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A new scorching temperature of 130 degrees Fahrenheit (54.4 degrees Celsius) recorded in California's Death Valley could be the highest ever recorded, US officials say

Scorching Temperature In US's Death Valley Could Be Global High

Scorching temperature in US's Death Valley could be global high

The coffin of Run-DMC's Jam Master Jay, the rapper born Jason Mizell, is carried out of a Queens Cathedral after his funeral on November 5, 2002

Suspects Charged In The Long-unsolved Murder Of Rap Star Jam Master Jay

Suspects charged in the long-unsolved murder of rap star Jam Master Jay

Lawyers for Huawei Chief Financial Officer Meng Wanzhou, pictured in May, went to court on Monday to press for the release of classified documents in her extradition case.

Huawei's Meng Seeks Classified Docs In Extradition Fight

Huawei's Meng seeks classified docs in extradition fight

Quique Setien was sacked as Barcelona coach after barely six months in charge

Barcelona Sack Setien, Koeman Favourite To Take Charge

Barcelona sack Setien, Koeman favourite to take charge

More than 100,000 people took part in a "March for Freedom" in Minsk on Sunday

Belarus Engulfed In Ninth Night Of Protests As Lukashenko Heckled

Belarus engulfed in ninth night of protests as Lukashenko heckled

A Sudanese protester calls for justice on the one-year anniversary of the formation of a transitional government

Sudan Protests Mark One Year Since Post-Bashir Deal

Sudan protests mark one year since post-Bashir deal

Students are holding protest marches and are threatening legal action, arguing that the system to determine final grades has penalised bright students from disadvantaged backgrounds

Angry Students Force UK Govt U-turn Over Virus-hit Exams

Angry students force UK govt U-turn over virus-hit exams

Spain's former king Juan Carlos (C) has maintained warm relations with the Gulf monarchies

Former Spanish King Juan Carlos Has Gone Into Exile In UAE

Former Spanish king Juan Carlos has gone into exile in UAE

The United States moved to tighten sanctions on Huawei, claiming the Chinese tech giant was using its international affiliates to circumvent restrictions on US exports

US Adds Sanctions On China's Huawei To Limit Technology Access

US adds sanctions on China's Huawei to limit technology access

More countries in Europe like France are making facemasks required in public spaces

Virus Forces New Zealand Election Delay As Europe Tightens Curbs

Virus forces New Zealand election delay as Europe tightens curbs

Negotiations between the Taliban and Afghan authorities were expected within days of a mega gathering of prominent Afghans approving the release of 400 Taliban prisoners

Start Of Afghan Talks Uncertain As Prisoner Release Stalls

Start of Afghan talks uncertain as prisoner release stalls

India is Facebook's biggest global market in terms of users

Facebook In India Storm After Hate Speech Claims

Facebook in India storm after hate speech claims

More than 100,000 people took part in a "March for Freedom" in Minsk on Sunday

Belarus Workers Chant 'Leave' At Lukashenko As Anger Mounts Over Vote

Belarus workers chant 'Leave' at Lukashenko as anger mounts over vote

Sharbel Hasbany, a 29-year-old makeup artist, is determined to leave Lebanon, having resisted his mother's pleas to do so for years

Beirut Blast Prompts New Exodus From Lebanon

Beirut blast prompts new exodus from Lebanon

Algoa Bay, off the South African city of Port Elizabeth in the Eastern Cape province, is home to just under half the global population of African penguins

Offshore Refuelling Deepens Fears For S. Africa's Penguin Haven

Offshore refuelling deepens fears for S. Africa's penguin haven

The coronavirus has killed more than 766,000 people around the world

Virus Forces New Zealand Election Delay As Japan Economy Sinks

Virus forces New Zealand election delay as Japan economy sinks

Young Chinese climate activist Howey Ou says she was inspired by Greta Thunberg but has struggled to find wider support in China

China Teenage Climate Warrior Fights A Lonely Battle

China teenage climate warrior fights a lonely battle

The Brigitte Bardot statue in St-Tropez

Show Goes On For French Holidays In Summer Like No Other

Show goes on for French holidays in summer like no other

Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern had been under pressure from political opponents to shift New Zealand's vote

New Zealand PM Delays Election After Virus Return

New Zealand PM delays election after virus return

Parkour has found a small but committed following in Qatar, despite evening temperatures that hover around 40 degrees Celsius (104 Fahrenheit) in summer

Parkour Piques Interest In Doha's Urban Jungle

Parkour piques interest in Doha's urban jungle

Belarus opposition supporters joined a funeral ceremony for a protester who died on on Monday

Belarus Protesters Hold 'Historic' Rally As Lukashenko Vows To Stay On

Belarus protesters hold 'historic' rally as Lukashenko vows to stay on

Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman has spearheaded a shift to cultivate covert ties with Israel in recent years

Saudi Silent Over Israel Deal But Covert Ties Under Focus

Saudi silent over Israel deal but covert ties under focus

Commuters in Tokyo. Japan's economy shrank 7.8 percent in the April-June quarter

Japan Economy Shrinks Record 7.8% In April-June

Japan economy shrinks record 7.8% in April-June

Luuk De Jong scored Sevilla's winner to reach the Europa League final

Solskjaer Eyes Signings As Sevilla Punish Wasteful Man Utd

Solskjaer eyes signings as Sevilla punish wasteful Man Utd

Changes at the US Postal Service causing widespread delays in delivering letters and packages has led some to believe that mail-in voting could be compromised in the November 2020 election -- and that President Donald Trump is leading the attack

Postal Slowdown Sparks Claims Of Plot To Undermine US Vote

Postal slowdown sparks claims of plot to undermine US vote

Cruise lines are hoping that new, tighter protocols will allow them to control the still-lingering threat of coronavirus aboard its ships

First Major Mediterranean Cruise Liner Sets Sail Since Pandemic

First major Mediterranean cruise liner sets sail since pandemic

Israel's ice hockey team captain Eliezer Sherbatov after a training session with his Polish team Unia Oswiecim

Israeli Ice Hockey Captain Defends Joining Auschwitz Home Town Team

Israeli ice hockey captain defends joining Auschwitz home town team

Smoke and flames rise after Israeli army war planes carried out airstrikes over Khan Yunis, Gaza Strip on August 16

New Israeli Strikes On Gaza Over Rockets, Balloon Bombs

New Israeli strikes on Gaza over rockets, balloon bombs

Stay in shape and exercise at home with highly rated app, BetterMe

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Millions of migrant workers, including many gold craftsmen, have fled India's cities as their incomes have dried up

Bling No Longer King In India As Gold Loses Its Shine

Bling no longer king in India as gold loses its shine

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