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Liverpool have signed a new kit deal with Nike

Liverpool Sign Bumper Kit Deal With Nike

Liverpool sign bumper kit deal with Nike

Indian Court Orders Bus Rapists Hanged On January 22

The brutal gang rape and murder of a Delhi student on a city bus in 2012 put a spotlight on sex crimes in India

Indian court orders bus rapists hanged on January 22

Austria's Kurz Returns As World's Youngest Chancellor

Sebastian Kurz returns in Austria as the world's youngest democratically elected leader

Austria's Kurz returns as world's youngest chancellor

Spain's caretaker prime minister Pedro Sanchez told MPs there was no option other than his proposed coalition government

Spain's Sanchez Faces Tight Vote To Remain PM

Spain's Sanchez faces tight vote to remain PM

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President of the European Commission Ursula von der Leyen and Boris Johnson will meet in London on Wednesday

Brexit In Sight As British MPs Scrutinise Divorce Deal

Brexit in sight as British MPs scrutinise divorce deal

Leni Robredo said she plans to dig into the details of the drugs crackdown, and believes any misconduct should be confronted by the Philippines

Duterte Drug War Fail: 3 Years and Thousands Killed but Only 1% Crystal Meth Seized

Philippine Vice-President Leni Robredo has given President Rodrigo Duterte a failing grade on his brutal drug war that began with his election in 2016. "If this were an exam," she said, "the government's score would be 1 out of 100.”

Denise Vicentin, who lost her right eye and part of her jaw to cancer, looks in the mirror for the first time after getting a digitally-engineered prosthesis

Low-cost Prosthesis Gives Brazil Cancer Survivor A New Face

Low-cost prosthesis gives Brazil cancer survivor a new face

Ma Gongzuo started selling his honey using a technique increasingly popular with Chinese farmers: video clips that show the origins of his product and open a window onto rural life

China's Farmers Reap Rich Harvest Through Video-sharing Apps

China's farmers reap rich harvest through video-sharing apps

More than 20 people were killed and hundreds injured in the 6.4 magnitude earthquake that struck Albania on Tuesday

Second Quake Hits Puerto Rico As 6.5 Magnitude Tremor Rocks Island

The earthquake rocked the island early Tuesday and was first felt at 3:24 a.m., around 10 kilometers south of Indios.

Inflation is edging towards the ECB's target

Eurozone Inflation Rises To 1.3% In December

Eurozone inflation rises to 1.3% in December

US media noted Facebook's new guidelines would not cover videos such as the 2019 viral clip of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi

Facebook Bans Deepfake Videos But Says Parody Clips Still OK

Facebook bans deepfake videos but says parody clips still OK

Author Mohammed Hanif signing copies of his book "A Case of Exploding Mangoes" in Islamabad in September 2019 after the release of its Urdu translationFeaturing bumbling generals, assassination plots, and homosexual romance, Pakistani military satire "A

Top Pakistani Novelist Says Military Seized Urdu Versions Of His Book

Top Pakistani novelist says military seized Urdu versions of his book

Labour's Brexit spokesman Keir Starmer and the party's business spokeswoman Rebecca Long Bailey are among the favourites to replace veteran leader Jeremy Corbyn

UK Opposition Kicks Off Leadership Campaign

UK opposition kicks off leadership campaign

A truck carrying the coffin of slain Iranian general Qasem Soleimani makes its way through a sea of mourners in his hometown Kerman

'Avenge His Blood': Iranians Throng Streets For Soleimani Burial

'Avenge his blood': Iranians throng streets for Soleimani burial

Swathes of land have been left charred by bushfires in Australia's New South Wales

Australia Firefighters Race To Contain Blazes As Heatwave Looms

Australia firefighters race to contain blazes as heatwave looms

The outbreak of pneumonia comes just a few weeks before China's busiest travel season of the year

US Warns Citizens In China Over Mystery Pneumonia Outbreak

US warns citizens in China over mystery pneumonia outbreak

Carole and Carlos Ghosn at Cannes film festival in happier times

Carole Ghosn: Wife Of Fugitive Tycoon, And Now Wanted In Japan

Carole Ghosn: wife of fugitive tycoon, and now wanted in Japan

Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe tells a news conference that he will keep trying to arrange talks between the United States and Iran

Japan Sending Troops And Warship To Mideast Amid Heightened Iran Tensions

Japan is in a precarious position because its only military ally is the U.S., but it gets the bulk of its oil from the Persian Gulf and has had a historically warm relationship with Iran.