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BP, which seeks to makes its operations greener, is moving into offshore wind energy via a partnership with Norwegian group Equinor in the United States

Has Global Oil Demand Hit Peak? BP Says It's Possible

Has global oil demand hit peak? BP says it's possible

A priest, wearing a protective mask amid the Covid-19 pandemic, walks along the walls of Jerusalem's Old City on September 12, 2020

Israelis Brace For New Coronavirus Lockdown

Israelis brace for new coronavirus lockdown

The latest talks come days after an explosion targeted the convoy of Afghanistan's vice president Amrullah Saleh in Kabul

Afghan Government Presses Truce Demand In Taliban Talks

Afghan government presses truce demand in Taliban talks

Fuel shock: The price of petrol in Nigeria has risen by around 15 percent after the government curbed subsidies

Price Hikes Anger Nigerians As Fuel Subsidy Ends

Price hikes anger Nigerians as fuel subsidy ends

Three candidates will battle for the ruling party leadership, with the winner tipped to become Japan's next prime minister

Yoshihide Suga Wins Party Vote, Becoming Likely Next Japan PM

Yoshihide Suga wins party vote, becoming likely next Japan PM

After an August deal between Israel and the United Arab Emirates, Israeli business leaders headed to Abu Dhabi and Dubai to strike deals

Israeli Tech Start-ups Take On The Emirates

Israeli tech start-ups take on the Emirates

A few people walk by next to the Kutubiyya mosque's minaret tower at the Jemaa el-Fna square in the Moroccan city of Marrakesh on September 8, 2020, currently empty of its usual crowds due to the COVID-19 pandemic

Morocco's Marrakesh 'Suffocates' Without Tourists

Morocco's Marrakesh 'suffocates' without tourists

The Mount Hood Center in Oregon threw open its doors to animals displaced by raging forest fires

Oregon Equestrian Center Becomes Refuge For Animals Fleeing US Fires

Oregon equestrian center becomes refuge for animals fleeing US fires

TikTok is at the center of a diplomatic storm between Washington and Beijing

TikTok Rejects Microsoft Offer, Oracle Sole Remaining Bidder

TikTok rejects Microsoft offer, Oracle sole remaining bidder

Performers Derrick Davis and Chondra Profit discuss the theater district's several financial hit during the pandemic, and the toll it's taking on artists

For Broadway Actors, A Distant Stage Return Rife With Unknowns

For Broadway actors, a distant stage return rife with unknowns

Florian Thauvin (R) celebrates his winner against PSG

Furious Neymar Alleges Racism As Five Sent Off In PSG Storm

Furious Neymar alleges racism as five sent off in PSG storm

Dominic Thiem of Austria lays down in celebration after winning the 2020 US Open

Thiem Beats Zverev To Win US Open For First Grand Slam Title

Thiem beats Zverev to win US Open for first Grand Slam title

The resignation of Japan's Prime Minister Shinzo Abe will leave whoever succeeds him facing a series of tough challenges

Virus Woes, Delayed Olympics: Tough Tasks For Next Japan PM

Virus woes, delayed Olympics: tough tasks for next Japan PM

The national flags of (L-R) Bahrain, Israel, the United Arab Emirates, and the United States are flown along a road in Israeli resort city of Netanya after the two Gulf countries agreed to normalise ties with the Jewish state

Israel, Gulf States Accord Charts New Era For Middle East

Israel, Gulf states accord charts new era for Middle East

US President Donald Trump speaks during a campaign rally at the Minden-Tahoe airport in Minden, Nevada on September 12, 2020

Trump Campaign Rallies An Unchanged Ritual Since 2016

US President Donald Trump's campaign rallies are packed with familiar rituals, classic chants and routines.

Burned vehicles smoldering in the Creek Fire in Fresno County, California

As Fires Rage, Trump Has Head 'In The Sand': LA Mayor

Officials accused President Donald Trump of being in denial about climate change as he prepared to meet emergency services workers.

The global death toll from the coronavirus has risen to 916,000 with 28.5 million infections

Israel To Reimpose Virus Lockdown As European Cases Mount

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu ordered a three-week lockdown, demanding people stay within 500 yards of their homes.

Opposition leaders hope to deal a blow to President Vladimir Putin's United Russia party, whose adverts can be seen on buses in Siberian city Tomsk

Navalny's Allies Claim Symbolic Council Seat Wins In Regional Polls

Allies of poisoned Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny said Sunday they had secured city council seats in Siberia.

Taliban co-founder Mullah Abdul Ghani Baradar (R, bottom) speaks during the opening session of peace talks with the Afghan government

At Afghan Peace Talks, The Hard Work Begins

Peace talks with the Taliban got underway in Doha on Sunday.

Thousands of protesters have been detained

Tens Of Thousands Rally In Belarus Despite Mass Arrests

Tens of thousands rally in Belarus despite mass arrests

Zaghari-Ratclifhas been in jail or under house arrest since being arrested in the Iranian capital in April 2016

Tehran Defers New Trial Of UK-Iranian 'Hostage' Zaghari-Ratcliffe

Tehran defers new trial of UK-Iranian 'hostage' Zaghari-Ratcliffe

The Irish border is once again the crux of a Brexit showdown

Angry EU Rounds On Johnson's Claim Of Brexit Blockade

Angry EU rounds on Johnson's claim of Brexit blockade

Greece staged a military exercise in the eastern Mediterranean in August

Turkish Vessel Leaves Contested Waters In Eastern Med

The move was hailed as a "positive first step" by the Greek prime minister.

Protests by the migrants erupted on Lesbos on Saturday

Greece Sees End To Lesbos Migrant Crisis Within A Week

Thousands of asylum seekers left homeless by fires at Europe's largest migrant camp could be rehoused within a week.

Margi Wyatt stands in front of her incinerated mobile home

Fires, Fear And Guns On America's Wild West Coast

Fires, fear and guns on America's wild West Coast

A Panamanian golden frog is pictured at El Nispero Zoo and Botanical Garden, east of Panama City, in 2009

'Superfungus' Threatens Last Panamanian Golden Frogs

'Superfungus' threatens last Panamanian golden frogs

Federal Reserve officials have repeatedly said the US economy needs more support, but it has had little apparent effect on deadlocked lawmakers in Congress

Fed To Meet As Congressional Deadlock Stretches Onward

Fed to meet as Congressional deadlock stretches onward

Greg Kelly goes on trial next week in Tokyo in connection with the lengthy saga involving former Nissan chief Carlos Ghosn

Greg Kelly, Former Aide To Nissan's Ghosn, Goes On Trial

Greg Kelly, former aide to Nissan's Ghosn, goes on trial

The pro-independence colours of New Caledonia at rally in Noumea in 2018

Fate Of Nickel Factory Clouds New Caledonia's Independence Vote

Fate of nickel factory clouds New Caledonia's independence vote

Iraqi families have been exhuming the coffins of their relatives who died of the novel coronavirus, and which were initially buried in special cemeteries amid fear their bodies could still spread the virus

Iraqis Dig Up Covid-19 Dead To Rebury In Family Graves

Iraqis dig up Covid-19 dead to rebury in family graves