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The coronavirus pandemic has forced a reckoning for Britain on how to manage its long-suffering rail service

Britain Overhauls Virus-hit Privatised Rail Sector

Britain overhauls virus-hit privatised rail sector

Disconsolate Roglic after Saturday's defining time trial

Rip-roaring Tour De France A Litany Of Cautionary Tales

Rip-roaring Tour de France a litany of cautionary tales

Voters are expected to return Suu Kyiâs National League for Democracy (NLD) party to power at Myanmar's November 8 polls -- the second since the country emerged from decades of outright military rule -- but Thet Thet Khine is hoping to make her mark

Ousted And Outspoken: The Lady Taking On The Lady In Myanmar

Ousted and outspoken: the lady taking on The Lady in Myanmar

A US flag outside the Supreme Court in Washington as crowds gathered to pay respects to late justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg

Biden Calls Trump's US Supreme Court Push 'Abuse Of Power'

The prospect of an expedited Senate confirmation vote has sparked furious pushback from Democrats desperate to stop Trump moving the court lastingly to the right.

The Emmy Awards honoring the best in television will have a different look this year in the age of coronavirus

Race Superhero Series 'Watchmen' Wins Big At 'Remote' Emmys

With four victories in major categories, "Watchmen" amassed a total of 11 Emmys.

The world-famous white marble mausoleum is India's most popular tourist site

Taj Mahal Reopens Even As India Coronavirus Cases Soar

Taj Mahal reopens even as India coronavirus cases soar

Harassed and placed under investigation by religious authorities -- activist Maryam Lee is a highly controversial figure in Malaysia after speaking out about her decision to stop wearing the hijab

Unveiling: Malaysian Activist Fights For Hijab Freedom

Unveiling: Malaysian activist fights for hijab freedom

When Doug Falter (L) lost his board in a wipeout in Hawaii two years ago, he never imagined it would be found in the remote island of Sarangani in the southern Philippines, where it is now owned by local primary school teacher Giovanne Branzuela (R)

Lost At Sea: Surfboard Drifts 8,000 Km From Hawaii To Philippines

Lost at sea: surfboard drifts 8,000 km from Hawaii to Philippines

Polling stations opened Sunday for the two-day vote, despite a threatened resurgence of the coronavirus in Italy

Far-right Eyes Tuscany As Italy's Left Trembles

Far-right eyes Tuscany as Italy's left trembles

Two suspects are on trial in absentia for the deadliest attack against Israelis abroad since 2004

Bulgaria Court To Rule In 2012 Israeli Bus Bombing Trial

Bulgaria court to rule in 2012 Israeli bus bombing trial

The analysis showed richer nations had depleted nearly a third of Earth's carbon budge since 1990

Richest 1%'s Emissions Twice That Of Poorest 50%: Analysis

Richest 1%'s emissions twice that of poorest 50%: analysis

Taj Mahal Reopens Even As India Cases Soar

Taj Mahal reopens even as India cases soar

Former interior minister Matteo Salvini and Lega party leader is a part of a centre-right coalition fighting the regional elections

Italy Defies Virus For Vote As Far Right Plots Seismic Change

Italy defies virus for vote as far right plots seismic change

Bedie, 86, is one of only three challengers to incumbent President Ouattara

I. Coast Tensions Flare As Candidate Urges 'Civil Disobedience'

Tensions ratcheted up over Ivory Coast's presidential race on Sunday when former president Konan Bedie called for "civil disobedience."

US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo on August 20 2020, after demanding that UN sanctions on Iran be resumed

Iran Says US Faces 'Maximum Isolation' As World Powers Dismiss Sanctions

Iran said Sunday its arch-foe the United States is facing "maximum isolation" after major powers dismissed a unilateral US declaration that UN sanctions on Tehran were back in force.

Pogacar with the polka dot jersey he won on Saturday

Pogacar Crowned Tour De France Champion As Bennett Wins Finale

Slovenian rookie Tadej Pogacar won the Tour de France.

Police held 415 people during the women's march, later releasing 385

Tens Of Thousands Defy Police Crackdown To Protest In Belarus

More than 100 people were arrested on the sidelines of that demonstration and similar protests in other major cities.

Several protests took place against the new restrictions

Madrid Braces For Partial Lockdown As Virus Surges

Madrid braces for partial lockdown as virus surges

People place flowers outside of the US Supreme Court in Washington in memory of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg

Trump Says He Will Name Woman To Succeed Ginsburg In Supreme Court

US President Donald Trump on Saturday said he would nominate a woman to succeed late Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg.

Mourners hold images of Iranian general Qasem Soleimani and senior Iraqi military commander Abu Mahdi al-Muhandis after they were killed in a US drone strike -- both men began their military careers in the Iran-Iraq war

From Foe To Friend: How Iran Transformed Post-war Iraq Ties

"It would have been hard to imagine at the time that this would happen -- that the parties linked to Iran would now hold the reins," professor Aziz Jaber said.

US President Donald Trump has targeted video-sharing app TikTok over what he says are national security concerns

Trump Touts 'Fantastic' TikTok Deal With Walmart And Oracle

"I think it's going to be a fantastic deal," Trump said. "I have given the deal my blessing. If they get it done that's great, if they don't that's okay too."