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A US Marine stands guard outside the West Wing, indicating that US President Donald Trump is in the Oval Office, at the White House

Trump Hails Covid 'Blessing' As He Returns To Oval Office

Trump hails Covid 'blessing' as he returns to Oval Office

An injured youth is carried to a hospital following a car bomb attack that targeted a government building in the Ghani Khel district of Nangarhar province in Afghanistan on October 3, 2020

Trump Says Wants US Troops Out Of Afghanistan By Christmas

Trump says wants US troops out of Afghanistan by Christmas

Hurricane Delta intensified into a Category 4 storm in the Caribbean and was headed towards Mexico

Hurricane Delta Lashes Mexico, Heads Towards US

Hurricane Delta lashes Mexico, heads towards US

Facebook has come under sustained criticism for allowing disinformation to flourish on its platform

Facebook To Pause Political Ads As US Election Day Ends

Facebook to pause political ads as US election day ends

The vast majority of stillbirths, 84 percent, occur in low- and middle-income countries, where basic neo-natal care could save hundreds of thousands of lives each year

Covid Could Add To 2 Million Per Year Stillbirth Toll: UN

Covid could add to 2 million per year stillbirth toll: UN

IMAGES Buildings are destroyed in the self-proclaimed capital of Nagorno-Karabakh, Stepanakert, after days of shelling. Half of the population of the breakaway Nagorno-Karabakh region have been displaced since fierce fighting erupted between Armenian sepa

Half Karabakh Population Displaced As Mediators Set For Geneva Talks

Half Karabakh population displaced as mediators set for Geneva talks

The annual gathering of the world's political, economic and business elite traditionally takes place each year in January, but the 2021 summit was postponed due to the Covid-19 pandemic

2021 Davos Summit Shifted To Lucerne In May

2021 Davos summit shifted to Lucerne in May

Paris has already shut bars and cafes for two weeks.

Europe Hits 6m Cases As Scotland, Brussels Shut Bars

Europe hits 6m cases as Scotland, Brussels shut bars

The issue of new government aid to workers as businesses now becomes a poltical football in the final weeks of the battle for the White House between Democratic Presidential candidate Joe Biden and US President Donald Trump

Amid Outcry, Trump Pushes For Limited Aid Ahead Of Election

Amid outcry, Trump pushes for limited aid ahead of election

Sub-Saharan Africa remains the epicenter of extreme poverty, with as many as 40 million more people falling into extreme poverty this year, reversing decades of progress

Pandemic Could Push 115 Mn Into Extreme Poverty In 2020: World Bank

Pandemic could push 115 mn into extreme poverty in 2020: World Bank

Emmanuelle Charpentier (pictured) and Jennifer Doudna become the 6th and 7th women to be honoured for their research in chemistry since the first Nobels were awarded in 1901

Nobel Winning Women Hope To Inspire A New Generation Of Scientists

Nobel winning women hope to inspire a new generation of scientists

Petra Kvitova celebrates victory over Laura Siegemund

'My Lucky Place': Kvitova To Face Kenin In First Roland Garros Semi-final In Eight Years

'My lucky place': Kvitova to face Kenin in first Roland Garros semi-final in eight years

Kyrgyzstan faces the threat of a power struggle after lawmakers named a new prime minister after he was freed from jail

Kyrgyzstan In Political Chaos As Factions Jostle Over PM Post

Kyrgyzstan in political chaos as factions jostle over PM post

'This is a huge tragedy,' said Putin

Half Karabakh Population Displaced As Putin Says Tragedy Must End

Half Karabakh population displaced as Putin says tragedy must end

Elon Musk

Billionaires' Riches Reach Record Highs During Pandemic

By the end of July, the cumulative wealth of billionaires stood at around $10.2 trillion.

Nobel Chemistry prize winners Emmanuelle Charpentier (L) and Jennifer Doudna of the United States

US-French Duo Win Nobel Chemistry Prize For Gene Editing Tool

US-French duo win Nobel Chemistry Prize for gene editing tool

The crowd gathered in response to a call from the anti-fascist movement, trade unions and leftist parties

Greek Neo-Nazi Party Ruled A Criminal Group In Landmark Trial

Greek neo-Nazi party ruled a criminal group in landmark trial

A police officer contemplates the ruins of a house after shelling in Stepanakert, where at least three houses were destroyed overnight

Smerch: Soviet-designed Tornado Wreaks Fear In Karabakh

Smerch: Soviet-designed Tornado wreaks fear in Karabakh

The Silver Spirit cruise ship sails off Saudi Arabia's coast, which the petro-state aspires to turn into a global tourism and investment hotspot as part of a plan to reduce reliance on oil revenue

Saudi Cruise Spotlights Pristine Sites, Economic Ambitions

Saudi cruise spotlights pristine sites, economic ambitions

The brazen murder in the heart of the German capital appeared to be a tipping point for Chancellor Angela Merkel, who said in May that the killing "disrupts a cooperation of trust" between Berlin and Moscow

High-stakes 'Russian Hitman' Trial Opens In Berlin

High-stakes 'Russian hitman' trial opens in Berlin

A strict nationwide lockdown earlier this year brought the economy to a virtual halt

Spain Hopes To Create 800,000 Jobs With Economic Rescue Plan

Spain hopes to create 800,000 jobs with economic rescue plan

Petra Kvitova celebrates victory over Laura Siegemund

'It's My Lucky Place': Kvitova Back In Roland Garros Semi-finals After Eight Years

'It's my lucky place': Kvitova back in Roland Garros semi-finals after eight years

French fishermen fear that London's promise to "take back control" of its territorial waters could leave them up the creek

French Fishermen On Tenterhooks As Brexit Talks Drag On

French fishermen on tenterhooks as Brexit talks drag on

Sudanese soldiers watch as illegally held guns are destroyed in a controlled explosion, to launch a mass disarmament campaign in a country awash with firearms

After Sudan's Peace Deal, The Hard Task Begins Of Gathering The Guns

After Sudan's peace deal, the hard task begins of gathering the guns

2020 has thus far seen three record-warm months -- January, May and September -- with two others, June and April, virtually tied for first

Last Month Warmest September On Record Globally: EU

Last month warmest September on record globally: EU

US President Donald Trump left hospital saying he feels fine

As US Reels, Pence And Harris Square Off In Critical VP Debate

With Trump infected with the coronavirus, the Pence-Harris showdown has taken on an unusually pressing quality, given that the White House deputy is just a heartbeat away from the presidency.

More than $176 billion worth of green bonds have been issued in 2020, a significant increase from last year

Green Shoots Growing On The Debt Market

Green shoots growing on the debt market

US President Donald Trump's decision to end stimulus talks comes just weeks before the November elections in which polls show slumping support among voters for giving him a second term

Trump Calls Off Stimulus Talks, Fed Says Recovery Faster With Aid

Trump calls off stimulus talks, Fed says recovery faster with aid

Online misinformation is fueling an increasingly influential anti-vaxxer movement in the Philippines

Anti-vaxxer Misinformation Goes Viral In The Philippines

Anti-vaxxer misinformation goes viral in the Philippines

President Donald Trump waves from his car with masked members of the US Secret Service at Walter Reed Medical Center

Trump Covid Infection Puts Secret Service Bodyguards At Risk

Trump Covid infection puts Secret Service bodyguards at risk

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