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Mercado Libre is the dominant e-commerce company in Latin America and one of the region's most valuable firms

Pandemic Pushes Millions Of Shoppers Online In Latin America

Pandemic pushes millions of shoppers online in Latin America

Thunberg's name has come up in connection with the peace prize, possibility, most likely with other activists

Nobel Prizes In Year Marked By Pandemic

Nobel prizes in year marked by pandemic

Global appeal: US star Alex Morgan will play for Tottenham in the 2020/21 Women's Super League

WSL Follows Premier League As Magnet For Global Stars

WSL follows Premier League as magnet for global stars

There has been no let-up in the fighting since the weekend, with both sides reporting new clashes on Wednesday

Armenia And Azerbaijan Vow To Keep Fighting As Deaths Mount

Armenia and Azerbaijan vow to keep fighting as deaths mount

People infected with Covid-19 who carry a specific snippet of genetic coding bequeathed by Neanderthals are three times more likely to need mechanical ventilation

DNA From Neanderthals Can Make Covid More Severe

DNA from Neanderthals can make Covid more severe

US Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said he'd continue talking with House Speaker Nancy Pelosi to resolve weeks of deadlock on additional aid to the economy

No End To US Aid Deadlock Despite Pelosi, Mnuchin Meeting

No end to US aid deadlock despite Pelosi, Mnuchin meeting

While traders were keeping an eye on the presidential debate, there was little early reaction on markets to the conclusion

US Stocks Gain On Stimulus Talks, Shrugging Off Trump-Biden Brawl

US stocks gain on stimulus talks, shrugging off Trump-Biden brawl

Palantir CEO Alex Karp leaves the Elysee Palace in Paris after the "Tech for Good" summit in 2018

Secretive Big Data Firm Palantir Makes Low-key Stocks Debut

Secretive Big Data firm Palantir makes low-key stocks debut

Madrid has seen a surge in coronavirus cases in Spain's second wave

Spain To Put Entire Capital Under Partial Lockdown

Spain to put entire capital under partial lockdown

Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro has presided over a surge in Amazon deforestation since taking power in January 2019

Brazil's Bolsonaro Hits Back At Biden Over Rainforest

Brazil's Bolsonaro hits back at Biden over rainforest

US President Donald Trump and Democratic candidate Joe Biden squared off in an acrimonious and chaotic debate

Biden Blasts Trump As 'Embarrassment' Over Racist Group Row

Biden blasts Trump as 'embarrassment' over racist group row

Arshad Mehmood, the father of the man accused of stabbing two people outside the former offices of satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo in Paris, says he is proud of his son's actions

In Pakistan, Paris Attacker's Family Praise His Actions

In Pakistan, Paris attacker's family praise his actions

Demonstrators in New Delhi protest Wednesday over the death of a 19-year-old woman allegedly gang-raped in India's latest horrific sexual assault

Anger After Indian Police Cremate Gang-rape Victim

Anger after Indian police cremate gang-rape victim

The unmanned Volocopter air taxi can carry two passengers with hand luggage

France To Test 'Flying Taxis' From Next Year: Operators

France to test 'flying taxis' from next year: operators

A handout picture of Kabuga, distributed by the International Residual Mechanism for International Criminal Tribunals

France Approves Rwanda Genocide Suspect's Transfer To UN Tribunal

France approves Rwanda genocide suspect's transfer to UN tribunal

Some of the would-be soldiers say they have been ordered to report, others are volunteers

Patriotic Fervor Spurs Armenians To Sign Up For 'Fight To The Death'

Patriotic fervor spurs Armenians to sign up for 'fight to the death'

If greenhouse gas emissions continue unabated, the Greenland ice sheet will shed some 36 trillion tonnes of mass from 2000 to 2100, enough to lift the global ocean waterline by 10 centimetres, according to a new study

Sea Level: Greenland Ice Loss Worst In 12,000 Years

Sea level: Greenland ice loss worst in 12,000 years

A man holds his work document during a job fair in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil -- unemployment in the country has risen to a record 13.8 percent

Brazil Jobless Rate Hits Record 13.8%

Brazil jobless rate hits record 13.8%

The French air force said the jet was authorised to travel at supersonic speed

Sonic Boom From Fighter Jet Rattles Paris

Sonic boom from fighter jet rattles Paris

The leader of the PiS Party (Law and Justice) Jaroslaw Kaczynski dominates Polish politics as the country goes to polls Sunday

Jaroslaw Kaczynski: Poland's Polarising Powerbroker

Jaroslaw Kaczynski: Poland's polarising powerbroker

Britain's then foreign secretary Boris Johnson with a seized tiger skin rug in London in 2018

Europe's Captive Tiger Trade 'Risks Spurring Illegal Demand'

Europe's captive tiger trade 'risks spurring illegal demand'

Kuwait's new emir, Sheikh Nawaf al-Ahmad Al-Sabah, seen here in January 2014, has held high office for decades, including a stint as defence minister when Iraqi troops rolled into the oil-rich emirate in 1990

Kuwait's Late Emir Buried After His Successor Is Sworn In

Kuwait's late emir buried after his successor is sworn in

US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo will speak at a symposium organised by the Holy See's US embassy in the Italian capital

Pompeo Calls For Pope To Show 'Courage' Over China

Pompeo calls for pope to show 'courage' over China

No senior executive has been convicted so far in connection with the 'dieselgate' scandal in Germany

Germany Puts First Auto Boss On Trial Over 'Dieselgate'

Germany puts first auto boss on trial over 'dieselgate'

Australian Cardinal George Pell's sexual abuse conviction was overturned in April this year

Acquitted Australian Cardinal Pell Returns To Rome

Acquitted Australian Cardinal Pell returns to Rome

The Ayoreo Totobiegosode are said to be the only indigenous people living in voluntary isolation in the Americas outside the Amazon rainforest

European Carmakers' Leather Use Fuelling Deforestation: NGO

European carmakers' leather use fuelling deforestation: NGO

Israeli demonstrators, angry at the new government powers to restrict gatherings, protest outside parliament ahead of the vote

Israel Passes Law To Limit Protests During 'Virus Emergency'

Israel passes law to limit protests during 'virus emergency'

Alexander De Croo is from the Open VLD party, which has often been part of governing coalitions

Belgium Finally Gets New PM, 16 Months After Vote

Belgium finally gets new PM, 16 months after vote

Brown was diagnosed with HIV while was studying in Berlin in 1995

First Man Cured Of HIV Dies Of Cancer: Charity

First man cured of HIV dies of cancer: charity

Last week, the 83-year-old pontiff forced the resignation of Italian Cardinal Angelo Becciu, a prominent member of the church hierarchy and close adviser to the prelate.

Francis 'Loses Patience' In Vatican Corruption Fight

Francis 'loses patience' in Vatican corruption fight

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