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President Donald Trump and Attorney General William Barr have publicly fallen out since the presidential election on November 3, 2020

Bill Barr -- Trump's Fixer Or 'Big Disappointment'?

Bill Barr -- Trump's fixer or 'big disappointment'?

International Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Trans and Intersex Association (ILGA) found "considerable progress" in legal protections for LGBTI people worldwide

Gay Rights Progress, But Same-sex Relations Still A Crime In 69 States: Report

Gay rights progress, but same-sex relations still a crime in 69 states: report

Australia's economy has seen solid growth in recent decades on the back of supplying the raw materials for China's emergence as a modern economy

Australia Says China Coal Ban Would Be Clear WTO Breach

Australia says China coal ban would be clear WTO breach

Shelling from both sides tore open the walls of concrete homes and destroyed mud homes altogether

'Terrified' Survivors Recount Attacks On Civilians In Tigray

'Terrified' survivors recount attacks on civilians in Tigray

US President Donald Trump and President-elect Joe Biden; the Electoral College is set to confirm Biden's election victory, though Trump has yet to concede

Biden Lashes Out At Trump After Election Win Confirmed

In his first extended attack on Trump since the election, Biden said the president and his allies "refused to respect the will of the people, refused to respect the rule of law, and refused to honor our constitution."

Tunisian cartoonist Nadia Khiari, creator of the "Willis from Tunis" series, began sketching satirical cartoons just ahead of dictator Zine El Abidine Ben Ali's fall

Cartoon Cat Helps Keep Tunisia's Revolutionary Flame Alight

Cartoon cat helps keep Tunisia's revolutionary flame alight

The $908 billion relief proposal backed by a bipartisan group of lawmakers faces uncertain prospects

Lawmakers Push Bipartisan US Stimulus Plan To Break Stubborn Deadlock

Lawmakers push bipartisan US stimulus plan to break stubborn deadlock

Simon Angel, an astronoma from the Catholic University of Chile, sets up his telescope to view the eclipse

Solar Eclipse Plunges Southern Chile, Argentina Into Darkness

Solar eclipse plunges southern Chile, Argentina into darkness

Washington is taking seriously the suggestion that a massive cyberattack targeting federal departments may have been orchestrated by a foreign government

Hackers Breach US Agencies, Homeland Security A Reported Target

Hackers breach US agencies, Homeland Security a reported target

Social media was flooded with cries for help as Google service broke down worldwide for about 45 minutes

Massive Outage Hits Google Services Worldwide

Massive outage hits Google services worldwide

Britain's Prime Minister Boris Johnson and European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen at a pre-pandemic meeting in London in January. At the time the EU's top official correctly predicted 'tough talks' over their future relations

EU Sees 'Narrow Path' To Brexit Deal After Deadline Ditched

EU sees 'narrow path' to Brexit deal after deadline ditched

A rocket launches from a S-400 missile system, a version of which was purchased by Turkey in defiance of its NATO allies, in September 2020 at Russia's Ashuluk military base

US Makes Good On Threats Of Turkey Sanctions Over Russia Arms

US makes good on threats of Turkey sanctions over Russia arms

Ruhollah Zam had run a social media channel popular during protests in Iran in 2017

Global Outcry Grows Over Iran's 'Barbaric' Execution Of Dissident

Global outcry grows over Iran's 'barbaric' execution of dissident

The Ivorian opposition boycotted the election, which Ouattara won with more than 94 percent of the vote

Ivory Coast's Ouattara Sworn In For Disputed Third Term

Ivory Coast's Ouattara sworn in for disputed third term

Traore rehearses with friends in Bamako

WhatsApp Recordings Throw Lifeline To Sahel Artists

WhatsApp recordings throw lifeline to Sahel artists

Simon Angel, an astronoma from the Catholic University of Chile, sets up his telescope to view the eclipse

Rain Threatens To Ruin Eclipse Viewing In Chile's South

Rain threatens to ruin eclipse viewing in Chile's south

New Zealand hammered France 62-13 at the 2015 Rugby World Cup

All Blacks Face France In 'Special' 2023 Rugby World Cup Pool Stages

All Blacks face France in 'special' 2023 Rugby World Cup pool stages

People tied white riboons on a cemetery fence in Colombo to protest against the forced cremation of Coronavirus victims

Anger Grows In Sri Lanka Over Forced Muslim Virus Cremations

Anger grows in Sri Lanka over forced Muslim virus cremations

This photograph released by the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) shows black sandy grains (R) collected from the asteroid Ryugu

Black 'Sand-like' Asteroid Dust Found In Box From Japan Probe

Black 'sand-like' asteroid dust found in box from Japan probe

Ethiopian Walagabriel Sium, a 73-year-old farmer who fled the Tigray conflict, at the Um Raquba refugee camp

Elderly Ethiopian Refugees In Sudan Long For Home

Elderly Ethiopian refugees in Sudan long for home

Mike Pompeo (L) greets Sudanese Prime Minister Abdalla Hamdok (R) in Khartoum during a visit by the US Secretary of State in August

US Takes Sudan Off Sponsor Of Terror Blacklist

US takes Sudan off sponsor of terror blacklist

Saudi Aramco tankers are loaded with oil at an undisclosed location in April this year

Explosion Rocks Singapore-flagged Tanker Off Saudi Port

Explosion rocks Singapore-flagged tanker off Saudi port

John le Carre wrote 25 novels and one memoir in a career spanning six decades, selling some 60 million books worldwide

British Spy Thriller Author John Le Carre Dies Aged 89

British spy thriller author John le Carre dies aged 89

Locals say people traditionally swam in the river in the city's hot summers, because there were no pools

Inspired By Mao, Wuhan River Swimmers 'Reborn' After Virus Lockdown

Inspired by Mao, Wuhan river swimmers 'reborn' after virus lockdown

Khwaja Safar Ali, 75, arranges items in his antiques shop at the oldest Qissa Khawani or "storytellers bazaar" in Pakistan's northwestern city of Peshawar

Once Upon A Time: Pakistan's Fabled Storytellers Fade Away

Once upon a time: Pakistan's fabled storytellers fade away

Susan Deur cheers as trucks carrying the first shipment of the Covid-19 vaccine that is being escorted by the US Marshals Service, leave Pfizer's Global Supply facility in Kalamazoo, Michigan

US To Start Vaccinating As Germany Returns To Partial Lockdown

US to start vaccinating as Germany returns to partial lockdown

Brazil's vaccination plan has notable holes, including a start date and details of how to reach its target of 70 percent of the population

Brazil's Vaccination Plan Is Assailed As 'Incompetent'

Brazil's vaccination plan is assailed as 'incompetent'

Siya Kolisi's South Africa have yet to play since lifting the Rugby World Cup due to the coronavirus pandemic

Rugby World Cup Pool Draw To Be Held Under Concussion Cloud

Rugby World Cup pool draw to be held under concussion cloud

The Tunisian town of Sidi Bouzid was key in helping to trigger a wave of revolts across the Arab world 10 years ago

In Birthplace Of Tunisia's Revolution, Few Jobs And Little Hope

In birthplace of Tunisia's revolution, few jobs and little hope

Since its uprising 10 years ago, Tunisia has seen few reforms to the country's security forces, while its economy is rife with nepotism, analysts and observers say

Despite Democracy, Tunisia's Revolution Remains Unfinished

Despite democracy, Tunisia's revolution remains unfinished

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