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If DART succeeds, then it's a first step towards a world capable of defending itself from a future existential threat, said planetary scientist Nancy Chabot

NASA To Deflect Asteroid In Key Test Of Planetary Defense

NASA to deflect asteroid in key test of planetary defense

Horrifying Roller Coaster Accident Sends Woman Nine Meters Into Air

The 26-year-old victim was struck and dragged by the ride that is believed to reach speeds of 70 km/h

Sudanese Head North To Egypt Seeking Brighter Future

People wait for a bus before leaving to Egypt

At downtown Khartoum's al-Souq al-Arabi, travel agencies helping young Sudanese seek a brighter economic future in Egypt are replacing once-packed hardware stores in a corner of the capital's main commercial hub.

The OECD released a blear world economy report titled 'Paying the price of war'

World Economy To Slow, 'Paying The Price Of War': OECD

World economy to slow, 'paying the price of war': OECD

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Some 2,000 of the site's employees are currently fighting in the Ukrainian army, and 17 have been killed

Ukrainian Heavy Industry Ground Down By Russia's War

Ukrainian heavy industry ground down by Russia's war

Putin Escapes Protests In Russia, Stays At 'Most Secret' Home In The Forest

The estate is close to Orthodox churches that Putin is known to have visited at times of crisis during his more than two decades in power, according to reports.

Deeply Divisive Monroe Biopic 'Blonde' Hits Netflix

Deeply divisive Monroe biopic 'Blonde' hits Netflix

A money changer holds Iranian rial banknotes as he waits for customers in Tehran's business district January 7, 2012.

What Is 'Crypto Rial'? Iran Starts Central Bank Digital Currency Trial Amid Social Unrest

Angry Iranians took to the streets to protest how the country's police handled the case of Mahsa Amini.

Japan regularly complains about Chinese activity around the disputed Tokyo-controlled Senkaku islands, which Beijing claims and calls the Diaoyus

Little Cheer As Japan, China Mark 50 Years Of Ties

Little cheer as Japan, China mark 50 years of ties

Michelle Bolsonaro is playing a key role in her husband's re-election bid and is seen as important for shoring up support among evangelical Christians

Brazilian First Lady, From The Shadows To The Front Lines

Brazilian first lady, from the shadows to the front lines

'This is the image of my people,' said a Paris protester's sign

Police Clash With Iran Protesters In London And Paris

Police clash with Iran protesters in London and Paris

Most middle-aged Bulgarians studied Russian in school and understand the language

In Bulgaria, Russophiles Celebrate Putin

In Bulgaria, Russophiles celebrate Putin

A woman walks past a sign in Havana in favor of the new Family Code

Cubans Voting On A Landmark Liberalization Of Family Code

Cubans voting on a landmark liberalization of family code

British leader of the Labour Party Kier Starmer arrives at a hotel ahead of the Labour Party Conference in Liverpool

Britain's Labour Pitches Itself Against Tax Cuts For The Wealthy

Keir Starmer, leader of Britain's Labour Party, on Sunday pledged to reverse the abolition of the top rate of income tax, saying tax cuts for the wealthy wouldn't create economic growth as he made a pitch for power at his party's annual conference.

Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi tells the UN General Assembly his country is the victim of a "double standard", pointing to alleged Canadian abuses against indigenous women and Israeli actions in the Palestinian territories

The Case For Barring The Iranian President From UN And Then Holding Him Accountable In Court

If Ebrahim Raisi was openly embraced by the U.N., it would constitute whitewashing of serious violations of international law.

Pedestrians pass by Argentina's Banco Central (Central Bank) in Buenos Aires' financial district

Why Latin America Needs A Reformed IDB

Don't attack the reformers. Join them.

Schools often can't provide enough shelter, or parents are too afraid to send their children there

Ukraine Schools Battered By Russian Onslaught In South

Ukraine schools battered by Russian onslaught in south

16-Year-Old Boy Among 5 Charged In Rape And Murder Of Father

The 31-year-old man, who had a young daughter, was found unresponsive on Sept. 19 and later pronounced dead.

Waves roll in near a house built close to the shore as Hurricane Fiona passes Port aux Basques

Canada Girds For Long Haul After Historic Storm Fiona Ravages East Coast

After powerful storm Fiona left a trail of destruction in Canada's east coast on Saturday, the focus shifted to massive clean-up efforts, damage assessment and restoration of power and telecom services as officials warned of a long road to recovery.

King Charles III will have to confront the legacy of Britain's colonial past

King Charles Faces Battle To Win Over UK Black Community

King Charles faces battle to win over UK black community

Baker Tobias Exner has 36 branches in Berlin leaving him better placed than many to survive the crisis -- but even he is struggling

German Bakeries Fight For Survival As Costs Spiral

German bakeries fight for survival as costs spiral

The thick brown pods of carob trees can be eaten raw or ground up to make sweet syrups, spreads, toffees and drinks

Cypriot Carob Growers Harvest Their 'Black Gold'

Cypriot carob growers harvest their 'black gold'

Volunteers from Bangkok Community Help Foundation give out free meals in the Thai capital

'You Cannot Survive': Inflation Bites As Thai Election Looms

'You cannot survive': Inflation bites as Thai election looms

Felix Mamut, 84, said at least 72 members of his family were murdered in the 1941 Babyn Yar massacre

Ukraine Is 'Not Nazi', Holocaust Survivors Tell Putin

Ukraine is 'not Nazi', Holocaust survivors tell Putin

A woman walks past a sign in favor of the new family code in Havana ahead of Sunday's referendum

Cubans To Vote In Referendum On Same-sex Marriage

Cubans to vote in referendum on same-sex marriage

Silvio Berlusconi may be 85 but his political ambitions are far from over

Who's Who In Italy's Election

Who's who in Italy's election

Right-wing Alliance Seen As Likely Winner As Italians Vote

Millions of Italians will vote on Sunday in an election that is forecast to return the country's most right-wing government since World War Two and usher in its first woman prime minister.

Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov speaks to reporters after a UN General Assembly address in which he heaped scorn on the West and accused the United States and its allies of seeking to 'destroy' Russia

Russian FM, At UN, Slams West For 'Grotesque' Russophobia

Russian FM, at UN, slams West for 'grotesque' Russophobia

Demostrators on Sergels Torg in the centre of the Swedish capital Stockholm also cut their hair while another group outside the Swedish parliament held up pcitures of those killed

Hundreds Rally In Paris, European Cities To Denounce Iran Regime

Hundreds rally in Paris, European cities to denounce Iran regime

China's Foreign Minister Wang Yi arrives to address the 77th session of the United Nations General Assembly

China FM Calls On Russia, Ukraine Not To Let War 'Spill Over'

China FM calls on Russia, Ukraine not to let war 'spill over'

Many civilians have already fled the town, which is without electricity and running water

Ukraine Push Slowed By Rain, River And Russian Holdouts

Ukraine push slowed by rain, river and Russian holdouts

Russian police officers detain a person during a rally in Moscow

Complaints About Russia's Chaotic Mobilisation Grow Louder

The stridently pro-Kremlin editor of Russia's state-run RT news channel expressed anger on Saturday that enlistment officers were sending call-up papers to the wrong men, as frustration about a military mobilisation grew across Russia.