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A still from a video shows jihadists destroying an ancient shrine in Timbuktu in 2012

Timbuktu Jihadist Police Chief On Trial For 'Unimaginable Crimes'

Timbuktu jihadist police chief on trial for 'unimaginable crimes'

Tiny Singapore, viewed as a barometer for the health of global trade, is highly sensitive to external shocks, and the gloomy figures are another ominous sign for the global economy

Virus-hit Singapore Plunges Into Recession As Economy Shrinks 41%

Virus-hit Singapore plunges into recession as economy shrinks 41%

Opening a margin account is certainly not a daunting or complicated process, though trading on margin can be.

How to Open A Margin Account

Opening a margin account is certainly not a daunting or complicated process. Here's what you'll need to do.

Imam Mahmoud Dicko addresses the crowd in Bamako's Independence Square on June 5, the date when the protest movement began

Imam And Powerbroker: Malian Opposition Leader Mahmoud Dicko

Imam and powerbroker: Malian opposition leader Mahmoud Dicko

Qatar accused its neighbours of violating a convention that regulates the free passage of its passenger planes through foreign airspace

Qatar Wins Air Blockade Case At Top UN Court

Qatar wins air blockade case at top UN court

A massive clean up effort involved trapping floating diesel with booms on crucial water ways to prevent it flowing into fresh water lakes

Arctic Spill Fuels Calls For Shakeup At Russia Mining Giant

Arctic spill fuels calls for shakeup at Russia mining giant

Petar Djuric has become a symbol of anger at the Serbian government's virus response after his father succumbed to the disease

Anguish And Anger In Serbia As Virus Returns With A Vengeance

Anguish and anger in Serbia as virus returns with a vengeance

Fifth-generation or 5G mobile networks promise ultra-fast downloads, but will there be a rapid rollout and uptake of the technology?

5G: Five Things To Know

5G: Five things to know

Almost a third of Bangladesh was underwater, officials said

Third Of Bangladesh Underwater As Monsoon Drenches Region

Third of Bangladesh underwater as monsoon drenches region

Just Dance is one title by Ubisoft, which just shed a number of senior executives after sexual harassment allegations

Video Game Industry Faces Its #metoo Moment

Video game industry faces its #metoo moment

Dying business: Crosses and tombstones at the Headbush Funeral Parlour in Port Elizabeth

Where Death Comes Wrapped In Plastic: S.Africa's COVID Hotspot

Where death comes wrapped in plastic: S.Africa's COVID hotspot

The British review was triggered by new US sanctions in May that blocked Huawei's access to US chips and semi-conductors at the heart of 5G networks

Britain Set To Back Removal Of Huawei From 5G

Britain set to back removal of Huawei from 5G

In this file photo from September 2019 a man takes a picture of an illustration of an astronaut with the Emirati national flag outside Dubai's Mohammed Bin Rashid Space Centre

UAE Plans To Launch Mars Probe Friday After Weather Delay

UAE plans to launch Mars probe Friday after weather delay

Huntsville Penitentiary in Texas -- the US may resume federal executions after 17 years

US Supreme Court Allows First Federal Executions In 17 Years

US Supreme Court allows first federal executions in 17 years

China's economy is expected to have returned to growth in the second quarter following a deep contraction in January-March

Chinese Trade Sees Surprise Bounce As Virus Recovery Picks Up

Chinese trade sees surprise bounce as virus recovery picks up

Drivers queue at a gas station in Maracaibo, Venezuela, amid the coronavirus epidemic in July 2020

Venezuela's Fuel Shortages Persist Despite Iran Deliveries

Venezuela's fuel shortages persist despite Iran deliveries

In a largely forgotten chapter of the dying days of World War II, some 250,000 German refugees were interned in refugee camps across Denmark -- still then occupied by the Nazis -- where they were not made to feel welcome

Denmark's German Refugees Remember Forgotten WWII Chapter

Denmark's German refugees remember forgotten WWII chapter

Aquatic creatures such as these common dolphins swimming off the southern French coast benefited from less sound pollution from pleasure craft during lockdown

Paradise Regained Then Lost: Med Mammals Mourn Lockdown End

Paradise regained then lost: Med mammals mourn lockdown end

Iraq closed its border crossings to goods from its neighbours in mid-March and that has helped the agriculture ministry accelerate a campaign to make markets self-sustainable

Pandemic Has Silver Lining For Iraq: Food Self-sufficiency

Pandemic has silver lining for Iraq: food self-sufficiency

Map of Azerbaijan and Armenia locating the Armenian province of Tavush where border clashes occurred

Deadly Border Clashes Reignite Armenia-Azerbaijan Conflict

Deadly border clashes reignite Armenia-Azerbaijan conflict

Angoho, an indigenous woman of the Pataxo Ha-ha-hae community, wears a face mask at the Vila Vitoria favela on the outskirts of Belo Horizonte, Brazil

Brazil's Displaced Indigenous Struggle In Concrete Jungle Far From Home

Brazil's displaced indigenous struggle in concrete jungle far from home

A member of the AMADEE-18 Mars simulation mission wearing a spacesuit standing in the doorway of a simulation habitat, with a view of the night sky above in Oman's Dhofar desert, in February 2018

Humanity On Mars? Technically Possible, But No Voyage On Horizon

Humanity on Mars? Technically possible, but no voyage on horizon

Should the SUV-sized Perseverance touch down unscathed, it will start collecting and storing rock and soil samples, to be retrieved by a future mission and brought back to Earth in 2031

NASA's Perseverance Rover Will Scour Mars For Signs Of Life

NASA's Perseverance rover will scour Mars for signs of life

Small businesses have taken a heavy blow in Libya after the country plunged into chaos and violence following the 2011 NATO-backed uprising that toppled and killed veteran dictator Moamer Kadhafi

Libya Small Businesses Struggle To Rebuild After Waves Of Unrest

Libya small businesses struggle to rebuild after waves of unrest

The incumbent Duda won the first round comfortably, but polls suggest the second-round vote will be close

Poland's Populist President Narrowly Wins Re-election

Poland's populist president narrowly wins re-election

Causing tremors in Austrian politics

Austrian Politicians Trade Accusations Over Wirecard

Austrian politicians trade accusations over Wirecard

Billboards in Pristina proclaim Kosovo President Hashim Thaci (L) and ex-parliament speaker Kadri Veseli (R) as "heroes of war and peace"

Kosovo's Thaci Quizzed By War Crimes Prosecutors

Kosovo's Thaci quizzed by war crimes prosecutors

Almost half a century of frictionless travel is to be slowed by hurdles within a few months

UK Unveils Post-Brexit Border Plans And Ad Campaign

UK unveils post-Brexit border plans and ad campaign

The man in the presidential mask: Donald Trump wore a face mask for the first time in public

California Rolls Back Reopening As Nations Battle Resurgent Coronavirus

California rolls back reopening as nations battle resurgent coronavirus

South African President Cyril Ramaphosa has warned the country faces a 'coronavirus storm'

Nasdaq Falls On Weak Day For US Stocks Amid COVID-19 Closures

Nasdaq falls on weak day for US stocks amid COVID-19 closures

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