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EU chief negotiator Michel Barnier has returned to Brussels from London to resume post-Brexit talks, but time has all but run out for a deal

Last-ditch Effort To Save Brexit Trade Talks From Failure

British and EU negotiators embarked on probably their final two-day scramble to secure a post-Brexit trade deal Sunday, after failing for eight months to reach an agreement.

Israel says its deal normalising ties with the Gulf nations of Bahrain and the United Arab Emirates is an 'opportunity' for the Palestinians that should not be missed

Saudi, Israeli Officials Spar At Regional Conference

Saudi, Israeli officials spar at regional conference

Rome's umbrella pine trees are under threat from a tiny insect called the pine tortoise scale

Insect Invaders Threaten Rome's Iconic Pines

Insect invaders threaten Rome's iconic pines

A long-established wine industry has been one of Moldova's few bright spots but it has been hit hard by virus restrictions

Pandemic Hits Tiny Moldova's Hopes For Wine Tourism Boom

Pandemic hits tiny Moldova's hopes for wine tourism boom

The Buerkner Eck cocktail bar had to close its door to customers due to lockdown measures so it now offers cocktails to go, and on delivery, complete with ice, coasters, and lemon or orange twists

'Rain Checks': Germany's F&B Sector In Virus Curbs Survival Mode

'Rain checks': Germany's F&B sector in virus curbs survival mode

Dutch 'Vegetarian Butcher' Carves New Niche For Unilever

Dutch 'vegetarian butcher' carves new niche for Unilever

The European Central Bank is set to unleash more stimulus for the eurozone as the region's battered economy grapples with a second coronavirus wave

ECB To Beef Up Stimulus As Second Virus Wave Bites

ECB to beef up stimulus as second virus wave bites

Donald Trump thrives on the campaign rally format, but his message has been muddied in recent days

Trump Shows No Surrender In First Post-election Rally

Trump made clear he had no intention of relinquishing his baseless claims that last month's election was stolen from him, telling a raucous crowd at his first post-poll rally he would somehow still win.

The biggest hurdle for future students from the EU will be money once Britain is no longer bound by the bloc's rules from January 1

UK Universities Will Lose Cachet Post-Brexit, EU Students Warn

UK universities will lose cachet post-Brexit, EU students warn

The Baltimore Hunger Project has seen demand for free groceries from the city and its suburbs triple since the pandemic struck the United States

Pandemic Sends Hunger Rising In America, And Children Bear The Brunt

Increasing numbers of children are going hungry in the United States as it weathers the world's worst coronavirus outbreak, which has killed around 280,000 people and caused a once-in-a-generation economic crisis.

The Wallabies have managed just one win from six this year under coach Dave Rennie

'Dumb Errors' Cap Poor Year For Ill-disciplined Wallabies

'Dumb errors' cap poor year for ill-disciplined Wallabies

Nord Stream 2 is a 10-billion-euro ($11-billion) pipeline that will run beneath the Baltic Sea linking Russia to Germany.

Work Set To Resume On NordStream 2 Pipeline Despite US Protest

Work set to resume on NordStream 2 pipeline despite US protest

Manchester City's Raheem Sterling celebrates his goal against Fulham

Man Utd Storm Back In Fans' Return, Chelsea Go Top Of Premier League

Manchester United roared back to beat West Ham 3-1 on Saturday, while Chelsea moved top of the Premier League by the same scoreline over Leeds as fans returned to the English top-flight for the first time in nine months.

Johnson insists Britain will 'prosper mightily' even without a deal

Johnson, EU Chief Agree More Brexit Talks To Try To Break Deadlock

Johnson, EU chief agree more Brexit talks to try to break deadlock

The British enclave welcomes some 10 million visitors per year

Brexit Casts Shadow Over Gibraltar's Future

Along with gambling and offshore banking, tourism is a cornerstone of the economy for Gibraltar.

French riot police clashed with protesters in Paris in a demonstration over rights and a new security law

Violence Erupts In New Paris Protest Against Security Law

Demonstrators clashed with police, vehicles were set on fire and shop windows were smashed.

A capsule carrying asteroid samples that was dropped off by the Hayabusa-2 probe entered the atmosphere just before 2:30 am Japan time (1730 GMT Saturday), creating a shooting-star-like fireball as it entered Earth's atmosphere

Asteroid Dust Collected By Japan Probe Arrives On Earth

Asteroid dust collected by Japan probe arrives on Earth

Kuwaitis attend an electoral campaign meeting

Kuwait Holds Parliamentary Election Under Shadow Of Virus

Kuwait holds parliamentary election under shadow of virus

Cocoa pods in an Ivory Coast plantation. The world's chocolate market is estimated to be worth more than $100 billion but little of it trickles down to the farmers

Ivory Coast Cocoa Producers End Chocolate War With Hershey's

Ivory Coast cocoa producers end chocolate war with Hershey's

Saudi Foreign Minister Faisal bin Farhan told AFP in an exclusive interview that a three-year Gulf dispute with Qatar could be resolved "soon"

Saudi Says Allies 'On Board' For Resolution Of Gulf Crisis

Saudi says allies 'on board' for resolution of Gulf crisis

Britain is training healthcare workers to administer the Covid-19 vaccine after it became the first country to approve one for public use

WHO Warns Virus Crisis Not Over As Vaccine Rollout Starts

WHO warns virus crisis not over as vaccine rollout starts

French President Emmanuel Macron has been criticised for saying during a visit by Egyptian counterpart Abdel Fattah al-Sisi to Paris that he will not "lecture" Egypt

Macron Urged To Press Ally Sisi On Rights In Paris Visit

Macron urged to press ally Sisi on rights in Paris visit

An Iraqi man (L) buys goods at a shop at the "Al-Bursa" wholesale market in the northern city of Mosul

In Iraq's Mosul, Wholesale Market Revives Trade Legacy

In Iraq's Mosul, wholesale market revives trade legacy

A file picture shows Qatari Foreign Minister Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al-Thani during a visit to Washington on September 14, 2020

Gulf Nations, US Signal Progress To Resolve Qatar Crisis

Gulf nations, US signal progress to resolve Qatar crisis

The US House of Representatives easily passed the bill on decriminalizing cannabis, but it stands little chance in the Senate, which is controlled by Republicans

US House Backs Decriminalizing Cannabis In Historic Vote

The House of Representatives, controlled by Democrats, easily passed the bill by 228 votes to 164. The Senate, controlled by Republicans, is unlikely to pass it.

The US says the popular video app TikTok is a national security risk because of potential links to the Chinese government through its parent firm ByteDance

TikTok Keeps Ticking In US As Deadline For Asset Sale Passes

The deadline for ByteDance, based in China, to deliver a plan to sell its US operations to American buyers passed, but users could still tap into the smartphone app.