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"Joker" leads nominations for the 92nd Academy Awards, followed by "The Irishman," "1917" and "Once Upon a Time... in Hollywood," tied jointly for second

Oscar Nominees In Main Categories

Oscar nominees in main categories

MI5 Dismisses UK-US Relationship Fears Over Huawei: FT

London is under intense US pressure to prevent Huawei from playing a role in building Britain's 5G telecoms network

MI5 dismisses UK-US relationship fears over Huawei: FT

Pope Francis Repeats Support For Celibacy After Benedict Outburst

While Pope Francis supports celibacy in the priesthood, he has mooted the possible of being flexible in remote areas where there is 'a pastoral necessity'

Pope Francis repeats support for celibacy after Benedict outburst

Alain Robert made his own protest to France's planned pension reforms by scaling the Total tower just outside Paris on Monday.

French 'Spiderman' Stages Protest Climb Against Pension Reform

French 'Spiderman' stages protest climb against pension reform

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Philippine authorities have raised an alert for a possible 'explosive eruption' of the Taal volcano near Manila

Philippines On Alert As Volcano Spews Ash, Lava

Philippines on alert as volcano spews ash, lava

People have been photographing themselves squeezing into instrument cases, the escape technique allegedly used by Carlos Ghosn to flee Japan

Musicians 'Play Ghosn' By Squeezing Into Instrument Cases In Web Craze

Musicians 'play Ghosn' by squeezing into instrument cases in web craze

Philippines' Duterte Says He Has Girlfriends, But Not Cronies

Using some humor that is unique to the Philippines, President Rodrigo Duterte responded to critics accusing him of cronyism by saying he has “girlfriends” but not cronies.

Hong Kong's Chief Justice Geoffrey Ma said both he and the public were committed to Hong Kong's 'cherished' rule of law

Top Judge In Protest-hit Hong Kong Defends Legal System

Top judge in protest-hit Hong Kong defends legal system

Demonstrators in the capital on Saturday broke shop windows along their protest route, set fires and threw projectiles at police in riot gear who responded with tear gas

French Strikes Rumble On As PM Vows To 'Go To End'

French strikes rumble on as PM vows to 'go to end'

Indonesian President Joko Widodo (L) and Abu Dhabi's Crown Prince Mohammed bin Zayed (pictured in July 2019) oversaw the signing of deals worth nearly $23 billion

Indonesia, UAE Sign $23 Bn Investment Deals: Officials

Indonesia, UAE sign $23 bn investment deals: officials

Police routinely closed down major roads in Bangkok when the royal family passed, adding serious delay on the congested streets

Thai Royal Motorcades Will No Longer Shut Down Bangkok

Thai royal motorcades will no longer shut down Bangkok

Australia Air-Dropping Veggies For Animals Starving After Devastating Bush Fires

Matt Kean, Australia’s minister of energy and environment, said over 2,000 pounds (1,000 kilograms) of sweet potatoes and carrots were dropped over different colonies since last week.

There was some good news Monday as firefighters said they had control over a megablaze near Sydney, but many fires are still burning, and the devastation is widespread

Australian 'Megablaze' Brought Under Control

Australian 'megablaze' brought under control

Mogo in New South Wales has been devastated by bushfires

Australia's Bushfire Crisis Turns Off Tourists

Australia's bushfire crisis turns off tourists

Only the chosen few Oscar nominees will progress to the final stretch of campaigning ahead of the Academy's extravaganza event

Oscar Nominees Emerge As Awards Row Rages Over Female Snubs

Oscar nominees emerge as awards row rages over female snubs

Iranians students demonstrate following a tribute for the victims of Ukraine International Airlines Boeing 737

Iran Agrees De-escalation 'Only Solution' To Solve Crisis With US

Iran agrees de-escalation 'only solution' to solve crisis with US

Flamboyant entrepreneur Yusaku Maezawa said he agreed to the idea due to loneliness in middle age

Wanted: Girlfriend To Fly To The Moon With Japanese Billionaire

Wanted: Girlfriend to fly to the Moon with Japanese billionaire

Supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei presided over prayers for the slain general

Trump, Now A Friend Of Iran? Protesters Say US Not The Enemy, Its Leaders Are

President Donald Trump pushes ahead with his regime change goal in Iran by again siding with anti-government protestors.

Iraqi officials say around $35 billion of the country's oil revenues are held at the US Federal Reserve, which means Washington's threat to restrict access could be a major problem

Iraq Warns Of 'Collapse' If Trump Blocks Oil Cash

Iraq warns of 'collapse' if Trump blocks oil cash

Japan's Abe Warns Conflict With Iran Impacts Entire World

Japan's Abe warns conflict with Iran impacts entire world

Government seismologists recorded magma moving towards the crater of Taal, one of the Philippines' most active volcanoes

Taal Volcano Eruption: Ashfall Coverage Reaches Cities 300kms Away, Volcanic Tsunami Feared

The Philippines' dangerous Taal Volcano erupted without warning Sunday afternoon triggering panic and hasty mass evacuations.

Experts made safe two WWII bombs in Dortmund after the evacuation of around 14,000 people

Two WWII Bombs Made Safe In Germany

Two WWII bombs made safe in Germany

Skiers try the indoor slopes at American Dream, a giant new mall in New Jersey

Pricey 'American Dream' Mall Places Big Bet On Retail

Pricey 'American Dream' mall places big bet on retail

One is enough: Roberto Firmino scored the winner as Liverpool beat Tottenham 1-0 for a 20th win in 21 Premier League games this season

Three Things We Learned From The Premier League Weekend

Three things we learned from the Premier League weekend

US President Donald Trump has warned Iran against using deadly violence against protesters

Trump Warns Iran Not To Kill Protesters, Door Still Open To Talks

Trump warns Iran not to kill protesters, door still open to talks

This file photo dated March 27, 2019 shows a Boeing employee working on a 737 MAX airplane at a factory in Renton, Washington; production was halted after two fatal crashes, and some employees blame a company culture of 'arrogance'

Boeing Employees' Emails Bemoan Culture Of 'Arrogance'

Boeing employees' emails bemoan culture of 'arrogance'

An alert signaling an incident at a major nuclear power plant near Toronto in Canada was sent in error to millions of residents

False Alarm Sets Off Nuclear Scare In Canada

False alarm sets off nuclear scare in Canada

Fighters of a battalion loyal to Libyan General Khalifa Haftar pictured in the eastern city of Benghazi in December 2019. Both sides in Libya's conflict agreed to a ceasefire that started early Sunday

Fragile Truce Agreed In Libya After Nine Months Of Fighting

Fragile truce agreed in Libya after nine months of fighting

Ash Pours From Philippine Volcano, Halting Flights

Ash pours from Philippine volcano, halting flights

Former Pope Benedict, (R) has weighed in on the controversial question of whether or not to allow married "men of proven virtue" to join the priesthood

Ex-pope Benedict Rejects Opening Up Priesthood To Married Men

Ex-pope Benedict rejects opening up priesthood to married men

Iranian security forces in front of the British embassy in the capital Tehran during demonstrations following the British ambassador's arrest for allegedly attending an illegal demonstration

Iran Protests Pressure Leaders To Resign After Ukraine Plane Crash 'Human Error'

For a second straight day, thousands of Iranians protest against their country's religious leaders in the aftermath of Iran's destruction of Ukraine International Airlines Flight 752 on January 8.