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While not unique to Indonesia, padlocks, shackles and chains are frequently used to cover for a lack of proper mental health provision

Locks, Chains: Coronavirus Puts Indonesia's Mentally Ill Back In Shackles

Locks, chains: coronavirus puts Indonesia's mentally ill back in shackles

Bars in Paris have continued to draw large crowds of people often flouting physical distancing and mask-wearing guidelines

Paris Cafes To Shut As Europe Confronts Second Virus Wave

Paris cafes to shut as Europe confronts second virus wave

Dock workers open the back of a lorry at the customs to verify its load, at the port of Antwerp. Grenade explosions, shootings and even kidnapping of children: drug trafficking is generating a violent crime wave

Illicit Drug Trade At Belgian Port Fuels Crime Wave

Illicit drug trade at Belgian port fuels crime wave

During hearings over more than five years in a high-security prison in the Greek capital, prosecutors have attempted to prove that Golden Dawn is a violent criminal organisation overseen and controlled by founder Nikos Michaloliakos and fellow conspirator

Moment Of Truth In Trial Of Greece's Neo-Nazis

Moment of truth in trial of Greece's neo-Nazis

Recent winners, from singer-songwriter Bob Dylan to novelist Peter Handke, have raised eyebrows for different reasons

Nobel Literature Prize 2020: Controversy Or Crowdpleaser?

Nobel Literature Prize 2020: Controversy or crowdpleaser?

Smooth progress for Rafael Nadal

Nadal Comes Face-to-face With Future At Roland Garros

Nadal comes face-to-face with future at Roland Garros

Petra Kvitova is through to the quarter-finals at Roland Garros for the first time since 2012

Djokovic Keeps French Open Title Bid On Track As Kenin Survives

Djokovic keeps French Open title bid on track as Kenin survives

New restrictions to slow the spread of the coronavirus mean bars in and around Paris must close

Last Orders For Paris Bars -- For Now At Least

Last orders for Paris bars -- for now at least

Mali interim president Bah Ndaw is himself a retired colonel

Military Takes Key Posts In Mali's Interim Govt

Military takes key posts in Mali's interim govt

This White House handout photo released October 4, 2020 shows US President Donald Trump working in his conference room at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center in Bethesda, Maryland a day earlier after testing positive for Covid-19

Trump Leaves Hospital For White House -- Removing Mask Immediately

Trump leaves hospital for White House -- removing mask immediately

Arsenal are reportedly set to meet Thomas Partey's buyout clause from Atletico Madrid

Man Utd Sign Cavani In Late Transfer Dash, Partey Time For Arsenal

Man Utd sign Cavani in late transfer dash, Partey time for Arsenal

The three were honoured for their "decisive contribution to the fight against blood-borne hepatitis"

US-British Trio Win Nobel Medicine Prize For Hepatitis C Discovery

US-British trio win Nobel Medicine Prize for Hepatitis C discovery

Stepanakert, a city of some 50,000 in the heart of the mountainous region, has been under steady artillery fire since Friday

Fresh Ceasefire Call As Karabakh Conflict Escalates

Fresh ceasefire call as Karabakh conflict escalates

Belgian artist Delphine Boel, who now bears the name of Delphine de Saxe-Cobourg, was emotional as he recounted her battle to secure recognition as a princess of Belgium

Belgium's Hidden Princess Regrets Father's Cold Shoulder

Belgium's hidden princess regrets father's cold shoulder

Countries should not just tackle new infrastructure improvements but maintain old ones as ways to create employment, the IMF says

Public Investment Key To Covid-19 Recovery: IMF

Public investment key to Covid-19 recovery: IMF

Shutting down for two weeks

Paris Shuts Bars To Brake Covid-19 Spread

Paris shuts bars to brake Covid-19 spread

A damaged car on the edge of the River Roya following heavy rains and floods that hit Breil-sur-Roya, a French village close to the Italian border.

Three More Bodies Found As French Villages Dig Out From Flooding

Three more bodies found as French villages dig out from flooding

The assault came a year after two people were shot dead by an extremist who tried to storm a synagogue in the eastern city of Halle

Merkel Outraged Over 'Attempted Murder' Of Jewish Student

Merkel outraged over 'attempted murder' of Jewish student

Volunteers in Yerevan are organising aid for refugees and soldiers

Food, Flags And Prayers: Armenians Show Support For Karabakh

Food, flags and prayers: Armenians show support for Karabakh

Israel Under Diplomatic Fire Over Arms To Azerbaijan

Israel under diplomatic fire over arms to Azerbaijan

UN High Commissioner for Refugees Filippo Grandi urged Europe to live up to their responsibilities

Europe's Pushback Of Migrants 'Shameful': UN Refugee Chief

Europe's pushback of migrants 'shameful': UN refugee chief

Humbled: Liverpool conceded seven goals for the first time since 1963

Liverpool, Man Utd Lick Wounds After Humbling Premier League Defeats

Liverpool, Man Utd lick wounds after humbling Premier League defeats

Widespread claims of violations could stir unrest in the sometimes volatile ex-Soviet republic

Monitors Decry Vote-buying In Kyrgyz Parliamentary Vote

Monitors decry vote-buying in Kyrgyz parliamentary vote

People walk past a cineworld cinema in Leicester Square, London

Cineworld Shuts Cinemas Amid 'Covid Horror Film'

Cineworld shuts cinemas amid 'Covid horror film'

Sophie Petronin was abducted in 2016

Mali Frees Over 100 Jihadists Seeking Hostage Swap

Mali frees over 100 jihadists seeking hostage swap

Major advances in science have also become hugely reliant on technology, sometimes used to detect phenomena theorised to exist before today's scientists were even born

In An Era Of Team Science, Are Nobels Out Of Step?

In an era of team science, are Nobels out of step?

Tasmanian devils have been exinct on Australia's mainland for thousands of years

'Like Wolves To Yellowstone': Tasmanian Devils Released On Australian Mainland

'Like wolves to Yellowstone': Tasmanian devils released on Australian mainland

Lawyer Krisadang Nutcharut stands in the football field, where his fellow students were killed during the Thammasat University massacre 40 years ago

Spectre Of University Massacre Looms Over Thai Student Protests

Spectre of university massacre looms over Thai student protests

Perhaps appropriately, given the current pandemic, the medicine prize kicks off the Nobel season -- seen is a bust of prize founder and Swedish inventor and scholar Alfred Nobel

2020 Nobel Season Opens With Medicine Prize

2020 Nobel season opens with medicine prize

Myanmar's first openly gay candidate Myo Min Tun (R) campaigns in a Mandalay market ahead of the November 8 elections

'I Don't Want To Lie': Gay Pioneer Stands In Myanmar Election

'I don't want to lie': Gay pioneer stands in Myanmar election

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