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Agents of Sudan's long feared security agency reportedly mutinied over their pensions payments under a restructuring plan drawn up by the new government

Sudan Spy Chief Quits After Mutiny Crushed

Sudan spy chief quits after mutiny crushed

'Bullet Holes' Found At Black German MP's Office

Diaby has represented the city of Halle since 2013

'Bullet holes' found at black German MP's office

UN Warns Of 'Much Extreme Weather' Ahead After Hottest Decade On Record

The devastating bushfires in Australia were highlighted as an example of extreme weather events that are predicted to increase

UN warns of 'much extreme weather' ahead after hottest decade on record

Flybe carries around eight million passengers annually and flies from 43 airports across Europe and 28 in Britain, but has suffered from volatile fuel costs and a weak pound

British Airways Owner Files EU Complaint Over Flybe Rescue

British Airways owner files EU complaint over Flybe rescue

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Germany sees regular demonstrations and direct action by climate campaigners

Environmentalists File Suit Against Merkel's 'Weak' Climate Laws

Environmentalists file suit against Merkel's 'weak' climate laws

Competitors are not happy about the UK government rescue of Flybe

British Airways-owner Files EU Complaint Over Flybe Rescue

British Airways-owner files EU complaint over Flybe rescue

The collapse of Rana Plaza in Bangladesh killed at least 1,134 people and prompted European and north American retailers to set up safety monitoring groups in the country

European Garment Brands To End Bangladesh Factory Inspections

European garment brands to end Bangladesh factory inspections

Firefighters worked through the night to try and control the fire at the IQOXE facility in La Canonja

Two Killed, 8 Hurt In Blast At Spain Chemical Plant

Two killed, 8 hurt in blast at Spain chemical plant

The graves of 71 troops killed in an attack in Niger last month

Islamic State Replaces Al-Qaeda As Enemy No. 1 In Sahel

Islamic State replaces al-Qaeda as Enemy No. 1 in Sahel

The "bio-economy" uses plants, microorganisms or fungi to develop chemical products, medications and other inputs for consumer goods

Germany To Support 'Bio-economy' With 3.6 Bn Euros

Germany to support 'bio-economy' with 3.6 bn euros

A thermal image taken from a helicopter shows suspects being tracked as part of an anti-Mafia operation in Sicily

Italy Arrests Dozens Over Mafia Scam Of EU Farm Funds

Italy arrests dozens over Mafia scam of EU farm funds

David Solomon, chief executive of Goldman Sachs, which reported a drop in quarterly earnings due to higher legal and regulatory costs

Goldman Sachs Q4 Profits Hit By Elevated Legal Costs

Goldman Sachs Q4 profits hit by elevated legal costs

Sweden is not a member of NATO but has moved closer to the military alliance in recent years

Swedish Military Duped By 'Officer' With Faked Diploma

Swedish military duped by 'officer' with faked diploma

Local residents search for victims of an avalanche that hit the Neelum Valley in Pakistan-administered Kashmir

Death Toll Rises To At Least 100 After Pakistan Snow, Avalanches

Death toll rises to at least 100 after Pakistan snow, avalanches

Vast gasfields discovered off the coast of Mozambique's northern Cabo Delgado province in 2010 have raised hopes of prosperity among its impoverished population

Mozambique President Says Gas Wealth To Benefit All

Mozambique president says gas wealth to benefit all

Putin gave no clues as to his own plans for when his fourth Kremlin term expires in 2024

Putin Proposes Referendum On Boosting Parliament's Powers

Putin proposes referendum on boosting parliament's powers

Javad Zarif, pictured here in Geneva, said Europe was being 'bullied' by Washington

Iran's Zarif Accuses Europe Of Violating Nuclear Deal

Iran's Zarif accuses Europe of violating nuclear deal

Russian President Vladimir Putin called for a referendum to amend the constitution in his annual addresss to lawmakers

Putin Calls For Referendum On Constitutional Changes

Putin calls for referendum on constitutional changes

The body of Nora Quoirin was found in a forest near the resort where her family had been staying

Family Of Dead Franco-Irish Teen Push For Inquest In Malaysia

Family of dead Franco-Irish teen push for inquest in Malaysia

Germany's manufacturing industry has been jolted by a number of factors including trade conflicts, Brexit and slowing global growth

Curtain Falls On Germany's 'Golden Decade' Of Growth

Curtain falls on Germany's 'golden decade' of growth

Flying home: World number one Kento Momota was discharged from a Malaysian hospital on Wednesday

Japan Badminton King Momota Arrives Home After Fatal Car Crash

Japan badminton king Momota arrives home after fatal car crash

Map of Syria locating the T4 military airport, damaged by an aerial attack carried out by Israel, Syria's state news agency said.

Suspected Israel Strike Kills 3 Iran-backed Fighters In Syria: Monitor

Suspected Israel strike kills 3 Iran-backed fighters in Syria: monitor

Rouhani appealed for national unity after angry protests in Iran over the accidental downing of a Ukrainian airliner

Iran's Rouhani Calls For 'National Unity' After Jet Downing

Iran's Rouhani calls for 'national unity' after jet downing

Traders protested in November 2019 against the market dominance of e-commerce giants Amazon and Flipkart

Bezos Promises $1 Billion In Bid To See Off Indian E-commerce Storm

Bezos promises $1 billion in bid to see off Indian e-commerce storm

Philippines Struggles To Keep Evacuees Away From Volcano

Philippines struggles to keep evacuees away from volcano

Starbucks, which in Hong Kong is operated by Maxim's, has seen its shops trashed

Hong Kong Protest Shoppers Show Their True Colours

Hong Kong protest shoppers show their true colours

Melbourne's skyline is shrouded in toxic smoke from bushfires, disrupting the Australian Open build-up

Bushfire Smoke Hits Australian Open Again, But Rain Raises Hopes

Bushfire smoke hits Australian Open again, but rain raises hopes

Taiwan's President Tsai Ing-wen won a second term at the weekend with record support -- seen as a forceful rebuke of China's campaign to isolate the self-ruled island

Taiwan 'Already Independent', Tsai Warns China

Taiwan 'already independent', Tsai warns China

Police officers surrounded Phnom Penh Court on Wednesday as Cambodian opposition leader Kem Sokha arrived for his treason trial

Treason Trial Opens For Cambodia Opposition Leader

Treason trial opens for Cambodia opposition leader

The ever-smiling character began as an emoji in South Korea before French animation studio Millimages gave him new life as the star of a quirky kids series

Molang The Chubby Rabbit Woos World On Wave Of Niceness

Molang the chubby rabbit woos world on wave of niceness

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau (pictured January 11, 2020) said the tensions in Iran that caused a jetliner to be shot down were "brought about by US actions"

US, Iran News: Canada's Trudeau Blames US, Trump For Ukraine Plane Crash

Some Canadians feel Trump's assassination of an Iranian general triggered the events that eventually led to the destruction of Flight 752 and the deaths of 57 Canadians.

People analyze the fragments and remains of the Ukraine International Airlines plane that crashed outside Tehran

New Footage Shows Iranian Missiles Hitting Ukraine Plane

New footage shows Iranian missiles hitting Ukraine plane

Former child soldier Prisca - not her real name - has retrained as a baker

C.Africa's Former Child Soldiers Learn New Trades

C.Africa's former child soldiers learn new trades

Taal's community had to flee without their prized ponies and most of their possessions when the volcano errupted

Risking Lives To Rescue Horses In Philippine Volcano 'No Man's Land'

Risking lives to rescue horses in Philippine volcano 'no man's land'

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