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A photo released in July 2020 by the US military purports to show an improvised explosive device brought to the Libyan capital Tripoli by the Wagner Group, a Russian-backed private military contractor

Germany Presses Russia To Release UN Report On Libya Arms

Germany presses Russia to release UN report on Libya arms

A British police officer has been shot dead while on duty in the first such incident in more than eight years

Shock After Rare Killing Of UK Police Officer In Line Of Duty

Shock after rare killing of UK police officer in line of duty

Palestinian president Mahmud Abbas, reciting a prayer while wearing a face mask in Ramallah on September 3, 2020, has appealed for an international conference on the Middle East

Abbas Seeks UN Mideast Conference After Arab Deals With Israel

Abbas seeks UN Mideast conference after Arab deals with Israel

Security forces cordoned off the area near the former offices of satirical weekly Charlie Hebdo in Paris on Friday.

Man Held On Terror Charges After Two Wounded In Paris Cleaver Attack

Man held on terror charges after two wounded in Paris cleaver attack

Greta Thunberg returned to her usual spot outside the Swedish parliament

'Masks Up, Emissions Down' As Climate Demos Restart

'Masks up, emissions down' as climate demos restart

New graves are seen in July 2020 at the Nossa Senhora Aparecida cemetery in Manaos, Brazil, which has been hit hard by Covid-19

Latin American Leaders Push At UN For Free Covid Vaccine

Latin American leaders push at UN for free Covid vaccine

Pro-Kurdish protestors took to the streets in in 2014 over Turkey's decision not to intervene and protect a Kurdish town under attack by Islamic State in Syria

Turkey Issues 82 Arrest Warrants Over Deadly Protests

Turkey issues 82 arrest warrants over deadly protests

Rocket Lab's CEO Peter Beck expects his company's mission to Venus to cost around $30 million

Back To Venus: Upstart Company Wants To Beat NASA In Search For Life

Back to Venus: Upstart company wants to beat NASA in search for life

Kim Jong Un 'Very Sorry' Over Killing Of South Korean, Seoul Says

Kim Jong Un 'very sorry' over killing of South Korean, Seoul says

G7 finance minister lamented moves by some countries to classify state-owned financial institutions as commercial lenders to avoid participating in debt relief

G7 Ministers 'Committed' To Debt Relief, Urge Expansion

G7 ministers 'committed' to debt relief, urge expansion

China's ambassador to the United Nations, Zhang Jun, seen here in December 2019, has sharply criticized the United States over its criticism on the coronavirus

'Enough Is Enough': China Attacks US At Security Council

'Enough is enough': China attacks US at Security Council

There is just over a month to go in America's presidential election

Putin Proposes Election Non-interference Pact With US

Putin proposes election non-interference pact with US

Mali's interim leaders

Mali's New Interim Leader Stands By Handover, International Accords

Mali's new interim leader stands by handover, international accords

Passengers queue at Israel's Ben Gurion airport to board a plane out of the virus-hit country ahead of the government's decision to slap restrictions on all outgoing flights

Israel Restricts Outgoing Flights To Bolster Virus Lockdown

Israel restricts outgoing flights to bolster virus lockdown

The Moscow mayor's decree presents the stay-at-home measure as a compulsory rule, with exceptions for medical care, shopping, walking dogs and commuting to work

Older Muscovites Told To Stay Indoors As Virus Resurges

Older Muscovites told to stay indoors as virus resurges

Rio's carnival, famous for its Samba dancers, drummers and dancing crowds, draws millions for all night parties in packed streets

Rio Scraps Famed Carnival As Virus Surges Across Globe

Rio scraps famed carnival as virus surges across globe

Rescuers in Australia have been battling chilly waters for days to try and save as many whales as possible after a mass stranding in Tasmania

Whale Rescuers Face Grim Task In Australia Mass Stranding

Whale rescuers face grim task in Australia mass stranding

A protester cries during the demonstration in Louisville, Kentucky, where thousands of people flooded the city's streets to protest the Taylor verdict on September 23, 2020

US Protesters Defy Second Night Of Curfew In Breonna Taylor Protest

US protesters defy second night of curfew in Breonna Taylor protest

Rio has postponed its 2021 Carnival because of the coronavirus pandemic that has already claimed almost 140,000 lives

Rio Postpones World-famous Carnival Over Covid-19

Rio postpones world-famous carnival over Covid-19

Oromo activist Jawar Mohammed, pictured during an interview with AFP in Addis Ababa in September 2018

Ethiopia's Jawar Mohammed: From Abiy Ally To Terror Trial

Ethiopia's Jawar Mohammed: From Abiy ally to terror trial

The Fakhri Dabbagh Centre in Mosul's east is treating 170 children with symptoms of Autism Spectrum Disorder and other special needs, offering help free of charge

Iraqi Youth With Development Disorders Suffer In, And After, Mosul Lockdown

Iraqi youth with development disorders suffer in, and after, Mosul lockdown

Rafael Nadal showed he is not invincible on clay in last week's lost to Diego Schwartzman in Rome

Nadal Eyes Federer Record, 15 Years After First Roland Garros Title

Nadal eyes Federer record, 15 years after first Roland Garros title

Hadi Ahmed's children may have to flee once more as the government-controlled region comes under intense pressure from the Huthi rebels

Last Stand In Yemen As Battle For Oil-rich Province Rages

Last stand in Yemen as battle for oil-rich province rages

An Egyptian protester holds up his hand with a slogan reading in Arabic: "Egyptian girls are a red line" during a 2013 demonstration in Cairo against sexual harassment

Witness Arrests In Gang Rape Case Jolt Egypt's #MeToo

Witness arrests in gang rape case jolt Egypt's #MeToo

A picture of Oscar Farias, who died in April of Covid-19, seen at his child's house in Buenos Aires in June 2020

Latin America's Virus Victims, And The Spaces They Leave Behind

Latin America's virus victims, and the spaces they leave behind

Neymar's return after a ban this weekend is good news for Paris Saint-Germain, but there are still plenty of problems for the French champions, who have had a difficult start to the new season

Neymar Back But Problems Persist For PSG

Neymar back but problems persist for PSG

The volume that includes Shakespeare's play likely escaped falling into the hands of the Spanish Inquisition

First Shakespeare In Spain? Bard's Last Play Found At Seminary

First Shakespeare in Spain? Bard's last play found at seminary

Volkswagen has reached an unprecedented deal to pay damages for collaborating with Brazil's secret police under the country's military dictatorship

VW Pay-out To Brazil Regime Victims Reopens Debate On Justice

VW pay-out to Brazil regime victims reopens debate on justice

Drinkers leave a bar in Soho, central London, that was forced to closed early due to measures aiming to curb the coronavirus

'Last Call!': Curfew Begins For English And Welsh Pubs

'Last call!': Curfew begins for English and Welsh pubs

Empty feeling for Roland Garros

French Open To Allow Just 1,000 Fans A Day At Roland Garros

French Open to allow just 1,000 fans a day at Roland Garros

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