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At a polling station in Accra's Jamestown neighbourhood, dozens of election staff spent the night counting ballots while party officials, journalists and election observers watched, some half asleep

Ghana Opposition Warns Against Electoral Fraud Ahead Of Results

Ghana opposition warns against electoral fraud ahead of results

A member of staff returns a tray with a used syringe after adminstering a does of the Pfizer-BioNTech Covid-19 vaccine at a health centre in Cardiff, South Wales' on December 8, 2020 as Britain starts it starts its biggest ever vaccination programme

Trump Signs Vaccine Decree After Questions Raised On Supply

Trump signs vaccine decree after questions raised on supply

Yoko Ono, shown here at the 2013 Tribeca Film Festival in New York, has spent her life advocating for peace, especially in the years following her husband's horrific murder

Yoko Ono Urges Gun Control As Fans Commemorate John Lennon's Death

Yoko Ono urges gun control as fans commemorate John Lennon's death

Prosecutors say Sarkozy should get a four-year prison term and serve two of them

French Prosecutors Seek Prison Term For Sarkozy In Graft Trial

French prosecutors seek prison term for Sarkozy in graft trial

Tens of thousands of farmers have been camped on the outskirts of India's capital since November 26

India Farmers Block Railway Tracks, Roads In National Action Against New Laws

India farmers block railway tracks, roads in national action against new laws

Britain left the EU on January 31 and entered a transition period to allow negotiations to establish a trade relationship with zero tariffs and zero quotas

UK-EU Strike Northern Ireland Pact As Brexit Talks Near Climax

UK-EU strike Northern Ireland pact as Brexit talks near climax

Melting sea ice in Svalbard, Norway in 2013 -- each year it is melting a bit more in the warm weather and refreezing a bit less in winter

Arctic Endured One Of Its Hottest Years In 2020: Study

Arctic endured one of its hottest years in 2020: study

Burnt areas of the Amazon rainforest near Boca do Acre, Brazil -- the Amazon lost an area equivalent to Spain due to deforestation between 2000 and 2018, according to a new study

Deforestation Wiped Out 8% Of Amazon In 18 Years: Study

Deforestation wiped out 8% of Amazon in 18 years: study

Northern Ireland's border with the Republic of Ireland had been a major sticking point in the talks

Irish Leaders Welcome UK-EU Brexit Deal On N.Ireland

Irish leaders welcome UK-EU Brexit deal on N.Ireland

Everest's agreed height was 86 centimetres (2.8 feet) higher than the previous measurement

Everest 'Grows' As China, Nepal Agree New Height

Everest 'grows' as China, Nepal agree new height

Queen Elizabeth II, who at 94 is among those first in the line for the vaccination, could front a public awareness campaign

Grandmother, 90, Gets First Covid Jab As UK Starts Vaccine Drive

Grandmother, 90, gets first Covid jab as UK starts vaccine drive

Conceived as a paradise for coders, 1337 offers project-based training on programming, innovation and building IT systems

Moroccan Geeks Flock To 'Paradise For Hackers'

Moroccan geeks flock to 'paradise for hackers'

Teachers among the tens of thousands of Ethiopians who have streamed into neighbouring Sudan in recent weeks have set up schools for refugee children with help from the Norwegian Refugee Council

Hope, Joy For Ethiopian Children At Refugee-run School In Sudan

Hope, joy for Ethiopian children at refugee-run school in Sudan

Many Syrian refugees in countries such as Lebanon are struggling to survive freezing temperatures and torrential rains in makeshift shelters

Forgotten Syrians Need Winter Help, Says Author Gaiman

Forgotten Syrians need winter help, says author Gaiman

Football has found itself in the crosshairs of the Communist Party's drive for a homogenised society

Day Football Dyed: Chinese Match Off Because 'Hair Not Black Enough'

Day football dyed: Chinese match off because 'hair not black enough'

A New Zealand royal commission report on the Christchurch mosques attack found that it could only have been prevented 'by chance'

'No Plausible Way' Christchurch Mosque Shooter Could Have Been Detected

'No plausible way' Christchurch mosque shooter could have been detected

Chuck Yeager is seen here in 1947 with "Glamorous Glennis," the experimental plane in which he became the first human to travel faster than the speed of sound

Chuck Yeager, First Pilot To Break Sound Barrier, Dies Aged 97

Chuck Yeager, first pilot to break sound barrier, dies aged 97

The much-awaited Cyberpunk 2077 videogame launches Thursday, with reports that publicity alone cost tens of million of euros

Poland's Cyberpunk 2077 Prepares For Global Debut

Poland's Cyberpunk 2077 prepares for global debut

The Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine has arrived in Britain and will be rolled out from Tuesday

UK Starts Mass Covid Vaccination Programme

UK starts mass Covid vaccination programme

All this and spice cake too. The eastern German town of Goerlitz hopes to attract Polish workers

German City Courts Poles From Post-Brexit Britain

German city courts Poles from post-Brexit Britain

Muhammad Sidek Osman was repeatedly rejected for full-time roles due to his disability, leaving him with little other option than to become a self-employed rider

Disabled Delivery Rider On 'Frontline' Of Malaysian Virus War

Disabled delivery rider on 'frontline' of Malaysian virus war

Hip-hop artist Palak Parnoor Kaur is just one of a number of independent Indian musicians seeing their fanbase soar amid the pandemic

Independent Musicians Thrive As Pandemic Silences Bollywood

Independent musicians thrive as pandemic silences Bollywood

Brexiteers foresee the sunlit uplands of a burgeoning economy freed from the joint decision-making required by the EU

Deal Or No Deal, Britain To Pay High Price For Brexit

Deal or no deal, Britain to pay high price for Brexit

'The Spidermen' are a team of abseiling litter-pickers who work along the sides of Tianmen mountain in central China

China's 'Spidermen': Litter-picking Over The Abyss

China's 'Spidermen': Litter-picking over the abyss

A deal between Britain and Europe needs to be ratified in 2020 to avoid a "no deal" Brexit and economic disruption at the end of the year

Sticking Points As Johnson Joins Post-Brexit Trade Talks

Sticking points as Johnson joins post-Brexit trade talks

Investments made in fossil fuels as part of post-pandemic recovery packages could risk global warming

Post-pandemic Stimulus Aid Brings Climate Risks

Post-pandemic stimulus aid brings climate risks

Indonesia receives doses of a Covid-19 vaccine flown in from Beijing

Millions Of Californians Locked Down, UK To Start Vaccinating

Millions of Californians locked down, UK to start vaccinating

Woolly monkeys (Lagothrix lagotricha) surround the director of the Maikuchiga foundation, Jhon Jairo Vasquez, in the indigenous community of Mocagua, near Leticia, Colombia

Saving The Amazon's Orphan Monkeys

Saving the Amazon's orphan monkeys

Climate change increases the intensity of heatwaves and droughts, fueling wildfires

Five Years On, Summit Aims To Breathe Life Into Paris Deal

Five years on, summit aims to breathe life into Paris deal

Civilians have fled Ethiopia in droves and the UN has warned of a large-scale humanitarian crisis

Drones, Wars, Genocide: Tainted Legacy Of Nobel Peace Laureates

Drones, wars, genocide: Tainted legacy of Nobel Peace laureates

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