debate More 'Forceful' Libya Role

EU ministers debate more 'forceful' Libya role

Lawmakers supporting Venezuelan opposition leader and self-proclaimed acting president Juan Guaido (C) say that pro-government loyalists opened fire at them

Venezuela Opposition Leader Guaido To Attend Davos

Venezuela opposition leader Guaido to attend Davos

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Global Tourism Growth Slowed In 2019: UN

Global tourism growth slowed in 2019: UN

Walking has been the most convenient option for many, even if has meant a doubling or more of their daily commute

Not All Bad: The Winners Of The French Strike

Not all bad: the winners of the French strike

Twin Sri Lankan army generals Jayantha (L) and Pooraka (R) Seneviratne were among the thousands who turned up for the record attempt

Double Trouble: Too Many Show For Sri Lanka Twins Record Bid

Double trouble: Too many show for Sri Lanka twins record bid

Hundreds had been sitting on a tiered wooden structure for hours when it collapsed

Ten Killed In Seating Collapse At Ethiopian Festival

Ten killed in seating collapse at Ethiopian festival

Clashes between Lebanese anti-government protesters and riot police wounded hundreds of people over the weekend

Lebanon Officials Vow To Deter 'Infiltrator' Attacks After Weekend Violence

Lebanon officials vow to deter 'infiltrator' attacks after weekend violence

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