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The mayor of Martakert Misha Gyurjian stands inside a building destroyed by shelling

Mayor Of Desolated Karabakh Village Vows To 'Rebuild Everything'

Mayor of desolated Karabakh village vows to 'rebuild everything'

Protests that began 12 days ago over abuses by the Nigerian police's loathed Special Anti-Robbery Squad (SARS) have spiralled dramaticallyÂ

Curfew Declared In Nigeria's Lagos Over 'Monster' Protests

Curfew declared in Nigeria's Lagos over 'monster' protests

A significant worry for Beijing is that Biden is likely to bring renewed moral leadership on human rights issues

Why Beijing May Want To Keep Trump In The White House

Why Beijing may want to keep Trump in the White House

Companies and governments are racing to develop vaccines in a bid to arrest the pandemic

Scientists Raise Alarm Over Signs Of Vaccine 'Hesitancy'

Scientists raise alarm over signs of vaccine 'hesitancy'

Power is currently in the hands of prime minister and acting president Sadyr Japarov (left) after Sooronbay Jeenbekov (right) stepped down following a disputed vote

Kyrgyz Powerbroker Detained As New Leader Tightens Grip

Kyrgyz powerbroker detained as new leader tightens grip

Muslim leaders gathered ouside Paty's school to offer condolences and distance their religion from the atrocity

France Closes Paris Mosque In Clampdown Over Teacher's Beheading

France closes Paris mosque in clampdown over teacher's beheading

The families living in the basements of the flashpoint town of Terter have only their faith in home remedies to fight the virus

Virus Secondary As Civilians Try To Survive Karabakh Battle

Virus secondary as civilians try to survive Karabakh battle

Businesses argue that people will be less exposed in shops and restaurants because of protocols such as mandatory mask-wearing

New Virus Restrictions Deal Fresh Blow To Spain Economy

New virus restrictions deal fresh blow to Spain economy

Very little is known about the knock-on health consequences of microplastic consumption, and the study authors warned against undue alarm

Bottle-fed Babies Ingest 'Millions' Of Microplastics: Study

Bottle-fed babies ingest 'millions' of microplastics: study

As India enters the October-November festival season, there are fears the number of coronavirus infections will spike

Virus, What Virus? India Gets Back To Work

Virus, what virus? India gets back to work

SK Hynix is already the world number two DRAM chipmaker and second overall but it has lagged in the NAND memory chip category

SK Hynix In $9 Bn Deal For Intel's Flash Memory Chip Business

It is the largest-ever acquisition by a South Korean company, ahead of Samsung Electronics' $8 billion purchase of US audio and car parts maker Harman International in 2016.

Vials of the Oxford University Covid-19 vaccine, which was developed using aborted fetal tissue

How Fetal Cells From The 1970s Power Medical Innovation Today

How fetal cells from the 1970s power medical innovation today

Bolivian ex-president Evo Morales hosts a press conference in Buenos Aires on October 19, 2020 a day after Bolivia held presidential elections with his hand-picked candidate Luis Arce winning the vote

Morales Says Will Return To Bolivia After Ally's Election Victory

Morales says will return to Bolivia after ally's election victory

Tiger Woods of the US delivers a speech during the awarding ceremony of the PGA ZOZO Championship golf tournament at the Narashino Country Club in Inzai, Chiba prefecture on October 28, 2019.

Woods Returns, Mickelson Marches On, Back-to-back Cups: Golf Talking Points

Woods returns, Mickelson marches on, back-to-back Cups: golf talking points

Thailand's pro-democracy protesters have taken inspiration and lessons from their counterparts in Hong Kong

'A Moving Current': Thai Protesters Adopt Hong Kong Tactics

'A moving current': Thai protesters adopt Hong Kong tactics

Hundreds of trump supporters in Ocala ahead of a campaign rally in the swing state of Florida.

Two Weeks Out, Trump Ramps Up Presidential Campaign Rallies

Two weeks out, Trump ramps up presidential campaign rallies

Thousands of indigenous Colombians arrived in the country's capital, demanding a meeting with President Ivan Duque and an end to growing violence in their territories

Indigenous Colombians Protest Violence With Mock Trial For President

Indigenous Colombians protest violence with mock trial for president

"Trump Heights" is a remote settlement in the Israeli-occupied Golan Heights

'Trump Heights' A Symbol Of US Shift On Mideast Policy

'Trump Heights' a symbol of US shift on Mideast policy

Dedicated campaigner Rackete has joined environmental activist in the ancient forest of Dannenrod

In New German Save-the-forest Fight, Migrant Captain Centre Stage

In new German save-the-forest fight, migrant captain centre stage

US President Donald Trump joins Saudi Arabia's King Salman bin Abdulaziz al-Saud at a ceremonial sword dance at the Murabba Palace in Riyadh in May 2017

As US Vote Looms, Gulf Powers Count Trump Blessings

As US vote looms, Gulf powers count Trump blessings

Richard Lichan Lekuterer, 60, sits in a boat as it glides above what used to be his homestead

'Like The Speed Of The Wind': Kenya's Lakes Rise To Destructive Highs

'Like the speed of the wind': Kenya's lakes rise to destructive highs

The Severo Ochoa hospital has created more space for coronavirus patients but health care workers still fear being overwhelmed

Madrid Hospital Struggles With Surge In Virus Cases

Madrid hospital struggles with surge in virus cases

Boarded up rowhouses and piles of trash are common sights in east the poor neighborhoods of east Baltimore

Hopeless In Baltimore, Ground Zero Of US 'Urban Apartheid'

Hopeless in Baltimore, ground zero of US 'urban apartheid'

In Paris, government ministers joined the city's mayor for the demonstration

French Police Target Islamist Networks After Teacher's Beheading

French police target Islamist networks after teacher's beheading

A small group waves Confederate battle flags every weekend in Charleston, South Carolina, a reminder -- even in the run up to a divisive US presidential election on November 3, 2020 -- of the era when slavery tore the nation apart

Legacy Of Racism Touches Election, Everyday Life In US South

Legacy of racism touches election, everyday life in US South

Tesla CEO Elon Musk gestures as he arrives to visit the construction site of the future US electric car giant in Gruenheide near Berlin in September

Communications Breakdown? Tesla Turns Away From Media

Communications breakdown? Tesla turns away from media

Twelve candidates are contesting the presidency, including the frontrunners Conde and Diallo

Guinea's Opposition Leader Claims Victory In Presidential Poll

Guinea's opposition leader claims victory in presidential poll

An FBI poster shows six Russian military intelligence officers accused of staging cyberattacks

US Charges Russians With Cyberattacks On Ukraine, French Elections, Olympics

US charges Russians with cyberattacks on Ukraine, French elections, Olympics

Many European nations are struggling with a new wave of coronavirus infections

Europe Tightens Virus Curbs As Global Cases Top 40 Million

Europe tightens virus curbs as global cases top 40 million

Sudanese wait in January 2020 to exchange money in the capital Khartoum, which has been pushing for a removal from the US list of state sponsors of terrorism

In Landmark Boost, Trump Says Will Delist Sudan As Sponsor Of Terror

In landmark boost, Trump says will delist Sudan as sponsor of terror

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