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Pope Francis called opposition to the virus vaccine 'suicidal denial'

WHO To Probe Virus Origins In China As Nations Struggle With Surges

WHO to probe virus origins in China as nations struggle with surges

Cuba To Test Covid Vaccine Candidate In Iran

A health worker conducts a COVID-19 test on a child at Jose Marti International Airport on November 15, 2020, as commercial flights resumed in Havana after almost eight months' suspension amid the coronavirus pandemic

Cuba to test Covid vaccine candidate in Iran

Canada's Westjet Announces Temporary Layoffs, Flight Cancellations

Westjet, Canada's second largest airline, announces temporary layoffs of as many as 1,000 staff as demand for flights dropped off with the sudden introduction of stricter Canadian entry rules to curb the spread of the novel coronavirus

Canada's Westjet announces temporary layoffs, flight cancellations

US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, seen speaking in Atlanta in December 2020, has hinted that he would like to redesignate Cuba as a state sponsor of terrorism

Pompeo Hints At Returning 'Evil' Cuba To Terror List

Pompeo hints at returning 'evil' Cuba to terror list

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In this photo taken on February 8, 2018, a worker in Havana holds up 1 Cuban Peso (top) and 1 Cuban convertible peso (bottom)

Cuba To Increase Minimum Salary Fivefold

Cuba to increase minimum salary fivefold

Women in green scarves celebrate outside the Argentine Congress after the lower house passed a bill to legalize abortion

Argentina's Lower House Votes To Legalize Abortion

Argentina's lower house votes to legalize abortion

A sign reading "CUC not accepted" at a grocery store in Havana, on September 15, 2020

Cuba Will Unify Its Two Currencies As Of January 1: President

Cuba will unify its two currencies as of January 1: president

The Indian government's actions were highlighted as of particular concern

Pandemic Putting Democracy Under Threat: Study

Pandemic putting democracy under threat: study

G4S and Allied Universal would have a combined 750,000 employees worldwide and $18 billion in revenues if their merger goes ahead

Global Security Giant G4S Backs ?3.8bn Takeover

Global security giant G4S backs ?3.8bn takeover

Ben Affleck, Ana De Armas Move In Together After Actress Lists Her Home, Report Says

Ana de Armas and Ben Affleck have moved in together in his home in Los Angeles eight months after confirming their relationship, a report says.

Cuban Vice-Minister of Culture Fernando Rojas speaks during a press conference in Havana, on December 4, 2020, a week after a rare artist protest

Cuba Talks On Freedom Of Expression Break Down After Rare Protest

Cuba talks on freedom of expression break down after rare protest

Belarus has been gripped by massive protests that erupted after Alexander Lukashenko, 66, secured a sixth term as president in an August election

UN Says Rights Situation In Belarus Deteriorating

UN says rights situation in Belarus deteriorating

Massive wildfires that devastated vast areas in Australia, Siberia, the US West Coast and South America in 2020 have been tied to climate change

2020 One Of Three Hottest Years Ever Recorded: UN

2020 one of three hottest years ever recorded: UN

Cuban government supporters take part in a rally to condemn the media campaign in support of the San Isidro movement in Havana, November 2020

Cuban Leaders, Artists, Revive Row Over Free Speech

Cuban leaders, artists, revive row over free speech

Cuban President Miguel Diaz Canel arrives at a concert rally to condemn the campaign in support of the San Isidro movement in Havana, on November 29, 2020

Cuban President Says Artist Collective's Protest Was US Plot

Cuban president says artist collective's protest was US plot

Demonstrators gather outside Cuba's ministry of culture on Friday

Cuba Sees Rare Protest Over Freedom Of Expression

Cuba sees rare protest over freedom of expression

Diego Maradona's daughters Dalma (L) and Giannina, at his wake in Buenos Aires on November 26

Maradona's Death May Trigger Family Inheritance Battle

Maradona's death may trigger family inheritance battle

Diego Maradona Dead At Age 60: Argentina Football Legend Among Greatest To Play The Game

Argentina football legend Diego Maradona, one of the game's all-time greats, died Wednesday after a history of drug abuse and weight problems.

Jacob Zuma, centre, faced an anti-graft panel over the widespread looting of state assets during his presidency

S.Africa's Zuma Still Popular Despite Graft Scandals

S.Africa's Zuma still popular despite graft scandals

US President-elect Joe Biden presents some of his cabinet picks, and says his team is ready to "lead the world"

Biden Says Security Team 'Ready To Lead The World'

Biden says security team 'ready to lead the world'

A receptionist sanitizes her hands at the Melia Habana Hotel in Havana -- Cuba is reopening its doors to foreign tourists after months of coronavirus-related closures, but will travelers return?

Cuba Reopens But Faces Challenge Wooing Back Tourists

Cuba reopens but faces challenge wooing back tourists

US President-elect Joe Biden speaking in his hometown of Wilmington, Delaware on November 10, 2020

Biden Heralds Shift In US Strategy Toward Venezuela

The arrival of Joe Biden in the White House in January could pave the way for a political solution to the crisis in Venezuela.

Cubans queue outside a Western Union office in Havana on October 28, 2020

Western Union To Shut Cuba Offices November 23

Western Union to shut Cuba offices November 23

(FILES) In this file photo uniformed soldiers of the pro-independence Polisario Front of the disputed Western Sahara stand before a Sahrawi flag flying at the Boujdour refugee camp near the town of Tindouf in Western Algeria; the territory's ceasefire has

Western Sahara: War Looms In Africa's Contested Desert Land

Western Sahara: war looms in Africa's contested desert land

Heavy rain from storm Eta caused the Ulua river to overflow and flood large areas of El Progreso, Honduras

Extreme Weather: Tropical Storm Eta Dumps Violent Rain On Florida, One Man Electrocuted

Tropical Storm Eta swept across northern Florida on Thursday from the Gulf Coast to the Atlantic, finally moving away from the state after dumping torrents of rain and leaving at least one person dead.

Rawlings was seen by many as a champion of the poor

Former Ghana Leader Jerry Rawlings Dies At 73

Former Ghana leader Jerry Rawlings dies at 73

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