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A Thai protester jokingly uses a traffic cone as a loudhailer during a rally at Victory Monument in Bangkok. The protestors are calling for the resignation of the prime minister and reforms to the monarchy

Thai Democracy Protesters Defy Ban For Fourth Day

Thai democracy protesters defy ban for fourth day

A file photo taken on February 2, 2019, shows Iranians visiting a weaponry and military equipment exhibition in the capital Tehran

Iran Says UN Arms Embargo On Tehran Has Been Lifted

Iran said a longstanding UN embargo on arms sales to and from the Islamic republic expired Sunday.

Tigran Petrosyan was killed in a drone strike

At Stepanakert Cemetery, Mothers Weep For Sons Lost In Karabakh Fighting

At Stepanakert cemetery, mothers weep for sons lost in Karabakh fighting

Public transport services continue operating to ferry people with no choice but to break curfew

End Of The Party: Paris Empties Under Curfew

End of the party: Paris empties under curfew

An Azeri soldier hangs the flag of Azerbaijan on a wall in Jabrayil

'Reclaimed Ruins': Azerbaijan Shows Off Karabakh Conquests

'Reclaimed ruins': Azerbaijan shows off Karabakh conquests

Australia captain Michael Hooper suffered defeat in his 101st Test

Stunning Clarke Leads All Blacks To Emphatic Win Over Wallabies

Stunning Clarke leads All Blacks to emphatic win over Wallabies

Madrid regional leader Isabel Diaz Ayuso has hit the headlines for her vociferous attacks on Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez

Diaz Ayuso: From Twitter Hound To Madrid Regional Chief

Diaz Ayuso: from Twitter hound to Madrid regional chief

US Senator Lindsey Graham is in the fight of his political life in South Carolina

Can Lindsey Graham Lose South Carolina? A Senate Upset Is Possible

Senator Lindsey Graham, a presidential ally, is neck-and-neck with an African-American challenger two decades his junior.

The Bolivian presidential candidate for the Movement for Socialism (MAS) party, Luis Arce (L), and the presidential candidate for the Civic Community (CC) coalition, former president Carlos Mesa

Bolivians Expect 'Upheaval' As General Election Looms

Bolivians expect 'upheaval' as general election looms

The multinational behind Ben & Jerry's, Lipton tea and Dove soap is trying to win over customers with a socially responsible makeover, but activists say some of it is just cosmetic

Unilever's Makeover: 'Woke-washing' Or The Real Thing?

Unilever's makeover: 'woke-washing' or the real thing?

"Bronze" turkey hens are a smaller breed being favoured for downsized family dinners this Christmas

UK Families Gobble Up Teenier Turkeys For Covid Christmas

UK families gobble up teenier turkeys for Covid Christmas

Airlines have been slashing costs all round after revenues plunged 80 percent in the first half of the year

Airlines Face Tough Winter As Hoped-for Pick-up Fails To Materialise

Airlines face tough winter as hoped-for pick-up fails to materialise

New Zealand opposition leader Judith Collins has said Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern's landslide victory means she no longer has any excuses for failing to deliver on her promises

New Zealand's Victorious Ardern Vows To Deliver Reform

New Zealand's victorious Ardern vows to deliver reform

The boom in demand is partly due to the coronavirus pandemic, but has also been linked with a wider cultural shift in China

China's Millennials Stimulate $15 Billion Sex Toy Market

Demand for sex toys is increasing in China, which is already the world's biggest exporter of bedroom aids.

Uber driver Sergei Fyodorov supports a California referendum which would allow gig workers to remain independent and overturn a state law requiring them to be classified as employees

Contractors Or Employees? Uber Drivers Split Ahead Of California Vote

Contractors or employees? Uber drivers split ahead of California vote

Singapore will become the world's first country to use facial verification in its national ID scheme

Singapore's World-first Face Scan Plan Sparks Privacy Fears

Singapore's world-first face scan plan sparks privacy fears

Daniel Alpert, founding managing partner of Westwood Capital, usually works with around 15 others but lately is in his office alone

Traders Trickle Back To Wall Street After Pandemic Confinement

Traders trickle back to Wall Street after pandemic confinement

Closed shops in Byward Market, Ottawa -- Canadian company Shopify is challenging Amazon as an option for outlets going online due to Covid-19

Amid E-commerce Boom, Anti-Amazon Shopify Takes Flight

Amid e-commerce boom, anti-Amazon Shopify takes flight

Guinea's President Alpha Conde, left, is seeking to stave off a challenge from his old political opponent Cellou Dalein Diallo

Old Foes: Guinea's President And His 'Technocrat' Election Rival

Old foes: Guinea's president and his 'technocrat' election rival

Hollie Doyle is the boss says boyfriend Tom Marquand whilst she says he is the romantic but they shared the riding honours at British Champions Day at Ascot

Unbridled Affection As Doyle And Marquand Keep Romance On Track

Unbridled affection as Doyle and Marquand keep romance on track

Donald Trump on the campaign trail in Florida, a key state in the election battle

Trump Sets Hectic Campaign Pace, While Frontrunner Biden Stays Home

Trump sets hectic campaign pace, while frontrunner Biden stays home

Jaap van Zweden, musical director of New York's famed Philharmonic, shown here in 2018

Stages Sit Dark As US Performance World Struggles With Cancelled Seasons

Stages sit dark as US performance world struggles with cancelled seasons

German Chancellor Angela Merkel insists she will not run again

Pretenders To Merkel's Crown Go Head-to-head In Debate

Pretenders to Merkel's crown go head-to-head in debate

Liverpool captain Jordan Henderson reacts at the final whistle of the Premier League match against Everton

Late Blitz Saves Man Utd Blushes As VAR Denies Liverpool

Late blitz saves Man Utd blushes as VAR denies Liverpool

Map with number of Covid-19 deaths by country as of October 13 at 1100 GMT

Paris Under Curfew As Europe Battles Soaring Virus Caseload

Millions of Europeans faced tough new coronavirus restrictions on Saturday as governments stepped up efforts to slow the surge in infections, after the World Health Organization reported a "very concerning" 44-percent rise in European cases over one week.

A poster calling for the release of Josu Ternera, one of the most influential leaders of former Basque separatist group ETA, in the Spanish village of Miraballes

Ex-leader Of Basque Group ETA To Appear In French Court

Ex-leader of Basque group ETA to appear in French court

Ambulances and military vehicles move at speed down the road near the frontline

Azerbaijani Drone Strikes Pick Off Karabakh Artillery

Azerbaijani drone strikes pick off Karabakh artillery

Lebanese activists erect a monument close to the site of a devastating August explosion in Beirut port to mark the first anniverary of nationwide protests for sweeping political reform

Hundreds March In Lebanon To Mark Year Of Protests

Hundreds march in Lebanon to mark year of protests

Pro-democracy protesters have been calling for the resignation of Premier Prayut Chan-O-Cha and government reforms

Tens Of Thousands Of Thais Protest In Defiance Of Ban

Tens of thousands of Thais protest in defiance of ban

New Zealand's Ardern says 'time to keep going' after election win

Ardern Wins Landslide In New Zealand's 'COVID Election'

Ardern's center-left Labour Party took 64 seats in the 120-member parliament with 49 percent of the vote.

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