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Venezuelans will take part in legislative elections on December 6 with President Nicolas Maduro expecting to secure 'total power'

Maduro Looks For 'Total Power' In Venezuela Legislative Election

Maduro looks for 'total power' in Venezuela legislative election

Afghan special forces evacuate wounded people after gunmen stormed Kabul University ahead of the opening of an Iranian book fair, firing shots and sending students fleeing.

IS Attack On Kabul University Kills 22

IS attack on Kabul University kills 22

The Christmas lights illuminate the main shopping Oxford Street in central London on November 2, 2020. British Prime Minister Boris Johnson on Monday defended his belated decision to impose a second coronavirus lockdown as critics claimed he could have sa

Festive Cheer Lacking For London Shoppers As Lockdown Looms

Festive cheer lacking for London shoppers as lockdown looms

Abidjan was quiet on Sunday and there were no immediate reports of protests

Ivory Coast President Set For Victory After Contested Poll

Ivory Coast president set for victory after contested poll

Democrat Joe Biden has enjoyed a solid lead over Trump in the national polls for months, but US presidential elections are not decided by the popular vote

Biden Leads In Polls Going Into Election Day But Battlegrounds Tight

Biden leads in polls going into Election Day but battlegrounds tight

Moldovans voted in the first round of the presidential election on Sunday

Moldova's Pro-EU Presidential Hopeful Wins First Round Vote

Moldova's pro-EU presidential hopeful wins first round vote

Police estimated some 50,000 people took part in the third major anti-France protest in Bangladesh in the past week

Tens Of Thousands Take Part In Bangladesh Anti-France Rally

Tens of thousands take part in Bangladesh anti-France rally

The train's front carriage was left hanging above the water, propped up by the sculture called, improbably, "Saved by the Whale's Tail"

What A Tail: Whale Sculpture Saves Runaway Dutch Train

What a tail: whale sculpture saves runaway Dutch train

French high-school teacher Samuel Paty was beheaded after showing his class a cartoon of the prophet Mohammed for a lesson on freedom of expression

France Honours Slain Teacher As School Resumes

France honours slain teacher as school resumes

The Philippines is hit by an average of 20 storms and typhoons every year

20 Dead After Typhoon Goni Batters Philippines

20 dead after Typhoon Goni batters Philippines

US actor Johnny Depp

Depp Loses UK Libel Case On 'Wife Beater' Claims

Depp loses UK libel case on 'wife beater' claims

Russia Battles Four-year Doping Ban

Russia battles four-year doping ban

The Philippines is hit by an average of 20 storms and typhoons every year

16 Dead After Typhoon Goni Batters Philippines

16 dead after Typhoon Goni batters Philippines

While Democrat Joe Biden's supporters are less vocal during his rallies compared to those of US President Donald Trump, the challengers' backers say they are less concerned with that than generating turnout ahead of Tuesday's election

For Less-raucous Biden, Election Hope Rests On Pennsylvania

For less-raucous Biden, election hope rests on Pennsylvania

US battleground states

US Campaign Enters Final Day With Nation On Edge

US campaign enters final day with nation on edge

Nanaia Mahuta (L), who has a moko kauae -- a traditional Maori tattoo on the chin -- was made foreign minister by leader Jacinda Ardern (R)

New Zealand Gets Tattooed Maori Foreign Minister, Gay Deputy PM

New Zealand gets tattooed Maori foreign minister, gay deputy PM

Ammonia is already made on a massive scale and exported throughout the world to make fertiliser

Japan Carbon Pledge Boosts Hopes Of Ammonia Backers

Japan carbon pledge boosts hopes of ammonia backers

Orange groves decimated by drought on the southern Moroccan plains around Agadir, as farmers bemoan a diversion of reservoir water to households

Drought Casts Shadow Over Prime Moroccan Farming Land

Drought casts shadow over prime Moroccan farming land

A member of an Israeli business delegation that visited the United Arab Emirates at the end of October seeking "friends" and deals

From Hummus To High-tech: Israel CEOs Seek 'Friends', Deals In UAE

From hummus to high-tech: Israel CEOs seek 'friends', deals in UAE

An activist distributes campaign newspapers of pro-Moscow incumbent and candidate Igor Dodon on a street in Chisinau

Moldova Election Headed For Runoff In Russia-West Tug Of War

Moldova election headed for runoff in Russia-West tug of war

Angkor Archaeological Park was Cambodia's most popular tourist destination before the coronavirus pandemic seized up global travel

Saving Angkor Wat: Cambodia's Ninja Gardeners Tame Jungle Growth

Saving Angkor Wat: Cambodia's ninja gardeners tame jungle growth

This officer from the tourism police will soon have visitors to watch over at the Inca stone citadel of Machu Picchu

Peru's Machu Picchu Reopens After Covid Lockdown

Peru's Machu Picchu reopens after Covid lockdown

Tedros has been at the forefront of the United Nations health agency's efforts to battle the pandemic

WHO Chief In Quarantine After Contact Tests Positive For Covid-19

WHO chief in quarantine after contact tests positive for Covid-19

Russia Takes Four-year Doping Ban Battle To Court

Russia takes four-year doping ban battle to court

A fire truck in Quebec City, early on November 1, 2020, after two people were killed by a sword-wielding suspect dressed in medieval clothing

Canada Sword Attacker Kills Two In Halloween Rampage

Canada sword attacker kills two in Halloween rampage

AC Milan's Swedish forward Zlatan Ibrahimovic (R) has scored seven goals in four league games this season

'Cristiano Is Back': Ronaldo Returns With Double In Juventus Win

'Cristiano is back': Ronaldo returns with double in Juventus win

Southampton midfielder James Ward-Prowse scored twice against Aston Villa

No Home Comforts For Man Utd In Arsenal Defeat, Bale Send Spurs Second

No home comforts for Man Utd in Arsenal defeat, Bale send Spurs second

Algeria's protest movement brought down a president -- now, it is urging a boycott of a constitutional referendum touted by another president as heralding a 'New Algeria'

Algerians Snub Vote On Constitution Aimed At Ending Protest Movement

Algerians snub vote on constitution aimed at ending protest movement

People have left tributes to the victims of the Nice attack outside the church

More Arrests As French Catholics Pray In Shadow Of Attack In Nice

More arrests as French Catholics pray in shadow of attack in Nice

Political upheaval in Ivory Coast since the contested 2010 presidential election.

Ivory Coast Ruling Party Warns Opposition Over Post-vote Unrest

Ivory Coast ruling party warns opposition over post-vote unrest

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