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Mourners lined the streets of Dar es Salaam to bid farewell to the late president

Tanzanians Pay Their Respects To Late President Magufuli

Tanzanians pay their respects to late president Magufuli

Virus Delay, Overseas Fan Ban: Tokyo's Turbulent Olympic Timeline

The Tokyo Games have had a rocky ride, and there's still no guarantee they will go ahead

From a historic coronavirus postponement to a decision to bar overseas spectators, the path to Tokyo 2020 has been littered with hurdles.

EU Chief Threatens To Ban AstraZeneca Exports

Von der Leyen says that while the EU is honouring an agreement to export the vaccine to the UK, the UK is not reciprocating

EU chief threatens to ban AstraZeneca exports

Imran Khan receives a shot of the Chinese-produced Sinopharm vaccine

Pakistan PM Imran Khan Tests Positive For Covid-19

Pakistan PM Imran Khan tests positive for Covid-19

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Map of the US state of Georgia locating Hall County where a liquid nitrogen leak at a food-processing plant killed at least six people on Thursday.

Biden Visits Atlanta, Condemns Violence Against Asian-Americans

Biden visits Atlanta, condemns violence against Asian-Americans

The sky around Iceland's capital turned red after a volcanic eruption on Friday

Iceland's Main Volcanic Eruptions

Iceland's main volcanic eruptions

Thousands of Honduran migrants pushing through a police barrier as they attempt to cross the border at El Florido in Guatemala on their way to the United States on January 15, 2021.

Mexico Boosts Border Security To Stop Child Migrants

Mexico boosts border security to stop child migrants

Malaysia's Lee Zii Jia beat Japan's Kento Momota in the quarter-finals of the All England Open in Birmingham

Malaysia's Lee Shocks Momota At All England Badminton

Malaysia's Lee shocks Momota at All England badminton

The Goldman Sachs building is seen in Lower Manhattan, New York in 2016

Overworked US Bankers Plead For Maximum 80 Hour Work Week

Overworked US bankers plead for maximum 80 hour work week

Paris and other parts of France are facing new, limited lockdowns as authorities try to contain a rise in infections across the countryFrench Prime Minister Jean Castex on March 18, 2021, announced a limited month-long lockdown for Paris and several oth

Markets Hit By Rate Hike Fears

Markets hit by rate hike fears

American Aaron Wise made two eagles on his way to a six-under par 64 to seize the lead after Friday's second round of the US PGA Honda Classic

Eagle Brace Lifts Wise Into PGA Honda Classic Lead

Eagle brace lifts Wise into PGA Honda Classic lead

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken departs South Korea for Alaska

Opening Biden Administration Talks With China 'Tough And Direct'

Opening Biden administration talks with China 'tough and direct'

In this photo taken in the early morning of April 13, 2020 a woman walks past flag poles marking where beach kiosks renting chairs and selling drinks would normally be, on Copacabana beach, in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil amid the coronavirus pandemic

Rio Closes Beaches To Curb Virus, Bolsonaro Frets Over Vitamin D

Rio closes beaches to curb virus, Bolsonaro frets over vitamin D

A bystander cheers as trucks carrying the first shipment of Covid-19 vaccine leave Pfizer's global supply facility in Kalamazoo, Michigan

Woman Arrested For Opening Restaurant Amid COVID-19 Restrictions Complains Of 'Communist Regime'

Marlena Pavlos-Hackney defied COVID-19 restrictions, keeping her business open despite having her license revoked.

Juan Guaido is still recognized as Venezuela's acting president by more than 50 countries although he holds no official position

Venezuela's Guaido Allocates $30m For Vaccines

Venezuela's Guaido allocates $30m for vaccines

Britain's Prime Minister Boris Johnson receives a dose of the AstraZeneca/Oxford vaccine, administered by nurse Lily Harrington in St Thomas' Hospital. London

UK PM Receives First Dose Of AstraZeneca Vaccine

UK PM receives first dose of AstraZeneca vaccine

The Oscars will be broadcast in part from downtown Los Angeles' cavernous Union Station

'Formal' In-person Oscars In Hands Of Veteran Director

'Formal' in-person Oscars in hands of veteran director

Finland surprisingly announced it too was halting use of the vaccine

Nordics Play Safe With AstraZeneca Jab

Nordics play safe with AstraZeneca jab

DR Congo troops on patrol in Manzalaho, a village near Beni, after an attack blamed on the ADF

DRCongo Militia Kills 200, Displaces 40,000 This Year: UN

DRCongo militia kills 200, displaces 40,000 this year: UN

“Human Nature Is to Be Together” Michael Shvo, Top Global Leaders, Discuss Post-Covid Economic Recovery

As vaccinations ramp up globally and Covid-19 infection rates appear to be in decline, top business leaders gathered for a forum at the Horasis Extraordinary Meeting’s annual conference to offer their vision for a post-Covid economy.

The United States plans to send millions of AstraZeneca Covid-19 vaccines to Canada and Mexico

This Nation Is First To Fully Vaccinated All Adults Against COVID-19

"We are all now vaccinated or on the way to being vaccinated — but we are not out of the woods yet."

‘Sister Wives’ Kody Brown Admits He And Meri ‘Quit Dating,’ And ‘Hardly See’ Each Other

It appears things between “Sister Wives” stars Kody and Meri Brown have gotten to a point where they barely see one another.

The demands of the Covid-19 pandemic and low borrowing rates heated up the US housing market even as the broader economy suffered

Rising Prices Can't Stop US Real Estate Boom

Rising prices can't stop US real estate boom

British finance minister Rishi Sunak said the G7's support for IMF aid to poor nations hit by Covid was a "significant milestone".

G7 Backs 'Sizeable' IMF Aid For Covid-hit Poor Nations

G7 backs 'sizeable' IMF aid for Covid-hit poor nations

Tanzania's new president Samia Hassan Suluhu is pictured in 2019 with her late predecessor John Magufuli

Tanzania's First Female President Calls For Unity After Magufuli's Death

Tanzania's first female president calls for unity after Magufuli's death

French Prime Minister Jean Castex said he "did not feel a thing" after getting the AstraZeneca vaccine on Friday.

France Recommends AstraZeneca Jab For Over-55s Only

France recommends AstraZeneca jab for over-55s only

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