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Demonstrators burn an effigy representing Guatemalan President Alejandro Giammattei during a protest demanding his resignation

Guatemala Suspends Budget That Sparked Violent Protests

Guatemala suspends budget that sparked violent protests

Blackstone Group CEO Steve Schwarzman (third from left) and General Motors CEO Mary Barra (third from right) -- seen here flanking President Donald Trump at a 2017 White House meeting -- are looking ahead to working with Joe Biden's administration

US Business Leaders Move On From Trump To Biden

US business leaders move on from Trump to Biden

Americans traditionally eat turkey at Thanksgiving

Americans Defy Virus Guidelines For High-risk Thanksgiving

Americans defy virus guidelines for high-risk Thanksgiving

UK pharmaceutical giant AstraZeneca and its partner the University of Oxford are seeking regulatory approval for their vaccine after it showed an average 70-percent effectiveness, and up to 90 percent depending on the dosage

AstraZeneca Promises Virus Vaccine At Cost Price Worldwide

AstraZeneca promises virus vaccine at cost price worldwide

Mawda's parents left Iraq in 2015 intending to head to Britain

Belgian Policeman Tried Over Kurdish Toddler's Death

Belgian policeman tried over Kurdish toddler's death

WHO director-general Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus (pictured March 2020) said the latest batch of promising results from final-phase candidate vaccine trials showed there was light at the end of the "long dark tunnel" of the coronavirus pandemic

Poorest Must Not Be Trampled In Vaccines Stampede: WHO

Poorest must not be trampled in vaccines stampede: WHO

"The process of arresting and detaining Mr. Ghosn four times was fundamentally unfair," the UN experts said

Japan Should Compensate Ghosn For 'Arbitrary' Detention: UN Panel

Japan should compensate Ghosn for 'arbitrary' detention: UN panel

Anti-lockdown protesters in New York, where officials warned a surge in coronavirus cases may lead to new restrictions being imposed

UK Vaccine News Gives Hope As US Eyes Mass Rollout

UK vaccine news gives hope as US eyes mass rollout

Uruguayan poet Ana Amoros posing with one of her books, is one of a group of 28 former political prisoners seeking justice for torture and sexual crimes committed by the military regime that ruled Uruguay between 1973 and 1985

Raped By The Regime, Women Still Seek Justice In Uruguay

Raped by the regime, women still seek justice in Uruguay

Early results suggested there were 131 cases of Covid-19 among the participants but none was serious

A 'Vaccine For The World'? UK Team Seeks Approval For Virus Jab

A 'vaccine for the world'? UK team seeks approval for virus jab

Women on 10 Qatar Airways flights out of Doha, including one to Sydney, were subjected to the examinations following the incident on October 2, leading to a diplomatic row with Australia

Qatar Says Identified Parents Of Dumped Baby In Airport Scandal

Qatar says identified parents of dumped baby in airport scandal

Snapchat will be launching a curated video feed as part of a ramped up challenge to rivals like TikTok

Snapchat Challenges TikTok With Curated Video Feed

Snapchat challenges TikTok with curated video feed

Clinical trials suggested that an initial half-dose was better than a full one

'Half-measure' Virus Vaccine Intrigues Experts

'Half-measure' virus vaccine intrigues experts

Nicolas Sarkozy risks up to 10 years in prison on charges of bribery and influence peddling.

France Ex-president Sarkozy Goes On Trial For Corruption

France ex-president Sarkozy goes on trial for corruption

Activist Joshua Wong on Monday said he and two other prominent dissidents will plead guilty at a trial over their involvement in last year's protests

Hong Kong Activists Including Joshua Wong In Custody After Guilty Protest Plea

Hong Kong activists including Joshua Wong in custody after guilty protest plea

Shelling punched a hole through the brick facade of this downtown hotel

Inside A Tigray Town Scarred By Ethiopian Conflict

Inside a Tigray town scarred by Ethiopian conflict

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu (left) and Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman (right); the two reportedly met in secret with US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo in the Saudi city of NEOM on Sunday

Israeli PM Held Secret Talks In Saudi With Crown Prince, Pompeo: Media

Israeli PM held secret talks in Saudi with crown prince, Pompeo: media

Supporters of US President Donald Trump cheer as he passes in the motorcade after golfing in Sterling, Virginia on November 21, 2020

Biden To Start Naming Cabinet Picks Tuesday As Trump Resists

Biden to start naming cabinet picks Tuesday as Trump resists

Bundle Island, home to a few camels, is at risk of becoming an enormous real-estate project

Concrete Jungle Threatens Mangroves On Pakistan Island

Concrete jungle threatens mangroves on Pakistan island

Siraphob Attohi (L) calls for gender equality during Thailand's protests for democratic reforms in his drag persona Masala Bold

LGBTQ Support Lends 'New Taste' To Thai Politics

LGBTQ support lends 'new taste' to Thai politics

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Pandemic Inflames Violence Against Women

Pandemic inflames violence against women

"Women have a greater need to talk" under the coronavirus lockdown, Agapi Gyrichidi said

Victim-blaming Muzzles Greece's Battered Women

Victim-blaming muzzles Greece's battered women

Coronavirus has wrought havoc across the world, but for Thailand's "sea gypsies" it has brought welcome respite from the threat of mass tourism

Pandemic Respite For Thai 'Sea Gypsies' Threatened By Mass Tourism

Pandemic respite for Thai 'sea gypsies' threatened by mass tourism

Ahmed Kadhaf al-Dam, the cousin of ousted Libyan dictator Moamer Kadhafi, claims the Arab Spring was a hoax, to cause instability in the region

A Decade On, Kadhafi's Cousin Sees Arab Spring As Western Plot

A decade on, Kadhafi's cousin sees Arab Spring as Western plot

Syrian President Bashar al-Assad has defied the odds and remained in power

Syria's Assad: Lone Survivor Of Arab Spring

Syria's Assad: Lone survivor of Arab Spring

A map of Burkina Faso

Jihadist Threat Keeps 300,000 Voters From Burkina Polls

Jihadist threat keeps 300,000 voters from Burkina polls

A restaurant employee cleans a plexiglass table divider while preparing for outdoor dining service in Manhattan Beach, California, a few hours before the start of the new 10:00 pm to 5:00 am curfew

US Hopes To Start Virus Vaccines In December As Pandemic Surges

US hopes to start virus vaccines in December as pandemic surges

Talks at the WTO on cutting fisheries subsidies are coming down to a year-end deadline

WTO Aiming To Net Fishing Deal

WTO aiming to net fishing deal

Ten years ago, a chain of uprisings shook the Middle East and North Africa region, soon dubbed the "Arab Spring"

From Hope To Agony, What's Left Of The Arab Spring?

From hope to agony, what's left of the Arab Spring?

Everton striker Dominic Calvert-Lewin (C) celebrates scoring at Fulham

Injury-hit Liverpool Keep Setting Records, 10-man Arsenal Hold Leeds

Injury-hit Liverpool keep setting records, 10-man Arsenal hold Leeds

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