IBT Staff Reporter

31291-31320 (out of 154943)

In Sudan's Um Raquba refugee camp, lone Ethiopian tailor Omar Ibrahim provides a vital service to fellow refugees, many of whom fled their homeland with nothing but the clothes on their back

Tailor Of Tigray Mends Ethiopian Refugees' Clothes And Hearts

Tailor of Tigray mends Ethiopian refugees' clothes and hearts

The rental platform will be listed on the Nasdaq stock exchange under the symbol "ABNB"

Airbnb Bumps Share Price To $68 For Stock Market Debut, US Media Reports

Airbnb bumps share price to $68 for stock market debut, US media reports

Beijing has pledged to give poorer nations priority access to its vaccines, in a move analysts say is designed to increase China's global influence

China's 'Vaccine Diplomacy': A Global Charm Offensive

China's 'vaccine diplomacy': A global charm offensive

UFC lightweight prospect Rafael Fiziev trains at Tiger Muay Thai in Phuket with coach George Hickman

Tiger Feat: Island Muay Thai Gym Is Factory For UFC Champions

Tiger feat: Island Muay Thai gym is factory for UFC champions

A team of volunteers is collecting the bodies of Muslim coronavirus victims from Yangon's hospitals, to ensure they are buried according to Islamic law

Burying The Dead: Myanmar's Muslim Covid Volunteers

Burying the dead: Myanmar's Muslim Covid volunteers

Saudi King Salman (L) chats with Emir of Qatar Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad al-Thani in Doha in December 2016, seven months before the rift between Doha and a Riyadh-led quartet of countries

Saudi Pushes To End Gulf Feud, But Full Resolution Elusive

Saudi pushes to end Gulf feud, but full resolution elusive

The Herodium fortress, with King Herod's tomb site and the theatre he built between 23-15 BCE in the Judaean desert, southeast of Bethlehem in the occupied West Bank

Israel Unveils Parts Of Herod's Palace Buried By Judean King

Israel unveils parts of Herod's palace buried by Judean king

A needy child kisses volunteer Fatima Sanson, dressed up as Mrs. Claus, in Belo Horizonte, Minas Gerais state, Brazil on December 7, 2020

Covid, Cancer Can't Stop Mrs Santa Claus In Brazil

Covid, cancer can't stop Mrs Santa Claus in Brazil

The peat-burning power station at Kuopio, Finland

Finland's Muddy Fight Over Super-polluting Peat Energy

Finland's muddy fight over super-polluting peat energy

China has about 96 billion tons of untapped coal reserves

China's Foreign Coal Push Risks Global Climate Goals

China's foreign coal push risks global climate goals

John Mahama was president for four years until 2016

Ghana President Narrowly Re-elected As Opposition Rejects Results

Ghana president narrowly re-elected as opposition rejects results

The suits allege that Facebook sought to squelch competition by acquiring the messaging applications -- Instagram in 2012 and WhatsApp in 2014

Facebook Antitrust Suits Seek To Divest Instagram, WhatsApp

Facebook antitrust suits seek to divest Instagram, WhatsApp

The 'Lady Dior' was a favourite of Lady Diana

Carry On: British Exhibition Delves Into Handbags

Carry on: British exhibition delves into handbags

US planemaker Boeing has found itself at a center of a dispute between Washington and European Union countries as well as Britain over subsidies

Brexit Means UK Can't Impose Tariffs In Aircraft Dispute, US Says

Brexit means UK can't impose tariffs in aircraft dispute, US says

Comparisons of the population, GDP and surface area of the 27-member European Union and the United Kingdom

EU And UK Give Each Other Until Sunday To Save Brexit Talks

EU and UK give each other until Sunday to save Brexit talks

A South Korean fighter pilot stands in 2019 next to a F-35 fighter-jet of the type that the United States is seeking to sell to the United Arab Emirates

US Senators Fail To Block Trump Sale Of F-35 Jets To UAE

US senators fail to block Trump sale of F-35 jets to UAE

John Mahama was president for four years until 2016

Ghana President Narrowly Re-elected As Supporters Celebrate

Ghana president narrowly re-elected as supporters celebrate

The European Medicines Agency said the incident was being investigated but did not say exactly when it took place

Vaccine Documents Hacked At EU Medicines Agency

Vaccine documents hacked at EU medicines agency

Democrats have shown little interest in Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin's $916 billion US economic stimulus proposal

Democrats See Little To Like In Trump Stimulus Plan

Democrats see little to like in Trump stimulus plan

A boy wears a Santa hat and mask while looking for a Christmas tree at a farm in Harrowsmith, Ontario, Canada, on December 5, 2020

Canada Approves Pfizer-BioNTech Covid-19 Vaccine

Canada approves Pfizer-BioNTech Covid-19 vaccine

Ghana

Ghana President Wins Second Term With 51.59%

Ghana president wins second term with 51.59%

Nathan Law is a founding member of the pro-democracy Demosisto party

Exiled HK Protest Leader Holds First Meeting With UK Govt

Exiled HK protest leader holds first meeting with UK govt

An independent British investigator looking into the allegations said all but one of the thousands of complaints against British troops had been dropped

ICC Drops Probe Into British War Crimes In Iraq

ICC drops probe into British war crimes in Iraq

Istanbul Basaksehir players walk off the pitch at the Parc des Princes as their Champions League game with PSG was suspended over allegations of racism by one of the match officials

PSG And Basaksehir Players Take Knee Before Restarting Game Suspended Amid Racism Walkout

PSG and Basaksehir players take knee before restarting game suspended amid racism walkout

Polish President Andrzej Duda said there was "an outline of a provisional agreement"

Poland Says EU Closer To Resolving Budget Row

Poland says EU closer to resolving budget row

The taxi work is part of a programme Stockholm authorities launched in June to boost testing capacities as the country struggled to contain the virus.Â

Sweden's Taxi Drivers Help Step Up Covid Testing

Sweden's taxi drivers help step up Covid testing

France is not 'fostering anti-Muslim racism', Macron said

France Defends Law Combatting 'Pernicious' Islamist Radicalism

France defends law combatting 'pernicious' Islamist radicalism

Pilots are pictured in the cockpit of a Boeing 737 MAX aircraft operated by low-cost airline Gol as it sits on the tarmac before take off at Guarulhos International Airport, near Sao Paulo on December 9, 2020, as the 737 MAX returns into use more than 20

Boeing 737 MAX Returns To Sky With Brazil Commercial Flight

Boeing 737 MAX returns to sky with Brazil commercial flight

British chemicals tycoon Jim Ratcliffe has signed a sponsorship deal with Mercedes' F1 team

Jim Ratcliffe: Pro-Brexit British Tycoon Expanding Motor Business

Chemicals tycoon Jim Ratcliffe, who has bought Daimler's Smart car factory in northeast France, is a reclusive British billionaire with high-profile ventures in sports and auto manufacturing.

The Russian Il-80 plane, seen here during a Victory Day parade rehearsal in Moscow, is designed to shield top command from the effects of a nuclear explosion.

Kremlin Sounds Alarm Over 'Doomsday Plane' Robbery

Kremlin sounds alarm over 'doomsday plane' robbery

Pages