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Senegalese fishermen rescue a sea turtle from their nets and return it to the sea

Sea Turtles Find Protection From Senegal Fishermen

Sea turtles find protection from Senegal fishermen

Idil Eser, pictured in October 2017 when she was Amnesty International Turkey's director, was sentenced to 25 months for "helping a terrorist organisation"

Court Convicts Amnesty Turkey Ex-leaders On Terror Charges

Court convicts Amnesty Turkey ex-leaders on terror charges

In limbo off Lampedusa

Suicide Attempts, Fights Aboard Rescue Boat Carrying 180 Migrants

Suicide attempts, fights aboard rescue boat carrying 180 migrants

Russian prosecutors are seeking a conviction for 'justifying terrorism' against Svetlana Prokopyeva

Russia Seeks 6 Years Jail For Journalist In 'Terror' Case

Russia seeks 6 years jail for journalist in 'terror' case

General Electric is one company that understands the importance of human interest stories.

How COVID-19 Hasn't Changed Content Marketing At All

How should brands tackle content marketing in a pandemic-influenced world? By remembering this eternal truth: Human interest stories always win.

Philippe has served as prime minister for three years

France's Macron Picks New PM After Election Rout

France's Macron picks new PM after election rout

Dostum was vice president in Ghani's 2014 government

Afghan Warlord Accused Of Rights Abuse Awarded Highest Military Rank

Afghan warlord accused of rights abuse awarded highest military rank

As Edouard Philippe (left) handed the prime ministerial mantle to Jean Castex (right) in Paris some analysts saw President Macron as tightening his own power grip

Macron Tightens Grip Ahead Of 2022 Challenge

Macron tightens grip ahead of 2022 challenge

Despite admitting he was "terrified" before taking the post of premier, Edouard Philippe enjoyed a popularity spike for his efforts dealing with the coronavirus

Philippe: France's Unshowy But Popular PM Bows Out

Philippe: France's unshowy but popular PM bows out

Turkey opened the trial in abstentia of 20 Saudis' including two aides to Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman for the murder of Jamal Khashoggi in the Saudi consulate in Istanbul in late 2018

Turkey Trial Of Saudi Suspects In Khashoggi Murder Begins In Absentia

Turkey trial of Saudi suspects in Khashoggi murder begins in absentia

Algeria receives with full honours the skulls of 24 resistance fighters decapitated during French colonial rule that were held in storage in a Paris museum

France Returns Skulls Of Algerians Who Fought Colonisation

France returns skulls of Algerians who fought colonisation

Ghislaine Maxwell was arrested in the US on Thursday

The Maxwells: Scandal And Conspiracy

The Maxwells: scandal and conspiracy

A digger sealed the grave with earth, with many victims yet to be identified

Mass Burial For Scores Killed In Myanmar Jade Mine Disaster

Mass burial for scores killed in Myanmar jade mine disaster

Prince Andrew

Prince Andrew 'Bewildered' After Maxwell Arrest

Prince Andrew 'bewildered' after Maxwell arrest

The Malian army has struggled to contain the violence involving jihadists and also inter-communal clashes

Armed Men Kill 30 Villagers In Mali Attacks

Armed men kill 30 villagers in Mali attacks

Brazilian designer Francisco Terra of Neith Nyer says he cannot cope with an industry built on 'abuse and consumerism'

Runway Revolution: Is This The End Of Fashion As We Know It?

Runway revolution: Is this the end of fashion as we know it?

New prime minister, Jean Castex, earned plaudits for overseeing the easing of France's coronavirus lockdown

New PM Castex: France's Low-profile Coronavirus Czar

New PM Castex: France's low-profile coronavirus czar

A plane carrying President Juvenal Habyarimana, from Rwanda's Hutu majority, was shot down in Kigali on April 6, 1994

French Court Rejects Fresh Probe Of Plane Downing That Sparked Rwanda Genocide

French court rejects fresh probe of plane downing that sparked Rwanda genocide

Confrontations from Himalayan valleys to tropical islands are seen as part of President Xi Jinping's nationalist drive to return a once-weak China to its rightful place of dominance in the world

China Takes On More Conflicts Around The World

China takes on more conflicts around the world

The landslide killed over 160 jade miners in northern Myanmar, many of them migrant workers seeking their fortune in treacherous open-cast mines near the China border

More Bodies Found At Myanmar Jade Mine Disaster

More bodies found at Myanmar jade mine disaster

Former neighbourhood police inspector Georgy Zarya amarched to the Moscow police headquarters in May holding a sign urging the city's police chief to resign

Crusading Ex-cop's Arrest Sparks Police Pushback In Russia

Crusading ex-cop's arrest sparks police pushback in Russia

Sheikh Fahad Al Thani (2nd R) of Qatar Racing and jockey Oisin Murphy went close to winning the Derby in 2018 and on Saturday trainer Andrew Balding hopes they will taste victory in the race with his runner Kameko

Balding Bids To Add Another Derby Fairytale To Family Story

Balding bids to add another Derby fairytale to family story

Hong Kong protesters rally against a sweeping new national security law that has prompted some Western nations to offer those from the city refuge

China Crackdown Sparks Western Offers Of Asylum For Hong Kongers

China crackdown sparks Western offers of asylum for Hong Kongers

Indian cinemas have been shut for months due to a coronavirus lockdown

The Battle For Bollywood: Virus, Streaming Apps Spark Fears For Cinemas

The battle for Bollywood: virus, streaming apps spark fears for cinemas

Legal analysts and rights groups warn the broad wording of the law will choke civil liberties and free speech in Hong Kong

Hong Kongers Scrub Social Media History In Face Of Security Law

Hong Kongers scrub social media history in face of security law

Workers install a banner reading "Welcome to Spielberg" near the entrance to the Red Bull Ring

Bubble Wrapped: Formula One's Masked Men Keep Their Distance

Bubble wrapped: Formula One's masked men keep their distance

The vote comes as Croatia is hurtling towards its worst economic crisis in decades

Tight Election Looms In Croatia's 'Coronavirus Battle'

Tight election looms in Croatia's 'coronavirus battle'

Venezuelan opposition leader Juan Guaido (L) and President Nicolas Maduro dispute $1 billion in gold held at the Bank of England

UK Court Sides With Guaido In Venezuela Gold Dispute

UK court sides with Guaido in Venezuela gold dispute

Former Yugoslav president Slobodan Milosevic was taken to the Hague as a result of the files that Carla Del Ponte uncovered at the OSCE

Little-known Archives Discreetly Testify To Europe's Wars

Little-known archives discreetly testify to Europe's wars

Schols have reopened in Thailand after being temporarily closed due to the threat of the COVID-19 novel coronavirus

US Under Siege As Pandemic Accelerates, Britain Eases Quarantine

US under siege as pandemic accelerates, Britain eases quarantine

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