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Uri Berger (R), a regional archaeologist for the Israel Antiquities Authority, and Gonen Sharon, a professor of archaeology at northern Israel's Tel-Hai college, display ancient engravings inside a dolmen

Ancient Golan Rock Art Sheds Light On Mysterious Culture

Ancient Golan rock art sheds light on mysterious culture

In this file photo from June 6, youths at an anti-racism solidarity rally in Tunisia re-enact the event leading to the death of George Floyd

Black Lives Matter Skirts North Africa Despite Everyday Racism

Black Lives Matter skirts North Africa despite everyday racism

An EU post-coronavirus recovery plan has run into stiff resistance from some member states

Angry EU Leaders Battle To Save Deadlocked Virus Recovery Summit

Angry EU leaders battle to save deadlocked virus recovery summit

A truck drives along normally bustling 42nd Street in Manhattan on June 30, 2020

Facing A Crisis, New York Hopes To Reinvent Itself Again

Facing a crisis, New York hopes to reinvent itself again

Artefacts and paintings were lost in the fire, as well as the 17th century organ -- a star attraction of the cathedral

Man Released In Arson Probe Into French Cathedral Fire

Man released in arson probe into French cathedral fire

Inter Milan's Romelu Lukaku (R) shoots and scores a penalty kick against Roma.

Inter Held At Roma To Leave Juventus Closer To Serie A Title

Inter held at Roma to leave Juventus closer to Serie A title

Spain has opted for local lockdowns and non-enforced stay-at-home advice in its Catalonia region

EU Struggles To Agree Virus Recovery Deal As Global Deaths Surge

EU struggles to agree virus recovery deal as global deaths surge

US President Donald Trump walks from the White House to his motorcade before traveling on July 19, 2020 to his Virginia golf club on

Trump Calls Biden 'Not Competent' To Lead The US

Trump calls Biden 'not competent' to lead the US

Syrians head to the polls Sunday to elect a new parliament as the war-torn country faces a crumbling economy and international sanctions

Syrians Vote For New Assembly Amid War, Economic Turmoil

Syrians voted Sunday for a new parliament as the Damascus government grapples with international sanctions and a crumbling economy after retaking large parts of the war-torn country.

While millions of Americans have seen their travel plans disrupted by the pandemic, many are defying the risk to travel to national parks like Yellowstone

As The Pandemic Surges, Americans See Travel Horizons Narrowing

As the pandemic surges, Americans see travel horizons narrowing

Buying second-hand has seen a surge in Sweden

In Sweden, A 'Second-hand' Mall Draws Big Crowds

In Sweden, a 'second-hand' mall draws big crowds

More than 200,000 thousand seafarers are stranded on ships worldwide because of coronavirus border closures and lockdowns

Stranded On Ships, 200,000 Seafarers Struggle In Virus Limbo

Stranded on ships, 200,000 seafarers struggle in virus limbo

Orange County Sheriff Don Barnes has said he won't enforce California's statewide mask order including in cities such as Huntington Beach, seen here on July 16, 2020

'It's A Hoax' Say California's Anti-mask Proponents

'It's a hoax' say California's anti-mask proponents

Cheesemakers Danie Crowther and his wife Marietjie Crowther only managed to produce small amounts of their signature smoked mozzarella and chilli-infused "string cheese" during the virus lockdown

S.African Artisanal Cheesery Hopes Virus Will Boost Slow Food

S.African artisanal cheesery hopes virus will boost Slow Food

A man reads a newspaper on the edge of a promenade overlooking Victoria Harbour in Hong Kong

Hong Kong Security Law Sends Jitters Through City's Feisty Press

Hong Kong security law sends jitters through city's feisty press

In 1947, Parisians used alternative means of transport during a general strike

Bikes Wedge Their Way Into Heavy Paris Traffic

Bikes wedge their way into heavy Paris traffic

Syrians head to the polls Sunday to elect a new parliament as the war-torn country faces a crumbling economy and international sanctions

Syrians Vote For New Parliament Amid War, Economic Turmoil

Syrians vote for new parliament amid war, economic turmoil

Health workers protest for lack of medical supplies at the Dr Arnulfo Arias Madrid hospital complex in Panama City, on July 16, 2020, as Panama exceeds 50,000 cases of COVID-19

EU Grapples Over Virus Recovery As Global Death Toll Passes 600,000

EU grapples over virus recovery as global death toll passes 600,000

Chelsea and Leicester hope to hold onto their top four places

All To Play For As Premier League Enters Final Week Of The Season

All to play for as Premier League enters final week of the season

A spectator wearing a face mask and visor attends the concert

Greek National Opera Finds Post-lockdown Voice

Greek National Opera finds post-lockdown voice

The EU leaders return to their conference hall for a second day hoping to find a compromise on a recovery plan that ran into stiff Dutch and Austrian resistance

Deadlocked EU Summit Heads Into Third Day

Deadlocked EU summit heads into third day

John Lewis spent his life getting into what he liked to call "good trouble" -- the confrontations necessary to improve American democracy

US Congressman John Lewis, Civil Rights Icon, Dead At 80

US congressman John Lewis, civil rights icon, dead at 80

Saudi Arabia is the host of the virtual G20 talks, chaired by Saudi Finance Minister Mohammed al-Jadaan (R) and central bank governor Ahmed al-Kholifey

Saudi Hosts G20 Talks On Debt Crisis, Virus Recovery

Saudi hosts G20 talks on debt crisis, virus recovery

Emergency teams managed to contain the fire at the gothic structure, built between 15th and 19th centuries

Fire Damages French Cathedral, Arson Probe Launched

Fire damages French cathedral, arson probe launched

The outbreak is DR Congo's 11th since Ebola was identified in 1976

Ebola Cases Rise In New DR Congo Outbreak

Ebola cases rise in new DR Congo outbreak

Cuba has enacted laws against racial discrimination but activists say racism is present on the streets

Racism In Cuba: Banned By Law, Alive On The Streets

Racism in Cuba: banned by law, alive on the streets

Traditional, religious and political leaders attend a rally to support the security forces, known by their initials in French as the FDS, in the capital Ouagadougou last October

Burkina's Anti-jihad Volunteers Stir Praise And Controversy

Burkina's anti-jihad volunteers stir praise and controversy

Since business magnate Patrice Talon became president of Benin in 2016, journalists and opponents have complained of increasing authoritarianism

Benin Crackdown On Online Media Fuels Press Fears

Benin crackdown on online media fuels press fears

A red rose graces his grave all year round

It Wasn't The Sex: Bloodletting Fatal For Raphael, Study Claims

It wasn't the sex: bloodletting fatal for Raphael, study claims

China's President Xi Jinping and US President Donald Trump are increasingly divided by the coronavirus pandemic

How Hot Could US-China 'Cold War' Get?

How hot could US-China 'Cold War' get?

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