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Incorrect Reconstruction of Dinosaur

Scientists Identify Most Dangerous Place On Earth For Dinosaurs

A group of scientists came across a region that they identified as the “most dangerous place in the history of planet Earth.” The area received its terrifying title due to the abundance of dinosaur fossils discovered there.

Unprecedented Virus Lockdown As Muslims Mark Sombre Ramadan

Ramadan, one of the five pillars of Islam

Unprecedented virus lockdown as Muslims mark sombre Ramadan

Tea, Beer, Garlic: How World Copes With Lockdown

Items in high demand in various countries as a result of coronavirus lockdowns - inclding Corona Light beer in Mexico

Tea, beer, garlic: how world copes with lockdown

Major oil exporters have been battered by low demand as the coronavirus pandemic wreaks havoc on the global economy

Saudi Says Closely Monitoring Oil Markets, Ready To Act

Saudi says closely monitoring oil markets, ready to act

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UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres is "working hard" to find a new candidate to be the envoy to Libya, a diplomat said

UN Searching For New Libya Envoy After US Blockage

UN searching for new Libya envoy after US blockage

Algerian President Abdelaziz Bouteflika casting his ballot during parliamentary elections in 2017

Algeria's Bouteflika Languishes At Home A Year After His Fall

Algeria's Bouteflika languishes at home a year after his fall

Muslim worshippers pray in front of a Dubai mosque, one of many places of worship across the region to close its doors

Religion In Conservative Mideast Adapts To Coronavirus

Religion in conservative Mideast adapts to coronavirus

Appeal for tolerance: Ethiopia's prime minister and 2019 Nobel peace laureate, Abiy Ahmed

Ethiopian PM Urges Tolerance As Anti-foreigner Sentiment Rises Over Virus

Ethiopian PM urges tolerance as anti-foreigner sentiment rises over virus

Africa has lagged behind the global curve for coronavirus infections and deaths, but in recent days there has been an uptick in cases

First Virus Death In Sub-Saharan Africa As WHO Warns 'Prepare For Worst'

First virus death in Sub-Saharan Africa as WHO warns 'prepare for worst'

Virus threat: A lab technician gears up for visiting a quarantine ward at the Kenyatta National Hospital in Nairobi

After Head Start On Virus, Africa Begins Clampdown

After head start on virus, Africa begins clampdown

Oil-dependent Gulf economies stand to benefit from rising crude prices as tensions rise with Iran, but their exports are vulnerable to attack

Falling Crude Prices Will Hurt Developing Country Oil Producers

OPEC-IEA said low oil prices will hurt the economies of oil producers that are not yet high-income states

La police marocaine bloque la frontiÃ¨re avec l'enclave espagnole de Ceuta, le 13 mars 2020 Ã Fnideq

Tourists Stranded As Morocco Links To Europe Cut Over Virus

Tourists stranded as Morocco links to Europe cut over virus

Ramtane Lamamra of Algeria has been a mediator in several African conflicts

Algerian Ex-diplomat Eyed As Next UN Libya Envoy: Sources

Algerian ex-diplomat eyed as next UN Libya envoy: sources

Libyans carry on as normal in the capital Tripoli, where constant closures of the city's only functioning airport and limited links with the outside world have so far buffered the North African country from COVID-19

War Brings Unexpected Benefits To 'Virus-free' Libya

War brings unexpected benefits to 'virus-free' Libya

Valencia played Atalanta behind closed doors in the Chamions League on Tuesday

Sports Bow To Need For Caution In Face Of Coronavirus

Sports bow to need for caution in face of coronavirus

Twitter CEO and co-founder Jack Dorsey, seen during a 2018 visit to India, said he is rethinking his plan to spend as much as six months in Africa this year

Twitter CEO Dorsey To 'Reconsider' Africa Plans

Twitter CEO Dorsey to 'reconsider' Africa plans

The global spread of the coronavirus

WHO Raises Global Virus Risk To Maximum Level

WHO raises global virus risk to maximum level

Photo prise Ã l'aÃ©roport international de Lagos, capitale Ã©conomique du Nigeria oÃ¹ un cas de coronavirus a Ã©tÃ© recensÃ©, le premier en Afrique subsaharienne

Nigeria Braces As Coronavirus Arrives In Megacity Lagos

Nigeria braces as coronavirus arrives in megacity Lagos

Hospitals in many African countries struggle with poor equipment and lack of trained staff

Vulnerable Continent: Africa And The Coronavirus

Vulnerable continent: Africa and the coronavirus

A thermal scanner screens passengers at Lagos international airport

Nigeria Confirms Coronavirus Case, First In Sub-Saharan Africa

Nigeria confirms coronavirus case, first in sub-Saharan Africa

Workers are disinfecting buses and subway trains in Iran where more than a dozen people have died from the coronavirus outbreak. Duration: 00:43

WHO Says Virus At 'Decisive Point' As World Battles Spread

WHO says virus at 'decisive point' as world battles spread

Algeria's newly inaugurated President Abdelmadjid Tebboune must now address the grievances of protesters who forced out his predecessor Abdelaziz Bouteflika in April and then boycotted his election last week in large numbers

As Oil Revenues Drop, Algeria Seeks To Develop Long Ignored Tourism Sector

Facing pressure to reduced oil earnings Algeria wants to develop its tourism sector

The emergence of the coronavirus has stoked fears across northern Italy

Coronavirus Update: Italy COVID-19 Death Toll Hits 11; Spain, Switzerland, Austria Confirm First Cases

Rome’s Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte told reporters, “We trust that we can quickly achieve a result of containment of the contagion from the coronavirus.”

A member of the Taliban negotiating team speaks on his phone outside the venue housing talks with US negotiators in the Qatari capital Doha last August

Qatar Eyes Diplomatic Win With US-Taliban Deal

Qatar eyes diplomatic win with US-Taliban deal

Algerian students and other protesters take part in an anti-government demonstration in the capital Algiers, on February 18

Algerians Flood Streets To Mark Protest Movement's First Birthday

Algerians flood streets to mark protest movement's first birthday

Algerian students and other protesters take part in an anti-government demonstration in the capital Algiers, on February 18

Algerians To Mobilise To Mark Protest Movement's First Birthday

Algerians to mobilise to mark protest movement's first birthday

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