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Afghanistan's President Ashraf Ghani has said his government has met all commitments for peace talks with the Taliban

Afghan Negotiators Head To Doha As Taliban Prisoner Swap Nears Completion

Afghan negotiators head to Doha as Taliban prisoner swap nears completion

Montenegro's pro-West ruling party could be knocked from power for the first time in three decades after an election gave an edge to opposition camps

Montenegro President Ready To Give Mandate To Opposition

Montenegro president ready to give mandate to opposition

GPT-3 can solve some mathematical problems, express itself in several languages, and even generate computer code for simple tasks

Educated Yet Amoral: AI Capable Of Writing Books Sparks Awe

Educated yet amoral: AI capable of writing books sparks awe

Afghanistan's President Ashraf Ghani has said his government has met all commitments for peace talks with the Taliban

Afghan President Says All Commitments Met For Taliban Peace Talks

Afghan president says all commitments met for Taliban peace talks

Belarusian law enforcement detained over 100 students at Tuesday demonstrations in Minsk

Russia Steps Up Support For Belarus' Lukashenko

Russia steps up support for Belarus' Lukashenko

Bruneau Laurette has channelled the anger that many Mauritians feel after the catastrophic oil spill

Mauritian Citizen Becomes Powerful Voice For Oil Spill Anger

Mauritian citizen becomes powerful voice for oil spill anger

Duch was a former mathematics teacher who became the chief torturer of Cambodia's Khmer Rouge regime

Duch, Teacher-turned-Khmer Rouge Torturer, Dies Aged 77

Duch, teacher-turned-Khmer Rouge torturer, dies aged 77

Japan's Shigeru Ishiba, Fumio Kishida and chief cabinet secretary Yoshihide Suga (L to R) are contenders to replace Shinzo Abe as prime minister

Japan's Suga Announces PM Run With Strong Party Backing

Japan's Suga announces PM run with strong party backing

Australia announced a record economic contraction of seven percent

Australia Recession Adds To Global Economic Virus Woes

Australia recession adds to global economic virus woes

With Joe Kennedy's defeat, come January, there will be no one from the Kennedy clan in elected officeÂ

End Of A Dynasty? Joe Kennedy Defeated In US Senate Primary

Incumbent Senator Ed Markey harnessed the state's progressive energy to handily turn back a primary challenge from Joseph Kennedy III, the grandnephew of assassinated president John F. Kennedy.

The pandemic has been a baptism of fire for young doctors in Mexico, which has one of the world's highest coronavirus death tolls

Pandemic Baptism Of Fire For Young Mexican Doctors

Pandemic baptism of fire for young Mexican doctors

Since 2015, France has seen 17 crimes classified as acts of terror

Mutating Terror Threat Still Looms Over Europe

Mutating terror threat still looms over Europe

Democratic presidential hopeful Joe Biden is heading back to the campaign trail for a much anticipated speech on the violence in US cities

Trump In Kenosha Calls Anti-racism Protests 'Domestic Terror'

Trump in Kenosha calls anti-racism protests 'domestic terror'

Analysts say Venezuela's President Nicolas Maduro, pictured in August 2020, aims to ensure that some heavyweight opposition figures take part in the election to lend the vote legitimacy

Analysts Call Maduro Opposition Pardons 'Political Calculation'

Analysts call Maduro opposition pardons 'political calculation'

Kosovo Prime Minister Avdullah Hoti (L) and Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic (R) will meet at the White House in Washington to discuss economic cooperation

Trump To Host Summit Between Bitter Enemies Kosovo And Serbia

Trump to host summit between bitter enemies Kosovo and Serbia

Serena Williams is pursuing a record-equalling 24th singles Grand Slam title at the US Open

Serena, Murray Advance On US Open Day Two

Serena, Murray advance on US Open day two

The ideal goal for the World Health Organization is that every country receives vaccinations for 20 percent of its population, starting with the most vulnerable people

Poor Countries Desperate For Covid Vaccines May Be Outbid By Richer Neighbors

Just seven months after the outbreak of the pandemic, and even before clinical trials of experimental vaccines have ended, some developed countries have put in orders for at least 3.1 billion doses.

France's deep-rooted tradition of unapologetically poking fun at men and gods alike may be in peril, five years after the deadly jihadist attacks on the satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo

Is France Turning Its Back On Blasphemy?

Is France turning its back on blasphemy?

Despite what else may be going on in the world, harvesting the land "just won't wait", says winegrower Friedrich Schatz, who goes by the name Federico

Spain Vineyards Feel The Pinch But Harvest Must Go On

Spain vineyards feel the pinch but harvest must go on

Nigeria's oil-rich Niger delta is prone to corruption and mismanagement, officials say. Here we see an abandoned boat filled with oil near the city of Port Harcourt

Nigerian Oil Agency Under Scrutiny For Missing Billions

Nigerian oil agency under scrutiny for missing billions

Filipinos are flocking to bartering groups on Facebook, where they often trade goods such as clothes and toys for food

Will Trade For Food: Online Bartering Soars In Virus-hit Philippines

Will trade for food: online bartering soars in virus-hit Philippines

Health experts feared Pakistan's crowded cities would provide fertile breeding ground for the coronavirus

Pakistan Puzzles Health Experts As Virus Cases Drop

Pakistan puzzles health experts as virus cases drop

With so many of its relationships rendered transactional, Riyadh is struggling to win respect and its once-leading role in the Muslim world is increasingly challenged by its rivals, observers say

Spurned By Allies, Saudi Rethinks Chequebook Diplomacy

Spurned by allies, Saudi rethinks chequebook diplomacy

An Iraqi fisherman makes his way through dead fish and plants in the Delmaj marsh, east of the city of Diwaniyah, in southern Iraq

Gangs, Smugglers, Poison? Iraq's Dead Fish Kick Up Stink

Gangs, smugglers, poison? Iraq's dead fish kick up stink

Researchers in the Bahrain study will look at how many patients contract the virus after receiving two doses of the vaccine, as well as examine any adverse reactions

'Service To Humanity': Volunteers In Bahrain Sign Up For Vaccine Trial

'Service to humanity': Volunteers in Bahrain sign up for vaccine trial

Facebook said the network was small, just 13 accounts and two pages

Facebook Nabs Russia-linked Campaign To Fuel US Chaos

Facebook nabs Russia-linked campaign to fuel US chaos

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Walmart Unveils Subscription Program To Challenge Amazon

Walmart unveils subscription program to challenge Amazon

Serena Williams is pursuing a record-equalling 24th singles Grand Slam title at the US Open

Serena Launches Bid For 24th Slam With Straight-sets US Open Win

Serena launches bid for 24th Slam with straight-sets US Open win

Joe Kennedy, seen here at a Black Lives Matter protest in Boston in June, 2020, is the grandson of Robert Kennedy

Kennedy Dynasty On The Line In US Senate Race

Kennedy dynasty on the line in US Senate race

Several of France's most celebrated cartoonists were killed on January 7, 2015, when brothers Said and Cherif Kouachi went on a gun rampage at Charlie Hebdo's offices in Paris

France's Charlie Hebdo Reprints Mohammed Cartoons For Trial

France's Charlie Hebdo reprints Mohammed cartoons for trial

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