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In his closing arguments, Navalny said that "every moment of this case is obvious legal nonsense"

Prosecutor Seeks Defamation Fine In Latest Navalny Case

Prosecutor seeks defamation fine in latest Navalny case

North Korea 'Tried To Hack' Pfizer For Vaccine Info - South's Spies: Reports

North Korea 'tried to hack' Pfizer for vaccine info - South's spies: reports

North Korea 'Tried To Hack Pfizer' - South's Spies: Reports

South Korean spies have reportedly said North Korean hackers tried to breach the computer systems of Pfizer seeking information on a coronavirus vaccine

North Korean hackers tried to break into the computer systems of pharmaceutical giant Pfizer in a search for information on a coronavirus vaccine and treatment technology.

A health worker takes a swab sample from a resident in the Chinese city of Wuhan, which WHO experts visited in a attempt to discover the orgins of the Covid-19 virus

WHO Backs AstraZeneca Jab In Boost For Poor Countries

WHO backs AstraZeneca jab in boost for poor countries

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The European Commission, eager to avoid a return to go-it-alone pandemic responses, has condemned Germany's newest restrictions and urged it to facilitate cross-border movement for commuters

Germany Partially Closes Borders Despite EU Criticism

Germany partially closes borders despite EU criticism

Algeria's recent years of political turmoil have seen its foreign joint venture automobile factories close and cronies of its ousted president Abdelaziz Bouteflika end up behind bars

Cronies, Corruption: How Algeria's Auto Sector Hit The Wall

Cronies, corruption: How Algeria's auto sector hit the wall

Many workers in Germany's service sector like waiters and supermarket cashiers are so-called 'mini-jobbers'

Germany's 'Mini-jobbers' Hit Hard By Pandemic Fallout

Germany's 'mini-jobbers' hit hard by pandemic fallout

Three different flags can be seen across Kosovo, but the official one bears six stars symbolising the six main ethnic groups

Pop Royalty, US Pride And A Special Court: 5 Facts On Kosovo

Pop royalty, US pride and a special court: 5 facts on Kosovo

NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg has insisted that the organization's members must decide "together" on the future of their mission in Afghanistan

Taliban Warn NATO To Push Ahead With Troop Withdrawal In Afghanistan

Taliban warn NATO to push ahead with troop withdrawal in Afghanistan

Vaccinated seniors are seated in a waiting area before departure during a distribution of Covid-19 vaccines to seniors above the age of 65 who are experiencing homelessness in Los Angeles

COVID-19 Variants Can Reinfect Survivors, WHO Says

The WHO confirmed that South Africa's variant could infect those who were vaccinated or survived COVID-19 but said vaccines still benefited victims.

Supporters of Donald Trump erected a makeshift gallows near the US Capitol on January 6

Trump Critics Call For Permanent Facebook Ban Of Ex-president

Trump critics call for permanent Facebook ban of ex-president

Navalny stood behind a glass cell in the court

Navalny Back In Moscow Court On Defamation Charges

Navalny back in Moscow court on defamation charges

Fake heiress Anna Sorokin, seen here in court in 2019, has been freed from prison

Fake Heiress Freed From New York Prison

Fake heiress freed from New York prison

Navalny has turned a series of hearings at Russia's usually colourless courtrooms into headline-grabbing acts of political theatre

Caged In Court, Navalny Mocks Putin And Chases Fans

Caged in court, Navalny mocks Putin and chases fans

The most commonly used masks to protect against the new coronavirus pandemic.

US Acquires 200 Mn New Doses As Vaccine Drive Begins In Pharmacies

US acquires 200 mn new doses as vaccine drive begins in pharmacies

US President Joe Biden says he wants to restore good trade relations with allies after these ties suffered under Donald Trump's America-first approach

US Sticks By Tariffs In Boeing-Airbus Trade Dispute

US sticks by tariffs in Boeing-Airbus trade dispute

Pavard (3rd-L) celebrates scoring the only goal of the final

Bayern Win Club World Cup To Claim 'Six Pack' Of Titles

Bayern win Club World Cup to claim 'six pack' of titles

Alexander Lukashenko, Europe's longest-serving leader

Strongman Tells Loyalists Belarus Beat Foreign 'Blitzkrieg'

Strongman tells loyalists Belarus beat foreign 'blitzkrieg'

In power since 1994, Lukashenko has kept his landlocked homeland wedged between Russia and EU member Poland largely stuck in a Soviet time warp

Lukashenko: Belarus Autocrat Surviving Protests With Soviet Tactics

Lukashenko: Belarus autocrat surviving protests with Soviet tactics

Jerome Boateng

Bayern Munich Star Leaves Team Ahead Of Club World Cup Final After Ex-Girlfriend's Death

Bayern Munich are set to play the Club World Cup final on Thursday in Qatar.

Ara Malikian pays homage to his childhood hiding spot in Lebanon in his latest album released online in January called 'Petit Garage'

In Spain, Virtuoso Violinist Pays Tribute To War-torn Lebanon Childhood

In Spain, virtuoso violinist pays tribute to war-torn Lebanon childhood

Beirut's port was left devastated by a massive blast on August 4, 2020, here photographed one day after the explosion, including damaging containers of chemicals which are now being cleared

Beirut Was 'Lucky', Says German Firm Clearing Blast-hit Port

Beirut was 'lucky', says German firm clearing blast-hit port

French President Emmanuel Macron is looking to resolve the long-running dispute over Airbus and Boeing between the European Union and the United States, according to a media report

Macron Floats Brokered Airbus-Boeing Accord To Biden: Report

Macron floats brokered Airbus-Boeing accord to Biden: report

IAEA director general Rafael Grossi informed member states that Iran was in violation of the terms laid out in Tehran's 2015 nuclear deal with world powers

Iran Producing Uranium Metal, Further Violating 2015 Deal: IAEA

Iran producing uranium metal, further violating 2015 deal: IAEA

Ruslan Krasnikov: 'The protests will continue'

Russian Protesters Released From Custody Vow To Fight On

Russian protesters released from custody vow to fight on

A new examination using modern technology found the shell had been modified to make music

Earliest Shell Horn Played For First Time In 17,000 Years

Earliest shell horn played for first time in 17,000 years

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